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The Docket ▸ 1998

1998

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Resolutions

1,343 actions · № 1–1368
  1. 11R Congratulations to Matt Damon and Ben Affleck for their roles in the excellent film "Good Will Hunting" now playing in Boston and Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #1 scanJan 12
  2. 22R Congratulations to CASCAP on its twenty-fifth anniversary and appreciation for a quarter of a century of providing homes and supportive services to Cambridge and Somerville citizens. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanJan 12
  3. 33R Resolution on the death of John F. Cummings. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanJan 12
  4. 44R Resolution on the death of Mary F. (McGrory) Higbee. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #5 scanJan 12
  5. 55R Resolution on the death of Edward F. Kelly. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #6 scanJan 12
  6. 66R Resolution on the death of Frank Totino. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #7 scanJan 12
  7. 77R Resolution on the death of Hazel M. (Donehey) Hockman. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #8 scanJan 12
  8. 88R Resolution on the death of Alice Trelegan. Councillor Russell, Sullivan, Galluccio entire membership Order #9 scanJan 12
  9. 99R Resolution on the death of Ellen W. "Helen" Gately. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #10 scanJan 12
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  20. 2020R Resolution on the death of Frederick H. Lindstrom, Jr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #21 scanJan 12
  21. 2121R Congratulations to the Faialence Sport Club. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanJan 12
  22. 2222R Congratulations to the Matignon High School Boys Basketball Team. Councillors Toomey and Davis Order #23 scanJan 12
  23. 2323R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Football Coach, Bill Timmins, on being named Division One Football Coach of the Year. Councillors Galluccio, Born and Davis Order #24 scanJan 12
  24. 2424R Congratulations to Andrew Inglis, Cambridge Rindge and Latin Soccer Coach, on being named by the Boston Globe as Division One Soccer Coach of the Year. Councillors Galluccio, Born and Davis Order #25 scanJan 12
  25. 2525R Congratulations to Ellis Reid and Dennis Dottin on being named by the Boston Globe as Greater Boston League High School Football All-Stars. Councillors Galluccio, Born and Davis Order #26 scanJan 12
  26. 2626R Congratulations to Che Santos, Cambridge Rindge and Latin Football Player, on being named by the Boston Globe to its all Scholastic First Team. Councillors Galluccio, Born and Davis Order #27 scanJan 12
  27. 2727R Congratulations to Tiago Moreira and Noad Mesfin on being named by the Boston Globe to its Greater Boston League All Star Soccer Team. Councillors Galluccio, Born and Davis Order #28 scanJan 12
  28. 2828R Prepare resolution on the death of S.B. Sutton, author of "Cambridge Reconsidered," prepared for publication by the Bicentennial Commission. Councillor Born Order #29 scanJan 12
  29. 2929R Congratulations to David and Douglas Casey on celebrating their Fortieth Birthday. Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanJan 12
  30. 3030R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mike Nicoloro from the Inspectional Service Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanJan 12
  31. 3131R Resolution on the death of Lucy C. (Teti) Lanzi. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #35 scanJan 12
  32. 3232R Resolution on the death of Helen (Donahue) Arel. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #36 scanJan 12
  33. 3333R Resolution on the death of Kenneth T. Williams. Councillors Russell, Galluccio, Reeves, Davis, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #37 scanJan 12
  34. 3434R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth A. (Salipante) Roderick. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #38 scanJan 12
  35. 3535R Happy Birthday wishes to Ed Rosen. Councillor Sullivan Order #40 scanJan 12
  36. 3636R Happy Birthday wishes to Allen Green. Councillor Sullivan Order #41 scanJan 12
  37. 3737R Resolution on the death of Alfred J. Boudreau, Jr. Councillors Russell, Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #42 scanJan 12
  38. 3838R Resolution on the death of Philip Paul "P.P." Cloran Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #43 scanJan 12
  39. 3939R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to John Kiely. Councillor Toomey Order #45 scanJan 12
  40. 4040R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Chess Team for winning the New England Championship. Councillor Davis Order #46 scanJan 12
  41. 4141R Prepare resolution on the death of Mary Preston, wife of Dr. Alexander Preston and avid supporter of the Cambridge Library. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #47 scanJan 12
  42. 4242R Resolution on the death of Clifford H. Logan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #48 scanJan 12
  43. 4343R Thanks to the Secretary of Elder Affairs for his work on behalf of the senior citizens of Massachusetts and best wishes on his new job at MassPort. Councillor Russell Order #51 scanJan 12
  44. 4444R Urge citizens to participate in "Getting Started in Business" workshop given by the Cambridge Business Development Center. Councillor Russell Order #53 scanJan 12
  45. 4545R Thanks to all involved in beautifying and preparing City Hall for the Inauguration. Councillor Russell Order #54 scanJan 12
  46. 4646R Resolution on the death of Ellen F. (Huggins) Douglass. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #55 scanJan 12
  47. 4747R Congratulations to Keith Boykin as he completes his tenure as Executive Director of the Black Lesbian and Gay Leadership Forum. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanJan 12
  48. 4848R Happy Seventy-Fifth Birthday wishes to a special Hancock Street resident. Councillor Reeves Order #68 scanJan 12
  49. 4949R Happy Birthday wishes to a very special Upton Street resident. Councillor Reeves Order #69 scanJan 12
  50. 5050R Prepare resolution on the death of Warrel Hewitt. Councillor Reeves Order #70 scanJan 12
  51. 5151R Congratulations to the Cambridge City Clerk and her staff for the wonderful way in which the Inauguration was conducted and oaths were administered. Councillor Reeves Order #71 scanJan 12
  52. 5252R Congratulations to Reverend Edmund D. Henley, Sr. on his second Pastoral Anniversary. Councillor Davis Order #73 scanJan 12
  53. 5353R Urge citizens to participate in the 11th annual "A Joyful Noise" concert, an annual Cambridge tribute to the legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Councillor Reeves Order #75 scanJan 12
  54. 5454R Urge citizens to participate in the Cambridge Branch of thc NAACP's annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast on Saturday, January 17, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #76 scanJan 12
  55. 5555R Urge citizens to participate in the twenty-fourth annual wreath laying birthday commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Central Square Branch Library. Councillor Reeves Order #77 scanJan 12
  56. 5656R Resolution on the death of Reverend Dr. Charles Conrad Forman. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #2 scanFeb 2
  57. 5757R Resolution on the death of Mary L. (Carroll) Pefine. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanFeb 2
  58. 5858R Resolution on the death of Helen W. (Stevens) Coffey. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #4 scanFeb 2
  59. 5959R Resolution on the death of Margery (Wilton) Sullivan. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #5 scanFeb 2
  60. 6060R Resolution on the death of Arthur Prendable. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #6 scanFeb 2
  61. 6161R Resolution on the death of David N. Bailey, Sr. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #10 scanFeb 2
  62. 6262R Resolution on the death of Regina Tremblay. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanFeb 2
  63. 6363R Resolution on the death of Julia T. Healey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #12 scanFeb 2
  64. 6464R Resolution on the retirement of John DeLeo. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #13 scanFeb 2
  65. 6565R Resolution on the retirement of Earnet Moore. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #14 scanFeb 2
  66. 6666R Resolution on the retirement of Raymond Durette. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #15 scanFeb 2
  67. 6767R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Judy Marchant, employee of the Assessor's Department. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #16 scanFeb 2
  68. 6868R Congratulations to The Greater Table on sponsoring "The Super Hunger Brunch," to help alleviate hunger for many people in need. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanFeb 2
  69. 6969R Condolences to the Kennedy family on the death of Michael Kennedy. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #18 scanFeb 2
  70. 7070R Congratulations to City Auditor, James A. Lindstrom for successfully completing the Accounting, Auditing and Financial Reporting Examination from the Government Finance Officers Association Certified Public Finance Officer Program. Councillors Davis and Duehay Order #21 scanFeb 2
  71. 7171R Congratulations to Hazel Kearns on the celebration of her 101st Birthday. Councillors Galluccio and Davis Order #22 scanFeb 2
  72. 7272R Resolution on the death of Phyllis "Pat" (Turner) O'Loughlin Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #23 scanFeb 2
  73. 7373R Resolution on the death of Maria (Vicente) Martins. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #24 scanFeb 2
  74. 7474R Resolution on the death of John Apruzzese. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #25 scanFeb 2
  75. 7575R Resolution on the death of Mary "Auntie Mame" (Kennelly) Walsh. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanFeb 2
  76. 7676R Resolution on the death of Rudolph "Rudy" Gobbeo. Councillors Born, Triantafillou, Galluccio, Davis and entire membership Order #27 scanFeb 2
  77. 7777R Resolution on the death of Mary C. (Casey) Kline. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #29 scanFeb 2
  78. 7878R Resolution on the death of Joseph J. Lepera Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #32 scanFeb 2
  79. 7979R Resolution on the death of Paul J. Ferolito. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #33 scanFeb 2
  80. 8080R Resolution on the death of Stanley J. Marquedaunt. Councillors Russell, Sullivan and entire membership Order #34 scanFeb 2
  81. 8181R Congratulations to Aparna Agrawal, Thaddeus Beal and Robin Ferrendini for their participation in a special forum and art exhibit entitled "Women in Religion. Councillor Galluccio Order #35 scanFeb 2
  82. 8282R Congratulations to all honorees at the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce's 1997 Excellence in Business Awards Banquet. Councillor Sullivan Order #36 scanFeb 2
  83. 8383R Resolution on the death of Catherine (D'Agostino) Day. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #38 scanFeb 2
  84. 8484R Resolution on the death of Catherine J. (Carfagno) Boucher. Councillors Sullivan and entire membership Order #39 scanFeb 2
  85. 8585R Resolution on the death of John S. Costa. Councillors Sullivan and entire membership Order #40 scanFeb 2
  86. 8686R Resolution on the death of Alfred Spartichino. Councillors Sullivan and entire membership Order #41 scanFeb 2
  87. 8787R Happy New Year wishes to all in the Chinese New Year of the Tiger. Councillor Toomey Order #43 scanFeb 2
  88. 8888R Resolution on the death of Edward T. Cormier. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #44 scanFeb 2
  89. 8989R Resolution on the death of James L. McGurk. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #45 scanFeb 2
  90. 9090R Happy Eightieth Birthday wishes to Hazel Wood. Councillor Russell Order #46 scanFeb 2
  91. 9191R Resolution on the death of Lee (Addonizio) Forte. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #47 scanFeb 2
  92. 9292R Resolution on the death of Enrico Nuttoli. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #48 scanFeb 2
  93. 9393R Resolution on the death of Rita A. (Flanagan) Foley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #49 scanFeb 2
  94. 9494R Resolution on the death of Joseph P. Fratic, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #50 scanFeb 2
  95. 9595R Welcome Tanjore Restaurant to the Harvard Square area. Councillor Sullivan Order #51 scanFeb 2
  96. 9696R Welcome to Valerie J. Langbehn, new Interim Executive Director of Cambridge Cares About AIDS. Councillors Sullivan and Duehay Order #58 scanFeb 2
  97. 9797R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Placido Ciccolo (Babe), an employee of the Water Department. Councillor Toomey Order #60 scanFeb 2
  98. 9898R Thanks to representatives of the MBTA who attended the "walk-through' at the Harvard Square T station and request the MBTA to work with the city to remedy the maintenance and operations concerns of the stations. Councillors Born and Davis Order #61 scanFeb 2
  99. 9999R Resolution on the death of Anna (Mullen) Yore. Councillor Russell and entire membership Councillor Born Order #68 scanFeb 2
  100. 100100R Prepare resolution on the death of Frank Burns. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #69 scanFeb 2
  101. 101101R Prepare resolution on the death of Manuel Sebastian. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #70 scanFeb 2
  102. 102102R Best wishes to William G. Poist, President and Chief Executive Officer of Commonwealth Energy on his retirement at the end of 1998. Councillor Sullivan Order #71 scanFeb 2
  103. 103103R Congratulations to Elvira Q. Johnson, MS, RD, CDE, on receiving the American Dietetic Association Foundation Award for Excellence in the Practice of Clinical Nutrition. Councillor Davis Order #79 scanFeb 2
  104. 104104R Thanks to MIT's President Vest for filing an amicus brief against the military's Don't Ask/Don't Tell Policy. Councillor Reeves Order #87 scanFeb 2
  105. 105105R Declare February Black History Month in the City of Cambridge and encourage all citizens to attend events which encourage diversity and better knowledge about the contributions of all people to the American nation. Councillor Reeves Order #88 scanFeb 2
  106. 106106R Congratulations to the Cambridge Black Historical and Cultural Club on their 25th Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #89Feb 2
  107. 107107R Congratulations to Reverend Jeffrey Brown on his upcoming Pastoral Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #90 scanFeb 2
  108. 108108R Congratulations to GNE Productions, Donnell Patterson, Patricia Dance for their splendiferous work on this year's "A Joyful Noise" concert. Councillor Reeves Order #91 scanFeb 2
  109. 109109R Welcome to Anna Deveare Smith as a Bunting Fellow and as a leader of the American Repertory Theater, Center for Art and Politics. Councillor Reeves Order #92 scanFeb 2
  110. 110110R Happy birthday to all Cantabrigians born under the sign of Aquarius. Councillor Reeves Order #93 scanFeb 2
  111. 111111R Support the initiative of Peace Watch Ireland, and hope for the safety of the delegation traveling to Northern Ireland. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #94 scanFeb 2
  112. 112112R Items not acted upon be carried forward to become a part of the City Council meeting of February 2, 1998. Councillor Sullivan Order #95 scanFeb 2
  113. 113113R Resolution on the death of Mary R. Mooney Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #96 scanFeb 2
  114. 114114R Resolution on the death of Charles B. Melnik. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #97 scanFeb 2
  115. 115115R Best wishes for a Happy 40th Birthday to Vicki Boulrice. Councillor Sullivan Order #98 scanFeb 2
  116. 116116R Thanks to the Parise family for 75 years of service to the City of Cambridge in their family business, Parise Cleaners. Councillor Russell Order #99 scanFeb 2
  117. 117117R Resolution on the death of John J. Dungan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #100 scanFeb 2
  118. 118118R Congratulations to Anthony Cologna on his 50 years of public service to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #101 scanFeb 2
  119. 119119R Congratulations to Fr. N. Dematio of St. Francis Church on his 50th Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Order #102 scanFeb 2
  120. 120120R Congratulations to Robert Campion on his retirement. Councillor Sullivan Order #103 scanFeb 2
  121. 121121R Resolution on the death of Ethel Lundmagnuson. Councillor Sullivan Order #105 scanFeb 2
  122. 122122R Resolution on the death of Catherine Theresa Desmond. Councillor Sullivan Order #106 scanFeb 2
  123. 123123R Resolution on the death of Gertrude R. Coughlin Councillor Sullivan Order #107 scanFeb 2
  124. 124124R Commendation to Richard Rossi, Deputy City Manager for his hand-on, involved approach to managing the safety and well-being of the city. Councillor Sullivan Order #108 scanFeb 2
  125. 125125R Resolution on the death of Joan E. (Reid) Bailey. Councillors Toomey and entire membership Order #109 scanFeb 2
  126. 126126R Congratulations to Joan DeGuglielmo on completing 10,000 hours of service as Eucharistic Minister at the Mass General Hospital. Councillor Sullivan Order #110 scanFeb 2
  127. 127127R Appreciation to Cambridge teacher, Frederick Won Park, for his attendance at the State of the Union address. Councillor Born Order #118 scanFeb 2
  128. 128128R Congratulations on the Matignon Boy's Team for clinching a spot in the state tournament. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #123 scanFeb 2
  129. 129129R Congratulations to the Cambridge Youth Hockey Pee Wee "A" team for winning the District Ten Playdown and clinching a spot in the state tournament. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #124 scanFeb 2
  130. 130130R Congratulations to the Cambridge Youth Hockey Squirts "B" Team for clinching a spot in the state tournament by reaching the finals of the District Ten Playdowns. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #125 scanFeb 2
  131. 131131R Congratulations to Che Santos for finishing second in the 55 meter dash in the State Coaches Invitational Meet. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #126 scanFeb 2
  132. 132132R Congratulations to Che Santos, Eric Bernard, Cubie Harding and Matt Brickett for finishing sixth place in the 4/200 meter relay at the State Coaches Invitational Meet. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #127 scanFeb 2
  133. 133133R Good luck wishes to Saint Peter's Elementary School for hosing the first Doug Pollander, Sr. Memorial Basketball Tournament on Sunday, 2/28/98. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #128 scanFeb 2
  134. 134134R Congratulations to Rebecca's Café and Bewley's of Dublin on their collaboration for "A Very Tasteful Event" which will take place at Wintergarden, on 2/9/98. Councillor Russell Order #130 scanFeb 2
  135. 135135R Congratulations to Antonietta and Allen Hayes on the occasion of their 50th Wedding Anniversary on January 10, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #131 scanFeb 2
  136. 136136R Congratulations to Andrea Spears on becoming a member of the Massachusetts Bar and her appointment as a member of the City of Cambridge Retirement Board. Councillor Reeves Order #134 scanFeb 2
  137. 137137R Resolution on the death of Gerardo Carpentiero. Councillor Toomey Order #137 scanFeb 2
  138. 138138R Prepare resolution on the death of Vahan Soumbulian. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #139 scanFeb 2
  139. 139139R Best wishes to Lloyd "Bucky" Haynes on his 75th Birthday. Councillors Reeves, Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #140 scanFeb 2
  140. 140140R Congratulations to Mary Sterite on celebrating her 80th Birthday. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #141 scanFeb 2
  141. 141141R Resolution on the death of Jacob J. "Jake" Mendes. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #142 scanFeb 2
  142. 142142R Resolution on the death of Jeanne M. Black. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #143 scanFeb 2
  143. 143143R Resolution on the death of Edna E. Harding. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #144 scanFeb 2
  144. 144144R Resolution on the death of Eleanor L. (Smith) McKeon. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #145 scanFeb 2
  145. 145145R Condolences to Mrs. John L. Born, mother of John Born and mother-in-law of Councillor Kathleen L. Born, on the death of her husband. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #146 scanFeb 2
  146. 146146R Congratulations to Mayor Capuano of Somerville on being elected President of the Massachusetts Municipal Association. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #147 scanFeb 2
  147. 147147R Resolution on the death of C. Brendan "Brendan" Noonan. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #148 scanFeb 2
  148. 148148R Appreciation to William G. Gomes for his service to the City of Cambridge and wishing him a happy, healthy, retirement. Councillors Sullivan, Davis and Triantafillou Order #150 scanFeb 2
  149. 149149R Congratulations to Mayor Francis H. Duehay on his election as President of the Councillors Association of the Massachusetts Municipal Association. Councillors Sullivan, Davis and Triantafillou Order #151 scanFeb 2
  150. 150150R Resolution on the death of Natalie (DiCesare) Paglia. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #152 scanFeb 2
  151. 151151R Resolutions on the death of Madeline DeGuglielmo Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #1 scanFeb 9
  152. 152152R Resolution thanking Attorney General Scott Harshbarger, Massachusetts Consumers' Council and the Cambridge Consumers' Council on the production of "Car Smart" Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Davis Order #3 scanFeb 9
  153. 153153R Belated birthday greetings to Louise Rice. Councillor Triantafillou Order 34 scanFeb 9
  154. 154154R Resolutions on the death of Robert A. Greene Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #5 scanFeb 9
  155. 155155R Resolutions on the death of Leo M. Hanlon Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #6 scanFeb 9
  156. 156156R Resolutions on the death of John D. Thompson, Jr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanFeb 9
  157. 157157R Speedy recovery to Phyllis Vera. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #14 scanFeb 9
  158. 158158R Resolution on Local 254 Softball Team being crowned champions of the Boston University Terrier Softball League. Councillor Toomey Order #19 scanFeb 9
  159. 159159R Congratulations to Mary, Charlie, Christine and Greg Aufiero on the refurbishing of their family business. Councillor Toomey Order #25 scanFeb 9
  160. 160160R Congratulations to Catherine M. DeLorey being elected as president and Pauline A. Hogan being elected as coordinator of the Greater Boston Chapter of the Grey Panthers. Councillor Davis Order #29 scanFeb 9
  161. 161161R Resolution to be prepared on the retirement of Frank Carbonneau, Cambridge Postmaster. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanFeb 9
  162. 162162R Congratulations to Evelyn Brooks Higginbothom being named professor of history at Harvard. Councillor Reeves Order #36 scanFeb 9
  163. 163163R Valentine's Banquet to be held on February 14, 1998 at the St. Paul Christian Life Center. Councillor Reeves Order #37 scanFeb 9
  164. 164164R Street light at the corner of Dana and Harvard Streets Black History Month Concert to be held at the Central Square Branch Library on February 10, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #39 scanFeb 9
  165. 165165R "Adventure Grant" received by the Fletcher School. Councillor Reeves Order #40 scanFeb 9
  166. 166166R Congratulations to the organizers of the Cambridge Arts Association for hosting the first national contemporary arts show in the Greater Boston area. Councillor Born, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Reeves Order #44 scanFeb 9
  167. 167167R Congratulations to Courtney Claire Brigham for her four journalism awards from the New England Press Association. Councillors Born, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and entire membership Order #45 scanFeb 9
  168. 168168R Resolution on the death of Agnes V. Murphy. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #46 scanFeb 9
  169. 169169R Prepare resolution on the death of Carl Chandler. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #47 scanFeb 9
  170. 170170R Happy 100th Birthday wishes to Genevieve Grass Ford. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Born, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Reeves Order #48 scanFeb 9
  171. 171171R Resolution on the death of Laura J. (Iantosca) Carbone. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #49 scanFeb 9
  172. 172172R Resolution on the death of Edvard Jean-Simon. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #50 scanFeb 9
  173. 173173R Best wishes to Mark Rukavina as he steps down as Director of Somerbridge. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Reeves Order #51 scanFeb 9
  174. 174174R Best wishes to the National Black Lesbian and Gay Leadership Forum for its excellent work throughout the country, and on its conference to be held February 12-15, 1998. Councillors Triantafillou and Sullivan Order #54 scanFeb 9
  175. 175175R Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Sal Miceli on the occasion of their 64th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Reeves Order #55 scanFeb 9
  176. 176176R Congratulations to the Boston Globe Art Festival winners from Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Councillors Davis, Born and Reeves Order #56 scanFeb 9
  177. 177177R Appreciation to Anne Strong for her hard work in establishing a Saturday afternoon soccer program at the Harrington School. Councillor Born, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Davis and Reeves Order #57 scanFeb 9
  178. 178178R Congratulations tot he Cambridge Art Association in their presentation of the Art of Love, at University Place Gallery from February 4-26, 1998. Councillor Triantafillou Order #1 scanFeb 23
  179. 179179R Resolution on the death of Adelaide (Gaspar) Vieira. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #2 scanFeb 23
  180. 180180R Congratulations to Bill Sage on his appointment to the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanFeb 23
  181. 181181R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Rocky Wigfall. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanFeb 23
  182. 182182R Best wishes to Citizenship Campaign 2000, which will kickoff at St. Anthony's Church on March 8, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanFeb 23
  183. 183183R Congratulations to Matt Damon and Ben Affleck for nine Oscar nominations for their movie "Good Will Hunting." Vice Mayor Galluccio Order 39 scanFeb 23
  184. 184184R Congratulations to Ben Henry, a junior football player at the Rivers School in Weston, on being named the Independent School League First Team All-League selection for his outstanding play this season. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #10 scanFeb 23
  185. 185185R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Carl Barron. Councillor Sullivan Order #16 scanFeb 23
  186. 186186R Congratulations to CASCAP on the grant received from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for nine units of affordable housing at 165 Western Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order #17 scanFeb 23
  187. 187187R Congratulations to the Peabody School students and teachers on their wonderful performance of "A Sound of Music." Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #18 scanFeb 23
  188. 188188R Prepare resolution on the death of Ruth Shea. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #19 scanFeb 23
  189. 189189R Congratulations to the CRLS Women's Ice Hockey Club participants for their hard work and Coach Bobby Goodwin for his foresight and leadership in setting up the program. Councillor Born Order #20 scanFeb 23
  190. 190190R Resolution on the death of Benjamin W. Green. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #21 scanFeb 23
  191. 191191R Congratulations and thanks to Edward Enos for going beyond the call of duty in helping to recover a handicapped accessible taxi. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #22 scanFeb 23
  192. 192192R Resolution on the death of Robert E. Brennan. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #23 scanFeb 23
  193. 193193R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Paul Murphy, former teacher at Rindge Tech and former guidance counselor at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Councillor Toomey Order #25 scanFeb 23
  194. 194194R Resolution on the death of Francis J. Cusick, Jr. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanFeb 23
  195. 195195R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth S. (Fulginite) Salemi. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #27 scanFeb 23
  196. 196196R Resolution on the death of Anthony DeRosa. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #28 scanFeb 23
  197. 197197R Resolution on the death of John Gibbons. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #29 scanFeb 23
  198. 198198R Resolution on the death of Helen P. (Preston) Young. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #30 scanFeb 23
  199. 199199R Resolution on the death of Giovanni Capomaccio. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #31 scanFeb 23
  200. 200200R Congratulations and best wishes to Father Norbert on the occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of his Ordination. Councillor Toomey Order #32 scanFeb 23
  201. 201201R Urge citizenry to be cognizant of and participate in CASPAR's celebration of Women's Alcohol, Tobacco and Drug Awareness Week at a breakfast presentation entitled "Women Who Wouldn't Take No for an Answer." Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanFeb 23
  202. 202202R Urge citizenry to be cognizant of and participate in the Russian-American Music Association's presentation of a concert by pianist Sergey Schepkin at the Longy School of Music. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanFeb 23
  203. 203203R Congratulations to the American Gold Star Mothers, Inc. on the occasion of their 70th Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #37 scanFeb 23
  204. 204204R Urge citizenry to be cognizant of and participate in the community breakfast hosted by the Cambridge Multi-Cultural Police Association on March 7, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanFeb 23
  205. 205205R Congratulations to CITYSTEP for their dedicated efforts on behalf of our youth and the arts in the City and declare April 3 and April 4, 1998 as CITYSTEP DAYS in Cambridge. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #39 scanFeb 23
  206. 206206R Resolution on the death of Daniel A. MacLellan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #40 scanFeb 23
  207. 207207R Resolution on the death of George C. Arbeene. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #41 scanFeb 23
  208. 208208R Congratulations to Ruth I. Abrams, Associate Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on being presented with the Outstanding Jurist Award of the Emma Fall Schofield Memorial Committee. Councillor Sullivan Order #42 scanFeb 23
  209. 209209R Congratulations to Yves Lamitie, Drew Pleboni and Malcolm Mitchell for their achievement at the Division One South Sectional Wrestling Meet. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #43 scanFeb 23
  210. 210210R Congratulations to James, Thomas and Robert Bailey for qualifying for the New England Swimming Championship and on their terrific times. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #44 scanFeb 23
  211. 211211R Congratulations to the CRLS Girls' Basketball Team in capturing the Greater Boston League Title and for qualifying for the State Association Post-Season Tournament. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #45 scanFeb 23
  212. 212212R Congratulations to three young Cambridge gymnasts, Laura Cohen, Ruby Bagedonow and Cassie Parise for competing in the New England Invitational Starlight Meet at MIT. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #46 scanFeb 23
  213. 213213R Resolution on the death of Carole Ann Malvestri. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #47 scanFeb 23
  214. 214214R Resolution on the death of Ruth I. (Martin) Shea. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #49 scanFeb 23
  215. 215215R Prepare resolution on the death of Annette Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #50 scanFeb 23
  216. 216216R Congratulations to Max McMahon for his fine efforts on behalf of the members of the church in Tennessee which was burned down as a result of arson. Mayor Duehay Order #51 scanFeb 23
  217. 217217R Resolution on the death of Eugene Emerson. Councillor Born, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #52 scanFeb 23
  218. 218218R Congratulations to Jubi D. Headley on his appointment as the new Executive Director of the Black Lesbian and Gay Leadership Forum in Washington, D.C. Councillor Reeves Order #53 scanFeb 23
  219. 219219R Prepare resolution commending William Gomes, former Affirmative Action Officer for his work on behalf of the People of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #54 scanFeb 23
  220. 220220R Congratulations to Brian Simmons of Lotus who has been promoted to the position of Vice President. Councillor Reeves Order #55 scanFeb 23
  221. 221221R Congratulations to Dr. David Satcher as the newly appointed U.S. Surgeon General. Councillor Reeves Order #57 scanFeb 23
  222. 222222R Condolences to the Hartgrove family on the death of Edward Mason Hartgrove. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #58 scanFeb 23
  223. 223223R Support legislation to restore local zoning regulation of telecommunications companies. Mayor Duehay, Councillors Reeves and Born Order #59 scanFeb 23
  224. 224224R Happy birthday wishes to Dan (Flash) Murphy. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #61 scanFeb 23
  225. 225225R Congratulations to the CRLS Falcons Boys' Hockey Team for their terrific season and for qualifying for the State Tournament. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Born Order #11 scanFeb 23
  226. 226226R Resolution on the death of Leo Najarian. Councillors Russell, Born and entire membership Order #24 scanFeb 23
  227. 227227R Appreciation to Margaret Mahan for her many years of dedicated service at Neville Manor and much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #2 scanMar 2
  228. 228228R Prepare resolution on the occasion of the 75th birthday of Mayor Emeritus Walter J. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanMar 2
  229. 229229R Congratulations to Josh Taylor, Cambridge resident, on scoring his 1000th point for the Matignon Basketball Team. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanMar 2
  230. 230230R Congratulations to the North Cambridge Catholic Boy's Basketball Team on winning the opening round of the State Championship. Councillor Toomey and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #5 scanMar 2
  231. 231231R Congratulations to Matignon Boy's and Girl's Basketball and Hockey Team and wish them good luck in the upcoming State Championships. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #6 scanMar 2
  232. 232232R Open door at the rear of City Foods for the convenience of the elderly residents of Manning Apartments. Councillors Toomey and Russell Order #7 scanMar 2
  233. 233233R Congratulations to Jory Agate on her Installation as Religious Education Minister for the First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church in Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #8 scanMar 2
  234. 234234R Congratulations to Chester Maxwell, this year's recipient of the Outstanding Community Leadership Award. Councillor Reeves Order #9 scanMar 2
  235. 235235R Congratulations to the Cambridge Black Historical and Cultural Club in conjunction with the Cambridge Public Library on its 26th Annual Black History Month Program entitled "NAACP: Traditions and Visions." Councillor Reeves Order #10 scanMar 2
  236. 236236R Resolution on the death of Margaret T. McSweeney. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanMar 2
  237. 237237R Resolution on the death of James Ford Clapp, Jr. Councillors Born, Davis and entire membership Order #13 scanMar 2
  238. 238238R Resolution on the death of Francis J. Shea. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #14 scanMar 2
  239. 239239R Resolution on the death of Michael F. Reppucci. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #15 scanMar 2
  240. 240240R Urge citizenry to be cognizant of and participate in the CRLS Annual Science Fair. Councillors Russell , Toomey and Sullivan Order #16 scanMar 2
  241. 241241R Prepare resolution on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary celebration of the Marsh Post #442 American Legion. Councillors Russell, Toomey and Sullivan Order #17 scanMar 2
  242. 242242R Resolution on the death of Joseph Hegarty. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanMar 2
  243. 243243R Welcome to Cambridge to the American Bar Association Section of Family Law conference participants. Councillor Triantafillou Order #20 scanMar 2
  244. 244244R Appreciation to Captain Theodore S. Bibeau for his thirty-two years at the Fire Department of dedicated service and much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #21 scanMar 2
  245. 245245R Appreciation to Firefighter James E. Crowley for many years of dedicated service and much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #22 scanMar 2
  246. 246246R Appreciation to Kenneth Bowles for many years of dedicated service at Neville Manor and much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #23 scanMar 2
  247. 247247R Appreciation to Edward Sullivan for many years of dedicated service to the Police Department and much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #24 scanMar 2
  248. 248248R Appreciation to Salvatore Fusco for many years of dedicated service at the Police Department and much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #25 scanMar 2
  249. 249249R Appreciation to Joseph C. Faherty as he retires from his position of President of the Massachusetts AFL-CIO. Councillor Toomey Order #26 scanMar 2
  250. 250250R Appreciation to Daniel F. Evans for many years of dedicated service at the Public Works Department and much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #27 scanMar 2
  251. 251251R Congrautlations to Danny camplese and Guido's on winning the "Second Annual Guido's Spaghetti Eating Contest." Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #29 scanMar 2
  252. 252252R Congratulations to the Campaign Committee for Fair Electric Rates for securing the signatures necessary for the electric deregulation ballot question. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #35 scanMar 2
  253. 253253R Thank the Traffic Department for conducting public meetings on traffic calming measures along Orchard Street. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #37 scanMar 2
  254. 254254R Appreciation to Marion West for her dedicated service to the Public Health Authority and much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #42 scanMar 2
  255. 255255R Appreciation to Mary Schipellite for her dedicated service to the Public Health Authority and much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #43 scanMar 2
  256. 256256R Appreciation to Pasquale Pilleri for his dedicated service to the School Department and much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #44 scanMar 2
  257. 257257R Appreciation to Joan Gallo for her dedicated service to the Public Health Authority and much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #45 scanMar 2
  258. 258258R Prepare a resolution on the Third Annual Taxicab awards. Councillor Sullivan Order #48 scanMar 2
  259. 259259R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School Boy's Basketball Team on winning the opening round of the State Championship. Councillor Toomey Order #49 scanMar 2
  260. 260260R Congratulations to the Matignon High School Boy's Basketball Team on winning the opening round of the State Championship. Councillor Toomey Order #50 scanMar 2
  261. 261261R Thanks to Roger Frymire for his superb volunteer efforts in working toward improving water quality in the Charles River. Councillor Davis Order #54 scanMar 2
  262. 262262R Thanks to Donna Pritchard for her service to the public while in the Mayor's Office. Councillor Davis Order #55 scanMar 2
  263. 263263R Thanks to Jackie Carroll for her service to the public while in the Mayor's Office. Councillor Davis Order #56 scanMar 2
  264. 264264R Thanks to Kathy Kroen for her service to the public while in the Mayor's Office. Councillor Davis Order #57 scanMar 2
  265. 265265R Thanks to Bobby Bracey for his service to the public while in the Mayor's Office. Councillor Davis Order #58 scanMar 2
  266. 266266R Thanks to David Goode for his service to the public while in the Mayor's Office Councillor Davis Order #59 scanMar 2
  267. 267267R Congratulations to Denise Dilanni, the new Executive Director for Local Programming at WGBH-TV. Councillor Davis Order #60 scanMar 2
  268. 268268R Welcome to Mayor Duehay's new staff, Lisa Yanakakis, Chief of Staff; Michelle Borden, Office Administrator and Christopher Coli McMahon, Assistant to the Mayor. Councillor Davis Order #61 scanMar 2
  269. 269269R Congratulations to Jean Entine on receiving the Lifetime Community Achievement Award from Rosie's Place. Councillor Davis Order #62 scanMar 2
  270. 270270R Removal of trees and the closing of the sidewalk in front of Portland Stoneware. Councillor Russell Order #63 scanMar 2
  271. 271271R Congratulations to Vivian Katz for her years of service to the families and children of Cambridge and on receiving a special award at the Cambridge Mental Health Association Annual Pops Concert. Councillor Born Order #64 scanMar 2
  272. 272272R Urge citizenry to be cognizant of and participate in the Somerville Cambridge Ladies Council of the Civic League of Massachusetts who will host Peter Francisco Day to honor this valiant Portuguese American hero of the American Revolution. Councillor Toomey Order #68 scanMar 2
  273. 273273R Resolution on the death of June (Wells) Brooks. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #69 scanMar 2
  274. 274274R Resolution on the death of Edward L. Stewart. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #70 scanMar 2
  275. 275275R Best wishes to Anthony Gargano on the occasion of his 50th Birthday. Councillor Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #72 scanMar 2
  276. 276276R Resolution on the death of Doris L. Harrington. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #73 scanMar 2
  277. 277277R Resolution on the death of Marion G. Clevette. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #74 scanMar 2
  278. 278278R Resolution on the death of Mary Gallant. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #75 scanMar 2
  279. 279279R Prepare a resolution on Greek Independence Day. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #76 scanMar 2
  280. 280280R Prepare a surprise 75th Birthday resolution Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #78 scanMar 2
  281. 281281R Prepare a resolution on the installation of officers for the Polish-American Club. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillor Triantafillou Order #79 scanMar 2
  282. 282282R Resolution on the death of Natalia Carreiro. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #80 scanMar 2
  283. 283283R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth McCarthy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #81 scanMar 2
  284. 284284R Resolution on the death of Frances Fremont-Smith. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #82 scanMar 2
  285. 285285R Congratulation and appreciation to Dorothy Martin on receiving the Community Recognition Award from the AIDS Action Committee of Boston. Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #83 scanMar 2
  286. 286286R Wishing a Happy 75th Birthday to Bernard A. "Gus" Flynn. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #84 scanMar 2
  287. 287287R Wish a speedy recovery to Don Drisdell. Councillor Born and entire membership. Order #85 scanMar 2
  288. 288288R Wish a speedy recovery to Jackie Healy. Councillor Born and entire membership. Order #86 scanMar 2
  289. 289289R Welcome Shuttle Astronaut Susan Still to Cambridge. Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #87 scanMar 2
  290. 290290R Welcome Toni Morrison on the occasion of her appearance in Boston for the Cambridge Library Author Series. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #89 scanMar 2
  291. 291291R Resolution on International Women's Day. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #90 scanMar 2
  292. 292292R Best wishes to Richie and Diane Vendetti for all the good work done for the City. Councillor Toomey Order #34 scanMar 2
  293. 293293R Congratulations to Phillip Kleespies on the publication of his new book Emergencies in Mental Health. Mayor Duehay Order #1 scanMar 16
  294. 294294R Wish great success to the Polish American Veteran's Auxiliary on its Annual Penny Sale and Country Store on April 5, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanMar 16
  295. 295295R Prepare resolution on the Installation of Officers of the Cambridge Emblem Club #108. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanMar 16
  296. 296296R Resolution on the death of Vincenzo Coppola. Councillors Russell, Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanMar 16
  297. 297297R Resolution on the death of Sarah Goldberg. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #7 scanMar 16
  298. 298298R Resolution on the death of Joseph O. Power. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanMar 16
  299. 299299R Residents to be cognizant of the neighborhood Saturday Tree Walks with Larry Acosta, City Aroborist; the Area 4 Tree Walk is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. – March 21st at Sennott Park. Councillor Toomey Order #11 scanMar 16
  300. 300300R Congratulations to Cambridge Water Department on Cambridge water being n Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanMar 16
  301. 301301R Congratulations to George "Chip" Greenidge, Helen Ford, Alberta King, Laura Nichols and Jeff Francois as the 1998 Recipients of the Harriet Wigfall Award presented by the Department of Human Services and King Community School. Councillor Reeves Order #15 scanMar 16
  302. 302302R Resolution on the death of Ellen Magee. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #16 scanMar 16
  303. 303303R Cambridge Chamber of Commerce will present a forum on "Volunteerism is Good for Business" hosted by BankBoston on March 17th at 8:30 a.m., 1414 Massachusetts Avenue, 5th floor. Councillor Toomey Order #17 scanMar 16
  304. 304304R Resolution on the death of Eileen Verrochi. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #18 scanMar 16
  305. 305305R Resolution on the retirement of Francis P. Lynch, President, Mount Auburn Hospital. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Russell Order #19 scanMar 16
  306. 306306R Prepare a resolution on the retirement of June McLaughlin from Youville Hospital. Councillor Sullivan Order #20 scanMar 16
  307. 307307R Congratulations to Middlesex County Sheriff James DiPaola and his staff on foiling the recent escape attempt. Councillor Toomey Order #21 scanMar 16
  308. 308308R Congratulations to the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers on the occasion of their fifth annual Community Awards Dinner on May 16, 1998. Councillors Toomey and Born Order #22 scanMar 16
  309. 309309R Best wishes to the Harrington Elementary School on the occasion of its sixth annual School Fair on Saturday, April 4, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanMar 16
  310. 310310R Congratulations to the Dante Alghieri Center as it celebrates Redevelopment Authority. Councillor Toomey Order #24 scanMar 16
  311. 311311R Resolution on the death of Ronald Harding, Sr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #26 scanMar 16
  312. 312312R Congratulations and best wishes to Jonathan Ginsberg on his new position with Saint Communications. Councillor Toomey Order #27 scanMar 16
  313. 313313R Latina(o) student community will present Noche Latina on March 21, 1998 in the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Auditorum. Councillor Sullivan Order #29 scanMar 16
  314. 314314R Prepare a suitable resolution regarding Cambridge Public Works Recognition Day. Councillor Sullivan Order #30 scanMar 16
  315. 315315R Congratulate the City Manager and Deputy City Manger for the positive publicity on the opening of the Frisoli Youth Center. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Russell Order #33 scanMar 16
  316. 316316R Congratulations to Agassiz School on the 1998 Science/Math/Technology Exposition on March 12, 1998. Councillor Born Order #41 scanMar 16
  317. 317317R Wish a very Happy 80th Birthday to a wonderful Cantabrigian. Councillor Davis Order #45 scanMar 16
  318. 318318R Congratulations to Edward and Virginia McNulty for over Twenty-five years of dedication to all Sports Programs at Matignon High School. Councillor Russell Order #49 scanMar 16
  319. 319319R Best wishes to Reverend Charles Stith who has recently been named by President Clinton as the United States Ambassador to Tanzania. Councillor Reeves Order #54 scanMar 16
  320. 320320R Resolution on the death of Alice G. Bettencourt. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #55 scanMar 16
  321. 321321R Happy Birthday to a special son of Cambridge on March 21, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #57 scanMar 16
  322. 322322R Congratulations to Boston Area Rape Crisis Center on celebrating its Twenty-fifth Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #59 scanMar 16
  323. 323323R Concert at St. Paul's AME Church on March 21, 1998 at 6:00 P.M. featuring the Patterson Choral conducted by Donell Patterson. Councillor Reeves Order #60 scanMar 16
  324. 324324R Support the human rights of the Irish people and the efforts of AN CEARTA. Councillor Reeves Order #61 scanMar 16
  325. 325325R Resolution on the Ninetieth Anniversary of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church. Councillor Reeves Order #1 scanMar 23
  326. 326326R Resolution on the Tenth Anniversary of the Installation of Reverend L. Nelson Foxx as Rector of St. Bartholomew's Church. Councillor Reeves Order #2 scanMar 23
  327. 327327R Resolutionon the exemplary Cantabigian, Gertrude Thornhill. Councillor Reeves Order #3 scanMar 23
  328. 328328R Congratulating John Updike for being the recipient of the 1998 Harvard Arts Medal. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order #4 scanMar 23
  329. 329329R Best wishes to Representative Joseph P. Kennedy, III on his retirement from the House of Representaives. Councillors Sullivan and Russell Order #5 scanMar 23
  330. 330330R Thanks to the Marist Fathers and the Holy Union Sisters for their work at Our Lady of Pity Church since 1892. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanMar 23
  331. 331331R Welcoming Kenyan Ambassador Samson K. Chemai to Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #10 scanMar 23
  332. 332332R Congratulations to the Harvard Women's Basketball Team on winning the first round of the NCAA. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #11 scanMar 23
  333. 333333R Ceremony be scheduled to welcome the newly sworn in Cambridge firefighters. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #12 scanMar 23
  334. 334334R Resolution on the death of Sergio Bombino. Councillors Toomey, Born, Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership. Order #14 scanMar 23
  335. 335335R Resolution on the death of Helen C. Bibeau. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #15 scanMar 23
  336. 336336R Appreciation to Dan Kanstrom for his service on behalf of low income immigrants in need of assistance. Councillor Triantafillou Order #16 scanMar 23
  337. 337337R Support for the Eighth Annual Central Square World's Fair. Councillor Sullivan Order #17 scanMar 23
  338. 338338R Happy birthday wishes to "First Lady Emeritus" Marion Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanMar 23
  339. 339339R Open Studio weekend on May 2nd and 3rd for NoCa, a new association of 30-40 artists in North Cambridge/Porter Square area. Councillor Born Order #19 scanMar 23
  340. 340340R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. Rondina. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #22 scanMar 23
  341. 341341R Best wishes to the students and staff of Cambridge Rindge and Latin Art Department on their annual senior student exhibit – April 1-23, 1998 at the University Lutheran Church at 66 Winthrop Street. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanMar 23
  342. 342342R Commend Cambridge Police on completing its second series of neighborhood meetings. Councillor Sullivan Order #24 scanMar 23
  343. 343343R Congratulate the Police Department on teaching Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) self-defense classes to the women of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #25 scanMar 23
  344. 344344R Resolution on the death of Joseph J. Iannelli. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanMar 23
  345. 345345R Resolution on the death of Louis G. Manetas. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #27 scanMar 23
  346. 346346R Bon Voyage to William and Geneva Arseneault and Bill and Kitty Gillespie on their Forty-fifth Anniversary cruise. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Russell Order #28 scanMar 23
  347. 347347R Congratulations to Kim Ragucci and Josh Taylor recipients of the Sportsmanship Award of the NBA/WNBA. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #29 scanMar 23
  348. 348348R Appreciation to Cyrille Cobe for her dedication to volunteerism and teaching skills to the students and staff in Pommern, Tanzania, Africa. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #30 scanMar 23
  349. 349349R Best wishes to Paul Robeson Centennial Planning Committee of Greater Boston. Councillor Triantafillou Order #31 scanMar 23
  350. 350350R Congratulations to Ethel Ampey for becoming a Foster Grand Parent. Councillor Sullivan Order #32 scanMar 23
  351. 351351R Declare March as Social Work Month in Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #33 scanMar 23
  352. 352352R Speedy recovery to Reverend William Walsh, Pastor of St. Peter's Parisah on Concord Avenue. Councillor Russell Order #36 scanMar 23
  353. 353353R Resolution on the death of Carol A. Ahern. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #38 scanMar 23
  354. 354354R Get well wishes for Jean Garside. Councillor Davis and Sullivan Order #39 scanMar 23
  355. 355355R Condolences to the family of Daniel Okrent. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #40 scanMar 23
  356. 356356R Sympathy to the family of Danielle M. Trant. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #45 scanMar 23
  357. 357357R Congratulations to Valerie Burns, YMCA Sea Cobra on qualifying for the New England YMCA Championship Competition. Councillor Sullivan Order #46 scanMar 23
  358. 358358R Performance at St. Paul's AME by the Chancel Choir on Saturday, March 21, 1998 at 6:00 p.m. Councillor Reeves Order #47 scanMar 23
  359. 359359R Congratulations to Viris Phillips being recognized as an outstanding "Lay Leader" by the lay organization of the First Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Councillor Reeves Order #50 scanMar 23
  360. 360360R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Academic Decathlon team. Councillor Reeves Order #51 scanMar 23
  361. 361361R Congratulations to all of the prize winners and entrants at the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Science Fair. Councillor Reeves Order #52 scanMar 23
  362. 362362R Resolution on the death of Judith Marchant. Councillors Russell, Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #25 scanMar 23
  363. 363363R Friends of the Cambridge Public Library will present the Second Annual Book and Author Luncheon on April 4, 1998. Councillors Triantafillou and Born Order #28 scanMar 23
  364. 364364R Funds for the renovations at Magazine Beach area. Councillor Davis Order #47 scanMar 23
  365. 365365R Resolution on the death of Joseph Saunders. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order # 53 scanMar 30
  366. 366366R Resolution on the death of Margaret A. O'Connor. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 39 scanMar 30
  367. 367367R Resolution on the death of Frances K. Seidman. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 35 scanMar 30
  368. 368368R Resolution on the death of Dr. Melvin L. Taymor. Councillors Davis, Born, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order # 34 scanMar 30
  369. 369369R Resolution on the death of Ronald H. Thompson. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 30 scanMar 30
  370. 370370R Resolution on the death of Marie E. Jackman. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 29 scanMar 30
  371. 371371R Resolution on the death of Catherine Cusce. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 28 scanMar 30
  372. 372372R Resolution on the death of David F.Trant. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Russell and entire membership Order # 27 scanMar 30
  373. 373373R Resolution on the death of Frank Spingel. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 26 scanMar 30
  374. 374374R Resolution on the death of Gertrude A. O'Sullivan. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order # 25 scanMar 30
  375. 375375R Resolution on the death of Raymond J. Ennis, Jr. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 24 scanMar 30
  376. 376376R Resolution on the death of Alice G. Almeida. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 23 scanMar 30
  377. 377377R Resolution on the death of Joseph Anderson. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 22 scanMar 30
  378. 378378R Resolution on the death of Lucy E. Shuman. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 21 scanMar 30
  379. 379379R Resolution on the death of Louise Miceli. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 20 scanMar 30
  380. 380380R Resolution on the death of Joseph L. Walcott. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 19 scanMar 30
  381. 381381R Resolution on the death of Edward Colwell, Sr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 18 scanMar 30
  382. 382382R Resolution on the death of Sybil Dottin. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order # 17 scanMar 30
  383. 383383R Resolution on the death of Blanche McNeil. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order # 16 scanMar 30
  384. 384384R Resolution on the death of Frances McNamara. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 2 scanMar 30
  385. 385385R Resolution on the retirement of Moses Moore. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order # 36 scanMar 30
  386. 386386R Resolution on the retirement of William McCarthy. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order # 37 scanMar 30
  387. 387387R Resolution on the retirement of James Scanlon. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order # 38 scanMar 30
  388. 388388R Resolution on the retirement of Joseph Rizzuto. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order # 40 scanMar 30
  389. 389389R Resolution wishing Tom Lucey good luck in his new position at Forest City. Councillor Toomey Order # 49 scanMar 30
  390. 390390R Resolution extending get well wishes to Freddie Cabral, Sr. Councillor Toomey Order # 11 scanMar 30
  391. 391391R Resolution wishing a speedy recovery to Jean Cusack. Councillor Sullivan Order # 5 scanMar 30
  392. 392392R Resolution wishing happy birthday to Annie Amendola. Councillors Russell and Sullivan Order #3 scanMar 30
  393. 393393R Resolution congratulating Kate Russell and Maureen O'Neil on their 30th birthday. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order # 10 scanMar 30
  394. 394394R Resolution wishing happy birthday to a special Cantabrigian. Councillor Toomey Order # 13 scanMar 30
  395. 395395R Resolutions congratulating Lisa Peterson and her family on the birth of her new son, Lucas. Councillors Born and Davis Order # 15 scanMar 30
  396. 396396R Resolution congratulating Valerie Akula on her art display at the Arts Council Gallery at 57 Inman Street. Councillor Davis Order # 44 scanMar 30
  397. 397397R Resolution thanking the License Commission for the publication The Cambridge Consumer News. Councillor Davis Order # 45 scanMar 30
  398. 398398R Resolution welcoming Clarinda Spinelli to the Public Works Department as she assists the beautification of city parks and City Hall. Councillor Reeves Order # 51 scanMar 30
  399. 399399R Resolution congratulating the Debutante Cotillion and Beautillion Militaire Rites of Passage Program. Councillor Reeves Order # 54 scanMar 30
  400. 400400R Resolution commending the Cambridge Police Department Motorcycle Unit for providing assistance during funeral processions. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order # 31Mar 30
  401. 401401R Resolution congratulating the Arts Council for presenting many events in honor of Poetry Month. Councillor Born Order # 14 scanMar 30
  402. 402402R Resolutions on Beth Merachnik leaving the Domestic Violence Unit in the Middlesex District Attorney's Office. Councillor Sullivan Order # 12 scanMar 30
  403. 403403R Resolution congratulating Mark DesRoches for his place on the varsity pitching staff of the Providence College Baseball Team. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order # 9 scanMar 30
  404. 404404R Resolution congratulating Ben Affleck and Matt Damon on receiving the Academy Award for best original screenplay. Councillors Sullivan, Davis and Born Order # 8 scanMar 30
  405. 405405R Resolution congratulating William F. Connell, Maureen F. Feeney and Alfred J. Roach for being the recipients of the 1998 Veritas Award. Councillor Russell Order # 4 scanMar 30
  406. 406406R Resolution congratulating Officers David Albert and Robert Sullivan for the apprehension of the Wainwright Bank robber. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order # 1 scanMar 30
  407. 407407R Resolution on the death of David F. Powers. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #1 scanApr 6
  408. 408408R Thanks to Cadbury Commons for inviting city officials and the public to visit residents living in their facility. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #4 scanApr 6
  409. 409409R Thanks to Akio Kawato Consul General of Japan for his hard work and congratulate him on his new position and welcome Shinichi Kitajima, the new Consul General of Japan in Boston. Councillor Russell Order #8 scanApr 6
  410. 410410R Happy 84th Birthday to Father Joseph I. Collins. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanApr 6
  411. 411411R Resolution on the death of William Kittredge, Jr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #10 scanApr 6
  412. 412412R Resolution on the 25th Annual Robert F. Kennedy School Fitness Show and Jog-A-Thon on April 9th. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #12 scanApr 6
  413. 413413R Street cleaning commences on April 1, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #13 scanApr 6
  414. 414414R Proclaim April 6-12, 1998 as Cambridge Community Development Week. Mayor Duehay and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #17 scanApr 6
  415. 415415R Musica Sacra will present An American Sampler: Choral Music from Broadway and the Jazz Folk and Spiritual Traditions May 30, 1998 at the Old Cambridge Baptist Church. Mayor Duehay and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #18 scanApr 6
  416. 416416R Community meetings regarding roadway improvements to the North Massachusetts Avenue project. Councillor Russell Order #19 scanApr 6
  417. 417417R Massachusetts Peace Action Annual Awards Dinner on May 1, 1998 honoring Representative Byron Rushing, Loung Ung, Nancy Ryan and the Cambridge Commission For Young Women, Monica Green, and Peggy Fortune and Kathy Avery. Councillor Born Order #20 scanApr 6
  418. 418418R ACT (Academics for Changing Times) Open House on April 8,1998 at the Cambridge Community Center. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanApr 6
  419. 419419R Cambridge Tree Project's application for a grant to support the protection and management of community trees. Councillor Sullivan Order #24 scanApr 6
  420. 420420R Resolution on the death of Margaret Wayne. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanApr 6
  421. 421421R Resolution on the death of Wanda M. Pilarski. Councillor Toomey and entire memberhsip Order #26 scanApr 6
  422. 422422R Prepare a resolution on the death of Jean Garside. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #27 scanApr 6
  423. 423423R Welcome MIT's Magazine of Innovation. Councillor Sullivan Order #28 scanApr 6
  424. 424424R Resolution on the death of Alexis E. Gewertz. Councillors Toomey, Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Born, Triantafillou, Reeves and entire membership. Order #29 scanApr 6
  425. 425425R Material from Anchorage Alaska regarding beautification efforts. Councillor Davis Order #33 scanApr 6
  426. 426426R Resolution on the death of Robert E. Wilkins. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #34 scanApr 6
  427. 427427R Fourth Annual Sil Ferreira Ice Hockey Tournament at the Gore Street Rink on April 11, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanApr 6
  428. 428428R Resolution on the death of Randall F. Brady, Sr. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #38 scanApr 6
  429. 429429R Best wishes to Cambridge Carnival International on their event on August 8, 1998. Councillor Sullivan Order #39 scanApr 6
  430. 430430R Resolution on the death of Beth C. Alexander. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #40 scanApr 6
  431. 431431R Congratulate Arthur Sollitt as the 1997 City of Cambridge Outstanding Municipal Recycler. Mayor Duehay Order #42 scanApr 6
  432. 432432R Declare April as Jobs For Bay State Graduates Month. Mayor Duehay Order #43 scanApr 6
  433. 433433R Thanks to James DeLeo for all his work with the Civilian Conservation Corp. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #50 scanApr 6
  434. 434434R Resolution on the death of former New York Congresswoman Bell Abzug. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #51 scanApr 6
  435. 435435R Thanks to Dr. Regina Rodriguez-Mitchell as she completes her tenure as Acting Director of the MIT Community Fellows Program. Councillor Reeves Order #52 scanApr 6
  436. 436436R Friends of the Cambridge Public Library sponsoring a used book sale on May 16th and May 17th at the Main Library on Broadway. Councillor Born Order #55 scanApr 6
  437. 437437R Best wishes for a speedy and full recovery to Vancliffe Merceda. Councillor Davis Order #56 scanApr 6
  438. 438438R Resolution on the death of Carmela Quinn. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #57 scanApr 6
  439. 439439R Get well wishes to Olive Johnson. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #58 scanApr 6
  440. 440440R Congratulate the Department of Human Services, Paul Ryder and all City volunteers who work the Human Services Road Race. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Order #59 scanApr 6
  441. 441441R Speedy recovery to Harry Chung. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership. Order #60 scanApr 6
  442. 442442R Resolution on the death of Bridget Mary Fahey. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey and entire membership Order #61 scanApr 6
  443. 443443R Resolution on the death of Wilfred C. Atwell. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #1Apr 13
  444. 444444R Resolution on the death of Luvenia Evelyn. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #2 scanApr 13
  445. 445445R Best wishes to Geraldine and Emile Fontaine on their 65th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanApr 13
  446. 446446R Sixth Annual MIT/Cambridge Science Expo on May 5th at the MIT Johnson Athletic Center. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanApr 13
  447. 447447R Resolution on the retirement of Doris Roberts from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #6 scanApr 13
  448. 448448R Congratulations to Senator Warren Tolman and his wife Carolyn on the birth of their daughter. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanApr 13
  449. 449449R Resolution on the death of Eileen M. Jones. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #11 scanApr 13
  450. 450450R Resolution on the death of Marilyn M. Boyce. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #12 scanApr 13
  451. 451451R Welcome to the Central Square Farmers' Market commencing May 8th from Noon to 6:00 PM and every Monday from May 11th through Thanksgiving Weekend, excluding Memorial Day. Councillor Born Order #13 scanApr 13
  452. 452452R Prepare a resolution on the 25th Anniversary of the Ordination of Father John F. Allt. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanApr 13
  453. 453453R Resolution on the death of Frank Talarico. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanApr 13
  454. 454454R Resolution on the retirement of Robert Halle from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #21 scanApr 13
  455. 455455R The 8th delegation of Cambridge educators are preparing to spend April vacation in San Jose Las Flores El Salvador. Councillor Davis Order #27 scanApr 13
  456. 456456R Congratulate Dr. Gregory Connolly, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, and Cambridge Tobacco Control Program, Dorothy Chen and Eileen Sullivan for the hard work on decreasing adult smoking in Massachusetts. Councillor Davis Order #29 scanApr 13
  457. 457457R Commend City Links Program and Cambridge Community Services on their work to provide School-to-career internships for new immigrant youth. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #30 scanApr 13
  458. 458458R Best wishes to Andrew and Artis Spears on their 40th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanApr 13
  459. 459459R Best wishes for a successful Science Night at the King School and King Open on May 7, 1998. Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanApr 13
  460. 460460R Happy 80th Birthday to George Fosque, Jr. Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanApr 13
  461. 461461R Congratulations to Maria Sousa who was sworn in as a United States citizen on March 27, 1998. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #35 scanApr 13
  462. 462462R Express sympathy to Barbara Hickey on the recent fire at her home. Councillor Davis Order #36 scanApr 13
  463. 463463R Opposition to the reduction in Section 8 subsidies now before the United States Senate. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #38 scanApr 13
  464. 464464R Congratulations to Maureen Hanlon and Dr. Sanjay Gulati on the birth of their daughter. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #40 scanApr 13
  465. 465465R Resolution on the Days of Remembrance of the Holocaust. Councillors Davis and Reeves Order #45 scanApr 13
  466. 466466R Resolution on the 10th Anniversary Celebration in honor of Pastor Reverend Jeffrey L. Brown. Councillor Reeves Order #46 scanApr 13
  467. 467467R Congratulations to Henry Hampton on receiving the Lee Jackson Achievement Award from the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts. Councillor Reeves Order #47 scanApr 13
  468. 468468R Congratulate Campaign to Save 2000 Homes on their work keeping tenants informed who are at risk. Councillor Reeves Order #48 scanApr 13
  469. 469469R Declare April 16, 1998 as "Remember Randyn Freeman Day." Councillor Reeves Order #49 scanApr 13
  470. 470470R Resolution on the death of Edward F. Splaine. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #50 scanApr 13
  471. 471471R Resolution on the death of Christine Martell. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire Membership Order #51 scanApr 13
  472. 472472R Resolution on the death of James Bentubo. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire Membership Order #52 scanApr 13
  473. 473473R Congratulations to Lissa Galluccio and Jeff Pardo on their engagement. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #53 scanApr 13
  474. 474474R Resolution on the death of Lance Fulton, Jr. Councillor Toomey and Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #54 scanApr 13
  475. 475475R Prepare a resolution thanking the Senior Volunteers for their work at the North Cambridge Senior Center. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #55 scanApr 13
  476. 476476R Congratulations to Carmen and David Tynes on the birth of their little girl. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Reeves and Triantafillou Order #56 scanApr 13
  477. 477477R Good Luck to Morse School 7th Annual Young Authors' Club Celebration. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Toomey, Davis and Triantafillou Order #61 scanApr 13
  478. 478478R Resolution on the death of William J. Sutton. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #64 scanApr 13
  479. 479479R Happy 50th Birthday to Frank Donato. Councillor Russell Order #1 scanApr 27
  480. 480480R Resolution on Memorial Day. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #2 scanApr 27
  481. 481481R Resolution naming the alleyway connecting Massachusetts Avenue with parking lot # 5 as the "RICHARD B. 'RICO' MODICA WAY." Councillor Triantafillou Order #3 scanApr 27
  482. 482482R Congratulations to Renee Matsufuji and John Toomey on their engagement. Councillors Toomey, Russell and Sullivan Order #4 scanApr 27
  483. 483483R May 12-18, 1998 proclaimed as Salvation Army Week. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanApr 27
  484. 484484R Congratulations to Just-A-Start on their Open House on April 28, 1998. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #6 scanApr 27
  485. 485485R Congratulations to CRLS students who will be displaying their work on Thursday, April 30, 1998 at the Fitzgerald Theater. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #7 scanApr 27
  486. 486486R Resolution on the Annual CRLS Spring Concert to be held on May 13, 1998. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanApr 27
  487. 487487R Happy 83rd Birthday to Mayor Emeritus Alfred Vellucci. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #11 scanApr 27
  488. 488488R Resolution on the Cambridge Arts Association juried show and congratulations to the prize winners. Councillor Triantafillou Order #26 scanApr 27
  489. 489489R Resolution on the death of Frank T. Anastasio. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and entire membership Order #28 scanApr 27
  490. 490490R Resolution on the death of Agnes E. Lopez. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #29 scanApr 27
  491. 491491R Resolution on the death of Enrico Ferraro. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #30 scanApr 27
  492. 492492R Resolution on the death of Norma Bracey. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanApr 27
  493. 493493R Best wishes to Elsa Dorfman on her gallery showing of her photographs. Councillor Triantafillou Order #32 scanApr 27
  494. 494494R Congratulations to Stephen McCauley on his first novel and first movie adapted from the Object of My Affection. Councillor Triantafillou Order #33 scanApr 27
  495. 495495R Congratulations to the Sixth Graduating Class of the Cambridge Biomedical Careers Program. Councillors Toomey, Russell and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #34 scanApr 27
  496. 496496R Amend the Fire Department, Police Department and the Red Cross for their quick response to a fire at 105-113 Second Street. Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanApr 27
  497. 497497R Resolution on the death of Jennie Cabral. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #36 scanApr 27
  498. 498498R Resolution on the death of Alfred A. Medeiros. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #37 scanApr 27
  499. 499499R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. Collins. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #38 scanApr 27
  500. 500500R Resolution on the death of John Howard Freeman. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #39 scanApr 27
  501. 501501R Resolution on the death of Anthony C. Martignetti. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #41 scanApr 27
  502. 502502R Resolution on the death of Peter J. Cardillo. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #42 scanApr 27
  503. 503503R Resolution on the death of William Spartichino. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #43 scanApr 27
  504. 504504R Resolution on the death of Mary Egan. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #44 scanApr 27
  505. 505505R Resolution on the death of Wilnes Joseph. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #45 scanApr 27
  506. 506506R Congratulations to Bob Maguire being inducted into the Massachusetts Track Coaches Hall of Fame. Councillor Toomey Order #47 scanApr 27
  507. 507507R Congratulations to Kenneth Baldwin for his placement among top personal trainers in the United States. Councillor Toomey Order #48 scanApr 27
  508. 508508R May 4-10, 1998 is recognition week of mediation services throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Councillor Triantafillou Order #49 scanApr 27
  509. 509509R Resolution on the death of Donald Headley. Councillor Reeves Order #51 scanApr 27
  510. 510510R Best wishes to Mario and Beatrice DePierro on their 45th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #52 scanApr 27
  511. 511511R Happy 90th Birthday to Bea Bettencourt. Councillor Toomey Order #54 scanApr 27
  512. 512512R Best wishes to the Longfellow School as they celebrate Career Day on April 29, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #55 scanApr 27
  513. 513513R Central Square Unity Dinner Community Service Award will be presented to Honorable Joyce London Alexander on May 14, 1998. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #58 scanApr 27
  514. 514514R Resolution congratulating William and Judith Doran on the birth of their son on April 17, l998. Councillor Sullivan Order #63 scanApr 27
  515. 515515R Resolution on the death of Paul R. Anciello. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #64 scanApr 27
  516. 516516R Resolution on the death of Francis X. Morse. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #65 scanApr 27
  517. 517517R Congratulations to Virginia Acher, Dorothy Green and Robert Keys for participating in the new Pamphlet on Osteoporosis. Councillor Toomey Order #66 scanApr 27
  518. 518518R Thanking Simon Shapiro, owner of Tags for working with his suppliers to limit the hours of delivery and reduce truck traffic in the City. Councillor Born Order #68 scanApr 27
  519. 519519R Resolution on the Boston Dance Company. Councillor Born Order #69 scanApr 27
  520. 520520R Congratulations to Che Santos from Cambridge Rindge and Latin School on being selected to play in the 1998 Shriners Football Classics. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #77 scanApr 27
  521. 521521R Prepare a resolution on the 100th Birthday of William Hagg. Councillor Sullivan Order #81 scanApr 27
  522. 522522R The 15th Annual Harvard Square MayFair on Sunday, May 3, 1998. Mayor Duehay Order #82 scanApr 27
  523. 523523R Resolution on Peter Helwig for his outstanding service. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #83 scanApr 27
  524. 524524R Reception honoring 125 senior volunteers on April 30, 1998 at the Citywide Senior Center. Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #84 scanApr 27
  525. 525525R St. Vincent de Paul Society of Sacred Heart Church sponsoring a clothing drive on May 2-3, 1998. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #85 scanApr 27
  526. 526526R Resolution on the death of William E. Murphy, III. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #86 scanApr 27
  527. 527527R Resolution on the death of Patrick McCarthy. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #87 scanApr 27
  528. 528528R Annual Health Fair at St. Paul Christian Life Center on May 2, 1998. Councillors Reeves and Triantafillou Order #88Apr 27
  529. 529529R Urge all Cambridge residents to become involved in the Walk for Hunger on Sunday, May 3, 1998. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Triantafillou Order #89 scanApr 27
  530. 530530R Congratulations to the Isaac W. Taylor V.F.W. for its long and distinguished history in Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #91 scanApr 27
  531. 531531R Declare May to be Dance Month. Councillor Born Order #7 scanApr 27
  532. 532532R "Shoe Project" to collect kids' and teens' shoes to represent the youth killed by gun violence. Councillor Davis, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanApr 27
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  538. 538538R Resolution on the 83rd Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #1 scanMay 4
  539. 539539R Resolution on the retirement of Elizabeth Burke from the Finance Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #3 scanMay 4
  540. 540540R Congratulations to the 1998 Outstanding City Employee Award Recipients. Mayor Duehay Order #4 scanMay 4
  541. 541541R Resolution on the death of Veronica Bunevich. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #5 scanMay 4
  542. 542542R Resolution on the death of Palmyra Camacho. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #6 scanMay 4
  543. 543543R The 14th Annual Rogers Celebrations on May 13th at the Valente Memorial Branch Library at 7:00 PM. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanMay 4
  544. 544544R Congratulations to Charlie Keefe on being inducted into the Arlington Catholic High School Hall of Fame. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #10 scanMay 4
  545. 545545R Prepare a resolution on The Interfaith Pilgrimage of the Middle Passage on June 7, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #12May 4
  546. 546546R Congratulations to Declan Murphy on pitching a no-hitter for CRLS Baseball Team. Councillor Toomey Order #13 scanMay 4
  547. 547547R Best wishes to the CRLS Boys Baseball Team for a great start to their season. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #14 scanMay 4
  548. 548548R Art exhibit entitled "Art is Ageless" June 4th through June 29th at University Place Gallery, 124 Mount Auburn Street. Councillor Russell Order #17 scanMay 4
  549. 549549R Condolences to Fred Berman of the Human Services Department, on the death of his mother. Councillor Triantafillou Order #19 scanMay 4
  550. 550550R Congratulations to the Arts Council and Magnetic Poetry for the poetry boards. Councillor Davis Order #20 scanMay 4
  551. 551551R Congratulations to Marsha Cannon and all employees of the Cambridge Post Office for honoring the Cinco de Mayo holiday. Mayor Duehay Order #24 scanMay 4
  552. 552552R Resolution on the death of Thomas E. Griffin. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #29 scanMay 4
  553. 553553R Resolution on the death of John K. Buckley. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #30 scanMay 4
  554. 554554R Congratulations to John and Susan Collins on the occasion of their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Order #32 scanMay 4
  555. 555555R Support Senate Bill #25 "An Act Relative To The Payment of Wages." Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanMay 4
  556. 556556R Happy 84th Birthday to William Walsh. Councillor Sullivan Order #35 scanMay 4
  557. 557557R Congratulations to the graduates of the Pedro Family, in particular Lee Pedro. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #36 scanMay 4
  558. 558558R Congratulations to the Cambridge Housing Authority for the wonderful gardens they have provided the City of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #37 scanMay 4
  559. 559559R Congratulations to the eleven scientists being inducted into the National Academy of Sciences. Councillor Davis Order #38May 4
  560. 560560R Best wishes for the Hickey fundraiser on May 27, 1998 at 7:00 PM at the Mount Auburn VFW, 688 Huron Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #41 scanMay 4
  561. 561561R Wish a speedy recovery to Sue Clippinger. Councillor Davis Order #44 scanMay 4
  562. 562562R Congratulations to Pam Thomure for a job well done as Chair of the Cambridge Democratic City Committee. Mayor Duehay Order #45 scanMay 4
  563. 563563R Congratulations to the Aids Action Committee for the Annual Bayard Rustin Breakfast on May 2, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #48 scanMay 4
  564. 564564R Congratulations to the Benjamin Banneker Charter School on the occasion of its Spring Bazaar on May 2, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #49 scanMay 4
  565. 565565R Best wishes for success to the Margaret Hazel Missionary Society of St. Luke's Medical Guild on the occasion on their Health Fair on May 2, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #50 scanMay 4
  566. 566566R Welcome to Cambridge Representative Maxine Waters, Chairperson of the United States Legislative Black Caucus. Councillor Reeves Order #51 scanMay 4
  567. 567567R Welcome to Cambridge United States Shadow Representative from Washington, D.C., the Honorable Sabrina Sojourner. Councillor Reeves Order #52 scanMay 4
  568. 568568R Appreciation to Transportation Secretary Patrick Moynihan and his staff, the Cambridge Bicycle Committee, Cara Seiderman on the plan to increase bicycle commuting in the state. Councillor Davis Order #53 scanMay 4
  569. 569569R Friends of the Cambridge Hospital will celebrate its Fiftieth Anniversary on May 3, 1998. Councillor Sullivan Order #54 scanMay 4
  570. 570570R Resolution on the death of Rocco Branca. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #56 scanMay 4
  571. 571571R Resolution on the death of Reverend Monsignor John P. Carroll. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #57 scanMay 4
  572. 572572R Resolution on the death of Eillene Roosevelt. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #58 scanMay 4
  573. 573573R Resolution on the death of John Joseph Harney. Councillors Toomey, Russell, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #59 scanMay 4
  574. 574574R Best wishes to Robert F. Kennedy School Academic celebration on May 8, 1998. Councillor Sullivan Order #60 scanMay 4
  575. 575575R Best wishes to the Community Learning Center on its fourth Annual ESI Network Conference on May 19, 1998. Councillor Sullivan Order #61 scanMay 4
  576. 576576R Resolution on the death of Patricia M. Oliveira. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #62 scanMay 4
  577. 577577R Be cognizant of the Capital Campaign for the Renovation of the University Lutheran Church and the Harvard Square Homeless Shelter. Councillor Sullivan Order #63 scanMay 4
  578. 578578R Congratulations to NocCa on the fantastic effort at their open house. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #64 scanMay 4
  579. 579579R Congratulations to Herman Lamar Banks, Jr. on receiving his Bachelor of Arts in English from Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #66 scanMay 4
  580. 580580R Consult with MBTA prior to changing the name of Cambridge T Stations. Councillor Davis Order #67 scanMay 4
  581. 581581R Commend Mark Sherzi and Cambridge Police Department on their swift and efficient action in locating the two young missing girls. Councillor Davis Order #68 scanMay 4
  582. 582582R Best wishes and a speedy recovery to Joe Leary. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #69 scanMay 4
  583. 583583R Congratulations to the Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association on their Thirteenth Annual Dinner on May 8, 1998. Councillor Triantafillou Order #72 scanMay 4
  584. 584584R Best wishes and a speedy recover to Ed Dever. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Russell and Mayor Duehay Order #73 scanMay 4
  585. 585585R The Concord Chorus, Greater New Bedford Choir and the Sippican Choral Society will present a musical event on May 16, 1998. Councillor Russell Order #5 scanMay 11
  586. 586586R The fifth annual summer jobs phon-a-thon on May 15, 1998 at Harvard University Law School. Councillor Russell Order #8 scanMay 11
  587. 587587R Congratulations to Paul Langely, the family of C. Brendan Noonan, Jr. and William Poist on receiving the Good Scout Award on May 15, 1998. Councillor Russell Order #9 scanMay 11
  588. 588588R Welcome the Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival to Cambridge on June 7, 1998. Councillor Russell Order #10 scanMay 11
  589. 589589R May 19th is the first "Commute a Better Way Day." Councillors Russell and Davis Order #11 scanMay 11
  590. 590590R Resolution on the retirement of Madeline Stone from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #15 scanMay 11
  591. 591591R Resolution on the retirement of Mary Mahoney from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #16 scanMay 11
  592. 592592R Resolution on the retirement of Joanne Dottin from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #17 scanMay 11
  593. 593593R Resolution on the death of George A. McKim. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #18 scanMay 11
  594. 594594R Resolution on the death of Ernestine McCoy. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanMay 11
  595. 595595R Resolution on the death of Fannie V. Muscatel. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #20 scanMay 11
  596. 596596R Resolution on the death of Alberto Chaves Braga. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #21 scanMay 11
  597. 597597R Resolution on the death of Mary E. B. Sheehan. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #22 scanMay 11
  598. 598598R Resolution on the death of Wade Lanier Traynham. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scanMay 11
  599. 599599R Resolution on the death of Beatrice M. Goulet. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #24 scanMay 11
  600. 600600R Resolution on the death of Charles C. Desmond. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #25 scanMay 11
  601. 601601R Resolution on the death of Angelone G. Bakas. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #26 scanMay 11
  602. 602602R Resolution on the death of Russell Loder. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #27 scanMay 11
  603. 603603R Resolution on the death of Louise B. Morse. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #28 scanMay 11
  604. 604604R Thanks to Kathleen Manion for her many years of service as a member of the Agassiz Neighborhood Council. Mayor Duehay Order #29 scanMay 11
  605. 605605R Welcome Seven Stars Bookstore to Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanMay 11
  606. 606606R Welcome Iggy's Magnificent Bread Bakery to Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #31 scanMay 11
  607. 607607R Happy belated 70th Birthday Greetings to Richard B. Gambel. Councillor Davis Order #37 scanMay 11
  608. 608608R Encourage fifth grade girls to participate in the Girls Athletic/Experimental Health Day on May 27, 1998 at the MIT Athletic Facility. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #38 scanMay 11
  609. 609609R Congratulations to the first group of Principal's Scholars named by the Benjamin Banneker Charter School. Councillor Reeves Order #45 scanMay 11
  610. 610610R Congratulations to the Pacesetters of Cambridge as they celebrate their 35th Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #47 scanMay 11
  611. 611611R Congratulations to Professor Charles Nesson and Professor Charles Ogletree as conference co-chairs for the Second International Harvard Conference on Internet and Society. Councillor Reeves Order #48 scanMay 11
  612. 612612R Congratulations to Alexis Harding as she graduates from Wilberforce University. Councillor Reeves Order #49 scanMay 11
  613. 613613R Congratulations to Ann Mary Johnson as she graduates from the University of Massachusetts. Councillor Reeves Order #50 scanMay 11
  614. 614614R Congratulations to Ashleigh Jones as a 1998 debutante of the Charles Street A.M.E. Councillor Reeves Order #51 scanMay 11
  615. 615615R Congratulations to Denise Bergman for sharing her poems and photos on display in the lobby of City Hall. Councillor Davis Order #54 scanMay 11
  616. 616616R Resolution on the death of Margaret E. Maloney. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #57 scanMay 11
  617. 617617R Resolution on the death of Jane L. Chase. Councillor Sullivan Order #58 scanMay 11
  618. 618618R Resolution on the death of Beatrice A. Mahoney. Councillors Toomey and entire membership Order #59 scanMay 11
  619. 619619R Resolution on the death of Henry F. Roberts, Jr. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #60 scanMay 11
  620. 620620R Resolution on the death of Sister Mary Elizabeth Stanton. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #61 scanMay 11
  621. 621621R Resolution on the death of Charles Pearson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #62 scanMay 11
  622. 622622R Resolution on the death of Fred Addonizio. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #63 scanMay 11
  623. 623623R Congratulate Armenians on the 100th Anniversary of the founding of the Diocese. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #65 scanMay 11
  624. 624624R Proclaim May 15-21, 1998 as White Cane and Dog Safety Week in Cambridge. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Toomey Order #66 scanMay 11
  625. 625625R Thanks to John O'Brien, the Massachusetts Hospital Association and Senator Edward M. Kennedy for advocating for interpretation of the immigrations regulations for state free care pool. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #67 scanMay 11
  626. 626626R Riverside Community Day will take place on May 30, 1998 at Hoyt Field. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanMay 18
  627. 627627R Resolution on the death of Anna Benson. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanMay 18
  628. 628628R Resolution on the death of Ann Bragalone. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey and entire membership Order #3 scanMay 18
  629. 629629R Happy 102nd Birthday to Mary Moriarty. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanMay 18
  630. 630630R Congratulations to the East Cambridge Savings Bank for encouraging their employees to participate in Rape Aggressive Defense (RAD) training. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanMay 18
  631. 631631R Friends of Cambridge Athletics celebration dance at the East Cambridge was held at the VFW on May 22, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanMay 18
  632. 632632R CRLS Athletic Awards Night was held at the Fitzgerald Auditorium at CRLS on June 3, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanMay 18
  633. 633633R Friends of Cambridge Athletics presentation of "How to be a Successful Student/Athlete" was held on June 10, 1998 at the Media Cafeteria at CRLS. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanMay 18
  634. 634634R Happy 40th Birthday to former City Councillor Jonathan Myers. Councillors Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #10 scanMay 18
  635. 635635R Public Works will celebrate National Public Works Week May 17-23, 1998 with many activities. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #11 scanMay 18
  636. 636636R Congratulations to Helen O'Regan, Michael J. Stone, Steven Simard and John J. McGrath as recipients of the Annual Performance Recognition Awards Program. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #12 scanMay 18
  637. 637637R Congratulations to Tofias, Fleischman and Shapiro, The Modern Brewer, Porter Exchange, Crawford Court Condominiums, Christiaan "Bubs" Highsmith, Eva Benedikt and the Tobin School for excellence in recycling. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #13 scanMay 18
  638. 638638R Welcome to Mayor Dennis Archer to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #14 scanMay 18
  639. 639639R Second Annual "Cambridge Girls Sports Festival" held on May 27, 1998 at MIT. Mayor Duehay Order #15 scanMay 18
  640. 640640R Thanks to the volunteer student who helped out at the Mayor's Annual Golden Age Picnic on May 7, 1998. Mayor Duehay Order #16 scanMay 18
  641. 641641R Proclaim June 6-13, 1998 as "National and Cambridge Neighbor Works Week." Mayor Duehay Order #17 scanMay 18
  642. 642642R Resolution on the death of Francis J. Stewart. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #18 scanMay 18
  643. 643643R Thanks to Pat Carvello and Francis Stone for their lifesaving efforts. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #21 scanMay 18
  644. 644644R Best wishes to Phyllis Vera for a speedy recovery. Councillors Russell, Reeves and entire membership Order #22 scanMay 18
  645. 645645R Completion of Phase I of the "Teachers Mentoring Teachers Program" celebration will be held on June 4, 1998 in the Sullivan Chamber. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanMay 18
  646. 646646R Welcome Star Market at University Park to the City of Cambridge. Councillors Russell and Sullivan Order #25 scanMay 18
  647. 647647R Congratulations to the Volpe Transportation Center on their TEAM effort. Councillor Russell Order #26 scanMay 18
  648. 648648R Congratulations to M. Ilyas Bhatti on the formation of the Bhatti Group, Inc. Councillor Reeves Order #27 scanMay 18
  649. 649649R Congratulations to Jonathan Ross Tynes and Angel Carmell Winkfield on their June nuptials. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanMay 18
  650. 650650R Congratulations to the Multicultural Aids Coalition on the 9th Annual Easing the Pain Conference held on May 29, 1998 at the Owen Roberts Christian Education Center, Peoples Baptist Church in Boston. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanMay 18
  651. 651651R Happy 50th Birthday to Denzil McKenzie, Esq. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanMay 18
  652. 652652R Resolution on the death of Paul J. Sullivan, Sr. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #35 scanMay 18
  653. 653653R Resolution on the 25th Wedding Anniversary of David Lawrence and Mercedes Sherrod Evans. Councillor Reeves Order #38 scanMay 18
  654. 654654R Resolution on the death of Alice M. Hart. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #39 scanMay 18
  655. 655655R Career Awards Day at the M.E. Fitzgerald on May 19, 1998. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #40 scanMay 18
  656. 656656R Fourth Annual Women's Day held on May 19, 1998 at the North Cambridge Senior Center, 2050 Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Russell Order #41 scanMay 18
  657. 657657R Congratulations to the Cambridge Water Department on receiving the 1998 DEP Source Protection Award. Councillors Davis, Born and Russell Order #44 scanMay 18
  658. 658658R Celebrate Haitian culture at the Central Square Library on May 16, 1998 and Haitian Flag Day at the Valente Branch Library on May 18, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #45 scanMay 18
  659. 659659R Welcome to Professor Djibril Tamsir Niane from Conakry, Republic of Guinea. Councillor Reeves Order #46 scanMay 18
  660. 660660R Resolution on the death of Anna Piro. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #47 scanMay 18
  661. 661661R Congratulations to Jean Entine on receiving a "Changing the Face Philanthropy" Award from the Women's Funding Network. Councillor Born Order #48 scanMay 18
  662. 662662R Congratulations to Sheila and John Sullivan on the birth of their son, Liam. Councillor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #49 scanMay 18
  663. 663663R Resolution on the death of Revere State Representative William G. Reinstein. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #50 scanMay 18
  664. 664664R Prepare a resolution on the 20th Anniversary of Daniel Wuenschel as Executive Director of the Cambridge Housing Authority. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #51 scanMay 18
  665. 665665R Happy 90th Birthday on May 19, 1998 to Jules Chisholm. Mayor Duehay, Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #52 scanMay 18
  666. 666666R Cambridge YWCA will dedicate the Ruth L. Barron Lounge and Charlesbank Homes Kitchen on May 27, 1998. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #53 scanMay 18
  667. 667667R Best wishes for a speedy recover to Dottie Giacobbe. Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #54 scanMay 18
  668. 668668R Urge Harvard University to work with Crimson Tailors to preserve small locally owned businesses in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #56 scanMay 18
  669. 669669R Resolution on the death of Eileen Ferrick. Councillor Toomey, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #57 scanMay 18
  670. 670670R Resolution on the death of Eleanor Hector Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #58 scanMay 18
  671. 671671R Urge rental property owners to accept Section 8 certificate and voucher tenants. Councillor Davis Order #59 scanMay 18
  672. 672672R Happy 80th Birthday to Kay Flynn. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanJun 1
  673. 673673R Get well wishes to Ellen Varella, Principal of the Peabody School. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanJun 1
  674. 674674R Congratulations to Just-A-Start on their open house June 3, 1998 celebrating the renovations and preservations of 273 affordable units at 402 Rindge Avenue. Councillors Russell and Reeves Order #4 scanJun 1
  675. 675675R Congratulations to the Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble and the Band for receiving gold and silver medals in the Great East Music Festival on May 16, 1998 Councillor Russell, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Triantafillou Order #5 scanJun 1
  676. 676676R Congratulations to Robert Healy for being the recipient of the Theodore Mann Regional Leadership Award. Councillor Russell Order #6 scanJun 1
  677. 677677R Declare June 12, 1998 as "CRLS Class of 1988: Day in Cambridge." Councillor Reeves Order #7 scanJun 1
  678. 678678R Resolution on the death of Maria E. Oliveira. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #8 scanJun 1
  679. 679679R Resolution on the death of Richard C. Hayward, Sr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #9 scanJun 1
  680. 680680R Resolution on the death of Theresa L. Sheehan. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #10 scanJun 1
  681. 681681R Resolution on the death of Eva Cooper. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanJun 1
  682. 682682R Resolution on the death of Margaret Colangelo. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #12 scanJun 1
  683. 683683R Resolution on the death of Herbert H. Williams. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #13 scanJun 1
  684. 684684R Resolution on the death of Martin J. Cafasso. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanJun 1
  685. 685685R Resolution on the death of Mildred Doherty. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #15 scanJun 1
  686. 686686R Resolution on the death of Christopher Sweeney. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #16 scanJun 1
  687. 687687R Resolution on the death of Muriel Burke. Councillor Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #17 scanJun 1
  688. 688688R Resolution on the death of Louise J. Ryan. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #18 scanJun 1
  689. 689689R Best wishes to Haggerty School on their show "Painted Story Telling Chairs." Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Russell Order #19 scanJun 1
  690. 690690R Commend the Police Department for the night bike patrols in North Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #21 scanJun 1
  691. 691691R The Cambridge Historical Society's Annual Spring Garden Party and farewell to Executive Director Renny Little on June 7, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #22 scanJun 1
  692. 692692R Meet with workers and organizers active in Jobs with Justice and Service Employees International Union Local 285 on June 10, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanJun 1
  693. 693693R Congratulations to the 1998 Graduates of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Councillor Reeves Order #24 scanJun 1
  694. 694694R Dedication ceremony of the RTSA Office in memory of Tony Carnabuci on June 3, 1998. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #25 scanJun 1
  695. 695695R Resolution on the retirement of Edward Sarasin. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #26 scanJun 1
  696. 696696R Extend warm greeting to Mark and Rhoda Berenson and wish them success in their efforts to obtain and open and fair trial in Peru for their daughter Lori. Councillor Triantafillou Order #27 scanJun 1
  697. 697697R Congratulate Project 10 East on the occasion of its 10th Anniversary. Councillor Triantafillou Order #28 scanJun 1
  698. 698698R Commend all the trainees and supporters of training on Domestic Violence. Councillor Triantafillou Order #29 scanJun 1
  699. 699699R Resolution on the death of Edward C. Liberacki. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #30 scanJun 1
  700. 700700R Resolution on the death of Joseph G. Koklevich. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #31Jun 1
  701. 701701R Resolution on the death of Richard Samuel Smith. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #32 scanJun 1
  702. 702702R Resolution on the death of Francis C. Lalumiere. Vice Mayor Galluccio entire membership Order #33 scanJun 1
  703. 703703R Congratulations to the Adolescent Parenting Program and First Steps Daycare on its graduation ceremony on June 5, 1998. Councillor Russell Order #34 scanJun 1
  704. 704704R Happy 50th Birthday to Patricia Ryan Perchard. Councillor Russell Order #35 scanJun 1
  705. 705705R Welcome CompUSA to Cambridge. Councillor Russell Order #36 scanJun 1
  706. 706706R Congratulations to the organizers and participants in "TECH EXPO '98." Councillor Russell Order #37 scanJun 1
  707. 707707R Resolution on the death of Inez Prescod. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #38 scanJun 1
  708. 708708R Resolution on the death of Mary Eileen Gamble. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #39 scanJun 1
  709. 709709R Congratulations to Ruth and Carl Barron on the birth of their first great grandchild. Councillor Russell Order #40 scanJun 1
  710. 710710R Congratulations to Diane Squires on the occasion of her daughter's wedding. Councillor Davis Order #43 scanJun 1
  711. 711711R Best wishes to Joe Delaney for a speedy recovery. Councillor Russell Order #44 scanJun 1
  712. 712712R Resolution on the death of Amelia Haskins. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #45 scanJun 1
  713. 713713R Resolution on the death of Cheryl Ann Young. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #46 scanJun 1
  714. 714714R Resolution on the death of Peter Helwig. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #48 scanJun 1
  715. 715715R Congratulations to Wayne Marshall as he graduates from Harvard University. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #49 scanJun 1
  716. 716716R Congratulations to Professor Cornell West and Professor William Julius Wilson on their appointments as University Professors at Harvard University. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #50 scanJun 1
  717. 717717R Congratulations to Dominic Galdo for receiving the President's Award and the Outstanding Student Achievement Award and the Outstanding Student Achievement Award from Newbury College. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #51 scanJun 1
  718. 718718R Congratulations to the Tobin School Eighth Grade Class on their original mystery play. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #52 scanJun 1
  719. 719719R Congratulations to the CRLS Girl's Tennis team on their undefeated season. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #53 scanJun 1
  720. 720720R Congratulations to Maureen Foley for her film "Home Before Dark" which won the grand jury prize at the Hampton International Film Festival. Councillor Davis Order #54 scanJun 1
  721. 721721R All citizens be cognizant of and participate in the fifth annual Hoops 'N Health Basketball Tournament and Health Fair on June 6, 1998. Mayor Duehay Order #58 scanJun 1
  722. 722722R Very happy birthday wishes to Mary Moran, mother of Eileen Moran Brown, President of Cambridge College. Councillor Russell Order #69 scanJun 1
  723. 723723R Congratulations to all responsible for organizing the Girl Athletic/Experimental Health Day at the MIT Athletic Facility on May 27, 1998. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #72 scanJun 1
  724. 724724R Congratulations to all awardees at the Sixth Cambridge First Day at MIT. Mayor Duehay Order #73 scanJun 1
  725. 725725R Congratulations to Tony Clark as he graduates from Morehouse College. Councillor Reeves Order #76 scanJun 1
  726. 726726R Congratulations to John Clifford and the crew and volunteers who worked so hard to bring the World's Fair to Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #77 scanJun 1
  727. 727727R Welcome President Clinton to the 1998 MIT Commencement. Councillor Reeves Order #80 scanJun 1
  728. 728728R Welcome Mary Robinson former President of Ireland and current United Nations Official to Cambridge and to the Harvard Commencement. Councillor Reeves Order #81 scanJun 1
  729. 729729R Resolution on Gay Pride Day on June 13, 1998. Councillors Triantafillou and Reeves Order #83 scanJun 1
  730. 730730R Congratulations to former Governor Michael Dukakis on being named by President Clinton the new Amtrack Reform Board. Councillor Triantafillou Order #84 scanJun 1
  731. 731731R Happy 80th Birthday to John "Jack" Alexander Reilly. Mayor Duehay Order #86 scanJun 1
  732. 732732R Congratulations to Father Kouzouian as he celebrates the 40th Anniversary on his Ordination to the Holy Order of Priesthood. Mayor Duehay, Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #87 scanJun 1
  733. 733733R Express sympathy to Nancy Ryan on the death of her mother. Councillor Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #88 scanJun 1
  734. 734734R Happy Birthday to Greg Johnson. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #91 scanJun 1
  735. 735735R Prepare a resolution on Father Frisoli's Golden Jubilee. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #92 scanJun 1
  736. 736736R Resolution on the death of John "The Cobbler" Gimigliano. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #93 scanJun 1
  737. 737737R Resolution on the death of Loy Wing Wong. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #94 scanJun 1
  738. 738738R Resolution on the death of Donald J. Laing, Sr. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #95 scanJun 1
  739. 739739R Resolution on the death of Salvatore G. Macone. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #96 scanJun 1
  740. 740740R City Clerk to write to Star Market to encourage Star to institute various methods to provide ready access to the store and groceries. Councillor Davis Order #97 scanJun 1
  741. 741741R Congratulations to Professor Charles Ogletree on his appointment to the Jessie L. Climeco Chair at Harvard Law School. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #4 scanJun 8
  742. 742742R Resolution on the death of Maria L. Pinto. Councillors Russell, Toomey and entire membership Order #6 scanJun 8
  743. 743743R Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) Care Choices is looking for volunteers to paint the interior of the Chilton House. Councillor Russell Order #8 scanJun 8
  744. 744744R Resolution on the retirement of Irene Currier from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #10 scanJun 8
  745. 745745R Resolution on the retirement of Douglas W. Humes from the Housing Authority. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #11 scanJun 8
  746. 746746R Congratulations to Joseph L. Williams on his receiving the Eagle Scout Award. Councillors Toomey and Russell Order #14 scanJun 8
  747. 747747R Resolution on the death of Margaret Shannon. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanJun 8
  748. 748748R Resolution on the death of Marjorie E. Cox. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanJun 8
  749. 749749R Resolution on the retirement of Daniel F. Finn from the Fire Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #18 scanJun 8
  750. 750750R Congratulations to the participants, City departments and community organizations on the Memorial Day Parade for a job well done. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #20 scanJun 8
  751. 751751R Congratulations to Reverend Raymond Hammond and Dr. Gloria White Hammond on their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #22 scanJun 8
  752. 752752R Congratulations to Glen Curry on his high school graduation. Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanJun 8
  753. 753753R Congratulations to Paul Parravano as he celebrates his 25th Harvard reunion with the Harvard Class of 1973. Councillor Reeves Order #24 scanJun 8
  754. 754754R Congratulations to Gail and Curtis Jones on their 20th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #25 scanJun 8
  755. 755755R Congratulations to Moses Meare on his retirement from the Cambridge Housing Authority. (withdrawn on unanimous consent) Councillor Reeves Order #26 scanJun 8
  756. 756756R Prepare a resolution for Peggy Averite as she departs Agassiz School. Councillor Reeves Order #27 scanJun 8
  757. 757757R Congratulations to all eight grade graduates. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanJun 8
  758. 758758R Resolution on the retirement of Charles Doran from the Water Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #29 scanJun 8
  759. 759759R Get well wishes to the three Cambridge firefighters who suffered minor injuries on May 30th. Councillor Born Order #38 scanJun 8
  760. 760760R City Council support the Massachusetts Burma Law and urge vigorous defense of this law. Mayor Duehay Order #39 scanJun 8
  761. 761761R Congratulations and thanks to all members of the Cambridge Youth Peace and Justice Corps for their outstanding service to the community. Mayor Duehay Order #40 scanJun 8
  762. 762762R Congratulations to David Eisen for winning the Boston Society of Architects Award for his design of the housing project on Massachusetts Avenue and Garfield Street. Councillor Born Order #41 scanJun 8
  763. 763763R Resolution on the death of Patricia Keough. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #42 scanJun 8
  764. 764764R Congratulations to Area Four Neighborhood on their annual Community Fair. Mayor Duehay Order #43 scanJun 8
  765. 765765R "Pause for the Pledge of Allegiance" by reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at 7:00 PM on Flag Day. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and Councillor Sullivan Order #44 scanJun 8
  766. 766766R Get well wishes and speedy recovery to Mrs. Frances Silva. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and Councillor Sullivan Order #45 scanJun 8
  767. 767767R Happy Birthday to a special Cantabrigian. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #46 scanJun 8
  768. 768768R Resolution on the death of Frances D. Ronan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #47 scanJun 8
  769. 769769R Resolution on the death of Robert H. McElroy, Sr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Entire membership Order #48 scanJun 8
  770. 770770R Resolution on the death of Alvin J. McNulty. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #49 scanJun 8
  771. 771771R Good luck to the United States in the World Cup Soccer Tournament. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou and Sullivan Order #50 scanJun 8
  772. 772772R Congratulations to Dennis Michael Deveney, Jr. on his graduation from high school. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou and Sullivan Order #51 scanJun 8
  773. 773773R Congratulations to Michael Francis Hayhurst on his graduation from Boston College Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou and Sullivan Order #52 scanJun 8
  774. 774774R Congratulations to Kaari Pitkin on her debut as a broadcaster on WNYC. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou, Mayor Duehay and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #53 scanJun 8
  775. 775775R Congratulations to Councillor Reeves on his presentation of his MIT fellowship paper and panel discussion. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Davis, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Russell and Toomey Order #54 scanJun 8
  776. 776776R Congratulations to the Cambridge Fire Department on the annual Firefighters Memorial Sunday. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #55 scanJun 8
  777. 777777R Congratulations to Paul Toner on his graduation from Suffolk Law School. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #56 scanJun 8
  778. 778778R Best wishes to the Portuguese Civic League as they celebrate the Feast of the Holy Ghost July 10th, 11th and 12th, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanJun 15
  779. 779779R Support the Mayan people of Chiapas, Mexico. Councillor Reeves Order #2 scanJun 15
  780. 780780R Be cognizant of the presentation by the Kindergarten Class of Diane Francis-Hassett and Susan Pilleri entitled "It Takes A Whole Village to Raise A Child." Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanJun 15
  781. 781781R The East Cambridge Scholarship Fund Awards will be held on June 17, 1998 at the Multicultural Center. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanJun 15
  782. 782782R Resolution on the retirement of Georgiana Bowman from the Community Development Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #5 scanJun 15
  783. 783783R Send thanks to the Police Officers and especially the bicycle-mounted police officers for an outstanding job in making the Cambridge common a safe and enjoyable public space. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanJun 15
  784. 784784R Welcome the Galway delegation and encourage residents to attend the exhibit of Galway art on display at the Multicultural Arts Center on June 17th and June 18th. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Russell Order #15 scanJun 15
  785. 785785R Good Luck to Paul Myers as he leaves Cambridge to spend the next ten months in Boulder Colorado. Councillor Russell Order #16 scanJun 15
  786. 786786R Starship Read, the Library's 1998 Summer Reading Club for kids, will "blast off" with kickoff parties at the branch libraries June 16th through June 23rd. Councillor Russell Order #17 scanJun 15
  787. 787787R Congratulations and best wishes to Attorney Kevin Mahoney as he opens his new office at 545 Concord Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanJun 15
  788. 788788R Just-A-Start take steps to outreach to residents of Jefferson Park, Walden Square Apartments and 362, 364 and 402 Rindge Avenue for potential home ownership. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #20 scanJun 15
  789. 789789R Resolution on the death of Anne E. Tobin. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #23 scanJun 15
  790. 790790R Resolution on the death of Michael J. McCann. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #24 scanJun 15
  791. 791791R Resolution on the death of Georgianna Silva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #25 scanJun 15
  792. 792792R Resolution on the death of John R. Williams, Sr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #26 scanJun 15
  793. 793793R Resolution on the death of Charles D. O'Leary. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #27 scanJun 15
  794. 794794R Resolution on the death of Eleanor K. Donohoe. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #28 scanJun 15
  795. 795795R Resolution on the death of Ethel M. Johnson. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #29 scanJun 15
  796. 796796R Resolution on the death of Florence M. Bruno. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #30 scanJun 15
  797. 797797R Resolution on the death of James Snopley. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #31 scanJun 15
  798. 798798R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Chess team finishing the top ten teams in the United States. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #32 scanJun 15
  799. 799799R Congratulations to Club Recreativo Lusitania on the occasion of the Club's 76th Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #33 scanJun 15
  800. 800800R Resolution on the death of Harold Bakken. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #35 scanJun 15
  801. 801801R Commend Lisa Beauvois on her quick thinking and fast action by performing CPR on an individual at 221 Mount Street on June 2, 1998. Councillor Russell and Mayor Duehay Order #36 scanJun 15
  802. 802802R Express gratitude to Nantucket Nectars for its contribution to the recycling effort in Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #37 scanJun 15
  803. 803803R Congratulations to Mike Jarvis for being named the Head Basketball Coach at St. John's. Councillor Russell Order #38 scanJun 15
  804. 804804R Annual Block Party will feature a light show built on the theme of fish to be held on Friday, June 19, 1998 in front of City Hall. Councillor Born Order #39 scanJun 15
  805. 805805R Job Fair by the University Park Hotel at MIT in conjunction with the Office of Workforce Development will be held June 16th to fill over one hundred positions. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #41 scanJun 15
  806. 806806R Resolution on the retirement of Dr. Paul Solomon from Harvard Community Health Plan. Councillor Davis Order #42 scanJun 15
  807. 807807R Gratitude to the Emergency Communications dispatchers for their hard work during the recent storm. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #2 scanJun 22
  808. 808808R Congratulations to Alyse Struzziery on placing 2nd overall at the South Shore Principals Meet. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanJun 22
  809. 809809R Happy 80th Birthday to Jennie Brincola. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanJun 22
  810. 810810R Thanks to the cemetery workers for their sensitive manner as they watch out for mourners as they visit the graves of their loved ones. Councillor Russell Order #11 scanJun 22
  811. 811811R Best wishes and a speedy recovery to Mary Grassi. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanJun 22
  812. 812812R Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to P. Joseph and Mary Hickey. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanJun 22
  813. 813813R Mabel Lebarity is a special and inspiring citizen of the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #14 scanJun 22
  814. 814814R Dedication of the "Mary T. Mroz Kennedy School Primary Grade Gardening Area" on June 22, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanJun 22
  815. 815815R Resolution on the death of Danny T. Harris, Jr. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #16 scanJun 22
  816. 816816R Resolution on the death of Rosa Medeiros Raposo. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #17 scanJun 22
  817. 817817R Resolution on the death of Sophie v. Fitzgibbon. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #18 scanJun 22
  818. 818818R Resolution on the death of Morris J. Sloane. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #19 scanJun 22
  819. 819819R Resolution on the death of Robert J. Masterson, Jr. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #20 scanJun 22
  820. 820820R Best wishes to James H. Rowe for all his hard work as Vice President of the Government, Community and Public Affairs Department of Harvard University. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Russell Order #22 scanJun 22
  821. 821821R Resolution on the death of Caleb Sampson. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #25 scanJun 22
  822. 822822R Appreciation to Shippen Page for the years of service to the Cambridge Youth Soccer. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #26 scanJun 22
  823. 823823R Happy 40th Birthday to Sean Murphy. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #28 scanJun 22
  824. 824824R Re-opening of the Saturday Farmers' Market in the parking lot of the Morse School starting June 20, 1998. Councillor Davis Order #31 scanJun 22
  825. 825825R Congratulations to Robb Johnson and Mina Reddy on being accepted to the Kennedy School of Government Mid-Career Program. Councillor Davis Order #32 scanJun 22
  826. 826826R Best wishes to Pat Matsumiya on her retirement from Senator Robert Travaglini's office. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #33 scanJun 22
  827. 827827R Resolution on the death of Walter Johnson. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #36 scanJun 22
  828. 828828R City Council condemns the acts of police brutality and violations of civil rights that occurred in Plymouth on November 27, 1997. Councillor Born Order #37 scanJun 22
  829. 829829R Resolution on the retirement of William R. Dickson from his position of Senior Vice President at MIT. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #40 scanJun 22
  830. 830830R Happy 90th Birthday to Louie Hill. Councillor Russell Order #1 scanJul 27
  831. 831831R Resolution on the death of Florence P. Sharon. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #2 scanJul 27
  832. 832832R Resolution on the death of Joseph N. Nowoselski. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #3 scanJul 27
  833. 833833R Resolution on the death of Jessica Lee Randall. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #4 scanJul 27
  834. 834834R Resolution on the death of Joseph A. Romanowski. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #5 scanJul 27
  835. 835835R Resolution on the death of Jean M. Lively. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #6 scanJul 27
  836. 836836R Resolution on the death of Joseph M. Pereira. Councillor Toomey Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #7 scanJul 27
  837. 837837R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth DiGiambattista. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #8 scanJul 27
  838. 838838R Resolution on the death of Joshua Hanig. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #9 scanJul 27
  839. 839839R Congratulations to Matt Birkett for being selected to participate in the Shriner's Football All-Star Game. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #10 scanJul 27
  840. 840840R Congratulations and best wishes to Harvey L. Fleitman for his many years of service as Business Manager/Financial Secretary-Treasurer of the United Association of Plumbers and Gasfitters Local 12 Boston. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #11 scanJul 27
  841. 841841R Best wishes to Joseph and Mary DeLeo on the occasion of their 56th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanJul 27
  842. 842842R Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Sean Tierney on the birth of their son on June 18, 1998. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #14 scanJul 27
  843. 843843R Sincere appreciation to Maryellen Carvello for all her hard work on the Third Annual Block Party. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #16 scanJul 27
  844. 844844R Thanks to the Kennedy School of Government students for their work in a policy analysis exercise focusing on growth management in Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanJul 27
  845. 845845R Resolution on the death of Mary F. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanJul 27
  846. 846846R Resolution on the death of Hilda Amaral. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #20 scanJul 27
  847. 847847R Resolution on the death of Josephine Ann Muolo. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #21 scanJul 27
  848. 848848R Resolution on the death of Elisa Battinelli. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #22 scanJul 27
  849. 849849R Resolution on the death of Jane M. Wolk. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #23 scanJul 27
  850. 850850R Happy 70th Birthday to Eleanor Connolly. Councillor Toomey Order #24 scanJul 27
  851. 851851R Resolution on the death of Reverend Patrick Dolan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanJul 27
  852. 852852R Resolution on the death of Frederick Winston Evelyn. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanJul 27
  853. 853853R Resolution on the death of Joseph W. Urbanowicz. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #27 scanJul 27
  854. 854854R Happy 80th Birthday to Ulysses H. Gore. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #30 scanJul 27
  855. 855855R Applaud the efforts of the Cambridge School Volunteers on another successful year. Mayor Duehay Order #31 scanJul 27
  856. 856856R Best wishes and good luck to the Algebra Project on their annual fundraiser. Councillor Reeves Order #33 scanJul 27
  857. 857857R Best wishes to Susan Duley and thanks for all her hard work for the residents of the City. Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanJul 27
  858. 858858R Good Luck on the Fourth Annual Just-A-Start Walk to be held on Saturday, October 3, 1998. Councillors Toomey and Russell Order #35 scanJul 27
  859. 859859R Prepare a resolution on the death of Gertrude Sousa. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #36 scanJul 27
  860. 860860R Resolution on the death of Pearl Gilsdorf. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #37 scanJul 27
  861. 861861R Resolution on the death Catherine Sullivan. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #38 scanJul 27
  862. 862862R Resolution on the death of Adeline Ciccerella. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #39 scanJul 27
  863. 863863R Resolution on the death of Denise M. Perry. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #41 scanJul 27
  864. 864864R Resolution on the death of Joseph F. Leehan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #42 scanJul 27
  865. 865865R Resolution on the death of Juile L. McCarthy. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #43 scanJul 27
  866. 866866R Resolution on the death of Beatrice H. Edmonds. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #44 scanJul 27
  867. 867867R Resolution on the death of Carmela E. Petinge. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #45 scanJul 27
  868. 868868R Resolution on the death of Richard F. Mangan. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #46 scanJul 27
  869. 869869R Resolution on the death of Grace C. Long. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #47 scanJul 27
  870. 870870R Resolution on the death of Eleanor T. Connolly. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #48 scanJul 27
  871. 871871R Congratulations to Evangeline Harris Stefanakis on the recent publication of her new book Whose Judgement Counts? Assessing Bilingual Children, K-3. Councillor Triantafillou Order #53 scanJul 27
  872. 872872R Resolution on the death of Helen L. Publicover. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #54 scanJul 27
  873. 873873R Applaud Eric Percoco on serving his country to keep peace in Bosnia. Councillor Toomey Order #55 scanJul 27
  874. 874874R Resolution on the death of Frances McCarthy. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #58 scanJul 27
  875. 875875R Resolution on the death of Mary T. Horan. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #61 scanJul 27
  876. 876876R Resolution on the death of Thelma M. Bailey. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #65 scanJul 27
  877. 877877R Resolution on the death of Carmella G. Bittelari. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #66 scanJul 27
  878. 878878R Commemorate the 150th anniversary of the nation's first Women's rights convention in Seneca Falls, New York. Councillor Triantafillou Order #68 scanJul 27
  879. 879879R Resolution on the death of Carlo Olivieri. Councillors Toomey, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #71 scanJul 27
  880. 880880R Congratulations to Bob Mudge the new Massachusetts Vice President for Bell Atlantic who will be responsible for service quality, legislative and community relations. Councillor Russell Order #72 scanJul 27
  881. 881881R Congratulations to Justice Joyce London Alexander on receiving the William Robert Ming Award from the NAACP. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #79 scanJul 27
  882. 882882R Congratulations to Cambridge film maker Khari Streeter who was profiled on 48 Hours on his film Black and Read All Over. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #80 scanJul 27
  883. 883883R Congratulations to the Cambridge Babe Ruth 13-14 year old All Star team on their District 3 Championship. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #84 scanJul 27
  884. 884884R Congratulations to all the youths who participated in this years Mayor's Cup Tournament games. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #85 scanJul 27
  885. 885885R Congratulations to the organizers and participants in this year Fresh Pond Golf Club Tournament and Russ Leone for his victory. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #86 scanJul 27
  886. 886886R Congratulations to Billy Trainor on his second place tie in the Fresh Pond Golf Club Tournament. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #87 scanJul 27
  887. 887887R. Thanks to Chris Paolera who went to the aide of an elderly woman who had fallen in the street. Mayor Duehay Order #88 scanJul 27
  888. 888888R Happy Fifty-third Wedding Anniversary to Walter and Kathleen Foster. Councillor Sullivan Order #92 scanJul 27
  889. 889889R Prepare a resolution on the death of Dorothy E. McMeniman. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #93 scanJul 27
  890. 890890R Resolution on the death of Alice Waller. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #94 scanJul 27
  891. 891891R Congratulations to Phaedra Butler on her performance in South Africa at President Mandela's birthday celebration where she sang with saxophonist Najee and his band. Councillor Triantafillou Order #95 scanJul 27
  892. 892892R Congratulations to Dwayne Brown on being appointed Affirmative Action Director for the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Davis, Born and Russell Order #97 scanJul 27
  893. 893893R Resolution on the death of Anna M. Girdvainis. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #98 scanJul 27
  894. 894894R Resolution on the death of Francis J. Hederman. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #99 scanJul 27
  895. 895895R Congratulations to City Manager Robert W. Healy on the occasion of the marriage of his son, Robert W. Healy, III. Councillors Davis and Russell Order #101 scanJul 27
  896. 896896R Congratulations to Mitch Ryerson on his receiving a 1998 Artist Award from the Society of Arts and Crafts. Councillors Triantafillou, Davis and Born Order #105 scanJul 27
  897. 897897R Congratulations to Lester P. Lee, Jr. on receiving the 1998 Antioch College Alumni Association Arthur Morgan Award. Councillor Triantafillou Order #107 scanJul 27
  898. 898898R Congratulations to Dan Zevin on the publication of his new book, The Newly-Wed Handbook. Councillor Triantafillou Order #108 scanJul 27
  899. 899899R Resolution on the death of Richard J. Savage. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #109 scanJul 27
  900. 900900R Congratulations to Daniela Dohnert-Aksarailian on receiving the Lacoste Gallery Award. Councillor Triantafillou Order #110 scanJul 27
  901. 901901R Happy Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary to William and Stephanie Courier. Councillor Sullivan Order #111 scanJul 27
  902. 902902R Congratulations to the players and coaches of the North Cambridge Major League All Star team. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #115 scanJul 27
  903. 903903R Congratulations to the Blue Devils and the Unknowns softball teams for all their hard work in the World Series Game. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #119 scanJul 27
  904. 904904R Happy fourth birthday to Jordan Ashton Smith. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #124 scanJul 27
  905. 905905R Congratulations to Micah Jackson on the birth of his daughter. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #127 scanJul 27
  906. 906906R Resolution on the death of Linda L. Town. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Toomey, Davis, Born and entire membership Order #128 scanJul 27
  907. 907907R Resolution on the death of D. Cameron Forbes. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #129 scanJul 27
  908. 908908R Best wishes to Susan Schlesinger on her leave of absence. Councillor Davis Order #132 scanJul 27
  909. 909909R Congratulations to Annika Larsen on her road to stardom in the Broadway musical "Rent." Councillor Davis Order #133 scanJul 27
  910. 910910R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Fatima Martins. Councillor Born Order #143 scanJul 27
  911. 911911R Resolution on the death of Robert Gorham Davis. Councillor Born Order #144 scanJul 27
  912. 912912R Congratulations to St. Paul's A.M.E. Church on its 125th Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #146 scanJul 27
  913. 913913R Congratulations to Father Louis Nelson Fox on his 10th Annivesary as Rector of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church. Councillor Reeves Order #147 scanJul 27
  914. 914914R Special thanks to Simon Shapiro, and the members of the Rotary Club of Cambridge, TAGS and Dixon Hardware coming to the aide of the Chilton House on their new paint job. Councillor Russell, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Davis Order #153 scanJul 27
  915. 915915R Congratulations to the Cambridge Family YMCA for their terrific work in creating programs to benefit families while maintaining fiscal stability. Councillor Russell Order #161 scanJul 27
  916. 916916R Congratulations to Cornelius J. O'Brien on his recent publication of his book "Where It Was Hot." Councillor Russell and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #163 scanJul 27
  917. 917917R Happy Eightieth Birthday to Emory Springer. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #164 scanJul 27
  918. 918918R Congratulations to Christopher Burns and Patricia Looney on their wedding August 1, 1998. Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #165 scanJul 27
  919. 919919R Condolences to the families of the Capitol Police Officers who died in the line of duty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #168 scanJul 27
  920. 920920R Happy 52nd Wedding Anniversary to Walter and Marion Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #169 scanJul 27
  921. 921921R Thanks to the Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency for helping a recent applicant find housing at 808 Memorial Drive. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #170 scanJul 27
  922. 922922R Thanks to Terry Smith for his successful outcome in assisting a tenant obtain affordable housing. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #171 scanJul 27
  923. 923923R Congratulations to Najee on his performance at President Mandela's birthday celebration in South Africa. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #172 scanJul 27
  924. 924924R Resolution on the death of Anne K. Higgins. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #175 scanJul 27
  925. 925925R Resolution on the death of Gertrude Lalumiere. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #176 scanJul 27
  926. 926926R Congratulations to the Massasoit Lodge No. 129 on their Ninety-first Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #177 scanJul 27
  927. 927927R Happy 21st Birthday to Atieno Simmons. Councillor Reeves Order #178 scanJul 27
  928. 928928R Resolution on the death of Gualter do Couto. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #179 scanJul 27
  929. 929929R Resolution on the death of Anthony J. Pinciaro. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #180 scanJul 27
  930. 930930R Resolution on the death of Alexander G. Tammaro, Sr. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #181 scanJul 27
  931. 931931R Resolution on the death of Christina M. Markey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #182 scanJul 27
  932. 932932R Resolution on the death of Mary Rose Ribeiro. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #183 scanJul 27
  933. 933933R Resolution on the death of Patricia I. Delaney Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #184 scanJul 27
  934. 934934R Resolution on the death of Gertrude Thornhill. Councillor Reeves and Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #185 scanJul 27
  935. 935935R Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Albano on their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #186 scanJul 27
  936. 936936R Place a memorial in the vicinity of Fresh Pond Market honoring the memory of Leo Najarian. Councillor Russell Order #2 scanSep 14
  937. 937937R Congratulate Cambridge Fire and Police Departments, Emergency Communities, State Police and other involved state and local agencies and personnel in containing the hazardous spill on July 31, 1998. Councillors Russell and Toomey Order #4 scanSep 14
  938. 938938R Best wishes to Courtney Brigham as she leaves the TAB. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #5 scanSep 14
  939. 939939R Happy 50th Anniversary to John and Josephine Moran. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanSep 14
  940. 940940R Congratulations to Maura Smith on receiving the Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau's 1998 "Spirit of Marketing" award. Councillors Triantafillou, Russell, Davis and Born Order #7 scanSep 14
  941. 941941R Appreciation to Manuel Rodrigues, an outstanding Just-A-Start employee. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanSep 14
  942. 942942R Congratulations to Angela Lynch-Lupton on being elected Mayor of Galway, Ireland. Councillor Russell Order #9 scanSep 14
  943. 943943R Resolution on the death of Robert L. Douglas. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #10 scanSep 14
  944. 944944R Resolution on the death of Allen Cremins. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanSep 14
  945. 945945R Prepare a resolution on the death of Steven Wright. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership. Order #12 scanSep 14
  946. 946946R Resolution on the death of Lorenzo B. DePaola. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanSep 14
  947. 947947R Resolution on the death of Louis J. DeMartino. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanSep 14
  948. 948948R Resolution on the death of Rubie Harris Finch Rodrigues. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #15 scanSep 14
  949. 949949R Resolution on the death of Kenneth L. Beucler. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanSep 14
  950. 950950R Resolution on the death of Bennie E. Alberico. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanSep 14
  951. 951951R Resolution on the death of Louisa Howe. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #18 scanSep 14
  952. 952952R Resolution on the death of Walter Thurston. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanSep 14
  953. 953953R Resolution on the death of Thomas E. Smith, Sr. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #20 scanSep 14
  954. 954954R Resolution on the death of Stanley Boyajian. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Born and entire membership Order #21 scanSep 14
  955. 955955R Condolences to Gayle Friedland on the death of her father, John Welker. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #22 scanSep 14
  956. 956956R Congratulations to Pat Hickey on being named "Club Champ" at White Cliffs. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanSep 14
  957. 957957R Resolution on the death of Agnes Henry. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanSep 14
  958. 958958R Resolution on the death of Pauline H. Zakszewski. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanSep 14
  959. 959959R Resolution on the death of Evelyn Monahan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #27 scanSep 14
  960. 960960R Resolution on the death of Julia A. Galvin. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #28 scanSep 14
  961. 961961R Resolution on the death of Helen Risser. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #29 scanSep 14
  962. 962962R Congratulations to St. Peter's Church on the occasion of their 150th Anniversary. Councillor Russell Order #30 scanSep 14
  963. 963963R Best wishes to Cynthia and Frank Pasquarello on their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Order #31 scanSep 14
  964. 964964R Happy 90th Birthday to Amelia Chebator. Councillor Russell Order #32 scanSep 14
  965. 965965R Resolution on the death of Robert A. Brown. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #33 scanSep 14
  966. 966966R Resolution on the death of H. Alice DeJesus. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan, Councillor Davis, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #34 scanSep 14
  967. 967967R Resolution on the death of William McGrath. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #35 scanSep 14
  968. 968968R Resolution on the death of Lorraine Comerford. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #36 scanSep 14
  969. 969969R Resolution on the death of John J. Wrenn. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #37 scanSep 14
  970. 970970R Resolution on the death of Hattie M. Avery. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #38 scanSep 14
  971. 971971R Celebrate CCTV's tenth year of operation on September 24th at a Backyard Barbecue. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Born Order #39 scanSep 14
  972. 972972R Urge citizens to participate in the Oral History Project for Central Square. Councillor Russell Order #40 scanSep 14
  973. 973973R Congratulations to CASCAP on its second project on developing affordable rental housing at 396-398 Putnam Avenue. Councillor Russell Order #41 scanSep 14
  974. 974974R Resolution on the retirement of Francis Tobin from the Weights and Measures Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #44 scanSep 14
  975. 975975R Resolution on the retirement of Antal "Tony" Basa from the Library. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #45 scanSep 14
  976. 976976R Resolution on the death of Mary A. Collins. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #46 scanSep 14
  977. 977977R Resolution on the retirement of Leonard Savignano from the Police Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #47 scanSep 14
  978. 978978R Resolution on the death of Kostantinos Kapsalis. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #48 scanSep 14
  979. 979979R Resolution on the retirement of William T. Rose from the Fire Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #49 scanSep 14
  980. 980980R Resolution on the retirement of Cleland Haywood from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #50 scanSep 14
  981. 981981R Resolution on the retirement of John Stainton from the Cambridge Housing Authority. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #51 scanSep 14
  982. 982982R Resolution on the retirement of Gordon Ifill from the Cambridge Housing Authority. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #52 scanSep 14
  983. 983983R Resolution on the death of Margaret H. Gosson. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #53 scanSep 14
  984. 984984R Resolution on the retirement of Paul McCusker from the Public Works Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #54 scanSep 14
  985. 985985R Resolution on the retirement of Robert Ponte from the Public Works Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #55 scanSep 14
  986. 986986R Congratulations to the AHORA Program on receiving La Pro Promesa Award from the National Latino Children's Institute. Councillors Russell and Sullivan Order #56 scanSep 14
  987. 987987R Resolution on the death of Herbert P. Powers. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #58 scanSep 14
  988. 988988R Resolution on the retirement of Katherine D'Abbraccio from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #59 scanSep 14
  989. 989989R Resolution on the retirement of Dennis Hennigan from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #60 scanSep 14
  990. 990990R Resolution on the retirement of Jessie Canty from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #61 scanSep 14
  991. 991991R Resolution on the retirement of Frances Givelber from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #62 scanSep 14
  992. 992992R Prepare a resolution on the retirement of Albert T. Burns, Presiding Judge of Brighton District Court. Councillor Sullivan Order #63 scanSep 14
  993. 993993R Prepare a resolution on the retirement of Arthur Sherman, Presiding Judge of Cambridge District Court. Councillor Sullivan Order #64 scanSep 14
  994. 994994R Resolution on the death of Penelope Turton. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #65 scanSep 14
  995. 995995R Resolution on the death of Rose Marie Baxter. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #66 scanSep 14
  996. 996996R Congratulations to the Cambridge residents who were the recipients of Matignon High School's Underclass Awards. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #67 scanSep 14
  997. 997997R Resolution on the death of Reverend Allen P. Happe. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #68 scanSep 14
  998. 998998R Resolution on the death of Francis A. Ciampi. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #69 scanSep 14
  999. 999999R Resolution on the death of William C. Hicks. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #70 scanSep 14
  1000. 10001000R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. Deely. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #71 scanSep 14
  1001. 10011001R Congratulations to Liza and Curt Paden on the birth of their first child, Olivia Ruth Paden on August 27, 1998. Councillor Davis Order #72 scanSep 14
  1002. 10021002R Congratulations to the Greater Boston Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays on their 20th Anniversary. Councillor Triantafillou Order #73 scanSep 14
  1003. 10031003R Congratulations to Emily Hiestand on the publication of her book Angela The Upside-Down Girl. Councillor Triantafillou Order #74 scanSep 14
  1004. 10041004R Welcome to President Nelson Mandela who will receive an Honorary Doctorate from Harvard University on September 18, 1998. Councillor Davis Order #75 scanSep 14
  1005. 10051005R Danehy Park Family Day will be held Saturday, September 26th from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Councillor Davis Order #76 scanSep 14
  1006. 10061006R Remember to vote in the primary on Tuesday, September 15, 1998. Councillor Davis Order #77 scanSep 14
  1007. 10071007R Wish members of the Cambridge Jewish Community a Happy New Year holiday, Rosh Hashanah. Councillor Davis Order #78 scanSep 14
  1008. 10081008R Congratulations to twelve year old Devin Boyle on his hole-in-one at Rolling Green Golf Course in Andover. Councillor Russell Order #79 scanSep 14
  1009. 10091009R Congratulations to Sancta Maria Hospital on its 50th Anniversary on October 30, 1998. Councillor Russell Order #80 scanSep 14
  1010. 10101010R Resolution on the death of Abraham "Sam" Pinkus. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #81 scanSep 14
  1011. 10111011R Resolution on the death of T. Joseph McDonald. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #82 scanSep 14
  1012. 10121012R Resolution on the death of Madeline N. H. Greenidge. Councillors Reeves, Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #83 scanSep 14
  1013. 10131013R Resolution on the retirement of Kathryn L. Wheelock from the Assessors Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #84 scanSep 14
  1014. 10141014R Congratulations to the Bicycle Committee, the staff of the Community Development serving on the Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee and the Cambridge bicycle community for being named a bicycle Friendly Community" by the League of American Bicyclists. Councillor Davis Order #85 scanSep 14
  1015. 10151015R Congratulations to the 1998 Teens and Seniors Intergenerational Theatre and Glenda Medeiros on their performance. Councillor Davis Order #86 scanSep 14
  1016. 10161016R Resolution on the death of Jose S. Barbosa. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Gallucio and entire membership Order #104 scanSep 14
  1017. 10171017R Resolution on the death of Roger Elliott Mascoll. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #112 scanSep 14
  1018. 10181018R Congratulations to Marsha Cannon on her installation as Postmaster of Cambridge on September 16, 1998. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Russell Order #113 scanSep 14
  1019. 10191019R Urge all residents to be cognizant of and participate in the Carrier Alert Program for Seniors. Councillor Russell Order #114 scanSep 14
  1020. 10201020R Congratulations to John O'Brien on receiving an award from the Massachusetts-Health Council for his leadership in health care in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Councillors Russell and Sullivan Order #115 scanSep 14
  1021. 10211021R Congratulations to SCM Community Transportation on the occasion of its 15th Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Order #116 scanSep 14
  1022. 10221022R Extend get well wishes to Jeanette Bonia. Councillor Toomey Order #118 scanSep 14
  1023. 10231023R Reconsider recent changes in the student transportation policy. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #119 scanSep 14
  1024. 10241024R Expression of love to His Excellency Nelson Mandela as an embodiment of a symbol of freedom. Mayor Duehay and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #120 scanSep 14
  1025. 10251025R Thanks to the East Coast Grill for their careful consideration of disabled residents and congratulations on receiving an ADA award. Mayor Duehay Order #121 scanSep 14
  1026. 10261026R Resolution on the death of John J. "Dewey" Dwyer. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #122 scanSep 14
  1027. 10271027R Congratulations to Joseph McCabe, Jr. on being named the youngest "Club Champ" at Norfolk Country Club at age 17. Councillor Russell Order #123 scanSep 14
  1028. 10281028R Urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of and participate in the public forum on race and class in Cambridge on October 22nd at 6:00 PM at the Cambridge Senior Center. Councillor Russell Order #124 scanSep 14
  1029. 10291029R Best wishes to Charlie and Linda Keefe on the occasion of their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #125 scanSep 14
  1030. 10301030R Thank the Police Commissioner for his attention to bicycle safety and report on enforcement activity. Councillor Russell Order #127 scanSep 14
  1031. 10311031R Happy Birthday to Laura Pini of 159 Cambridge Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #128 scanSep 14
  1032. 10321032R Resolution on the death of Monika Connarton. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #133 scanSep 14
  1033. 10331033R Congratulate the Dante Alighieri Society on the retirement of their mortgage obligation at 41 Hampshire Street ceremony on Sunday, September 27th at 3:00 PM. Councillor Toomey Order #135 scanSep 14
  1034. 10341034R Resolution on the death of Raffaele DiFabio. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #141 scanSep 14
  1035. 10351035R Congratulate and thank Moe Armstrong for his great efforts and determination to help others. Mayor Duehay Order #143 scanSep 14
  1036. 10361036R Congratulations to Marie and Michael DiFava on the occasion of their Twenty-fifth Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #144 scanSep 14
  1037. 10371037R Congratulations to the North Cambridge Crime Task Force for a great job on the 6th Annual Night Out Against Crime. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #145 scanSep 14
  1038. 10381038R Urge Levi Company and Ackerly billboards be respectful of the community by not placing offensive advertisements within the City. Councillor Davis Order #20 scanSep 28
  1039. 10391039R Encourage MIT to enact practices and policies comparable to the City's Responsible Employer Ordinance. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #35 scanSep 28
  1040. 10401040R Congratulations to Traci A. Bingham and Robb J. Vallier on their marriage on August 29, 1998. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #42 scanSep 28
  1041. 10411041R Proclaim October 1998 to be National Disability Employment Awareness Month in Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #43 scanSep 28
  1042. 10421042R Congratulations to St. Mary's Antiochian Orthodox Church on its 70th anniversary and on the final payment of their church and parish home mortgages. Mayor Duehay Order #44 scanSep 28
  1043. 10431043R Congratulate the Cambridge Center for Adult Education on its six decades of service to the community. Mayor Duehay Order #45 scanSep 28
  1044. 10441044R Lesley College will be celebrating its 90 years of Impact on Thursday, October 22nd at 6:00 PM at the Ritz-Carlton in Boston. Councillors Sullivan and Born Order #47 scanSep 28
  1045. 10451045R Happy 40th Birthday Wishes to Carol Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan Order #48 scanSep 28
  1046. 10461046R Citizens of Cambridge be cognizant of and participate in the Cambridge Reunion Group's Gala Fall Reunion and Scholarship Fundraiser on Friday, October 2nd from 7:00 PM – 12:00 PM at the Hellenic Cultural Center, 25 Bigelow Avenue in Watertown. Councillor Reeves Order #49 scanSep 28
  1047. 10471047R Congratulations to the winners in the September 15th Massachusetts Primary Election. Councillors Russell and Davis Order #50 scanSep 28
  1048. 10481048R Thanks to the Commissioner of Public Works and the recycling crew and recycling volunteer Robert Winters on their assistance in locating lost valuable papers of a Cambridge resident. Councillor Davis Order #52 scanSep 28
  1049. 10491049R Best wishes to Bishop John Brendan McCormick as he begins his work in the Diocese of Manchester, New Hampshire. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #53 scanSep 28
  1050. 10501050R Resolution on the death of Jose P. dos Santos. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #54 scanSep 28
  1051. 10511051R Resolution on the death of Robert Russian. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #55Sep 28
  1052. 10521052R Resolution on the death of Margaret G. Gallagher. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #56 scanSep 28
  1053. 10531053R Resolution on the death of Eleanor L. Skelley. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #57 scanSep 28
  1054. 10541054R Resolution on the death of Pauline B. Curran. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #58 scanSep 28
  1055. 10551055R Resolution on the death of Mary Chalfen. Councillor Born, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Davis and entire membership Order #59 scanSep 28
  1056. 10561056R Resolution on the death of Catherine A. Courtney. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #60 scanSep 28
  1057. 10571057R Resolution on the death of Kenneth A. Terry. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #61 scanSep 28
  1058. 10581058R Resolution on the death of Joseph I. Burns, Jr. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #62 scanSep 28
  1059. 10591059R Resolution on the death of Robert C. Lee. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #63 scanSep 28
  1060. 10601060R Urge citizens to attend the Cambridgeport Artists Open Studio, CAOS, Saturday and Sunday, October 3rd and 4th from 11:00 – 6:00 PM. Councillor Davis Order #64 scanSep 28
  1061. 10611061R Best wishes to Richie ETD Shell on Cambridge Street on the grand opening. Councillor Sullivan Order #65 scanSep 28
  1062. 10621062R Resolution on the death of Charles J. Allen. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #68 scanSep 28
  1063. 10631063R Resolution on the death of Antoinette Canina. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #69 scanSep 28
  1064. 10641064R Resolution on the death of Julia K. Dugan. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #70 scanSep 28
  1065. 10651065R Congratulations to Father Kevin Toomey on being appointed Pastor of St. Raphael's Church in Medford. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Toomey Order #71 scanSep 28
  1066. 10661066R Commend the "Friends of Cambridge Athletics" for sponsoring a "Walk-a-Thon" on Sunday, October 18th. Councillor Russell Order #72 scanSep 28
  1067. 10671067R Resolution on the death of State Representative Anthony M. Scibelli. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #75 scanSep 28
  1068. 10681068R Resolution on the death of Leroy F. Watts. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #79 scanSep 28
  1069. 10691069R Transportation Fair sponsored by Forest City Management and CRTMA at University Park at MIT on Thursday, October 1st from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Councillor Toomey Order #80 scanSep 28
  1070. 10701070R Welcome Judge Roanne Srgow, new First Justice of the Cambridge District Court. Councillor Davis Order #81 scanSep 28
  1071. 10711071R Resolution on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Mayor Duehay Order #87 scanSep 28
  1072. 10721072R Appreciation to the Office for Workforce Development and the Personnel Department for organizing the Career Fair for City employees. Councillors Born and Russell Order #88 scanSep 28
  1073. 10731073R Congratulations to Saint Paul's African Methodist Episcopal on their 125th Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #90 scanSep 28
  1074. 10741074R Extend appreciation to City Manager Robert W. Healy and all the City employees who participated in Family Fun Day on September 26th and special thanks to Paul Ryder and Maryellen Carvello. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #96 scanSep 28
  1075. 10751075R Welcome Maya Grace Barnes to the City of Cambridge the brand new daughter of Chairman of the License Commission Benjamin Barnes and his wife Ditra. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and entire membership Order #99 scanSep 28
  1076. 10761076R Urge Harvard University to adopt a "responsible employer" policy similar to the City of Cambridge Responsible Employer Ordinance. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #62 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  1077. 10771077R Thanks to the Massachusetts Delegation for their initiative and indicating the Council's support on H.R. 3841. Mayor Duehay Order #89 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  1078. 10781078R Happy 74th Birthday to Fred Cohn on October 19th. Mayor Duehay Order #1 scanOct 5
  1079. 10791079R Resolution on the death of Mary I. McNeil. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #3 scanOct 5
  1080. 10801080R Resolution on the death of Michael Ohanian. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #5 scanOct 5
  1081. 10811081R Resolution on the death of Madelyne R. Sheppard. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #6 scanOct 5
  1082. 10821082R Resolution on the death of James V. Gravelese. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanOct 5
  1083. 10831083R Resolution on the death of Dorothea C. McCarthy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanOct 5
  1084. 10841084 Resolution on the death of Allan Doo. Councillors Sullivan, Davis, Toomey, Reeves and entire membership Order #9 scanOct 5
  1085. 10851085R Resolution on the death of Maria Adriana Medeiros. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #11 scanOct 5
  1086. 10861086R Congratulations to Carol R. Johnson recipient of the ASLA Medal from the American Society of Landscape Architects. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanOct 5
  1087. 10871087R Congratulations to Robert and Paula Crane on the birth of their third child, Fallon Marie Crane. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanOct 5
  1088. 10881088R Resolution on the retirement of Joseph M. Doherty from the Public Works Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #15 scanOct 5
  1089. 10891089R Resolution on the retirement of Barbara Mori from the Cambridge Housing Authority. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #16 scanOct 5
  1090. 10901090R Resolution on the retirement of Arnold Winchester from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #17 scanOct 5
  1091. 10911091R Resolution on the retirement of Barbara Elderd from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #18 scanOct 5
  1092. 10921092R Resolution on the retirement of Elaine Marchand from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #19 scanOct 5
  1093. 10931093R Congratulations to Patricia and John Cooney on their recent marriage on September 29, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanOct 5
  1094. 10941094R Resolution on the death of Edward J. McGoldrick. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #24 scanOct 5
  1095. 10951095R Resolution on the death of Alice M. Freeman. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #25 scanOct 5
  1096. 10961096R The Cambridge Community Chorus will be performing 100th Anniversary performance of Hiawatha's feast at Harvard University Sanders Theatre on Sunday, October 25th at 7:30 PM. Councillors Davis, Reeves and Toomey Order #29 scanOct 5
  1097. 10971097R Congratulations to the Castle School on celebrating its 20th Anniversary with an Open House on October 30th from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at 298 Harvard Street. Councillors Russell and Toomey Order #30 scanOct 5
  1098. 10981098R Congratulations to the new members of the City's Young Women's Commission. Mayor Duehay Order #32 scanOct 5
  1099. 10991099R Congratulations to Mass House of Pizza at 1621 Cambridge Street on celebrating its twenty-fifth year in business. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #33 scanOct 5
  1100. 11001100R Resolution on the death of John A. D'Onofrio. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #34 scanOct 5
  1101. 11011101R Thanks to the MBTA on its cleanliness campaign. Councillor Davis Order #35 scanOct 5
  1102. 11021102R Resolution on commemorating the efforts of Bertha Goldthwaite and the East End House. Councillor Toomey Order #37 scanOct 5
  1103. 11031103R Proclaim October 5th through October 9th as Fire Prevention Week in Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #45 scanOct 5
  1104. 11041104R Congratulations to Martha Edison and Tom Sieniewicz on the birth of their daughter, Stella Margaret on September 21, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #51 scanOct 5
  1105. 11051105R Resolution on the death of Albert Micozzi. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #53 scanOct 5
  1106. 11061106R Resolution on the death of John J. O'Keefe, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #54 scanOct 5
  1107. 11071107R Resolution on the death of John J. Good. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #55 scanOct 5
  1108. 11081108R Congratulations to the newly elected officers of the senior class at CRLS. Councillor Russell Order #56 scanOct 5
  1109. 11091109R Congratulations to Bob Okenowski and Jennifer Dever on the occasion of their upcoming wedding. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #57 scanOct 5
  1110. 11101110R Best wishes for a full recovery for Acting House Administrator Vincent Spencer of the Fundamental House at CRLS. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #60 scanOct 5
  1111. 11111111R Congratulations and best wishes to all Cambridge Italian Americans on Columbus Day. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Davis and Triantafillou Order #59 scanOct 5
  1112. 11121112R Get well wishes to Bill Cabone the barber in East Cambridge. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #63 scanOct 5
  1113. 11131113R The Computer Lab at the Frisoli Youth Center will be dedicated on October 14th in memory of East Cambridge Savings Bank's former Board of Investment Member, Robert R. DeGuglielmo. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #64 scanOct 5
  1114. 11141114R Congratulations to Father Collins, Pastor and the Parishioners of St. John the Evangelist in North Cambridge as they celebrate the re-opening of their newly refurbished upper church. Councillor Russell Order #2 scanOct 19
  1115. 11151115R Congratulations to David E. Sullivan on being named a 1998-1999 Wasserstein Public Interest Fellow at Harvard Law School. Councillor Davis Order #3 scanOct 19
  1116. 11161116R Resolution on the death of Frances Kelly. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #4 scanOct 19
  1117. 11171117R Resolution on the death of Rose Cirolo. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #5 scanOct 19
  1118. 11181118R Congratulations to Susan Miller-Havens on her new exhibit of paintings. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanOct 19
  1119. 11191119R Resolution on the death of Robert "Donuts" Sullivan. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #7 scanOct 19
  1120. 11201120R Resolution on the death of Judge James M. Sweeney. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #8 scanOct 19
  1121. 11211121R Resolution on the death of Wilda Levesque. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #9 scanOct 19
  1122. 11221122R Resolution on the death of Bernard F. Robillard. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #10 scanOct 19
  1123. 11231123R Congratulations to Paul Grogan, Harvard's new Vice President for Government, Community, and Public Affairs. Councillor Russell Order #11 scanOct 19
  1124. 11241124R Resolution on the death of Margaret A. Hanafin. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #12 scanOct 19
  1125. 11251125R Thanks to the North Cambridge Crime Task Force for all its hard work and for being selected as a National Night Out All Star Award winner. Councillors Russell and Sullivan Order #13 scanOct 19
  1126. 11261126R Commend the Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project (GMDVP) who have been awarded a Department of Social Services contract to establish an emergency safe home network for gay male victims of domestic violence. Mayor Duehay Order #14 scanOct 19
  1127. 11271127R Resolution on the death of Alice M. Brennan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanOct 19
  1128. 11281128R Resolution on the death of Julia M. Taylor. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanOct 19
  1129. 11291129R Resolution on the death of Lawrence S. Decourcey. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #18 scanOct 19
  1130. 11301130R Resolution on the death of Dominic J. DeMarco. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanOct 19
  1131. 11311131R Resolution on the death of Doris Fantini. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #20 scanOct 19
  1132. 11321132R Resolution on the death of Anna Manganiello. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #21 scanOct 19
  1133. 11331133R Resolution on the death of Mary Martone. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #22 scanOct 19
  1134. 11341134R Congratulations to Club Passim on celebrating its 40th anniversary and thank you for enhancing Cambridge's diverse, cultural scene. Mayor Duehay Order #23 scanOct 19
  1135. 11351135R Congratulations to CRLS Football Team on an excellent start. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #25 scanOct 19
  1136. 11361136R Congratulations to Ben Henry of Cambridge who was named the Boston Globe Player of the week. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #26 scanOct 19
  1137. 11371137R The Central Square Library will host a Parents Forum Workshop on Saturday, October 24th from 10:00 AM to 12 noon. Councillor Sullivan Order #30 scanOct 19
  1138. 11381138R Resolution on the retirement of Eileen Mank from the Commonwealth Gas Company after thirty-eight years of service. Councillor Sullivan Order #31 scanOct 19
  1139. 11391139R Welcome the Boston Unit of the Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic to Cambridge and their open house is on Thursday, November 5th at their office at 58 Charles Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #35 scanOct 19
  1140. 11401140R No Action Taken - Resolution on the tragic death of Matthew Shepard. Councillor Triantafillou, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Davis Order #36 scanOct 19
  1141. 11411141R Thanks to all local businesses who provided summer jobs to Cambridge youth and the Office of Workforce Development's Citywide Youth Employment Office for all their hard work. Mayor Duehay Order #37 scanOct 19
  1142. 11421142R Resolution on the death of Thomas E. Crooks. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #39 scanOct 19
  1143. 11431143R Congratulations to the 1998 Peace and Justice Award winners who will be honored on Sunday, October 25th from 5:30-8:00 PM at the Episcopal Divinity School. Councillor Davis Order #41 scanOct 19
  1144. 11441144R Resolution on the death of Eleanor F. Tighe. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #53 scanOct 19
  1145. 11451145R Resolution on the death of Gino J. Ianno. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #54 scanOct 19
  1146. 11461146R Resolution on the death of Thomas McGann. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #55 scanOct 19
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  1148. 11481148R No Action Taken – Congratulations to a special couple on their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #57 scanOct 19
  1149. 11491149R Resolution on the death of Stella T. Carrieri. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #62 scanOct 19
  1150. 11501150R Resolution on the death of Margot Kosberg. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #64 scanOct 19
  1151. 11511151R St. Paul A.M.E. will officially name the auditorium of the St. Paul Christian Life Center the Reverend LeRoy Attles Sr. Auditorium on Sunday, October 25th. Councillor Reeves Order #69 scanOct 19
  1152. 11521152R Congratulations to the History Project on its latest exhibit at Northeastern University from October 19th to November 6th. Councillor Reeves Order #70 scanOct 19
  1153. 11531153R Congratulations to David Hall on his recent appointment as Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs for Northeastern University. Councillor Reeves Order #71 scanOct 19
  1154. 11541154R Happy birthday to DeAma Battle. Councillor Reeves Order #72 scanOct 19
  1155. 11551155R Congratulations to the Museum of Afro-American History and the Friends of the Nantucket African Meeting House on the completion of the exterior renovation of the Nantucket African Meeting House. Councillor Reeves Order #74 scanOct 19
  1156. 11561156R Congratulations to the Cambridge Multicultural Art Center's on the high quality of programming and "What Makes Black Music Black" program on Saturday, October 17th. Councillor Reeves Order #75 scanOct 19
  1157. 11571157R Congratulations to Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Professor Anthony Appiah and the W.E.B. DuBois Institute on the publication of the Encyclopedia Africana. Councillor Reeves Order #76 scanOct 19
  1158. 11581158R Welcome Stanley Crouch to Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #77 scanOct 19
  1159. 11591159R The Health of the City will present an informational forum on the impact of welfare reform in children and their families on October 21st from 2:00-3:00 PM at the Macht Auditorium at the rear of the Cambridge Hospital. Councillor Reeves Order #78 scanOct 19
  1160. 11601160R Congratulations to CRLS boy's Soccer Team on an excellent start to the season. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #79 scanOct 19
  1161. 11611161R Congratulations to the thirty-two CRLS students who were named Advanced Placement Scholars. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #80 scanOct 19
  1162. 11621162R Congratulations to all of the high school students in Cambridge who were named Advanced Placement Scholars. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #81 scanOct 19
  1163. 11631163R No Action Taken - City Council support the amending of the HUD regulations to institute a resident preference for the filling of vacancies for expiring use buildings. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #85 scanOct 19
  1164. 11641164R Congratulations to Cathy Hoffman on being awarded the Ignatio Martin-Baro Fund Award on October 29th at the Episcopal Divinity School. Councillor Davis Order #87 scanOct 19
  1165. 11651165R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Larry Burke. Councillors Russell and Sullivan Order #88 scanOct 19
  1166. 11661166R Congratulations to Michael and Renee Daniliuk on the birth of their son, Trevor Christian born on October 15, 1998. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Order #89 scanOct 19
  1167. 11671167R Appreciation to Debbie Lingos and the Lingos family for their generosity to the children of Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #31 of October 5, 1998 scanOct 19
  1168. 11681168R Resolution on the tragic death of Matthew Shepard. Councillor Triantafillou, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Davis Order #5 scanOct 26
  1169. 11691169R Congratulations to Rose Ann and Francis C. Manganelli on their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanOct 26
  1170. 11701170R Resolution on the death of Ruth P. Williams. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #18 scanOct 26
  1171. 11711171R Resolution on the death of Robert L. Linton, Sr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #19 scanOct 26
  1172. 11721172R Resolution on the death of Laura T. Souza-Forgetta. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #20 scanOct 26
  1173. 11731173R Resolution on the death of Maria T. Sousa. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #21 scanOct 26
  1174. 11741174R Happy 25th Anniversary to CASCAP with a dinner on November 10th at the Boston Marriott in Kendall Square at 7:00 PM. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #22 scanOct 26
  1175. 11751175R Extend appreciation to the many volunteers at the North Cambridge Senior Center. Councillor Russell Order #23 scanOct 26
  1176. 11761176R The Matignon High School Alumni will celebrate 50 years of excellence in education with a musical performance on November 6th and 7th at 8:00 PM. Councillor Toomey Order #24 scanOct 26
  1177. 11771177R Opening Day Swearing-In Ceremony for Americorps will be held on October 30, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #25 scanOct 26
  1178. 11781178R Support and sponsor Back Porch Dance Company on their multi-part project celebrating the women of Cambridge and work they do. Councillor Triantafillou Order #26 scanOct 26
  1179. 11791179R Remember and honor our veterans of military service on the anniversary of the armistice on November 11th. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #33 scanOct 26
  1180. 11801180R Extend get well wishes to Ray Durette. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanOct 26
  1181. 11811181R Send best wishes to Connor EpsteinKraus for a speedy recovery of his broken leg. Councillor Born Order #37 scanOct 26
  1182. 11821182 On October 28, 1998 the Laity and Clergy for Affordable Housing will celebrate the completion of 36 Jefferson Street. Councillor Russell Order #38 scanOct 26
  1183. 11831183R Congratulations to the Cambridge Alumni Association 1998 Inductees on November 7th. Councillor Reeves Order #43 scanOct 26
  1184. 11841184R Resolution on the death of Charles R. Colbert. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #44 scanOct 26
  1185. 11851185R Resolution on the retirement of Frances Meucci from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #46 scanOct 26
  1186. 11861186R Resolution on the retirement of Edward M. Comerford from the Fire Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #47 scanOct 26
  1187. 11871187R Resolution on the retirement of Robert Gallo from the Cambridge Housing Authority. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #48 scanOct 26
  1188. 11881188R Wish a speedy recovery to Marie DeLeo. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #50 scanOct 26
  1189. 11891189R Resolution on the retirement of Anna McKenzie from the Neville Manor. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #51 scanOct 26
  1190. 11901190R Proclaim the month of November as Cambridge Family Literacy Month in Cambridge and support the Day of Family Fun on November 7th at City Hall. Mayor Duehay Order #53 scanOct 26
  1191. 11911191R Celebrate with APP/First Steps Day Care Center on November 17th at the CRLS Library their being accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs. Councillor Russell Order #54 scanOct 26
  1192. 11921192R Happy 70th Birthday wishes to Mel King. Councillor Reeves Order #59 scanOct 26
  1193. 11931193R Best wishes to Dr. Ibrahim Sundiata in his new endeavor as Chairman of the Department of History at Howard University. Councillor Reeves Order #60 scanOct 26
  1194. 11941194R Congratulations to Peter Wolf on his new album Fool's Parade. Councillor Reeves Order #63 scanOct 26
  1195. 11951195R Special thanks to Joyce Trotman, Executive Director of the Hildebrand Self Help Center, Inc. and the staff for their tremendous work. Councillor Reeves Order #65 scanOct 26
  1196. 11961196R Order withdrawn with unanimous consent. Prepare a resolution on the anniversary of the Isaac Wilson Taylor Post. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanOct 26
  1197. 11971197R Resolution on the death of Karin MacIntyre. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #67 scanOct 26
  1198. 11981198R Resolution on the death of Robert W. Sheppard. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #1 scanNov 2
  1199. 11991199R Resolution on the retirement of Dr. Timothy J. Toomey from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #2 scanNov 2
  1200. 12001200R Resolution on the retirement of John F. McLaughlin from the Water Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #3 scanNov 2
  1201. 12011201R Resolution on the death of Warren MacEachern. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #4 scanNov 2
  1202. 12021202R Resolution on the death of Dorothy M. Powers. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #5 scanNov 2
  1203. 12031203R Resolution on the death of Albert Joseph Welch, Jr. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #6 scanNov 2
  1204. 12041204R Resolution on the death of former Governor Francis W. Sragent. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanNov 2
  1205. 12051205R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Peter Piro. Councillor Toomey Order #16 scanNov 2
  1206. 12061206R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Peter Colleary. Councillor Toomey Order #17 scanNov 2
  1207. 12071207R Sancta Maria Windsor House will hold an open house on November 16th at its new location 799 Concord Avenue. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #18 scanNov 2
  1208. 12081208R School Bells Ring! will celebrate 350 years of secondary education in Cambridge on November 13th at 8:00 PM at the Dante Alighieri Cultural Center. Councillors Toomey and Born Order #19 scanNov 2
  1209. 12091209R Congratulations to everyone who helped with the donation and delivery of 100 beds which were distributed to formerly homeless people who have found housing. Mayor Duehay Order #20 scanNov 2
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  1219. 12191219R Resolution on the death of Joseph A. Carvalho. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #54 scanNov 2
  1220. 12201220R Resolution on the death of Gary Benoit. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #55 scanNov 2
  1221. 12211221R Resolution on the death of Stephen G. Davis. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #56 scanNov 2
  1222. 12221222R Resolution on the death of Evelyn Medeiros. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #57 scanNov 2
  1223. 12231223R Resolution on the death of Hartley Earl Greenleaf, III. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #58 scanNov 2
  1224. 12241224R Resolution on the death of Ruth Crowley LeBlanc. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #59 scanNov 2
  1225. 12251225R Resolution on the death of Dorothy L. McMaster. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #60 scanNov 2
  1226. 12261226R Resolution on the death of Francis P. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #61 scanNov 2
  1227. 12271227R Resolution on the death of Charlotte E. Galvin. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #62 scanNov 2
  1228. 12281228R Best wishes to Paul and Alyssa Sullivan on the opening of Sully's Sandwich Shoppe on November 7th at 359 Huron Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #65 scanNov 2
  1229. 12291229R Thanks to Ken McManus for his many years of service to the East Cambridge Little League and the Babe Ruth Association. Councillors Toomey, Davis, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #66 scanNov 2
  1230. 12301230R Hearty congratulations to Mayor Michael Capuano on winning the election for the Eighth Congressional District Representative to the United States House of Representatives. Mayor Duehay Order #1 scanNov 9
  1231. 12311231R Resolution on the retirement of Robert P. Elliott from the Fire Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #2 scanNov 9
  1232. 12321232R Resolution on the death of Mary G. Barry. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #3 scanNov 9
  1233. 12331233R The annual Holiday Fair at the North Cambridge Senior Center will be held on Saturday, November 14th from 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Councillor Russell Order #6 scanNov 9
  1234. 12341234R Resolution on the death of Maria S. Pontes. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanNov 9
  1235. 12351235R Congratulations to CASPAR on their new First Step Street Outreach program. Councillor Russell Order #8 scanNov 9
  1236. 12361236R Congratulate the Chamber of Commerce Committee on Community Outreach in bolstering volunteer efforts of the Cambridge business community. Councillor Russell Order #11 scanNov 9
  1237. 12371237R Congratulate Matthew Florence on his good work as Executive Director of MOCAA and wish him continued success in the future. Councillor Reeves Order #17 scanNov 9
  1238. 12381238R Best wishes to Tracy Gibbs on her continued success. Councillor Reeves Order #18 scanNov 9
  1239. 12391239R Congratulate Dimock, Jackie Jenkins Scott and Ron Leavell on the 11th Annual presentation of "Steppin Out" on November 7, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #19 scanNov 9
  1240. 12401240R Resolution on the death of Michael Anthony Costa-Freedman. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #20 scanNov 9
  1241. 12411241R Welcome Zena Adams, the Executive Director of Boy Scouts of America, to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #21 scanNov 9
  1242. 12421242R Resolution on the death of Richard Holly. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scanNov 9
  1243. 12431243R Resolution on the death of Ann R. Marchessault. Councillors Russell, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #24 scanNov 9
  1244. 12441244R Resolution on the death of Lucy M. Thornton. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #25 scanNov 9
  1245. 12451245R Resolution on the death of Frederick Francis Barr. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanNov 9
  1246. 12461246R Congratulations to Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. for receiving the National Humanities Medal. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #27 scanNov 9
  1247. 12471247R Congratulations to Professor Diana L. Eck for receiving the National Humanities Medal. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #28 scanNov 9
  1248. 12481248R Congratulations to the Cambridge Youth Hockey Bantam "A" Team on winning the S State Championship. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou, Born and Davis Order#30 scanNov 9
  1249. 12491249R Extend sympathy to the people of Central America hit by Hurricane Mitch and support the Central American Relief Concert on November 21st at the Old Cambridge Baptist Church, 1151 Massachusetts Avenue. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #32 scanNov 9
  1250. 12501250R Congratulations to the Pop Warner Football Team and Cheerleaders on the playoffs which start November 10th. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #31 scanNov 9
  1251. 12511251R Prepare a resolution on the death of Lucy Asamola. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #33 scanNov 9
  1252. 12521252R Thanks to Susan Schlesinger for all her hard work and best wishes in her future endeavors. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #36 scanNov 9
  1253. 12531253R Welcome Best Buy to Cambridge and extend its best wishes on the occasion on their Grand Opening on November 20, 1998. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #37 scanNov 9
  1254. 12541254R Thanks to the Pedestrian Committee, Astrid Dodds, Community Development, Public Works and Traffic, Parking and Transportation Departments on the very informative brochure on snow removal. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanNov 16
  1255. 12551255R Congratulations to the newly and re-elected state and county officers. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanNov 16
  1256. 12561256R Resolution on the death of Ronald J. Maloney, Sr. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #6 scanNov 16
  1257. 12571257R Resolution on the death of Charles M. Watson. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanNov 16
  1258. 12581258R Congratulations to Chris Affleck on being recognized by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children for her work with families and children. Councillor Born Councillor #8 scanNov 16
  1259. 12591259R Resolution on the death of Cosmo G. Petinge. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #10 scanNov 16
  1260. 12601260R Best wishes on the opening of the new Ambulatory Care Center at Mount Auburn Hospital. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanNov 16
  1261. 12611261R Congratulations to Lisa P. Van Vleck and Professor J. Kim Vandiver who will be presented with the MIT President's Award for Community Service on November 17th for community service in Cambridge and at MIT. Mayor Duehay Order #12 scanNov 16
  1262. 12621262R Congratulations to Tammy Baldwin on being elected to the United States House of Representatives from the State of Wisconsin. Councillor Triantafillou Order #13 scanNov 16
  1263. 12631263R Congratulations to the Pop Warner Football and Cheerleaders from A and C Teams for their first round victory in the playoffs. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #20 scanNov 16
  1264. 12641264R Resolution to be prepared on World Aids. Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanNov 16
  1265. 12651265R Tribute to Carol Thomas to take place on November 21st at the Community Church of Boston, 565 Boylston Street, Boston. Councillor Reeves Order #26 scanNov 16
  1266. 12661266R Central Square being recognized as the best square by the Boston Phoenix. Councillor Reeves Order#27 scanNov 16
  1267. 12671267R Resolution on the Rising Star Theatre production of The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds playing at the Cambridge Community Center on November 20-22, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanNov 16
  1268. 12681268R Prepare a resolution on the death of William Coleman. Vice Mayor Galluccio and the entire membership. Order #29 scanNov 16
  1269. 12691269R The Bunting Institute is hosting a reception and book signing for Barbara Smith on Friday, November 20th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. Councillor Triantafillou Order #30 scanNov 16
  1270. 12701270R Resolution on the death of Robert J. Simard. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #31 scanNov 16
  1271. 12711271R Happy surprise birthday to a special person. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #32 scanNov 16
  1272. 12721272R Resolution on the death of Kathleen "Ella" Fitzgerald. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #34 scanNov 16
  1273. 12731273R Welcome Bryce Lorenz Borden, son of Michelle and Ron Borden, into this world on September 14, 1998. Mayor Duehay, Councillor Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #35 scanNov 16
  1274. 12741274R Resolution on the death of Kwame Ture. Mayor Duehay, Councillor Reeves, Triantafillou Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #37 scanNov 16
  1275. 12751275R Resolution on Moe Vaughn. Councillor Reeves Order #3 scanNov 23
  1276. 12761276R Thanks to Star Market for reducing the parking and delivery fees. Councillor Davis Order #4 scanNov 23
  1277. 12771277R Congratulations to Marlene Booth on her very successful opening of her new film "Yidl in the Middle." Councillor Davis Order #7 scanNov 23
  1278. 12781278R Thanks to Jimmy Tingle for his remembrance of Cambridge as a kinder, more thoughtful and funnier place in his performances. Councillor Davis Order #8 scanNov 23
  1279. 12791279R Resolution on the death of Marie C. Dunphy. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #17 scanNov 23
  1280. 12801280R Welcome Buck-a-Book to Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanNov 23
  1281. 12811281R Resolution on the death of Linda Clarke Wallace. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #21 scanNov 23
  1282. 12821282R Happy 35th Wedding Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Calutti on December 7th. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #26 scanNov 23
  1283. 12831283R Congratulations to Kevin Tierney on passing the Massachusetts Bar Exam. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #27 scanNov 23
  1284. 12841284R Best wishes to Enamullah Khan as he leaves the Cambridge Racquet and Fitness Club and moves to Boca Raton, Florida. Councillor Toomey Order #28 scanNov 23
  1285. 12851285R Congratulations to Dennis Dottin and Manny Jeudy of the Cambridge CRLS football team on being named "Stars of the Week" by the Boston Globe. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #29 scanNov 23
  1286. 12861286R Congratulation to Joseph Hernon on the re-opening of the Kirkland Café. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #31 scanNov 23
  1287. 12871287R Congratulations to the CRLS football team and cheerleaders on their first back-to-back winning season in twenty-five years and wish them luck in the Thanksgiving Day game against Everett. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #33 scanNov 23
  1288. 12881288R Congratulations to Jay Weiss and the Harvard Wrestling team for winning the Ivy League Classic. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #34 scanNov 23
  1289. 12891289R Congratulations to Cambridge Pop Warner A and C team for advancing to the New England Final Four Championship. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #36 scanNov 23
  1290. 12901290R Congratulations to CRLS Girls Volleyball team for winning the Greater Boston League. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #37 scanNov 23
  1291. 12911291R Congratulations to CRLS Boys Cross Country Track team and Scott Coady for winning the State Division I title. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #38 scanNov 23
  1292. 12921292R Congratulations to James, Thomas and Robert Bailey on their outstanding swimming performance in the 1988 swimming season for the Mass Bay Marlins. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #39 scanNov 23
  1293. 12931293R Congratulations to Denise and Michael Sullivan on the birth of their son Michael Anthony on November 20, 1998. Councillor Russell, Mayor Duehay, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #46 scanNov 23
  1294. 12941294R Resolution on the death of Charles Lingos. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #47 scanNov 23
  1295. 12951295R Congratulations to Robbie Born for passing the California Bar Exam. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #48 scanNov 23
  1296. 12961296R Resolution on the death of William J. McCarthy. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order # 51 scanNov 23
  1297. 12971297R Resolution on the death of Peter Ravanis. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #52 scanNov 23
  1298. 12981298R Happy 75th Birthday to Julia Devaney. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #53 scanNov 23
  1299. 12991299R Resolution on the death of Alyce R. Casey. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #54 scanNov 23
  1300. 13001300R Extend sympathy to Pho Republique, Mary Chung and the Middle East Restaurant regarding a serious fire Sunday morning. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #55 scanNov 23
  1301. 13011301R Resolution on the death of Henry Hampton. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #59 scanNov 23
  1302. 13021302R Resolution on the death of Vernon G. Morris, Sr. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #60 scanNov 23
  1303. 13031303R Congratulations to Jan Aceti, and the Department of Public Works on being awarded a Municipal Recycling Grant. Mayor Duehay Order #3 scanDec 7
  1304. 13041304R Happy forty-fourth anniversary to Ruth and Ulysses H. Gore on December 12, 1998. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #4 scanDec 7
  1305. 13051305R Congratulate and support the Massachusetts Bay Authority as they bring “Operation Lifesaver” to our communities. Mayor Duehay Order #6 scanDec 7
  1306. 13061306R Thanks to the staff of Good News for their contribution to the religious vitality and diversity of Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #7 scanDec 7
  1307. 13071307R Urge Cambridge residents to participate in the Annual Holiday Food Drive sponsored by the Cambridge Food Pantry Network by making contributions in the form of food or money. Councillor Born Order #12 scanDec 7
  1308. 13081308R Resolution on the death of Gertrude M. Ikels. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanDec 7
  1309. 13091309R Resolution on the death of Marcia G. Vailliant. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanDec 7
  1310. 13101310R Resolution on the death of Brother Michael McGreal, O.P. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #15 scanDec 7
  1311. 13111311R Resolution on the death of Helen E. Kenney. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanDec 7
  1312. 13121312R Resolution on the death of Anthony J. Borelli. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanDec 7
  1313. 13131313R Resolution on the death of Theresa E. Martin. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #18 scanDec 7
  1314. 13141314R Resolution on the death of Helen A. Hampe. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanDec 7
  1315. 13151315R Resolution on the death of Catherine M. Shea. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #20 scanDec 7
  1316. 13161316R Resolution on the death of Bryant E. Dottin. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order#21 scanDec 7
  1317. 13171317R Resolution on the death of Annah M. Moynihan. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #22 scanDec 7
  1318. 13181318R Resolution on the death of Damiano DellAnno. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #23 scanDec 7
  1319. 13191319R Resolution on the death of Esther E. Mulvihill. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #24 scanDec 7
  1320. 13201320R Resolution on the death of Dennis G. P. Scott. Councillor Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanDec 7
  1321. 13211321R Resolution on the death of Lillian Abelson Beauvais. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanDec 7
  1322. 13221322R Resolution on the death of Pauline Faggas. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #27 scanDec 7
  1323. 13231323R Resolution on the death of Rosario J. Ferolito. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #28 scanDec 7
  1324. 13241324R Resolution on the death of John Monahan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #29 scanDec 7
  1325. 13251325R Resolution on the death of George W. Thorp, Sr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #30 scanDec 7
  1326. 13261326R Resolution on the death of Claire M. McDonough. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanDec 7
  1327. 13271327R Resolution on the death of Onofrio Scalese. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #32 scanDec 7
  1328. 13281328R The Cambridge Community Chorus performance of the "Messiah" will be on Saturday, December 12th at 2:00 PM at the First Congregational Church, 11 Garden Street. Councillor Reeves Order #39 scanDec 7
  1329. 13291329R Congratulations to Ron Walker, Dr. William Mangan, Lenore Preusser on the creation of Delta Project. Councillor Reeves Order#41 scanDec 7
  1330. 13301330R Resolution on the celebration of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday at the Cambridge NAACP Breakfast on January 16, 1999. Councillor Reeves Order #42 scanDec 7
  1331. 13311331R Resolution on the celebration of the annual Cambridge Multi Cultural Art Center's Gospel Concert of "A Joyful Noise" on January 16, 1999. Councillor Reeves Order #43 scanDec 7
  1332. 13321332R Resolution for the Black Pastor's Martin Luther King Service on January 17, 1999. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanDec 7
  1333. 13331333R Congratulations to Harold West on his retirement from the MBTA. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #48 scanDec 7
  1334. 13341334R Congratulations and appreciation to Steve Grossman as he steps down as the Chair of the Democratic National Committee. Councillor Reeves Order#54 scanDec 7
  1335. 13351335R Commemorating those who died in the attack on Pearl Harbor. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #59 scanDec 7
  1336. 13361336R Congratulations to Mayor Francis H. Duehay for being elected to the Board of Directors of the National League of Cities. Councillors Born and Triantafillou and entire membership Order #60 scanDec 7
  1337. 13371337R Resolution on the death of Virginia M. Grossi. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #61 scanDec 7
  1338. 13381338R Congratulations to Ray Austrois on passing the Massachusetts Bar Exam. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Duehay Order #62 scanDec 7
  1339. 13391339R Wish a speedy recovery to Bill MacMillan. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Duehay Order #63 scanDec 7
  1340. 13401340R Wish a speedy recovery to Mrs. Jean Pierre. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Triantafillou and Mayor Duehay Order #64 scanDec 7
  1341. 13411341R Happy Birthday to Nancy Navin. Councillors Russell, Triantafillou and Mayor Duehay Order#65 scanDec 7
  1342. 13421342R Congratulations to Ben Henry for being named the the "Most Valuable Player of the 16-Team Independent League School." Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Born, Triantafillou and Mayor Duehay Order#67 scanDec 7
  1343. 13431343R Resolution on the death of Ilda DiPietro. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order#69 scanDec 7
  1344. 13441344R Resolution on the death of John A. Rutter. Councillors Born, Davis, Triantafillou, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order#70 scanDec 7
  1345. 13451345R Resolution on the death of Anthony C. Platt. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order#71 scanDec 7
  1346. 13461346R Resolution on the death of John Cronshow. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #49 scanDec 7
  1347. 13471347R Congratulations to Representative Jack and Michele Hart on the birth of their daughter Megan Elizabeth on December 7, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanDec 14
  1348. 13481348R Welcome Chinua Achebe to Cambridge as he comes to give the McMillan-Stewart Lecture at Harvard. Councillor Reeves Order #2 scanDec 14
  1349. 13491349R Congratulations to John Murphy, Business Agent for Teamster Local #122 on being elected Vice President of the Eastern Region. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #3 scanDec 14
  1350. 13501350R Congratulations to John Costello for being named the "Correctional Officer of the Year." Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #4 scanDec 14
  1351. 13511351R Congratulations to the newly elected 1999 officers of the East Cambridge Planning Team. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanDec 14
  1352. 13521352R Happy holidays to all from the Cambridge City Council. Councillors Davis and Reeves Order #8 scanDec 14
  1353. 13531353R Congratulations to Amy Nadel and Benjamin Wilson on the birth of their daughter. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanDec 14
  1354. 13541354R Congratulations to the Morse School on being recognized by the Department of Education as a high performing urban school. Councillor Davis, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Reeves Order #10 scanDec 14
  1355. 13551355R Resolution on the death of Florence M. Iovanna. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #11 scanDec 14
  1356. 13561356R Resolution on the death of Dorothy Beucler. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #12 scanDec 14
  1357. 13571357R Thanks to Jana and Robert Kiely for their twenty-six years of service as the Adams House Masters and wish them well in their future endeavors. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanDec 14
  1358. 13581358R Commend Donna Lopez for her sensitivity and generosity to two Cambridge families in time of need. Councillor Russell Order #14 scanDec 14
  1359. 13591359R Thanks to Community Maps, Inc. and Sheldon Cohen for donating maps and scholarship money to the children of Cambridge. Councillors Davis and Sullivan Order #20 scanDec 14
  1360. 13601360R Thanks to the Friends of the Longfellow House, Senator Kennedy and Senator Birmingham for their assistance in securing funds for the Longfellow House and Longfellow Park renovations. Councillor Davis Order#21 scanDec 14
  1361. 13611361R Applaud John Prevost for his quick response in pulling the fire alarm box and preventing a potential fire. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanDec 14
  1362. 13621362R Support Reverend Leroy Attles, Sr. in his candidacy for the position of Bishop in the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Councillors Born and Davis Order #26 scanDec 14
  1363. 13631363R The Boys Choir of Harlem and its conductor Dr. Walter J. Turnbull will perform at Market Square at the corner of Sidney Street and Massachusetts Avenue on Saturday, December 19, 1998. Councillors Reeves and Toomey Order #27 scanDec 14
  1364. 13641364R Congratulations to Sean Cahill from the University of Michigan on receiving his Ph.D. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanDec 14
  1365. 13651365R Thanks to Christopher Robinson, publisher of IN Newsweekly which provides excellent news coverage and entertainment reporting for the gay community in Boston and the surrounding area. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanDec 14
  1366. 13661366R Resolution on the death of Madeline Rebello. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #31 scanDec 14
  1367. 13671367R Wish a speedy recovery to Sergeant Richard Medeiros of the Marlboro Police Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanDec 14
  1368. 13681368R Thanks to Warren Messina for saving a life using the Heimlich maneuver. Councillor Toomey Calendar Item #4 scanDec 14

Sundries

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  1. 11S Relative to the Cambridge Economic Development Policy. scanJan 12
  2. 22S Repair problems at the Frisoli Youth Center. scanJan 12
  3. 33S A report on whether the City can withhold portions of payments to the MBTA for services not delivered and for property not properly maintained. scanJan 12
  4. 44S That the City work with Forest City developers to assure that noise from the proposed new buildings do not exceed limits set by City Ordinance. scanJan 12
  5. 55S A report on Cambridge's use of its designation as an economic target area. scanJan 12
  6. 66S Discuss the economic analysis and marketing recommendations for tourism in Cambridge. scanJan 12
  7. 77S Relative to a second public hearing on the proposed electric restructuring plan filed by the Cambridge Electric Light Company with the state Department of Telecommunications and Energy. scanJan 12
  8. 88S A report on what ordinances, regulations and state laws apply to the granting of building permits and what input the Council has in the process. scanJan 12
  9. 99S Relative Council Order No. 24, dated December 22, 1997, regarding issues surrounding Harvard University's new building (Knafel Center) in the Sumner Road, Cambridge Street, Quincy Street and Kirkland Street block. scanJan 12
  10. 1010S Communication was received from Representative Barney Frank, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding giving notice to cities about FDIC properties. scanJan 12
  11. 1111S Communication was received from Javad Seyyedi, transmitting displeasure with the quality of Cable TV service in the City. scanJan 12
  12. 1212S Communication was received from David T. Slatery, Chief of Staff/General Counsel, Massachusetts Development Finance Agency, transmitting information on the approval to a revenue bond project to be financed on behalf of Cambridge Friends School, Inc. scanJan 12
  13. 1313S Communication was received from Neil L. Rudenstine, President of Harvard University, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of the Harvard Football Team. scanJan 12
  14. 1414S Communication was received from Robert F. Stalnaker, Executive Director of The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission transmitting a copy of the COLA Report. scanJan 12
  15. 1515S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting concern regarding placing an art piece in the Fresh Pond Meadows area. scanJan 12
  16. 1616S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, regarding the inaugural oath. scanJan 12
  17. 1717S Communication was received from the family of Maurice J. Melanson, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanJan 12
  18. 1818S Communication was received from James Williamson, regarding Save Central Square at the continuation of the Planning Board Meeting Tuesday, January 13 at the Senior Center. scanJan 12
  19. 1919S Communication received from Stash Horowitz and Daphne Abeel regarding 784 Memorial Drive. scanJan 12
  20. 2020S A letter regarding a public hearing on House 5215, "An Act Placing Certain Individuals In Group Four of the Retirement System." scanJan 12
  21. 2121S Refer the proposed amendments to the Muncipal Code in Chapter 8.28 entitled "Restrictions on Youth Access to Tobacco Products and on Smoking in Workplaces and Public Places" to the Ordinance Committee. Councillor Toomey Order #31 scanJan 12
  22. 2222S Refer the proposed amendments to the Municipal Code entitled "Privatization of City Services" to the Ordinance Committee. Councillor Toomey Order #32 scanJan 12
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  27. 2727S Declare February as Black History Month and encourage all citizens to attend events which encourage diversity and better knowledge about the contributions of all people to the American nation. Councillor Reeves scanFeb 2
  28. 2828S North Cambridge railroad track safety issues. Councillor Triantafillou Order #51 scanFeb 2
  29. 2929S Public Safety Committee Report - for a meeting held on December 16, l998 for the purpose of discussing neighborhood policing, particularly ways to have police officers remain for longer periods of time in any one neighborhood, and any other business before the committee. scanFeb 2
  30. 3030S Communication from Representative Barney Frank transmitting receipt for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the imprisonment of Lori Berenson in Peru. scanFeb 2
  31. 3131S Order re: advisability of continuing the provision of Norplant at the Teen Health Center. Councillor Reeves Order # 7 scanFeb 2
  32. 3232S Order re: support the initiative of Peach Watch Ireland, and hope for the safety of the delegation traveling to Northern Ireland. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order # 94 scanFeb 2
  33. 3333S Order re: items not acted upon at the meeting of January 26, l998 be carried forward to become part of the City Council meeting of February 2, l998. Councillor Sullivan Order #95 scanFeb 2
  34. 3434S Order re: solution to overcrowding at the Community Learning Center. Mayor Duehay Order #1 scanFeb 2
  35. 3535S Order urging citizens to be cognizant of and participate in the celebration at the Schlesinger Library of the donation of documents of Ruth M. Batson. Councillor Reeves Order #8 scanFeb 2
  36. 3636S Order review the city's prostrate cancer testing and outreach procedures in light of the high prostrate cancer rate for African-American men. Councillor Reeves Order #9 scanFeb 2
  37. 3737S Order requesting the Election Commission to release the data from the last city election to the general public. Councillor Born Order #28 scanFeb 2
  38. 3838S Order re: future funding for neighborhood history projects, especially those neighborhoods which have not been done previously such as West Cambridge, Cambridgeport and Riverside. Councillor Russell Order #31 scanFeb 2
  39. 3939S Order re: recommendations concerning Chapter 164 of the Acts of l997, the restructuring of the electric utility industry in Massachusetts. Mayor Duehay Order #42 scanFeb 2
  40. 4040S Order regarding a charter right that was placed on file under Rule Nineteen of the City Council Rules due to early adjournment. Councillor Triantafillou Order #104 scanFeb 2
  41. 4141S Order re: presentation to the School Committee on workforce development and economic development in the city. Councillor Davis Order #112 scanFeb 2
  42. 4242S Order - City Council supports Senate 2013 which authorized bonding for building of new libraries. Councillor Davis Order #114 scanFeb 2
  43. 4343S Order urging citizen participation in the events sponsored by the library for Black History Month. Councillor Davis Order #117 scanFeb 2
  44. 4444S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number One, regarding a report on funding for a part time sister cities coordinator. scanFeb 2
  45. 4545S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Two regarding a report on who is eligible to use the Family Center in North Cambridge and information on other locations in the city where the services provided at the Family Center are available. scanFeb 2
  46. 4646S Update on the relocation of The Tasty. scanFeb 2
  47. 4747S Communication from R. Philip Dowds, regarding the development at 784 Memorial Drive. scanFeb 2
  48. 4848S Communication from Representative Edward J. Markey transmitting his thanks for contacting his office on behalf of Lori Berenson. scanFeb 2
  49. 4949S Communication from Representative John F. Tierney transmitting his thanks for the resolution adopted pertaining to the plight of Lori Berenson. scanFeb 2
  50. 5050S Communication from DPU regarding the investigation by the Department of Telecommunications and Energy. scanFeb 2
  51. 5151S Communication from DPU regarding the investigation by the Department of Telecommunications and Engery. scanFeb 2
  52. 5252S Communication from John Cope-Flanagan, Regulatory Attorney, COM/Energy, transmitting a copy of a notice of filing and public hearing with regard to the restructuring plan filed by Cambridge Electric Light Company and Commonwealth Electric Light Company with the Department of Telecommunications and Energy. scanFeb 2
  53. 5353S Communication from Peter Valentine requesting the City Council adopt orders regarding the oath of office and flag in the Council Chamber. scanFeb 2
  54. 54Communication from Laurel A. Mackay, Deputy Regional Director, Bureau of Waste Site Cleanup, Department of Environmental Protection, regarding W. R. Grace Facility, 62 Whittemore Street. scanFeb 2
  55. 55Communication from Elie Yarden and Stash Horowitz, regarding the 784 Memorial Drive development proposal. scanFeb 2
  56. 56Communication from James Williamson transmitting his concerns regarding Save Central Square. scanFeb 2
  57. 57Communication from John P. DiGiovanni, President, Trinity Property Management, Inc. transmitting a copy of a document entitled "Polishing the Trophy" for Harvard Square. scanFeb 2
  58. 58Communication from Representative Alice Wolf transmitting concern regarding the railroad tracks in North Cambridge. scanFeb 2
  59. 59Communication from Edna Golembieski transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband, Chester. scanFeb 2
  60. 60Communication from Mary Price urging the City Council to stop the plans for a possible bike path in the Cambridge Common. scanFeb 2
  61. 61Communication from Cole E. Worthy, III, Senior Engineer, Haley and Aldrich, notifying the city of their intent to implement a Release Abatement Measure (RAM) Plan in connection with redevelopment of Read Block owned by Cambridge Savings Bank. scanFeb 2
  62. 62Communication from City Engineer transmitting notice of a new address of 121 and 123 Raymond Street. scanFeb 2
  63. 63Communication from City Engineer transmitting notice of a new address of 82-84 Fifth Street. scanFeb 2
  64. 64Communication from Denise Guerin transmitting her disappointment in the election of a Mayor. scanFeb 2
  65. 65Communication from Samantha Joaquim transmitting concern in the election of the Mayor. scanFeb 2
  66. 6666S Communication from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy transmitting a rescheduled notice of proposed rulemaking regarding plan for State Safety Oversight of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. scanFeb 2
  67. 6767S Cambridge Public Health Commission annual 1998 Public Health Assessment: Improvement the Health of Cambridge. scanFeb 2
  68. 6868S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten regarding a report on enforcing the ordinance concerning clearing sidewalks of snow and ice following storms. scanFeb 2
  69. 6969S Annual performance evaluation session of the Cable licensee, MediaOne. scanFeb 2
  70. 7070S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven regarding a report on establishing a policy which would achieve the goal of maintaining and fostering new small businesses. scanFeb 2
  71. 7171S Study of Impacts on the Termination of Rent Control. scanFeb 2
  72. 7272S 1998 city administration goals. scanFeb 2
  73. 7373S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Two regarding the installation of posting boards by Harvard University. scanFeb 9
  74. 7474S Communication from Anne Eiseman Walker transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her mother, Marion Eiseman. scanFeb 9
  75. 7575S Order re: motor vehicle standing time with the motor running be referred to the Environment Committee. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #12 scanFeb 9
  76. 7676S Communication from David Hockman transmitting his thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Hazel Hockman. scanFeb 9
  77. 7777S Communication from the Kelly Family and Mary Finneran transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their brother, Edward Kelly. scanFeb 9
  78. 7878S Order re: Domestic violence conference attendance by city staff and City Councillor Triantafillou. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #21 scanFeb 9
  79. 7979S Order re: candlelight vigil to be conducted at the CambridgeSide Galleria on February 13, 1998. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order # 30 scanFeb 9
  80. 8080S Support for Ms. Bhasin's application to obtain her green card. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #32 scanFeb 9
  81. 8181S Communication from Haley and Aldrich notifying the city of their intent to implement a Release Abatement Measure (RAM) Plan dated January 22, 1998 regarding the proposed Maxwell Dworkin Building, Harvard University. scanFeb 9
  82. 8282S Communication from Michael Halle, Chairman of the Bicycle Committee, requesting the City Council to support the work of all the citizen advisory committees. scanFeb 9
  83. 8383S Communication from Michael Halle transmitting concern regarding snow removal on sidewalks. scanFeb 9
  84. 8484S Communication from James Williamson regarding the Holmes proposal. scanFeb 9
  85. 8585S Order re: follow up goal session with facilitator. Councillors Triantafillou and Davis Calendar Item Number One of 2/9/98 Order #66 of 2/2/98 scanFeb 9
  86. 8686S Order re: annual retreat and goal setting session of the City Council. Councillor Triantafillou Calendar Item Number Two of 2/9/98 Order #67 of 2/2/98 scanFeb 9
  87. 8787S Order re: City Council goes on record in support of reform of Chapter 766 and in opposition to the amendments to House Bill 5220. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Born Calendar Item Number Three of 2/9/98 Order #122 of 2/2/98 scanFeb 9
  88. 8888S Update on the status of The Tasty scanFeb 9
  89. 8989S Cambridge Historical Commission's l998 Preservation Awards Program. scanFeb 9
  90. 9090S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine regarding a report on the litter problem along the block of Upland Road adjacent to Massachusetts Avenue. scanFeb 9
  91. 9191S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirteen regarding a report on the status of the completion of the budget to enable the hiring of teachers before mid-June. scanFeb 9
  92. 9292S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Six regarding a report on when Oxford Street will be relamped. scanFeb 9
  93. 9393S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fourteen regarding a report on clarifying the responsibility of snow removal and when snow should be removed. scanFeb 9
  94. 9494S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen regarding a report on neighborhood concerns surrounding the 34-38 Regent Street project. scanFeb 9
  95. 9595S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Six regarding a report on the updated schedule of sewer work on Cambridge Street. scanFeb 9
  96. 9696S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven regarding a report on the status of traffic monitoring for the recently installed crosswalk at the Volpe Center. scanFeb 9
  97. 9797S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Three regarding a report on repairing the gutters at the Collins Branch Library. scanFeb 9
  98. 9898S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven regarding a report on increasing the night lighting at the intersection of Irving, Scott & Farrar Streets. scanFeb 9
  99. 9999S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Two regarding a communication from James Williamson concerning the Holmes proposal. scanFeb 9
  100. 100100S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Two regarding a report on actions to be taken against city employees who have been found to have children fraudulently enrolled in Cambridge Public Schools. scanFeb 9
  101. 101101S Letter from Bobbie D'Allesandro transmitting budget guidelines for the School Committee. scanFeb 23
  102. 102102S Letter from Honorable Richard Moore, urging prompt action of a serious matter affecting the public safety of the city in the hiring of police officers and firefighters. scanFeb 23
  103. 103103S Communication from Senator Robert Travaglini transmitting a copy of a letter in support of funding for the Cambridge YWCA Temple Street Program. scanFeb 23
  104. 104104S Communication from Lenore Schloming, President, Small Property Owners Association, regarding a situation between a landlord and tenants. scanFeb 23
  105. 105105S Communication from Lenore Schloming, President, Small Property Owners Association, transmitting their objection on the summary of the Cambridge Rental Housing Study. scanFeb 23
  106. 106106S Communication from David T. Slatery, Chief Counsel, Massachusetts Industrial Finance Agency, transmitting notice to consider final approval of a project to be financed on behalf of Cambridge College. scanFeb 23
  107. 107107S Communication from Energy Facilities Siting Board transmitting notice of a public hearing at 10:00 AM on March 16, 1998 regarding its review of petitions seeking to construct power plants. scanFeb 23
  108. 108108S Communication from Representative Alvin Thompson regarding Bela Rhasin, a teacher at the Cambridgeport School. scanFeb 23
  109. 109Communication from Ralph J. Tella, LSP, Director of Assessment and Remediation, Cygnus Group Incorporated, transmitting a copy of the recorded activity and use limitation for 101 Rogers Street. scanFeb 23
  110. 110Communication from Nancy Woods and Richard Rossi, Co-Chairs, Library 21 Committee, urging the City Council to vote for funding to hire a consultant to assist the City to identify and evaluate sites for an expanded main library. scanFeb 23
  111. 111Communication from George Copitas regarding the next election. scanFeb 23
  112. 112Communication from Marie Guzell, submitting petitions against making the first block of Harvey Street two way as proposed in redesign of upper Massachusetts Avenue. scanFeb 23
  113. 113Petition was received from North Cambridge business and citizens, regarding the redesign plan to change Harvey Street between Massachusetts Avenue and Cedar Street from one way to a two way street. scanFeb 23
  114. 114Petition from the manning Apartment Tenants, regarding the back door at the City Foods being closed permanently. scanFeb 23
  115. 115Communication from Jeff Duritz, Local Flavor League, asking the City Council to support the boycott of Starbucks Coffee Corporation at 655 Massachusetts Avenue. scanFeb 23
  116. 116Communication from James Williamson transmitting information regarding the closure of four restaurants in the Holmes Block. scanFeb 23
  117. 117Communication from David Hoicka, et al, regarding new public hearings required for Holmes' Central Square redesign. scanFeb 23
  118. 118Order re: portraits of previous mayors be done. Councillors Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order # 4 scanFeb 23
  119. 119Order cancelling the March 9, 1998 City Council meeting. Mayor Duehay Order # 15 scanFeb 23
  120. 120120S Order re: support legislation to restore local zoning regulation of telecommunications companies. Mayor Duehay, Councillors Reeves and Born Order #59 scanFeb 23
  121. 121121S Public Safety Report - for the purpose of discussing issues pertaining to youth violence. scanFeb 23
  122. 122122S Communication from Mayor Duehay regarding City Council Committees and staff assignments. scanFeb 23
  123. 123123AS Report A - City Manager's Truck Traffic Report scanFeb 23
  124. 124124S Communication from Helen and Joyce Marquedaunt transmitting their thanks for the resolution submitted on behalf of Stanley J. Marquedaunt. scanMar 2
  125. 125125S Communication from Mary J. Healey transmitting sincere thanks for the resolution submitted on behalf of Julia T. Healey. scanMar 2
  126. 126126S Communication from Roslyn Gobbeo transmitting appreciation for the resolution submitted on behalf of Rudy Gobbeo. scanMar 2
  127. 127127S Communication from Higbee family transmitting their thanks for the resolution submitted on behalf of their mother, Mary F. (McGrory) Higbee. scanMar 2
  128. 128128S Communication from State Representative Alvin e. Thompson regarding the City Council's support of H.1090, "An Act to Promote Affordable Child Care for Everyone." scanMar 2
  129. 129129S Communication from Senator Warren E. Tolman regarding the City Council's resolution of concern over the status of the City of Cambridge's crumbling bridges. scanMar 2
  130. 130130S Communication from State Representative Alice Wolf transmitting a notification of a public hearing for the Cable Television division of the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs on proposed regulations adopting customer service standards for cable television. scanMar 2
  131. 131131S Communication from State Representative Paul Demakis transmitting his support for improving the safety of bridges and dealing with the often high cost of bridge projects. scanMar 2
  132. 132132S Communication was received from Anne Tyler transmitting her thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her mother, Anna Yore. scanMar 2
  133. 133133S Communication from Roger O'Sullivan requesting permission to speak about Read Across America, a national celebration of reading to take place on Dr. Seuss' birthday on March 2, 1998. scanMar 2
  134. 134134S Communication from Douglas B. MacDonald, Executive Director, MWRA, transmitting a news report regarding the "Dual Track" for selecting Walnut Hill's Treatment Technology. scanMar 2
  135. 135135S Communication from Senator John F. Kerry transmitting thanks for resolution supporting the approval of Bela Bhasin's green card. scanMar 2
  136. 136136S Communication from Congressman Barney Frank transmitting petition approval information of Bela Bhasin's green card request. scanMar 2
  137. 137137S Communication from Joseph Joseph, Chair, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, requesting a public hearing regarding concerns and complaints about the planning process involving North Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 2
  138. 138138S Communication from Elizabeth Koundakjian, Campaign to Save 2000 Homes transmitting response regarding the housing crisis in the city of Cambridg.e scanMar 2
  139. 139139S Communication from Save Central Square transmitting annexed elevations on the Holmes Newest Plans. scanMar 2
  140. 140140S Communication from Lucy Conant, President, RCMP, requesting permission to address the City Council regarding his concerns with the proposed 20 unit housing complex ATM at 2525 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 2
  141. 141141S Order - re: fundraising results of the Cambridge Arts Council for calendar year l997 or fiscal year 1998. Councillors Reeves, Born and Triantafillou, Mayor Duehay and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order # 1 scanMar 2
  142. 142142S Order rename the Cable TV and Telecommunications Committee to the Telecommunications and Energy Committee. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Born and Russell Order # 12 scanMar 2
  143. 143143S Order establishment of a pre-school program in the East Cambridge, Wellington-Harrington area. Councillor Toomey Order # 46 scanMar 2
  144. 144144S Cable TV and Communications Committee Report - for the purpose of discussing regulations proposed by the Cable TV Division of the Department of Telecommunications and Energy. scanMar 2
  145. 145145S Memo regarding a discussion of the City Council Mission and Priorities. scanMar 2
  146. 146146S Status report on the City Council Priority: "Increase Workforce Training." scanMar 16
  147. 147147S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven regarding a report on change in service at Lechmere Station. scanMar 16
  148. 148148S Establishment of an appropriate sidewalk on Massachusetts Avenue, between Linnaean Street and Shepard Street. scanMar 16
  149. 149149S Restructuring of the electric utility industry and the impact on the City of Cambridge. scanMar 16
  150. 150150S Report on the issues with intimidating practices of Media One. scanMar 16
  151. 151151S WATER AND SEWER RATES. scanMar 16
  152. 152152S Communication from the family of James "Jine" Chapels, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his behalf. scanMar 16
  153. 153153S Communication from Haley and Aldrich, Inc., transmitting a letter regarding their offices intent to implement a Release Abatement Measure (RAM) to manage contaminated soil disposal during construction and address releases at the Cambridge Hospital. scanMar 16
  154. 154154S Communication from janet M. Wierzbicki, transmitting gratitude from her family to the City Council for the resolution adopted on behalf of Rita DeRonde. scanMar 16
  155. 155155S Communication from Michael Haran, Executive Director of CASPAR, regarding an application for tax credits and HOME funds for eight (8) Affordable Rental Apartments at 11 Walnut Avenue and 80 Upland Road. scanMar 16
  156. 156156S Communication from Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, Department of Environmental Protection, regarding a Water Management Permit Application received by the Water Management Program for the Charles River Basin. scanMar 16
  157. 157157S Communication from the Department of public Utilities, transmitting information regarding the investigation by the Department of Telecommunication and Energy upon its own motion commencing a Notice of Inquiry/Rulemaking, pursuant to 220 C.M.R. Section 2.00 et seq, establishing the procedures to be followed in electric industry restructuring by electric companies subject to General Law Chapter 164. scanMar 16
  158. 158158S Petition was received from ARS Services, Inc. requesting permission to hang an electric garage door roll up canopy at the premises numbered 65 Bent Street. scanMar 16
  159. 159159S Communication from Stash Horowitz transmitting an article from the Boston Globe regarding Polaroid's underdeveloped proposal. scanMar 16
  160. 160160S Communication from the family of Carole A. Malvesti transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 16
  161. 161161S Communication from Senator Warren E. Tolman transmitting a letter in support of H. 1090, "An Act to Promote Affordable Child Care for Everyone." scanMar 16
  162. 162162S Communication from Senator Warren E. Tolman transmitting a letter of concern regarding HUD's decision to deny funding for the Temple Street Program at the YWCA of Cambridge and the St. Paul's Residence. scanMar 16
  163. 163163S Communication from Joseph J. Joseph transmitting a letter regarding the Alewife Study Group's review of the asbestos sampling plan prepared for the W.R. Grace Cambridge facility. scanMar 16
  164. 164164S Communication from the Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) transmitting a memorandum regarding 784 Memorial Drive site and permits granted by the Inspectional Services Department relating to demolition, curb cut relocations and building permit for proposed 577 car garage. scanMar 16
  165. 165165S Communication from Susan Miller-Havens, Truck Advisory Committee, transmitting a memorandum regarding the commonality, differences and recommendations on the Truck A and Truck B reports. scanMar 16
  166. 166166S Communication from Lelio Marino, President, Modern Continental Companies, Inc. transmitting a letter expressing his sincere gratitude to the men and women of the Cambridge Fire Department and EMT Service. scanMar 16
  167. 167167S Communication from Peter Bowman, Regional Director, Public Affairs Bell Atlantic transmitting information regarding interest in area code changes and issues which will effect the Massachusetts residents and businesses. scanMar 16
  168. 168168S Communication from David Hoicka transmitting concern with two of many Holmes issues. scanMar 16
  169. 169169S Communication from James M. Williamson transmitting documents addressing issues relating to the Holmes Realty proposal for Central Square. scanMar 16
  170. 170170S Communication from James A. Lindstrom, City Auditor, regarding the appointment of Michele A. Kincaid as the Manager of Financial Reporting and Control. scanMar 16
  171. 171171S Communication from Clifford Robinson, Area Director, the Department of Mental Health, extending an invitation to the Metro Boston Legislative Breakfast. scanMar 16
  172. 172172S Communication from Mr. Levine regarding the Release Abatement Measure (RAM) that will be performed at Merit Oil of Mass., 287 Prospect Street. scanMar 16
  173. 173173S Communication from the Cambridge Watershed Advisory Committee, regarding meeting notification for Tuesday, February 10, l998 at Waltham City Hall. scanMar 16
  174. 174174S Order - re: portrait of former Mayor Thomas W. Danehy be included in the arrangements for portraits of former mayors. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order # 9 scanMar 16
  175. 175175S Response to Awaiting Report Item Numbers One, Five and Seven regarding Polaroid development project issues. scanMar 16
  176. 176176S Delay of discussions on Calendar Item Number One, regarding Polaroid development project issues until the next City Council meeting scheduled for March 16, l998. scanMar 16
  177. 177177S Report on the investigation of the accident and safety of the underground driveway at 875 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 23
  178. 178178S Staffing levels at the Police Department scanMar 23
  179. 179179S Removal of trees and the closing of the sidewalk in front of Portland Stoneware. scanMar 23
  180. 180180S Communication from the family of Francis J. Shea transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 23
  181. 181181S Communication from Joan DeGuglielmo transmitting her deep gratitude for the resolution recognizing her Eucharist Ministry at Massachusetts General Hospital. scanMar 23
  182. 182182S Communication from John H. Howard transmitting his concern over issues raised by some citizens regarding renovations to North Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 23
  183. 183183S Communication from Representative Alvin E. Thompson transmitting his concern regarding the safety of our city's bridges. scanMar 23
  184. 184184S Communication from Toni Peabody and family transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Governor Endicott "Chub" Peabody. scanMar 23
  185. 185185S Communication from the family of Michael F. Reppucci transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted on his behalf. scanMar 23
  186. 186186S Communication from Stash Horowitz, Cambridgepor Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) transmitting comments and concerns about responses to City Councillor's questions that contain factual errors, omissions or are incomplete at the meeting of March 16, l998. scanMar 23
  187. 187187S Communication from Linda Mannix transmitting appreciation for resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of June Brooks. scanMar 23
  188. 188188S Communication from Daphne Abeel transmitting concerns to unanswered questions regarding the extent and limits of Polaroid/Spaulding & Slye's authority or the state and local regulations regarding the oversight and testing of possible toxic waste sites in cities and towns. scanMar 23
  189. 189189S Communication from Amy Nadel transmitting thanks to all who in the interest of preserving the urban wilds character of Fresh Pond Reservation oppose the construction of public art on the Weir Meadow. scanMar 23
  190. 190190S Communication from James M. Williamson transmitting a packet of information regarding the Holmes proposal. scanMar 23
  191. 191191S Communication from Stephen H. Kaiser transmitting a progress report on traffic issues relative to 784 Memorial Drive. scanMar 23
  192. 192192S Order - re: complete study on trucks carrying hazardous material. Councillor Davis Order # 42 scanMar 23
  193. 193193S Order - re: thanking appointed members of various city boards for their dedication and urging civility by those who appear before them. Councilors Russell and Sullivan Order # 44 scanMar 23
  194. 194194S Communication from Edmund G. Hamann transmitting his reactions to the Open Forum Article in the February 12, l998 edition of the Cambridge Chronicle. scanMar 23
  195. 195195S Communication from Edmund G. Hamann transmitting his concern regarding the Charles River Master Plan. scanMar 23
  196. 196196S Communication from Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair of the Public Service Committee, transmitting scheduling improvements of MBTA bus service within the city of Cambridge. scanMar 23
  197. 197197S Communication from Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair of the Public Service Committee, transmitting a letter relative to a home rule petition signed into law entitled "An Act Authorizing the Board of License Commissioners to Decrease the House of Operation of Certain Licensees Authorized to Sell Alcoholic Beverages Not to be Drunk on the Premises in the City." scanMar 23
  198. 198198S Communication form Hal C. DeCell, III, Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, transmitting a letter in response to HUD's initial determination to reject the Temple Street and St. Paul's Residence Projects. scanMar 23
  199. 199199S Communication from the Working Committee of the Cambridge Campaign for a Living Wage transmitting concern regarding the out-sourcing and privitization in the city to ensure that city workers will be guaranteed a living wage. scanMar 23
  200. 200200S Communication from Joseph J. Joseph, Chair, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, transmitting a letter regarding the North Massachusetts Avenue upgrade project. scanMar 23
  201. 201201S Order-re: vacancies on the Board of Directors for CCTV. Councillor Russell Order # 31 scanMar 23
  202. 202202S Order - re: "work study" meetings for Councillors to gather information from department heads and city administrators. Councillors Born and Russell Order # 34 scanMar 23
  203. 203203S Order - re: legislation pending that would diminish local land use and zoning authority and expand litigation and liability against cities and towns in federal court. scanMar 23
  204. 204204S Response to City Council Order Number 132 of February 2, l998 regarding compensation of the city solicitor. scanMar 23
  205. 205205S Order - re: roundtable discussion of the city's traffic and transportation programs. Councillor Davis Calendar Item Number 13 (Order # 37 of 3/16/98) Councillor Davis scanMar 23
  206. 206206S Communication from Mass. Historic Landscape Preservation Grant Program regarding the eligible activities, project selection guidelines and application process. scanMar 30
  207. 207207S Communication from Dennis Guastalli, Supervisory Inspector, Mass. Pesticide Bureau, transmitting notification of the Rights-of-Way Management Regulation, 333 CMR ll.00, in order to apply herbicides to control vegetation along railroad rights-of-way. scanMar 30
  208. 208208S Communication from Wayne W. Duffett, TEc Associates, regarding the Conrail 1998 Vegetation Control Program. scanMar 30
  209. 209209S Order - re: Support Housing Bond Bill H. 5291. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order # 52 scanMar 30
  210. 210210S Order -re: city Councillors to review the Rules of the City Council and Roberts Rules for a discussion of City Council meeting format. Councillor Russell Order # 33 scanMar 30
  211. 211211S Communication from Alexia Hayes and Michael Isenberg transmitting a letter requesting neighborhood input in the design review phase of the Holmes proposal. scanMar 30
  212. 212212S Communication from Bill Cunningham transmitting a letter regarding three topics: Question 9, Protected Tenants and Expiring Use. scanMar 30
  213. 213213S Communication from Michael Brandon transmitting a letter regarding the denuding and obstruction of Pemberton Street. scanMar 30
  214. 214214S Communication from Basav Sen transmitting a memorandum regarding the design review for the Holmes Project. scanMar 30
  215. 215215S Communication from Senator Edward M. Kennedy transmitting a letter regarding ms. Bela Bhasin's appeal for a green card. scanMar 30
  216. 216216S Communication from Gerald Bergman, Co-Chair, Hunger and Nutrition Action Group, Health of the City, transmitting a memorandum in opposition of the School Department's policy recommendation which would privatize school food services. scanMar 30
  217. 217217S Communication from the family of Margaret T. McSweeney transmitting grateful acknowledgment of the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 30
  218. 218218S Communication from Representative Joseph P. Kennedy, III transmitting thanks to the entire City Council or the resolution adopted on behalf of his brother, Michael. scanMar 30
  219. 219219S Communication from Linda Turner transmitting grateful appreciation on behalf of the Harrington family for the resolution adopted on the death of their mother, Doris Harrington. scanMar 30
  220. 220220S Information on development in general regard Calendar Item Number One of March 2, 1998. scanMar 30
  221. 221221S Relative to the state bidding law constraints for the application of federal grant funds to help schools and libraries connect to the Internet. scanMar 30
  222. 222222S Relative to a report on the Just-A-Start development proposal at 2525 Mass. Ave. scanMar 30
  223. 223223S Report on the progress toward a swimable Charles River. scanMar 30
  224. 224224S Report on the status of the one hundred housing units which the city purchased from Harvard University. scanMar 30
  225. 225225S Report on changes in service at Lechmere Station. scanMar 30
  226. 226226S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven regarding the opening of City foods rear door. scanMar 30
  227. 227227S Relative to a report on how Cambridge residents are made aware that the municipal channel is now Channel 1. scanApr 6
  228. 228228S Relative to the questions surrounding the development of a West Cambridge Youth Center including the lease or purchase of the Armory site. scanApr 6
  229. 229229S A communication was received from Vincinzo Coppola, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanApr 6
  230. 230230S A communication was received from Norma Marden and family, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Joseph Power. scanApr 6
  231. 231231S A communication was received from Philip M. Kileespies, transmitting thanks on the resolution on congratulations adopted by the City Council on the publication of his book. scanApr 6
  232. 232232S A communication was received from Gerald Bergman, transmitting a letter regarding the various phases of the construction and post-construction development of the Area Four Youth Center. scanApr 6
  233. 233233S A communication was received from Patricia Maloney, transmitting warmest thanks to the City Council for the resolution adopted on behalf of her mother, Ellen F. Magee. scanApr 6
  234. 234234S A communication was received from Gerald Bergman, transmitting a letter regarding 210 Broadway Bullfinch Company Development – Community Control. scanApr 6
  235. 235235S A communication was received from Nancy Hall, Campaign to Save 2000 Cambridge Homes, transmitting concern regarding the housing crisis in the City of Cambridge. scanApr 6
  236. 236236S A communication was received from Stash Horowitz, Cambridge Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) transmitting a memorandum relative to the Law Department's response, Putnam Avenue curb cut and the City arborist tree removal hearing. scanApr 6
  237. 237237S A communication was received from 59 Norfolk Street and 6 Porter Road Tenants Association regarding the public auctioning of this property. scanApr 6
  238. 238238S A communication was received from Bill CavelinI, Speridakis Terrace, regarding negative effect of the end of Rent Control. scanApr 6
  239. 239239S A communication was received from Clare MacDonald, 795 Cambridge Street regarding a need for a full-time assistant director at the Frisoli Youth Center. scanApr 6
  240. 240240S Refer the issue of "wind chimes" to the Noise Sub-committee of the Environment Committee. Councillor Russell Order #7 scanApr 6
  241. 241241S Memorandum from Louis A. Rizoli, Counsel to the House of Representatives and David E. Sullivan, Counsel to the Senate, concerning the form of home rule petition, which request enactment of a special law that relates only to a single city or town. scanApr 6
  242. 242242S Information packet from the Massachusetts Municipal Association. scanApr 6
  243. 243243S A report on increasing and improving access through the City's Youth Centers for the labor training unions local apprentice program. scanApr 6
  244. 244244S Clean up day in the afternoon of May 23rd for the area abutting the B&M tracks near Walden Street. Councillor Born Order #43 scanApr 13
  245. 245245S Opposition to the proposal before the State Board of Education to remove Health and Physical Education requirements from the list of core academic subjects. Order #39 Vice Mayor Galluccio scanApr 13
  246. 246246S Support Senate Docket Number 2160 or Section 1 only of Bill H.5353. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #57 scanApr 13
  247. 247Provide the City Council Office with promotional materials from the Ofifce of Tourism. Councillor Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #58 scan—
  248. 248Relative to a report on the current status of the Squirrel Brand property. scan—
  249. 249Relative to a report on issues with City Foods. scan—
  250. 250Relative to a report on the "sick building" syndrome of the Police Department. scan—
  251. 251Relative to a report on the progress of the Urban Ring Development. scan—
  252. 252Relative to a request for the City Council to move to Executive Session for the purpose of discussing the proposed settlement of the pending litigation on the Sign Ordinance. scan—
  253. 253A report on the actual increase in tax revenue as a result of the termination of Rent Control. scan—
  254. 254A report on the procedures and time frame for making claims with the City and how employees and the public finds out about said procedures. scan—
  255. 255A report from the Cable consultant team on the prospects, strategies and timeline for bringing cable competition to Cambridge. scan—
  256. 256A communication was received from Levety Associates, Inc. transmitting a letter regarding Mass. Ave. Corridor Traffic Patterns. scan—
  257. 257A communication was received from Michael G. Hering, transmltting his approval of the North Mass. Avenue Sewer Separation and Surface scan—
  258. 258A communicaiton from Denise DiIanni, WGBH, Executive Producer, Local programming, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council recognizing her work towards the needs of the community. scan—
  259. 259A communication from Michael Turk, transmitting a letter enclosing an analysis of the study describing the impact of the end of rent control. scan—
  260. 260260S A communication from John P. DeVillars Regional Administrator, transmitting a letter regarding complaints against the Rhode Island Department of Transportation for violations of two environmental statutes. scanApr 13
  261. 261261S A communicaiton was received from Walter C. Willett, M.D., Dr. P.H., transmitting his strong endorsement of the plan developed for the renovation of Mass. Ave. North of Harvard Square. scanApr 13
  262. 262262S A communication was received from John Burckardt, transmitting a letter regarding his support for the North Mass. Ave. Project. scanApr 13
  263. 263263S A communicaiton was received from Louise Bergeror, transmitting her support for the North Mass. Ave. Project. scanApr 13
  264. 264264S A communication was received from Craig Furman, transmitting his support of the proposed North Massachusetts Avenue Project. scanApr 13
  265. 265265S A communication was received from Stephen H. Kaiser, transmitting a letter regarding the design and process of North Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 13
  266. 266266S A communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Rep., 8th Suffolk District, transmitting a letter of thanks for the City Council's support for legislation to restore authority to cities and towns to determine appropriate areas for sitings telecommunications towers through local zoning and bylaws. scanApr 13
  267. 267267S A communication was received from Karen Carmean, transmitting a letter expressing her opposition to any more building at Fresh Pond. scanApr 13
  268. 268268S A communication was received from Michael J. Quinn, transmitting a letter regarding the proposed North Massachusetts Avenue Project. scanApr 13
  269. 269269S A report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a meeting held on March 18, 1998 for the purpose of having a preliminary discussion of the FY '99 School Department Budget. scanApr 13
  270. 270270S A report from Councillor Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee, for a meeting held on March 24, 1998 for the purpose of discussing plans for maintenance of theCity's parks for City Hall landscaping work, and plans for traffic island and other landscaping. scanApr 13
  271. 271271S A report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on March 25, 1998 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code to regulate the utliiation of "privatization contracts" by which the City contracts with private entities to perform services previously provided by City employees. scanApr 13
  272. 272272S A report from Councillor Russell, Chair of the Elder Affairs Committee for two meetings held on April 1, 198 for the purpose of discussing concerns of residents regarding the North Mass Ave. Road Construction Project. scanApr 13
  273. 273273S A report from Councillor Born, Chair of the Housing and Community Development and Public Service Committee, for a joint meeting held on April 8, 1998 for the purpose of considering the N. Mass Ave. roadway construction project and to take public testimony regarding the current design plans. scanApr 13
  274. 274274S A communication was received from Mayor Duehay, transmitting a letter from U.S. Senator John F. Kerry in response to the relationship between the FCC and states and localities in controlling the siting of telecommunications towers. scanApr 13
  275. 275275S A communication was received from Michael Halle, transmitting a letter of support for the city's proposed North Massachusetts Avenue construction plan. scanApr 13
  276. 276276S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-four, regarding a report on the bicycle accident on Cambridge Street and recommendations to prevent further occurrences. scanApr 27
  277. 277277S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight, regarding a pedestrian and traffic analysis on Holworthy Street. scanApr 27
  278. 278278S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding a report on the communication from James Williamson concerning the Holmes proposal. scanApr 27
  279. 279279S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Four and Six, regarding a report on renovations to the women's bathroom and information on the relocation of City offices for renovations. scanApr 27
  280. 280280S Relative to an update on recent and upcoming Job Fairs. scanApr 27
  281. 281281S Relative to report on the accomplishments and status of the Permit Streamlining effort. scanApr 27
  282. 282282S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve, regarding report on the enhancement of the Charles River Basin plan. scanApr 27
  283. 283283S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirteen, regarding a report on community policing and police presence on Columbia Street. scanApr 27
  284. 284284S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen, regarding a report on repaving Dickerson Street. scanApr 27
  285. 285285S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixteen, regarding a report on what regulations currently in place to prevent airborne or other contaminants during the construction of the former Polaroid site. scanApr 27
  286. 286286S Relative to additional information requested by the City Council on Calendar Item Number Three. scanApr 27
  287. 287287S A communication was received from Carl F. Barron, Putnam Furniture Leasing company, Inc., transmitting a letter regarding public toilets in Central Square. scanApr 27
  288. 288288S A communication was received from Ruth & Ulysses Gore, transmitting a document from the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Isaac W. Taylor Post No. 2443, regarding papers found in the "old" quarters. scanApr 27
  289. 289289S A communication was received from Neil L. Rudenstine, Harvard University, transmitting a letter of warmest appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the ARTS FIRST Festival. scanApr 27
  290. 290290S A communication was received Michael J. Quinn, transmitting a letter regarding the proposed North Massachusetts Avenue Project. scanApr 27
  291. 291291S A communication was received from the family of Margaret M. (Mingle) Rondina, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on their mother's behalf. scanApr 27
  292. 292292S A communication was received from Annie Amendola, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council wishing her happy birthday greetings. scanApr 27
  293. 293293S A communication was received from Ellen Driscoll and Tom Sleigh transmitting concern about vibrations on Stinson Court. scanApr 27
  294. 294294S A communication was received from Sylvia McDowell, thanking members of the Council for the resolution passed in February in honor of the library's acquisition of the papers of Ruth M. Batson. scanApr 27
  295. 295295S A communication was received from the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) transmitting information sent to the State Board of Building Regulations and Standards regarding 784 Memorial Drive. scanApr 27
  296. 296296S A communication was received from Robert J. Leonard, transmitting a letter of concern regarding the very loud noises emanating from the city sidewalk sweeping machines. scanApr 27
  297. 297297S A communication was received from George Teso, transmitting a letter of appreciation for naming the conference room at the Traffic Parking and Transportation Department in his honor. scanApr 27
  298. 298298S A communication was received from Craig A. Kelley expressing concern on the process to redesign Northern Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 27
  299. 299299S A communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, Vice-Chair of the North Cambridge stabilization Committee informing the Council that the NCSC does not consider the conversation ended on the Massachusetts Avenue "Upgrade" process or project. scanApr 27
  300. 300300S A communication was received from David Hoicka, et al., regarding the planned eviction of Moody's Falafel Palace at 25 Central Square. scanApr 27
  301. 301301S A Communication was received from Cheryl Ann Welch, Secretary/Treasurer of RCMP requesting a response to the safety and density issues regarding the Just-A-Start project at 2525 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 27
  302. 302302S Possible Municipal Code Amendment which would alter the hours of operation of city offices. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanApr 27
  303. 303303S Opposition to the area code for the City of Cambridge being changed. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #56 scanApr 27
  304. 304304S City Council supports increased funding for the Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP). Councillor Born Order #71 scanApr 27
  305. 305305S Status report on CHA tenants to pay their rents by automatic withdrawal. Councillor Russell Order #74 scanApr 27
  306. 306306S Legal opinion about City Council involvement in the union election at Somerville Hospital Councillor Reeves Order #90 scanApr 27
  307. 307307S Response on scheduling a meeting with the North Cambridge Crime Task Force to set goals and objectives that will be mutually beneficial to the Police Department and the Task Force. scanMay 4
  308. 308308S Response as to whether drawings reviewed and approved by City offices such as Inspectional Services or the Board of Zoning Appeals include mechanicals. scanMay 4
  309. 309309S Response of providing Diabetes Screening Test to all interested City employees. scanMay 4
  310. 310310S Communication was received from Barry Zevin regarding the Bulfinch Companies' development proposal for 205 and 210 Broadway. scanMay 4
  311. 311311S Communication was received from Albert C. vonPuell, Business and Political Consultant, Community and Neighborhoods and Educational Consultants & Developers, regarding an appropriate site for the new library. scanMay 4
  312. 312312S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities, Cambridge Electric Light Company and Commonwealth Gas Company, transmitting the condensed Financial return for the year ended December 31, 1997. scanMay 4
  313. 313313S Communication was received from Charles T. Hinds, President, East Cambridge Planning Team, regarding the Lechmere Station Name Change. scanMay 4
  314. 314314S Communication was received from Monique Joseph regarding concern from residents of 59 Norfolk Street and Porter Road relative to events in their buildings, supported by the Campaign to Save 2000 Homes and Eviction Free Zone. scanMay 4
  315. 315315S Communication was received from John Pitkin, President, Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Assoc. transmitting the Association's support for the efforts of the campaign to Stop the Knafel Center. scanMay 4
  316. 316316S Communication was received from John Pitkin, President, Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Assoc. transmitting the Association's support for Mid-Cambridge need for a library regarding of the outcome of the Library 21 process. scanMay 4
  317. 317317S Communication was received from the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) transmitting a memorandum regarding environmental concerns, curb cut relocation and the building permit for a 577 car garage and the withdrawal of the Spaulding and Slye curb cut relocation. scanMay 4
  318. 318318S Establish an International Historical Trust and Reconciliation Commission. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanMay 4
  319. 319319S Warren Pals Memorial Memorial Mass May 17th at 8:45 AM at St. Francis Church. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Born Order #9 scanMay 4
  320. 320320S Citizens of Cambridge be cognizant of the Santo Christo Feast on May 16th and 17th. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanMay 4
  321. 321321S Cancel the City Council meeting of June 29, 1998. Councillor Russell, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Born, Reeves, Toomey and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #18 scanMay 4
  322. 322322S Forward the City Council agenda to the Rules Committee for possible revision. Councillor Russell Order #22 scanMay 4
  323. 323323S Temporary Rules be adopted as the "Rules for 1998-1999." Councillor Davis Order #23 scanMay 4
  324. 324324S Cambridge residents to take great care in their use of or disposal of unsafe consumer products. Councillor Davis Order #28 scanMay 4
  325. 325325S Request Cambridge's delegation to designate a labor court to help elevate the backlog of employment cases. Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanMay 4
  326. 326326S Commend Cambridge Savings Bank for developing and implementing housing stabilization, refinancing, education and job training programs for Cambridge property owners and tenants. Mayor Duehay Order #39 scanMay 4
  327. 327"Kick-off" the 8th Annual Summer Jobs Campaign on Tuesday, April 28th. Mayor Duehay Order #40 scanMay 4
  328. 328Request District Attorney Tom Reilly investigate the alleged illegalities in connection with the recent "sales" of 59 Norfolk Street and 6 Porter Road. Mayor Duehay Order #70 scanMay 4
  329. 329Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting thanks and appreciation from the members of the School Committee on efforts to have the streets around the elementary schools marked. scanMay 4
  330. 330A report from Councillor Born, Chair of the Housing and Community Development Committee, for a meeting held on April 1, 1998 for the purpose of discussing a report from the Community Development Department on establishing a policy which would achieve the goal of maintaining and fostering new small businesses. scanMay 4
  331. 331A report from Councillor Born, Chair of the Housing and Community Development Committee, for a meeting held on April 1, 1998 for the purpose of discussing the effects of the end of rent control and to set affordable housing priorities. scanMay 4
  332. 332A communication on an information packet from the Massachusetts Municipal Association. scanMay 4
  333. 333A communication on a report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a meeting held on April 3, 1998 for the purpose of discussing staffing levels at the Police Department. scanMay 4
  334. 334A communication from the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) transmitting a memorandum from Harold Cox, Chief Public Health Officer, concerning the Public Health Department concerns over the 784 Memorial Drive site. scanMay 4
  335. 335A communication was received on a report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Rules Committee, for a meeting held on March 25, 1998, to discuss the changing of the name of the Cable TV and Communication Committee and to outline the duties of the committee. scanMay 4
  336. 336336S Report on the possibility of relocating the bus stop at the intersection of Trowbridge and Cambridge Streets. scanMay 11
  337. 337337S Report on the communications from Gerald Bergman concerning 210 Broadway-Bullfinch Company Development. scanMay 11
  338. 338338S Relative to amendments to the Charter and addendum. scanMay 11
  339. 339339S Regarding improving the safety of underground garages. scanMay 11
  340. 340340S Regarding a report on the progress of University Park Development. scanMay 11
  341. 341341S Communication was received from Senator Warren E. Tolman, transmitting thanks for the resolution regarding the Housing Bond Bill. scanMay 11
  342. 342342S Communication was received from Mim Kelber, Interim-President & Co-Founder and Susan Davis, Executive Director, Women's Environment and Development Organization transmitting thanks for the heartfelt condolences on behalf of Bella Abzug. scanMay 11
  343. 343343S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities regarding the request for comments from municipalities to review standards employed by public utility operators when restoring municipal street surfaces after performing excavations. scanMay 11
  344. 344344S Memorandum was received from Lenore Schloming, Small Property Owners Association, transmitting information regarding distorted data given to City Councillors. scanMay 11
  345. 345345S Communication was received from Stephen Helfer, transmitting a letter of his disappointment with the laws prohibiting smoking in Cambridge parks. scanMay 11
  346. 346346S Communication was received from David Hoicka, transmitting a letter relative to the Charter Reform to Enhance City Council and Voter Powers. scanMay 11
  347. 347347S Cancellation of the September 21, 1998 City Council meeting in honor of the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah. Councillor Davis Order #32 scanMay 11
  348. 348348S Encouragement of employees in company sponsored volunteer programs. Councillor Russell Order #35 scanMay 11
  349. 349Executive session to discuss pending litigation involving the Police Department. Councillor Triantafillou Order #41 scanMay 11
  350. 350Postpone the hearing and decision on Minuteman Trolley to increase the number of trolleys. Mayor Duehay, Councillors Born, Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #64 scanMay 11
  351. 351Communication was received from Mayor Duehay, transmitting a letter from Kristen Vermilyea, regarding appreciation for the cooperation and support they received from the Cambridge Police Officers on detail on the evening of the production of the CNN television spot filmed in Harvard Square on April 6, 1998. scanMay 11
  352. 352A report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on April 14, 1998 for the purpose of receiving an update on staff work toward a method of regulating the appearance and locations of newsboxes. scanMay 11
  353. 353A report from Vice Mayor Galluccio, Chair of the Veterans Committee, for a meeting held on April 29, 1998 for the purpose of discussing increased involvement of youth groups in the Memorial Day Parade. scanMay 11
  354. 354A report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for meetings held on April 15 and April 29, 1998 for the purpose of transmitting an order requesting the establishment of an Interdepartmental Committee on Census 2000. scanMay 11
  355. 355A report from Councillor Russell, Chair of the Government Operations Committee, for a meeting held on April 8, 1998 for the purpose of a facilitated meeting to consider its goals in relation to the FY99 budget and to consider the format of the City Council Meeting as it relates to deliberation. scanMay 11
  356. 356Support the Environmental Justice Grant submitted by North Cambridge residents. Councillor Born Order #31 of May 4, 1998 scanMay 11
  357. 357Market survey of Central Square retail needs. scanMay 18
  358. 358Report on the data that will be collected to learn more about the status of quality of Cambridge traffic. scanMay 18
  359. 359The walk light at Massachusetts Avenue and Prospect Street and whether a pedestrian-only cycle can be included. scanMay 18
  360. 360Report on the reduction project-based Section 8 housing units available at Walden Square and Fresh Pond Apartments. scanMay 18
  361. 361Status report on police presence on Columbia Street. scanMay 18
  362. 362Request for the City Council to move to Executive Session for the purpose of discussing pending litigation. scanMay 18
  363. 363Report on the "Jersey Barriers" placed at the Elmwood Avenue intersection. scanMay 18
  364. 364Report on what City policies exist that regulate public buildings and their availability to the public. scanMay 18
  365. 365Report on the process to revise the procedures for siting public monuments and art in Cambridge with the current procedures as well as a survey of other American cities. scanMay 18
  366. 366Communication was received from the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) Co-Chairs, transmitting continuing concerns about City permits being issued, without proper procedures being followed for the proposed project at 784 Memorial Drive. scanMay 18
  367. 367Communication was received from Nancy Hall, Cambridge Eviction Free Zone, transmitting concern involving Section 8 tenants. scanMay 18
  368. 368Communication was received from Davis Hoicka, transmitting a memo regarding Charter Reform to Enhance City Council and Voter Powers with Council Appointment of Boards and Commissions. scanMay 18
  369. 369Communication was received from Michael Brandon, transmitting a State Ethics Commission Advisory Guidelines for Municipal Officials Voting on budgets which include Salaries for Family Members. scanMay 18
  370. 370370S Communication was received from Mary Bonina, Program Coordinator, The Literacy Project, Cambridge Public Library, transmitting an invitation to the eighth annual evening of recognition honoring fifty volunteers and students who have been involved in the program this year on May 28, 1998 at the Central Square Branch Library. scanMay 18
  371. 371371S Communication was received from Mario Torroella, transmitting support of the proposed redevelopment of Neville Manor. scanMay 18
  372. 372372S Communication was received from Robin Andeika, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the death of her brother, Lance Fulton, Jr. scanMay 18
  373. 373373S Prepare a letter to TV and radio stations requesting they differentiate between the locale of the crime and the locale of the trial. Councillor Russell Order #24 scanMay 18
  374. 374374S Protection of basic workers rights on construction projects in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #55 scanMay 18
  375. 375375S Report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on April 28, 1998 for the purpose of considering reports from the City Manager's Truck Traffic Advisory Committee. scanMay 18
  376. 376376S Report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on May 6, 1998 for the purpose of discussing and hearing from the public on the goals of the City Council relative to traffic and transportation issues. scanMay 18
  377. 377377S Report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on May 13, 1998 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to change the zoning in Area Four. scanMay 18
  378. 378378S Report from Councillor Triantafillou, Chair of the Health and Hospital Committee, for a meeting held on April 2, 1998 for the purpose of discussing the Cambridge Health commission report "1998 Public Health Assessment: Improving the Health of Cambridge." scanMay 18
  379. 379379S Material distributed for presentation at the City Council meeting on transportation for Senior Citizens made by the Human Services Department. scanJun 1
  380. 380380S Report on when Sleeper Park is scheduled for renovations and whether some repairs can be made now. scanJun 1
  381. 381381S Report on whether the garage and ramps for the housing development at the corner of Walden and Garden Streets conform with relevant rules, regulations and safety standards. scanJun 1
  382. 382382S Report on whether a crosswalk could be installed in Central Square, between Bioran and Cezanne/Economy Hardware. scanJun 1
  383. 383383S Report on bicycle patrols in the area of Walden Square and Fresh Pond Apartments on evenings and weekends. scanJun 1
  384. 384384S Report on the removal of dead shrubbery from the Haggerty School parking lot. scanJun 1
  385. 385385S Report on the instituting truck traffic enforcement on Saturday mornings in the vicinity of Rindge, Putnam and Concord Avenues. scanJun 1
  386. 386386S Report on the possibility of the City of one of the affordable housing non-profit agencies purchasing 59 Norfolk Street and 6 Porter Road. scanJun 1
  387. 387387S Report on traffic improvement measures for the intersection of Cedar and Harvey streets during the North Massachusetts Avenue construction. scanJun 1
  388. 388388S Report on information on how the safety to pedestrians of underground garage exists can be improved. scanJun 1
  389. 389389S Report on roadway conditions and enforcement of the speed limit for trucks traveling on Broadway, Kirkland and Cambridge Streets. scanJun 1
  390. 390390S Report on affordable housing project for Avon Hill. scanJun 1
  391. 391391S Report on whether Watertown is providing traffic mitigation measures for the former Western Electric Plant on Mount Auburn Street. scanJun 1
  392. 392392S Report on cost-of-living adjustment legislation for retirees. scanJun 1
  393. 393393S Report on the City's activities pertaining to the City Council priority "Broaden Citizen Participation." scanJun 1
  394. 394394S Report on how taxable property may be converted to non-taxable property. scanJun 1
  395. 395395S Communication was received from Michael Brandon, transmitting his view of the City's okaying the destruction of public shade trees without required notice or hearing. scanJun 1
  396. 396396S Communication was received from the Energy Facilities Siting Board, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, transmitting a notice of public hearing. scanJun 1
  397. 397397S Communication was received form Suzanne Pearce, President, Cambridge-Yerevan Sister City Association, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the 83rd Anniversary of the Armenia Genocide. scanJun 1
  398. 398398S Communication was received from Eve and Liz Abzug, transmitting deepest gratitude for the resolution adopted by the City Council in memory of their mother. scanJun 1
  399. 399399S Communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Representative, 8th Suffolk District, transmitting his support of legislation to increase the required age of wearing a bicycle helmet form age twelve to age seventeen. scanJun 1
  400. 400400S Communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Representative, 8th Suffolk District, transmitting his support of legislation to restore authority to cities and towns to determine appropriate areas for siting telecommunications towers through local zoning and by-laws. scanJun 1
  401. 401401S Communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Representative, 8th Suffolk District, transmitting his support for House Bill 5291, "An Act to Support New Communities and Preserve the State's investment in Affordable Housing." scanJun 1
  402. 402402S Communication was received from Roman Jackson, transmitting his appreciation to the City Council for the resolution adopted congratulating him on his election to the National Academy of Science at MIT. scanJun 1
  403. 403403S Communication was received from Jonathan O. Cole, M.D., transmitting his strong opposition to building a West Cambridge Youth Center on the Fresh Pond Reservation. scanJun 1
  404. 404404S Communication was received from Skip Scholming, Small Property Owners Association, transmitting a letter regarding the tenant group that was omitted from the Study Presentation to the City Council. scanJun 1
  405. 405405S Communication was received from Sheldon Cohen and family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution and dedication of Sheldon Cohen Island on May 17, 1998. scanJun 1
  406. 406406S Communication was received from Julia O. Gregory, transmitting a letter of opposition to the Bulfinch Development sent to Camp, Dresser and McKee. scanJun 1
  407. 407407S Communication was received from Doris Sommer, Professor, Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, Harvard University, transmitting her concern about the possibility of development in the Harvard Square area. scanJun 1
  408. 408408S Communication was received from the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) Co-Chairs, transmitting new documents pertaining to proposed project by 784 Memorial Drive, LLC. scanJun 1
  409. 409409S Communication was received from James Williamson, transmitting an announcement relative to a vigil at the MIT Commencement in honor of Lori Berenson who has bee in prison for 2½ years in Peru. scanJun 1
  410. 410410S Communication was received from David Hoicka, transmitting a letter on Charter Reform to Change Election of Mayor. scanJun 1
  411. 411411S Communication was received from Al Vellucci, transmitting a letter and newspaper article regarding the future of Neville Manor. scanJun 1
  412. 412412S Communication was received from Alice K. Wolf, State Representative, transmitting her support for legislation regarding cost-of-living adjustments for City Retirees. scanJun 1
  413. 413413S Communication was received from Joseph D. Power, Business Representative New England Regional Council of Carpenters, AFL-CIO, transmitting a letter re-affirming opposition to the Gregory Petition for 205 and 210 Broadway. scanJun 1
  414. 414414S Schedule a meeting with the Cambridge legislative delegation on the subject of truck traffic regulations. Councillor Davis Order #59 scanJun 1
  415. 415415S "An Act Relative to the Annual Cost of Living Adjustments for Retirees." Two orders adopted. scanJun 1
  416. 416416S Potential use of existing open space in Kendall Square. scanJun 8
  417. 417417S A report on the matter related to roadway conditions and bus routes referred to in a communication from John Hansen of Green Street. scanJun 8
  418. 418418S A report on the cleanup of graffiti and trash on the railroad tracks next to Cambridgeport Commons. scanJun 8
  419. 419419S Regarding further information on what City policies exist that regulate public buildings and their availability to the public. scanJun 8
  420. 420420S A report on the number of internships and job placements that have been generated in Cambridge firms including of Office of Workforce Development and CRLS. scanJun 8
  421. 421421S A report on youth programming in the City's youth centers. scanJun 8
  422. 422422S A report on the effectiveness of enforcement of the night time truck ban on River Street. scanJun 8
  423. 423423S Sundry petitions were received from residents in opposition to the Leo Anderson Petition and all zoning changes included in it. scanJun 8
  424. 424424S A communication was received from the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) transmitting continuing concerns about City permits being issued. scanJun 8
  425. 425425S A communication was received from Adriane Bishko, transmitting a letter regarding the rents/operating costs that Harvard University charges the small shops along Massachusetts Avenue between 1609-1613. scanJun 8
  426. 426426S A communication was received from Norine M. Phillipp, transmitting support of the proposed redevelopment of the Neville Manor Nursing Home. scanJun 8
  427. 427427S A communication was received from Maryalice Foley, transmitting her grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Rita A. Foley. scanJun 8
  428. 428A communication was received from Skip Schloming, Small Property Owners Association requesting permission to previous letter regarding the omission of a tenant group from the previous letter regarding the omission of a tenant group from the study presentation to the City Council because he was not able to stay for the 6/1/98 meeting. scanJun 8
  429. 429A communications was received from Jonathon Muskrak, transmitting a letter on behalf of Recycle for Gold, the Special Olympics Massachusetts fund-raiser seeking official endorsement of the program. scanJun 8
  430. 430A petition signed by 1,557 supporters of Central Barbership, Crimson Cleaners, Three Acres Pizza and Looks requesting Harvard Review the current lease proposals and negotiate affordable rents that will allow the businesses to remain at 1607-1613 Mass. Ave. in the Agassiz Neighborhood. scanJun 8
  431. 431Report on police coverage in the Mount Auburn neighborhood area. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #21 scanJun 8
  432. 432Workshop on starting your own business is being offered by the Cambridge Business Development Center. Councillor Russell Order #36 scanJun 8
  433. 433Report on the current status of state funding to the schools and steps taken to remedy the deficiencies with the school department special education services. Councillor Triantfillou Order #37 scanJun 8
  434. 434A report from Councillor Katherine Triantafillou, Chair of the Health of Hospital Committee for a meeting held on May 12, 1998 to discuss plans for Neville Manor. scanJun 8
  435. 435A report from Councillor Davis, for a meeting held on May 13, 1998 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the zoning map of the City of Cambridge in the area of Northern Mass. Avenue. scanJun 8
  436. 436A communication was received from Councillor Davis for a meeting held on May 27, 1998 for the purpose of continuing discussions on the City Manager's Truck Advisory Committee Reports. scanJun 8
  437. 437437S Final Study Report for the Avon Hill Neighborhood Conservation District. scanJun 15
  438. 438438S Report on how the proposed PTDM Ordinance would affect a project such as the new Star market or the proposed Bulfinch Development. scanJun 15
  439. 439439S Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications & Energy transmitting a legal notice of an investigation to determine whether policies should be implemented to ensure the maintenance and funding of Public Interest Payphones. scanJun 15
  440. 440440S Communication was received from the North Cambridge Stabilization committee, transmitting sincere thanks for support the City Council gave to Sarah Boyer with her North Cambridge Oral History Project. scanJun 15
  441. 441441S Communication was received from Janice Zazinski, transmitting concern on behalf of the 101 Western Avenue Tenant Association on their attempt to negotiate a reasonable rent increase with their landlord. scanJun 15
  442. 442442S Communication was received from James M. Williamson, transmitting an article from the official MIT publication, TECH Talk, regarding activities on behalf of Lori Berenson at the MIT commencement. scanJun 15
  443. 443443S Communication was received from David Hoicka, transmitting a request that the City Council encourage the Green Street Productions to reschedule the rain date as promised for the Central Square Worlds Fair. scanJun 15
  444. 444444S Investigate the incident involving Peggy Averitte's automobile last weekend. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #43 scanJun 15
  445. 445445S Request John O'Brien, CEO of the Public Health Commission to be present in City Hall during the June 22, 1998 meeting of the City Council. Councillor Sullivan Order #46 scanJun 15
  446. 446446S Notification that the Boston and Maine Corporation will commence with the post emergent herbicide application program on or after July 1, 1998. scanJun 15
  447. 447447S Letter from Marion Aymie, Vice President of Human Resources, Adecco/TAD, relative to the closing of its facility located at 639 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 15
  448. 448448S Letter from Michael A. Fitzhugh, Fitzhugh & Associates, regarding his client's closing of American Express Emergency Travel Office at 100 CambridgePark Drive. scanJun 15
  449. 449449S Update on the development of Neville Manor into 100 bed Nursing Home and 71 unit assisted living facility. scanJun 15
  450. 450450S Communication was received from George Copitas, requesting permission to address the City Council regarding recently adopted legislation. scanJun 15
  451. 451451S Information document on the Tobacco Ordinance from CEO of the Cambridge Health Alliance John O'Brien and Chief Public Health Officer Harold Cox. scanJun 15
  452. 452452S Report on the clean-up of the tracks near Porter Square. scanJun 22
  453. 453453S Report on the review of the mechanism by which greater control might be achieved with regard to the visual impact of mechanical equipment on the roofs of buildings. scanJun 22
  454. 454454S Report on how the new service on Broadway will be promoted. scanJun 22
  455. 455455S Report on methods to inform the public of its opportunities to effect the variance process. scanJun 22
  456. 456456S Report on fundraising results of the Arts Council. scanJun 22
  457. 457457S Report on parking issues on Auburn Street. scanJun 22
  458. 458458S Report on further information on how the taxable property and what is the authority of the City to regulate institutional expansion. scanJun 22
  459. 459459S Report on police coverage of the Mount Auburn neighborhood and the area that Car Four covers. scanJun 22
  460. 460460S Final report on the Cambridge Library Site Selection Study. scanJun 22
  461. 461461S Communications was received from Reverend Mark Fowler, Paster, West Somerville Church of the Nazarene, transmitting notification that the Church is in the process of selling property at 48 Russell Street. scanJun 22
  462. 462462S Communication was received from Lawrence E. Morse, transmitting appreciation to the City Council for the resolution adopted on behalf of Louise B. Morse. scanJun 22
  463. 463463S Communication was received from John Pitkin, President, Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association, transmitting a request from the Association's annual meeting asking the Council and the City Manager to begin publishing an annual statistical report on the City. scanJun 22
  464. 464464S Communication was received from Clara and Dana Gallup, transmitting their concern regarding the "possible" move of the main Cambridge Library. scanJun 22
  465. 465465S Communication was received from the family of Reverend Monsignor John P. Carroll, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his behalf. scanJun 22
  466. 466466S Communication was received from the family of Ann T. Bragalone, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanJun 22
  467. 467467S Communication was received from Joseph Joseph, transmitting a letter regarding the Alewife Study Group's facts relative to the W.R. Grace Company site. scanJun 22
  468. 468468S Communication was received from David Hoicka, transmitting a letter announcing the Central Square Summer Artistic Performance. scanJun 22
  469. 469469S Communication was received from David Hoicka, transmitting a letter regarding placing on the Ballot a referendum question for Universal Affordable Health Car and Health Care Bill of Rights. scanJun 22
  470. 470470S Communication was received from Davis Hoicka, transmitting a letter regarding placing on the Ballot a referendum question regarding Affordable Housing. scanJun 22
  471. 471471S Communication was received from Elie Yarden, CNI, transmitting an update on a series of meetings between Spaulding & Slye, examining neighborhood traffic concerns, resulting from a proposed 577 car garage at 784 Memorial Drive. scanJun 22
  472. 472472S Forward information to the City Manager and the Community Development Department from the City of Boston regarding street furniture. Councillor Russell Order #23 scanJun 22
  473. 473473S Report from Councillor Reeves, Chair of the Human Services and Youth Committee, for a meeting held on May 20, 1998 for the purpose of discussing youth programming in the City of Cambridge. scanJun 22
  474. 474474S Report from Councillor Russell, Chair of the Government Operations Committee for a meeting held on May 27, 1998 for the purpose of discussing possible changes to the structure of City Council meetings to enhance deliberation, the FY2000 goal discussion meeting in September, the possibility of charter reform to change the way the Mayor is elected and the appointment of a City Clerk and City Auditor. scanJun 22
  475. 475475S Update on the cooperative efforts of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative, Spaulding & Slye and the City's Community Development and Traffic, Parking & Transportation Departments to review and mitigate traffic impacts of the Polaroid Project at 784 Memorial Drive. scanJun 22
  476. 476476S Information on the redevelopment of Neville Manor Nursing Home Water Quality Impact on Fresh Pond. scanJun 22
  477. 477477S Special Meeting held on Tuesday, June 30, 1998 at 7:00 PM regarding home rule legislation relative to Neville Manor, an order regarding eminent domain of "ComEnergy" site, transfer request of $29,297 for uniform system of exterior signage at City buildings and a curb cut at 7 Lowell Street. scanJun 30
  478. 478478S Home Rule Petition relating to the proposed renovations and reconstruction of Neville Manor. scanJun 30
  479. 479479S Legal opinion as to whether a Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) review of the Neville Manor project is required. scanJun 30
  480. 480480S Call of Special Meeting for July 27, 1998 at 5:30 PM. scanJul 27
  481. 481481S Urge Cambridge property owners to contact CASCAP about Alternative Housing Voucher Program which provides subsides and matches disabled residents with property owners and managers. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Born Order #64 scanJul 27
  482. 482482S Endorse the National League of Cities Strategic Plan and core beliefs. Mayor Duehay Order #90 scanJul 27
  483. 483483S Urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of "Sharing the Journey" at Magazine Beach on August 23, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #96 scanJul 27
  484. 484484S Cambridge will switch to water supplied by the MWRA from its water source starting August 3, 1998. Councillor Davis Order #103 scanJul 27
  485. 485485S Urge Congress to ensure that federal funding will be available for summer job programs through ERI for the summer 1999. Councillors Sullivan, Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #106 scanJul 27
  486. 486486S Re-affirm commitment to end Cambridge business with the regime of Nigeria. Councillor Davis Order #134 scanJul 27
  487. 487487S Authorize Mayor Duehay to execute the agreement between the City of Cambridge and our Sister City Yerevan, Armenia. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #162 scanJul 27
  488. 488488S Report on installing a crosswalk between Manning Apartments and Green Street entrance to City Foods supermarket. scanJul 27
  489. 489489S Report on when other areas of the City will have night bike patrols. scanJul 27
  490. 490490S Report on closing McTernan and Lawrence Streets during the Arts in the Park event. scanJul 27
  491. 491491S Report on changes in the school population that may have resulted from the end of Rent Control and what is being done to plan for and anticipate this impact. scanJul 27
  492. 492492S Report on hazardous cargo and what needs to be done to complete the ADL study. scanJul 27
  493. 493493S Planning Board recommendation on the Petition of the City Council to rezone the existing Business C-1 district on Massachusetts Avenue to a Business A-2 district designation. scanJul 27
  494. 494494S Update on the cooperative efforts of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative, Spaulding & Slye and the City's Community Development and Traffic, Parking and Transportation Departments to review and mitigate traffic impacts of the Polaroid project at 784 Memorial Drive. scanJul 27
  495. 495495S Report on pedestrian safety issues at the intersections of Vassal Lane and Walden Street, Granville Road and Vassal Lane, Fayerweather Street and Vassal Lane, Saville Street and Granville Road and Fayerweather Street and Saville Street. scanJul 27
  496. 496496S Report on whether the garage and ramp for the housing development at the corner of Walden and Garden Streets conform with relevant rules, regulations and safety standards. (Memorandum of Agreement between Inspectional Services and Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department included.) scanJul 27
  497. 497497S Report on siting public monuments and art in Cambridge. scanJul 27
  498. 498498S Report on meeting with neighbors of Kirkland and Cambridge Streets regarding truck traffic. scanJul 27
  499. 499499S Report on the policy on festivals. scanJul 27
  500. 500500S Report on the investigations of the facts surrounding the fire in the vicinity of the Agassiz School principal's car. scanJul 27
  501. 501501S Report on plans for increasing transportation to and from the youth centers and youth programs throughout the City. scanJul 27
  502. 502502S Information on the City's transition to MWRA water supply on August 3, 1998. scanJul 27
  503. 503503S Outside legal opinion as to the authority of the Water Board to approve or disapprove the Neville Manor project. scanJul 27
  504. 504504S Communication was received from Robert Travers, Harrington School, transmitting letters from Room 108 students regarding the condition of the park behind their school. scanJul 27
  505. 505505S Communication was received from Frances Wirta, Chair, Advocates for a New Main Library in Central Square, transmitting support for the site selection phase of the expansion project. scanJul 27
  506. 506506S Communication was received from the Gimigliano family, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of John Gimigliano. scanJul 27
  507. 507507S Communication was received form Mark Siegenthaler, Director, Municipal Development Programs, Department of Housing and Community Development, transmitting a revised copy of the Relocation Assistance Regulations, 760 CMR 27.00. scanJul 27
  508. 508508S Communication was received from Patricia Scaro, Christine Carlson and Robert McElroy, Jr., transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Robert McElroy. scanJul 27
  509. 509509S Communication was received from Anthony Martignetti, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the death of Anthony Martignett. scanJul 27
  510. 510510S Communication was received from Linda Smith and Family, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the death of John R. Williams. scanJul 27
  511. 511511S Communication was received from Bob Goulic, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the death of his mother. scanJul 27
  512. 512512S Communication was received from Frances Ronan, transmitting appreciation for the resolutions adopted by the City Council. scanJul 27
  513. 513513S Communication was received from Jim and Jean Miceli, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Louise Miceli. scanJul 27
  514. 514514S Communication was received from Richard E. MacCarthy, Project Engineer, CleanHarbors, transmitting a release of approximately 20 gallons of transformer oil at the Cambridge Electric Light Company at 315 Vassar Street. scanJul 27
  515. 515515S Communication was received from Steven Greenberg, transmitting his support of the Anderson Petition. scanJul 27
  516. 516516S Communication was received from S.C. Packard, Honary Secretary, International Eastleigh Esperanto Plan, requesting support for an international auxiliary language so as to improve world communication, friendship and peace. scanJul 27
  517. 517517S Communication was received from William Julius Wilson, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council congratulating him on his appointment as University Professor at Harvard University. scanJul 27
  518. 518518S Communication was received from peter Valentine transmitting information regarding the Second Amendment Right to Bear Arms. scanJul 27
  519. 519519S Communication was received from Charles T. Hinds, President, East Cambridge Planning Team, transmitting a letter regarding the Cambridge Research Park ENF. scanJul 27
  520. 520520S Communication was received from the Keough Family, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council honoring their mother, Patricia Keough. scanJul 27
  521. 521521S Communication was received from Eva J. Neer, M.D., transmitting appreciation for the resolution of congratulations by the City Council on her elections to the National Academy of Sciences. scanJul 27
  522. 522522S Communication was received from Florence Masterson Breau, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Robert J. Masterson, Jr. scanJul 27
  523. 523523S Communication was received from Dorothea Sweeney, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband, Christopher J. Sweeney. scanJul 27
  524. 524524S Communication was received from Marion Aymie, Vice President, Human Resources, Adecco/TAD, transmitting notice of the intention of permanently closing the entire facility located at 639 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 27
  525. 525525S Communication was received from Roslyn L. Feldberg, Ph.D, Associate Director, Massachusetts Nurses Association, transmitting support for the rebuilding of Neville Manor as a nursing home. scanJul 27
  526. 526526S Communication was received from Carl F. Barron, Central Square Business Association, transmitting a letter regarding the possible new locations of Cambridge Public Library in Central Square. scanJul 27
  527. 527527S Communication was received from Chuck Swartz, 1707 Cambridge Street, requesting that the issue of truck traffic on Cambridge Street be discussed at the City Council Meeting. scanJul 27
  528. 528528S Communication was received from John Deacon, Sierra Club, Greater Boston Club Chair, transmitting concern regarding the City of Cambridge's view on city-owned open space as "free" land for public or semi-public projects. scanJul 27
  529. 529529S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, transmitting concern relative to the Federal EPA's declined support of the Environmental Justice Grant requested by Alewife Neighbors, Inc. scanJul 27
  530. 530530S Communication was received from Martha J. Older, 19 Cameron Avenue, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council concerning the police assault and arrest of Native Americans and supporters observing the 28th National Day of Mourning. scanJul 27
  531. 531531S Communication was received form Joseph G. Grassi, requesting the City Council's support for the eminent domain taking of the ComEnergy site for the purpose of open space and other public use. scanJul 27
  532. 532532S Communication was received from Teri and Jimmy Keough, transmitting appreciation for the memorial dedicated in honor of their mother, Patricia Keough at the Broadway Main Library. scanJul 27
  533. 533533S Communication was received from Joseph D. Power, Business Representative, New England Regional Council of Carpenters, AFL-CIO, transmitting opposition to the Anderson Petition. scanJul 27
  534. 534534S Communication was received from Nancy Hall, Cambridge Eviction Free Zone, transmitting concern relative to the increase in problems for low and moderate income tenants coming from condo conversions. scanJul 27
  535. 535535S Communication was received from Natalie Smith, Working Committee Cambridge Campaign for a Living Wage, transmitting thanks to the City Council for meeting with members of the Campaign. scanJul 27
  536. 536536S Communication was received from David Hoicka, 10 Lopez Street, transmitting a letter regarding the Ballot Referendum to move the Nuclear Reactor from Cambridge. scanJul 27
  537. 537537S Communication was received from Charles T. Hinds, President, East Cambridge Planning Team, transmitting support of eminent domain taking of Com/Energy site for public use. scanJul 27
  538. 538538S Communication was received from Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI), transmitting a memorandum regarding two recent developments relative to the proposed development of 784 Memorial Drive LLC/Spaulding & Slye. scanJul 27
  539. 539539S Communication was received from Gerald Berg, requesting information regarding site locations where Cambridge children can receive breakfast, lunch and snacks after August 15, 1998 as part of the fully reimbursed Federal Summer Food Program for Children. scanJul 27
  540. 540540S Communication was received from Judith James, 329 Harvard Street, transmitting concern about the condo conversion law in Cambridge. scanJul 27
  541. 541541S Communication was received from the 6 Porter Road Tenants' Association, transmitting concern regarding the purchase of 6 Porter Road. scanJul 27
  542. 542542S Report was received from Vice Mayor Galluccio, Chair of the Economic Development Committee for a meeting held on June 3, 1998 for the purpose of discussing how to increase union apprenticeship opportunities for Cambridge residents. scanJul 27
  543. 543543S Report was received from Councillor Reeves, Chair of the Human Services and Youth Committee, for a meeting held on July 9, 1998 for the purpose of hearing from pre-teen youth about current youth programs and programming needs. scanJul 27
  544. 544544S Report was received from Councillor Reeves, Chair of the Human Services and Youth Committee, for a meeting held on July 14, 1998 for the purpose of hearing from teenage youth about current youth programs and program needs. scanJul 27
  545. 545545S Communication was received from the Department of Food and Agriculture regarding the MBTA Yearly Operational Plan to apply herbicides to locations including Cambridge and Massachusetts Department of Food and Agricultural Notice of Plan Submission. scanJul 27
  546. 546546S Communication was received from Vice Mayor Galluccio, transmitting a letter to Neil Rudenstine, President, Harvard University urging Harvard University to adopt a responsible employer plan comparable to the City of Cambridge's Responsible Employer Ordinance. scanJul 27
  547. 547547S Communication was received from Mayor Duehay, transmitting a communication from Thomas Gawrys, Public Affairs, MWRA, transmitting a press release regarding improving drinking water by new pH settings. scanJul 27
  548. 548548S Communication was received from Mayor Duehay, transmitting notification that a Phase I Initial Site Investigation Report and Tier Classification has been completed for the location numbered 603 Concord Avenue. scanJul 27
  549. 549549S Communication was received from Mayor Duehay, transmitting a memorandum regarding our Sister City Agreement with Yerevan, Armenia. scanJul 27
  550. 550550S Report on how building height is determined. scanJul 27
  551. 551551S Concerns over the siting of a new nursing home at Fresh Pond Reservation. Councillor Davis Order #39 of June 22, 1998 scanJul 27
  552. 552552S Report on the possibility of funding Girl's LEAP workshops and courses. scanJul 27
  553. 553553S Copies of the minutes of the first three meetings of the Neville Manor Site Advisory Committee. scanJul 27
  554. 554554S Information relative to 929 House status. scanJul 27
  555. 555555S Communication from the Emergency Management Director relative to information on flood relief. scanJul 27
  556. 556556S No Action Taken - Establish thresholds for professional traffic analysis to the Traffic and Transportation Sub-Committee of the City Council. Councillor Davis Order #95 scanSep 14
  557. 557557S No Action Taken - Communication from HMFH Architects, Inc. regarding the Library site selection. Councillor Davis Order #99 scanSep 14
  558. 558No Action Taken - Urge Levi Company and Ackerly billboards be respectful of the community by not placing offensive advertisements with the City. Councillor Davis Order #101 scanSep 14
  559. 559No Action Taken – Schedule a hearing to discuss the racial climate in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #105 scanSep 14
  560. 560Report on the feasibility of establishing an Open Space Acquisition Fund, the conversion of City-owned vacant land for open space and the use of the Volpe National Transportation property for open space respectively. scanSep 14
  561. 561Home rule petition entitled "An Act Relative to the Cambridge Public Health Commission." Councillor Toomey Order #29 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 14
  562. 562Establish a Green Ribbon Open Space Committee with representation from every neighborhood in the City. Councillor Born Order #140 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 14
  563. 563Report on taking by "eminent domain" the property known as the ComEnergy site. scanSep 14
  564. 564Communication was received from Councillor Russell, Chair of the Government Operations Committee for a meeting held on September 8, 1998 for the purpose of continuing discussion the goal setting training, particularly with respect to the citizen input portion. scanSep 14
  565. 565Communication was received from Councillor Russell, Chair of the Government Operations Committee for a meeting held on August 14, 1998 for the purpose of discussing the City Council's FY 2000 goal setting training with the trainer/facilitator Roberta Miller. scanSep 14
  566. 566Communication from Executive Director of the Historical Commission Charles Sullivan, relative to the Central Square Oral History Project. scanSep 14
  567. 567Copy of the 1998 Crime Report for January 1st through June 30th, 1998 from the Cambridge Police Department. scanSep 14
  568. 568568S No Action Taken – Encourage MIT to enact practices and policies comparable to the City's Responsible Employer Ordinance. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #134 scanSep 14
  569. 569569S Report on the status of the frequently unoperational elevators at 30 Churchill Avenue. scanSep 28
  570. 570570S Report on resurfacing the bricks in the area of the Central Square Library/ Manning Apartments. scanSep 28
  571. 571571S Report on adding public housing development to the Summer in the City Program. scanSep 28
  572. 572572S Report on the unscheduled closing of the MDC McCrehan Pool. scanSep 28
  573. 573573S Report on the construction activities at 2277 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 28
  574. 574574S Status of the building at 132 Oxford Street/27 Forest Street. scanSep 28
  575. 575575S Report on hazardous cargo truck accidents. scanSep 28
  576. 576576S Report on Media One's marketing practices. scanSep 28
  577. 577577S Report on the Community Development's current schedule for considering reduction on FAR in commercial districts. scanSep 28
  578. 578578S Update on a report on asbestos testing at Russell Field MDC properties and the W.R. Grace site. scanSep 28
  579. 579579S Communication was received from the Sebastiao family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the dedications of the Manuel C. Sebastiao Square. scanSep 28
  580. 580580S Communication was received from Larry Grossman, AIA, Add, Inc., transmitting a letter regarding the proposed building at One Cambridge Place. scanSep 28
  581. 581581S Communication was received from Leland D. Cott, FAIA, Principal transmitting a letter regarding One Cambridge Place. scanSep 28
  582. 582582S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting a communication on why the populous election came into being. scanSep 28
  583. 583583S Communication was received from Stephen D. Coan, State Fire Marshall, transmitting information on the Environmental Protection Agency's federal mandated deadline regarding the removal of single wall bare steel underground storage tanks. scanSep 28
  584. 584584S Communication was received from Peter M. Bochnak, Associate Director, Harvard University, transmitting a copy of the Harvard University and Radcliffe College revised Hazardous Waste Contingency Plan for the Cambridge and Allston campuses. scanSep 28
  585. 585585S Communication was received from Senator John F. Kerry, transmitting information relative to transportation planning. scanSep 28
  586. 586586S Communication was received from Mary Grassi, transmitting sincere thanks for the thoughtfulness of the City Council on the resolution wishes her a speedy recovery. scanSep 28
  587. 587587S Communication was received from the family of Josie Muolo, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanSep 28
  588. 588588S Communication was received from Mary V. Bakas and family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Angelone G. Bakas. scanSep 28
  589. 589589S Communication was received from the Cambridge Business Development Center, transmitting information regarding upcoming fall programs and business planning seminar. scanSep 28
  590. 590590S Communication was received from Peggy, Johnnie and Meghan Sarchioni, transmitting thanks for the thoughtfulness of the City Council. scanSep 28
  591. 591591S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley Esq. Chair, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, transmitting support for the townhouse proposal for 2425 Massachusetts Avenue, the site of the former used car lot. scanSep 28
  592. 592592S Communication was received from Dr. Gerburg Wulf, transmitting concern relative to the increased traffic on Hancock and Centre Street. scanSep 28
  593. 593593S Communication was received from Mary L. Cottrell, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting a notice of public hearing and request for comments by the Department of Telecommunications and Energy and the Energy Facilities Siting Board and Public Notice of proposed rulemaking. scanSep 28
  594. 594594S Communication was received from Carl F. Barron, transmitting a letter regarding the possible library site in Central Square. scanSep 28
  595. 595595S Communication was received from Daniel W. Burkhardt, Special Assistant to the President, Director of correspondence and Presidential Messages, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council relative to Chiapas, Mexico and the School of the Americas. scanSep 28
  596. 596596S Communication was received from Lenore Feigenbaum, for the Robeson Committee, transmitting grateful appreciation for a resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of the Paul Robeson Centennial Planning Committee. scanSep 28
  597. 597597R Communication was received from George Copitas, requesting that he be allowed to speak at the City Council meeting of September 14, 1998. scanSep 28
  598. 598598S Communication was received from Arvilla J. Sarazen, Secretary, CCSCAC, transmitting sundry letters requesting a crosswalk, from the bus stop at Bigelow Street to the opposite side of Massachusetts Avenue between the YMCA and the Senior Center. scanSep 28
  599. 599599S Communication was received from Carol Evelyn and family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Frederick Winston Evelyn. scanSep 28
  600. 600600S Communication was received from Cheryl Luper, transmitting a request to address the City Council on the issue of panhandling in Harvard Square. scanSep 28
  601. 601601S Communication was received from Mary Ann Thomason and family, transmitting deep appreciation to the City Council for the resolution adopted on behalf of their mother, Frances Catherine McCarthy. scanSep 28
  602. 602602S Communication was received from Patricia Sekler, transmitting concern about absentee ballots for both elections. scanSep 28
  603. 603603S Communication was received from Gerald Bergman, requesting the drafting of home rule legislation to lower age for voting in municipal elections from age 18 to age 16. scanSep 28
  604. 604604S Communication was received from the Co-Chair of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI), transmitting a memorandum requesting the State Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to require Polaroid Corp. and/or current owner of the 784 Memorial Drive to provide any and all information it possesses about hazardous materials including heavy metals, on the site. scanSep 28
  605. 605605S Communication was received from Maureen, Kathi, and Billy Reinstein, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Representative Bill Reinstein. scanSep 28
  606. 606606S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities, transmitting a notice of inquiry and order seeking comments regarding motion into compliance by electric companies with Section 196. scanSep 28
  607. 607607S Communication was received from Natalie Peterson, Vice President, Human Resources, Youville Lifecare, transmitting a notice of facility closing of Youville's Nursing Home. scanSep 28
  608. 608608S Statement of City Manager Robert W. Healy regarding the complaints filed by three minority women within the City. scanSep 28
  609. 609609S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, relative to the new arbory work in Central Square. scanSep 28
  610. 610610S Communication was received from the family of John Wrenn, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution of sympathy adopted by the City Council. scanSep 28
  611. 611611S Communication was received from the Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI), transmitting a memorandum regarding Polaroid Corporation/Spaulding & Slye's agreement to test for eleven heavy metals and asbestos at 784 Memorial Drive. scanSep 28
  612. 612612S Communication was received from Gerald Bergman, requesting support on an eminent domain land taking of 210 Broadway. scanSep 28
  613. 613613S Communication was received from John T. O'Connor, President, Greenworks, Inc. urging the City Council to address the environmental problems related to past production at the W.R. Grace site at 62 Whittemore Avenue. scanSep 28
  614. 614614S Communication was received from Ulysses H. Gore, transmitting thanks for the resolution wishing him a happy 80th birthday. scanSep 28
  615. 615Communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, transmitting thanks to the City Council for the nearly unanimous vote on the Anderson petition. scanSep 28
  616. 616Communication was received from Karen Nygren, transmitting a letter regarding the Lyme Properties proposal to construct new buildings on the former COM/Energy site by Kendall Square. scanSep 28
  617. 617Communication was received from David T. Johnson, Gadsby & Hannah, LLP transmitting a notice of public hearing for the Massachusetts Industrial Finance Agency on October 5, 1998 at 75 Federal Street, Boston, MA scanSep 28
  618. 618Communication was received from Nancy Zuelke, Clerk, Board of Appeals, Town of Lincoln, transmitting a notice of decision for special permits. scanSep 28
  619. 619Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, transmitting the City Council's future priorities transcribed from the September 23, 1998 meeting at the Fitzgerald School. scanSep 28
  620. 620Communication was received from Cesare DiFava, transmitting a complaint regarding Media One. scanSep 28
  621. 621Schedule a hearing to discuss the racial climate in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanSep 28
  622. 622Report from Vice Mayor Galluccio, Chair of the Claims Committee, for a meeting held on August 12, 1998 for the purpose of reviewing and making recommendations on claims against the City filed by members of the general public. scanSep 28
  623. 623Communication was received from Mayor Duehay, transmitting a communications from Stephanie S. Lovell, Executive Director, State Ethics Commission, transmitting a copy of the formal advisory opinion issued by the State Ethics Commission. scanSep 28
  624. 624Communication was received from Anne C. Leduc, Executive Director, Cambridge Retirement Board, transmitting a letter regarding Section 288 or Chapter 194. scanSep 28
  625. 625Meet with store owners to address the problem of people sitting and drinking on the benches in Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #149 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  626. 626626S The 1998 Town Gown Reports received from Cambridge College, Harvard University, Lesley College and MIT, as well as an Errata Sheet. This information also includes a two page statistical summary of information submitted by all four institutions. scanSep 28
  627. 627627S Report on the adequacy of the "left turn on arrow only" sign on Mount Auburn Street at the intersection of Aberdeen Avenue. scanOct 5
  628. 628628S Report on the accident data at the corner of Broadway and Ellery Street and the site of a new bus stop. scanOct 5
  629. 629629S Communication was received from the Carroll family transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of H. Alice DeJesus. scanOct 5
  630. 630630S Communication was received from M. Fatima Martins transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council wishing her a speedy recovery. scanOct 5
  631. 631631S Communication was received from Joseph McDonald and family transmitting thanks to the City Council for the resolution adopted on behalf of their father. scanOct 5
  632. 632632S Communication was received from George (Chip) Greenidge requesting that the City of Cambridge begin eminent domain land taking measures relative to 210 Broadway. scanOct 5
  633. 633633S Sundry petitions were received supporting the eminent domains taking of the ComEnergy site located in East Cambridge for open space and other municipal uses. scanOct 5
  634. 634634S Support the Somerville Hospital employees in forming their union. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #10 scanOct 5
  635. 635635S Cancel the November 30, 1998 City Council meeting due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Mayor Duehay Order #22 scanOct 5
  636. 636636S Urge Cambridge realtors to provide new residents with information and assistance in installing security devices. Councillor Davis Order #27 scanOct 5
  637. 637637S Hold a public hearing to discuss the future plans by MIT for undergraduate housing. Councillor Davis Order #28 scanOct 5
  638. 638638S Communication was received from Daniel Raskas, Globetrotters Inc., 139 Main Street, Cambridge transmitting a letter of notification of the facility's permanent closure and related layoffs. scanOct 5
  639. 639639S Communication was received from J. Andrew Irwin, P.E., LSP, President, transmitting a letter regarding a release of ten gallons of diesel fuel resulted from a ruptured fuel tank on a delivery truck. scanOct 5
  640. 640640S Copy of the new City Council Agenda delivery procedure drafted by Police Commissioner Ronnie Watson and approved by Robert W. Healy. scanOct 6
  641. 641641S Report on whether handguns used by the Police Department present a safety problem. scanOct 19
  642. 642642S Report on the status and condition of the Harvard Coop building at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Bow Street. scanOct 19
  643. 643643S Report on safety issues at Sherman Street and Walden Square Road. scanOct 19
  644. 644644S Report on how the description of the suspect in the recent Cambridgeport home invasion was compiled. scanOct 19
  645. 645645S Report on regulations needed to enforce idling trucks and other commercial vehicles. scanOct 19
  646. 646646S Report on electricity deregulation for city and residential electricity. scanOct 19
  647. 647647S Report on safety issues on Hancock Street scanOct 19
  648. 648648S Report on the recent "black out" on northern Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 19
  649. 649649S Report on an amendment to the code to address ultra loud car stereos and information on adopting a program such as Boston's "turn down the music." scanOct 19
  650. 650650S Report on this year's Summer Food Program scanOct 19
  651. 651651S Report on drafting an order requiring all pitbulls to be muzzled in public parks and ways. scanOct 19
  652. 652652S Report on regulations that govern dog walking at the Cambridge Cemetery. scanOct 19
  653. 653653S Report on the progress of a citywide 25-MPH speed limit. scanOct 19
  654. 654654S Report on an explanation of ongoing excavation and construction on Cambridge Street. scanOct 19
  655. 655655S Report on salary levels, work hours and duties of local building inspectors. scanOct 19
  656. 656656S Report on the possibility of extending dental benefits to those retirees who retired prior to 1983. scanOct 19
  657. 657657S Communication was received from Amina Derbali, President, Cambridge Youth Soccer, Inc., transmitting a City Council survey form on behalf of over 800 families and 1,100 children requesting that priority to inclusion to open space and playing fields be given in planning and funding decisions. scanOct 19
  658. 658658S Communication was received form Corinne Mudanni, transmitting concern for the callous disregard of her property between Richdale Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 19
  659. 659659S Communication was received from Scott Dwyer, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution of sympathy on the loss of his father. scanOct 19
  660. 660660S Communication was received from the co-chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) regarding the Board of Zoning Appeal's continuance of an appeal of a building permit issued for a 577 car garage to 784 Memorial Drive LLC/Spaulding & Slye. scanOct 19
  661. 661661S Communication was received from Jack and Carole Lee, transmitting sincere appreciation for the resolution of sympathy adopted by the City Council on behalf of Robert Charles Lee. scanOct 19
  662. 662662S Communication was received from Craig Kelley, transmitting a letter regarding the blue lines, bike lanes and the danger of turning vehicles scanOct 19
  663. 663663S Hold City Council meetings in various sections of the City at least four times during a council term. Councillor Russell Order #1 scanOct 19
  664. 664664S Report on the new nighttime truck restrictions on Kirkland Street. scanOct 19
  665. 665665S Report on the status of an ordinance requiring exterior lighting on rental properties. scanOct 19
  666. 666666S Update on youth assessment and a request for a meeting with the City Council to discuss the youth assessment process that is now under way within the Department of Human Service Program. scanOct 19
  667. 667667S Report on after school programs for 10-14 year olds. scanOct 19
  668. 668668S Special Meeting to be held on October 26, 1998 at 4:30 PM to discuss the Property Tax Rate. scanOct 26
  669. 669669S Communication was received from Edity G. Hicks transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted on behalf of her husband William C. Hicks. scanOct 26
  670. 670670S Communication was received from the Skelley family transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted on behalf of Eleanor L. Skelley. scanOct 26
  671. 671671S Communication was received from Louise Crelly transmitting a request to ban smoking in all public places including restaurants and bars. scanOct 26
  672. 672672S Petition was received from residents of Mid-Cambridge relative to sewer construction problems. scanOct 26
  673. 673673S Communication was received from Anne Strong requesting that the Manager designate a staff person as a leader and point person for the City's efforts to increase its supply of equitably accessible open space, particularly for active recreation. scanOct 26
  674. 674674S Communication was received from David Hoicka transmitting notification of Ballot Question 5, 6 and 7 will be on the 28th Middlesex District for the November 3, 1998 election. scanOct 26
  675. 675675S Communication was received from the Co-chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) regarding the IPOP Special Permit for 784 Memorial Drive LLC/Polaroid site. scanOct 26
  676. 676676S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley regarding the extreme distance between the crosswalks in the North Massachusetts Avenue redesign plans. scanOct 26
  677. 677677S City Council to support the establishment of a preschool at the Morse School. Councillor Davis Order #28 scanOct 26
  678. 678678S Cancel the City Council meetings of December 28, 1998 and January 4, 1999. Councillor Toomey Order #40 scanOct 26
  679. 679679S Report on relocating the bus stops on Broadway. scanNov 2
  680. 680680S Report on how pedestrian and bicycle accidents data is maintained and plans to improve the system. scanNov 2
  681. 681681S Report on illegal truck use in the area of Alewife Brook Parkway (Route 16). scanNov 2
  682. 682682S Report on stated policies of the Police Department concerning bicycles. scanNov 2
  683. 683683S Report on whether Phil's Tow engaged in fraudulent practices on July 4th at the Alewife parking lot. scanNov 2
  684. 684684S Report on procedures for correcting safety hazards of buildings. scanNov 2
  685. 685685S Communication was received from the Courtney family transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Catherine A. Courtney. scanNov 2
  686. 686686S Communication was received from the Donofrio family transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of John A. Donofrio. scanNov 2
  687. 687687S Communication was received from the Paul Jannke transmitting grateful appreciation for the superb help and thoughtful consideration give to him by the City Clerk's Office. scanNov 2
  688. 688688S Communication was received from the relatives of Penelope Turton transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanNov 2
  689. 689689S Communication was received from R. Philip Dowds, AIA, transmitting concern regarding the IPOP implementation deliberations at the meeting of October 20, 1998. scanNov 2
  690. 690690S Communication was received from Emily Hiestand transmitting thanks for the resolution of congratulations for her new book Angela the Upside-Down Girl. scanNov 2
  691. 691691S Communication was received from Mike and Marie DiFava transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council celebrating their 25th anniversary. scanNov 2
  692. 692692S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley transmitting a letter regarding A-framed signs blocking visibility along North Massachusetts Avenue. scanNov 2
  693. 693693S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley transmitting a letter regarding a variance requests for Laverty Lohnes Properties at 92-96 Rice Street and 141-143 Rindge Avenue. scanNov 2
  694. 694694S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley transmitting a letter regarding a shade tree issue in Linear Park/Norberg Nurseries area of North Cambridge. scanNov 2
  695. 695695S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley transmitting a letter regarding Massachusetts Avenue redesign process. scanNov 2
  696. 696696S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley transmitting a letter regarding permit/license requests for 2344 Massachusetts Avenue (Dunkin Donuts). scanNov 2
  697. 697697S Communication was received from Laurie Dietz transmitting concern over the speed of cars travelling down lower Sparks Street where Sparks intersects on Mount Auburn Street. scanNov 2
  698. 698698S Communication was received from Susan E. Kluver transmitting support of the Huron Village Neighborhood petition for the installation of a traffic light at the crosswalk between Huron Drug and the Cambridge Trust Bank. scanNov 2
  699. 699699S Communication was received from Susan Miller Havens transmitting support for a traffic light at the crosswalk between Huron Drug and the Cambridge Trust Bank. scanNov 2
  700. 700700S Communication was received from Richard E. Drew transmitting support for putting a crossing light at the crosswalk between the Drug Store and the Bank on Huron Avenue. scanNov 2
  701. 701701S Communication was received from Sarah Wheaton Co-Owner, Full Moon Restaurant transmitting support for the addition of a traffic light for the intersection of Huron Avenue and Chilton Street. scanNov 2
  702. 702702S Communication was received from Judith A. Summersby transmitting concern about the dangerous situation at the intersection of Huron Avenue and Chilton Street. scanNov 2
  703. 703703S Communication was received from Thomas C. Putnam, Ph.D. transmitting concern regarding traffic problems on Huron Avenue. scanNov 2
  704. 704704S Remind all citizens that Tuesday, November 3rd is Election Day. Councillor Reeves Order #27 scanNov 2
  705. 705705S Owners of 6 Porter Road work with the current tenants in maintaining the affordability of 6 Porter Road. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Davis, Mayor Duehay and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #64 scanNov 2
  706. 706706S Communication was received from Lee H. Joseph, Easy Chair, transmitting concern over the horrific automobile accident this past Tuesday morning that seriously injured a 12 year old area resident while crossing Huron Avenue scanNov 2
  707. 707707S Communication was received from Representative Alice Wolf supporting the neighbor's efforts for a pedestrian light on Huron Avenue and Chilton and Gurney Streets. scanNov 2
  708. 708708S Communication was received from Mayor Duehay transmitting three communications regarding welfare reform entitled: What is Means for our Community Take a Look at Welfare Reform Pushed to the Edge: Speaking out About Welfare Reform Welfare in Transition: Consequences for Women, Families and Community. scanNov 2
  709. 709Report on information concerning proposed development to the University Park, ComEngery, W.R. Grace, MXD and Cambridgeside Galleria sites. scanNov 9
  710. 710Report on projects over 40,000 square feet that are under construction or in the conception stage. scanNov 9
  711. 711Report on bicycle lanes and the removal of the media strip on North Massachusetts Avenue. scanNov 9
  712. 712Report on installing a stop sign on Massachusetts Avenue at Bow Street. scanNov 9
  713. 713Report on the communication from Cesare DiFava concerning Media One complaints. scanNov 9
  714. 714Report on resurfacing the bricks in the area of the Central Square Library/Manning Apartments. scanNov 9
  715. 715Report on the status of the Cambridge Housing Authority applying for Section 8 through NOFA. scanNov 9
  716. 716Report on safety hazards on Little Concord Avenue. scanNov 9
  717. 717Report on the present policy on genealogy research and how it can be made more efficient. scanNov 9
  718. 718Communication was received from Joseph P. Donnelly, Sustainability Advocacy, transmitting grateful appreciation to Donna Cameron, her staff and the Cambridge Police Officers Carrea and LaRoche for the safe recover of his wallet, personal effects and valuable articles of identification. scanNov 9
  719. 719Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, transmitting a letter regarding the rehab project at the Fitzgerald School and Associated Properties. scanNov 9
  720. 720Communication was received from Marie A. Martin transmitting sincere appreciation for the dedication in honor of Charles Leo Martin. scanNov 9
  721. 721Communication was received from Karen Sweeney Shea and family transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of James M. Sweeney. scanNov 9
  722. 722722S Communication was received from CNI, regarding 784 Memorial Drive curb cut, a tree-removal public hearing and a Massachusetts Water Resources Authority permit for construction over a state major sewer line. scanNov 9
  723. 723723S Communication was received from the family of Louis J. DeMartino transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his behalf. scanNov 9
  724. 724724S Communication was received from Carl F. Barron transmitting a letter regarding solving the truck loading problems in Central Square. scanNov 9
  725. 725725S Communication was received from David E. Sullivan transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council congratulating him on his Wasserstein Fellowship at Harvard Law School. scanNov 9
  726. 726726S Communication was received from John Pitkin, President, Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association transmitting thanks to the City Council for dedicating Mid-Cambridge City Park in honor of the late Joan Lorentz. scanNov 9
  727. 727727S Communication was received from David Hoicka regarding Cambridge votes to move the MIT Nuclear Reactor out of Cambridge, Massachusetts, increase affordable housing and implement Universal Health Care/Health Care Bill of Rights. scanNov 9
  728. 728728S Report was received from Councillor Triantafillou, Chair of the Health and Hospital Committee, for a meeting held on October 13, 1998 for the purpose of discussing the Public Commission's proposed regulations regarding smoking. scanNov 9
  729. 729729S Report was received from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on October 21, 1998 for the purpose of discussing cordon counts and hazardous cargo issues. scanNov 9
  730. 730730S Communication was received from Bob Stevens transmitting appreciation for the initiative Sandra Albano displayed to remedy a scheduling problem for the Technology, Workers and Employees with Disabilities. scanNov 9
  731. 731731S Communication was received from Robert W. Healy, City Manager transmitting notice that Susan Schlesinger has decided to leave her position as Assistant City Manger for Community Development. scanNov 9
  732. 732732S Communication was received from Robert W. Healy, City Manager and CEO of the Cambridge Health Alliance, John O'Brien are hosting a workshop to provide information to the public about proposed changes at Neville Manor with respect to renovation for the existing building for mixed-income assisted-living and construction of a new 100-bed nursing home. scanNov 9
  733. 733733S Request that the City Council go into executive session in order to discuss a potential real estate transaction. scanNov 9
  734. 734734S Report on the status of whether the new park supervision management plan is in place. scanNov 16
  735. 735735S Report on plans to deal with press coverage on school grounds or in youth service programs with relation to the trial of the Curley case. scanNov 16
  736. 736736S Report on establishing a full fingerprinting capacity within the Police Department. scanNov 16
  737. 737737S Report on developing a summer job program for welfare mothers. scanNov 16
  738. 738738S Report on the Town of Shrewbury being able to add significant revenues to its treasury without raising taxes. scanNov 16
  739. 739739S Report on plans to install more bulletin boards in neighborhood parks. scanNov 16
  740. 740740S Report on whether there is a set method for publicizing neighborhood meetings. scanNov 16
  741. 741741S Communication was received from Frances Meucci expressing appreciation to the City Council for the resolution sent to her on her retirement. scanNov 16
  742. 742742S Communication was received from the State Department of Environmental Protection transmitting approval of a Release Abatement measure pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 21E, 310 CMR 40.000 for 1 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. scanNov 16
  743. 743743S Communication was received from Taylor family acknowledging the expression of sympathy from the City Council. scanNov 16
  744. 744744S Communication was received from Virginia Ohanian expressing gratitude for the resolution received from the City Council. scanNov 16
  745. 745745S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, 37 Brookline Street, requesting the display of his communication be placed at the entrance of the City Council Chamber. scanNov 16
  746. 746746S Communication was received from John Pitkin, 18 Fayette Street, expressing concern on the response from the Globe to the City Councillors efforts to do something about development pressures that are disrupting neighborhoods in the city. scanNov 16
  747. 747747S Communication was received from the CNI Chairs regarding the reapplication for a curb cut by Spaulding & Slye at the premises numbered 784 Memorial Drive seven months after withdrawal. scanNov 16
  748. 748748S Communication was received from Mayor Francis H. Duehay transmitting a Thanksgiving Proclamation. scanNov 16
  749. 749749S Report on the operational status of the traffic lights on Monsignor O'Brien Highway and Museum Way. scanNov 16
  750. 750750S Report on the City's official policy on the implementation of bike lanes and whether bike lanes are a condition of any federal or state funding. scanNov 23
  751. 751751S Report on a new football/track facility. scanNov 23
  752. 752752S Report on the recent telephone scam. scanNov 23
  753. 753753S Report on publicity and changes to Lafayette Square. scanNov 23
  754. 754754S Report on what procedures the City is taking to prepare for the year 2000 concerning computer technology. scanNov 23
  755. 755755S Report on the plan to improve safety at the Huron Avenue intersection with Chilton and Gurney Streets. scanNov 23
  756. 756756S Communication was received from Marie D'Aoust on behalf of twenty-three tenants at Inman Street and 279-281 Harvard Street, transmitting the notification of a newly formed tenant association due to the astronomical rent increases. scanNov 23
  757. 757757S Communication was received from Pat Sullivan, transmitting grateful appreciation for the flowers sent on behalf of Robert Sullivan. scanNov 23
  758. 758758S Communication was received from Paul P. Ozarowski, Vice President, Haley & Aldrich transmitting a legal notice of an Initial Site Investigation and Tier II Classification Property at 47 Erie Street. scanNov 23
  759. 759759S Communication was received from Paul P. Ozarowski, Vice President, Haley & Aldrich transmitting notification of availability of report on Phase I of the Initial Site Investigation and Tier Classification Property at 47 Erie Street. scanNov 23
  760. 760760S Communication was received from Peter Valentine transmitting thanks for placing his writing at the entrance to the Council Chamber. scanNov 23
  761. 761761S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley transmitting safety flaws in the North Massachusetts Avenue redesign. scanNov 23
  762. 762762S Communication was received from the Clinton and Prospect Tenants' Association transmitting concern for the dire situation of low and moderate-income citizens in their fight to preserve their homes in the City of Cambridge. scanNov 23
  763. 763763S Communication was received from Robert H. Bird, LSP, Principal Hydrogeologist, Resource Controls transmitting notice of availability of response action outcome (RAO) for the subject site submitted to the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. scanNov 23
  764. 764764S Communication was received from the Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport neighborhood Initiative regarding Spaulding & Slye application for two new curb cuts for 784 Memorial Drive, 600-car garage, made conditional upon Right Turn Only restriction from one garage exit. scanNov 23
  765. 765765S Remind residents that the Holiday Tree Lighting at the Charles Hotel will be held on November 27th. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanNov 23
  766. 766766S Urge residents to take part in the First Ever Harvard Square Holiday Stroll which will take place all day December 13th. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanNov 23
  767. 767767S Urge citizens to be cognizant of the new "Hearing Aid" Bill and check with the Consumer Council to see if their rights are being protected before investing in a new hearing device. Councillor Russell Order #10 scanNov 23
  768. 768768S Reaffirm policy of "no net loss of open space" to require land swap or earmarking of proceeds from disposition of Engine Seven for open space. Councillor Born Order #40 scanNov 23
  769. 769769S Urge Cantabrigians to attend November 20th and 21st performances of the Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds at the Community Center, 5 Calendar Street. Councillor Reeves Order #42 scanNov 23
  770. 770770S Owners of 47 Inman Street and 279-281 Harvard Street work with the current tenants to maintain affordability. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou and entire membership Order #44 scanNov 23
  771. 771771S Owners of Clinton and Prospect Apartments at 258-270 Harvard Street work with the current tenants to maintain affordability. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #45 scanNov 23
  772. 772772S Urge the Cambridge delegation to co-sponsor legislative priorities of the Massachusetts Municipal Association except for priority number six. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell and Triantafillou Order #50 scanNov 23
  773. 773773S REFERRED TO CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS. Awaiting Report #24 on the progress of the goals as recommended in the Civil and Human Rights Committee Report. scanNov 23
  774. 774774S Awaiting Report #36 regarding whether the land owned by ComEnergy bound by Memorial Drive, River Street and Pleasant Street is available for purchase for municipal use. scanDec 7
  775. 775775S Awaiting Report #8 and #20 regarding a report on homelessness and preventing public drunkenness. scanDec 7
  776. 776776S Awaiting Report #21 regarding a report on what steps the City can take to prevent advertising airplanes from circling Cambridge all day during the Head of the Charles Regatta. scanDec 7
  777. 777777S Awaiting Report #28 regarding a report on mandatory employee follow-up to assist seasonal employees in finding permanent employment. scanDec 7
  778. 778778S Awaiting Report #7 regarding a report on the Ithaca Program. scanDec 7
  779. 779779S Awaiting Report #26 and #27 regarding escalator service at the Porter Square MBTA station and mid-day inspections of all escalators and card readers. scanDec 7
  780. 780780S Communication was received from Dr. Gerburg Wulf transmitting concern regarding restorations of the brick sidewalk in front of the premises numbered 85 Hancock Street. scanDec 7
  781. 781781S Communication was received from Janice Bollman Diamond and Harvey Diamond, 92 Sciarappa Street transmitting written protest to the proposed commercial development on third Street. scanDec 7
  782. 782782S Communication was received from Peter Valentine transmitting his definitions of the Unalienable Rights. scanDec 7
  783. 783783S Communication was received from Jane Swift, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council congratulating her as the new Lieutenant Governor for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. scanDec 7
  784. 784784S Communication was received from Steven P. Sacco, P.G. Project Manager, Environmental Resources Management, transmitting notification that the Release Abatement Measure Plan for the B&M Railyard has been submitted to the Department of Environmental Protection. scanDec 7
  785. 785785S Communication was received from Aviv Roth, transmitting concern relative to the intersection of Prospect Street and Bishop Allen Drive. scanDec 7
  786. 786786S Communication was received from Connor Benjamin Bagel EpsteinKraus transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council wishing him a speedy recovery from the automobile accident. scanDec 7
  787. 787787S Communication was received from John Hildebidle transmitting support for the use of the abandoned "VFW buildings" on Massachusetts Avenue to be made into the Thomas P. O'Neill Community Cultural Center. scanDec 7
  788. 788788S Communication was received from the Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) regarding recent developments concerning traffic, garage permit and environmental issues relating to the proposed 300,000 sq. ft development by Spaulding & Slye at 784 Memorial Drive. scanDec 7
  789. 789789S Communication was received from Peter Valentine transmitting the definition of the Unalienable Rights. scanDec 7
  790. 790790S Committee on Public Safety discuss the issue of requiring defibrillators in buildings where large numbers of people are assembled or employed. Councillor Russell Order #8 scanDec 7
  791. 791791S Review the recent report on patient satisfaction at Cambridge Hospital Councillor Reeves Order #40 scanDec 7
  792. 792792S Support the state legislation that would allow Cambridge employees hired on or before 1938 to obtain all COLA benefits. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #51 scanDec 7
  793. 793793S Urge the media to respect the privacy of the families involved in the investigation of the criminal allegations against a Boy Scout leader. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #53 scanDec 7
  794. 794794S Add to the Communication List a letter from David Clem on the Vendetti petition. Mayor Duehay Order #66 scanDec 7
  795. 795795S Schedule a Special City Council meeting in January to discuss the ComEnergy, W.R. Grace and the VonGrossman zoning petitions. Councillors Davis, Triantafillou and Mayor Duehay Order #68 scanDec 7
  796. 796796S Report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee for a meeting held on November 18, 1998 for the purpose of discussing the traffic impact of the University Park Development. scanDec 7
  797. 797797S Urge the members of the Massachusetts House of Representative and the House Leadership re-open negotiation with the New England Patriots. Vice Mayor Galluccio Calendar Item #1 scanDec 7
  798. 798798S Report from Councillor Reeves, Chair of the Human Services and Youth Committee for a meeting held on November 5, 1998 for the purpose of discussing an assessment of youth programs, including the relationship of these programs to extended day planning for school-aged children. scanDec 7
  799. 799799S Report from Vice Mayor Galluccio, Chair of the Cable TV Telecommunications and Electricity Committee for a meeting held on November 12, 1998 for the purpose of receiving an update on the progress in the area of establishing competition for cable television services and on the refranchising process. scanDec 7
  800. 800800S Awaiting Report #1 regarding New York City's Quality of Life Hotline. scanDec 7
  801. 801801S Awaiting Report #5 and #31 regarding Neville Manor. scanDec 7
  802. 802802S Awaiting Report #14 regarding extending the requirement for bicycle helmets through the age of 18 and a plan for a bicycle safety education program. scanDec 7
  803. 803803S Awaiting Report #36 regarding a report on what support the City can provide for neighborhood arts. scanDec 14
  804. 804804S Awaiting Report #13 regarding a report on the possibility of placing "A" framed sign on main streets pointing to establishments located on side streets. scanDec 14
  805. 805805S Awaiting Report #5 regarding a report on applicable state laws and regulations concerning the allowance for a debt shift and property tax exemption to qualifying elderly homeowners. scanDec 14
  806. 806806S Awaiting Report #18 regarding a report on plans for a Citywide summer camp potentially at CRLS for 12-14 year olds for the upcoming summer. scanDec 14
  807. 807807S Awaiting Report #4 regarding a report on what customer relation's criteria can be included as conditions of any cable franchise contract. scanDec 14
  808. 808808S Awaiting Report #35 regarding a report on outdoor ice skating in Cambridge. scanDec 14
  809. 809809S Awaiting Report #34 regarding a report on the number of outside water meters on homes and a report on the progress of all methods to read meters without entering homes. scanDec 14
  810. 810810S Information on actions taken regarding the City's Boards and Commissions. scanDec 14
  811. 811811S Communication was received from Frank and Rose Manganelli transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. scanDec 14
  812. 812812S Communication was received form Robert F. Stalnaker, Executive Director, Massachusetts Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission, transmitting appropriation amount for the fiscal year 2000 for the City of Cambridge retirement system. scanDec 14
  813. 813813S Petition was received from Cynthia Jensen, et al., supporting efforts to preserve and enhance Putnam Park. scanDec 14
  814. 814814S Awaiting Report #33 regarding a report on the status of the CAD System. scanDec 14
  815. 815815S Communication was received from the Family of Bob Simard transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution of sympathy adopted by the City Council. scanDec 14
  816. 816816S Communication was received from Todd S. Alving, Engineering Geologist, submitting a Response Action Outcome (RAO) Station for property located at 130 Fawcett Street. scanDec 14
  817. 817817S Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy transmitting a notice of public hearing and request for comments. scanDec 14
  818. 818818S Communication was received from Roy Bercaw transmitting human rights complaints against the City of Cambridge. scanDec 14
  819. 819819S Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy transmitting a notice of public hearing to amend 220 C.M.R. Section 99.00 to conform with newly enacted statute known as the Dig Safe Law. scanDec 14
  820. 820820S Condemn the distribution of flyers in neighborhoods. Councillor Russell Order #5 scanDec 14
  821. 821821S Support the re-filed "expiring use bill" which would limit rent increases in over 1500 Cambridge housing units. Councillor Born Order #25 scanDec 14
  822. 822822S Informal round table with the School Committee to discuss the recent Cambridge test results and the future plans of the School Committee to review the test. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanDec 14
  823. 823823S Report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee for a meeting held o November 19, 1998 to discuss the cost analysis of the acceptance of Chapter 32, Section 90A, B and C and to have a general discussion of the Finance Committee agenda regarding the fiscal year 2000 budget process. scanDec 14
  824. 824824S Communication was received from Representative Alice K. Wolf relative to legislation on the pedestrian crosswalks. scanDec 14
  825. 825825S Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury transmitting documents from Mayor Duehay relative to the Massachusetts Municipal Association 199 legislative priorities. scanDec 14
  826. 826826S Awaiting Report #30 regarding a report on the status of the K-9 Division of the Police Department. scanDec 14
  827. 827827S Cancel the December 21, 1998 City Council meeting. Councillors Russell, Reeves, Triantafillou, Born and Sullivan Calendar Item #5 scanDec 14
  828. 828828S Relative to a request for the City Council to move to Executive Session for the purpose of discussing pending litigation. scanDec 14
  829. 829829S Committee Report from Councillor Russell for two public meetings, October 27, 1998 and November 12, 1998 for the purpose of working with a trainer to develop a goal setting process that can be integrated into the City Manager's annual budget development cycle and using the process to consider its FY2000 goals. scanDec 14
  830. 830830S Awaiting Report #15 regarding a report on staffing levels of the Police Department's Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Unit. scanDec 14
  831. 831831S Awaiting Report #21 regarding a report on the policy of valet parking in the City and the fees charged as well as if valet attendants are allowed to store spaces on street parking. scanDec 14
  832. 832832S REFERRED TO FINANCE COMMITTEE. Awaiting Report #2 on what steps the City can take to levy property taxes on University owned properties, which are currently tax-exempt. scanDec 14

City Manager Requests

714 actions · № 1–714
  1. 11CM Ensure that Cambridge is eligible for federal grant funds to help schools and libraries connect to the Internet. Councillor Triantafillou Order #2 scanJan 12
  2. 22CM Install a four way stop sign at the intersection of Vassal Lane and Reservoir Street. Councillor Toomey Order #30 scanJan 12
  3. 33CM Resident concern regarding parking on the open space outside the John Gibbons Park Playground. Councillors Triantafillou and Born Order #35 scanJan 12
  4. 44CM Enforce the traffic regulations for illegally parked, out-of-the-city taxi cabs in the vicinity of Seventh and Cambridge Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #44 scanJan 12
  5. 55CM Explanation of the circumstances surrounding an alleged assault that occurred at 57 Inman Street on December 30, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #49 scanJan 12
  6. 66CM Eliminate parking around the island on Fountain Terrace. Councillor Russell Order #50 scanJan 12
  7. 77CM Station a police officer at the intersection of Bishop allen Drive and Prospect Street between the hours of 4:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. Councillor Toomey Order #56 scanJan 12
  8. 88CM Refer issue of creation of a separate Economic Development Department to new Council. Councillor Sullivan Order #58 scanJan 12
  9. 99CM Station a police officer at the interesection of Cardinal Medeiros Avenue, Warren Street and Cambridge Street between the hours of 4:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. Councillor Toomey Order #59 scanJan 12
  10. 1010CM Complaints about oversized trucks accessing Rindge Avenue. Councillor Born Order #60 scanJan 12
  11. 1111CM Strict enforcement of laws regarding the responsibility of property owners to clean sidewalks in front of their properties of snow and ice in a timely manner. Councillor Born Order #61 scanJan 12
  12. 1212CM Obtain outside legal opinion on the issue of whether the member of the City Council senior in service may assume the duties of Mayor in the absence of a duly elected Mayor. Councillor Toomey Order #63 scanJan 12
  13. 1313CM Meeting with residents of Mid-Cambridge on whether or not the park at the corner of Hancock and Center Streets should be locked at night. Councillor Reeves Order #64 scanJan 12
  14. 1414CM Investigate the oil smell issue in the basement of the Lombardi Building and seek a better hearing room space for city business. Councillor Reeves Order #67 scanJan 12
  15. 1515CM Investigate having Project Place enroll unemployed persons in a transitional employment program. Councillor Davis Order #72 scanJan 12
  16. 1616CM Clean leaves and debris from sewer grates to assure pedestrian safety and prevent icing of streets and sidewalks. Councillor Davis Order #74 scanJan 12
  17. 1717CM Report on whether the curb cuts at the proposed Polaroid development are deemed safe and in conformance with all relevant law. Order #78 scanJan 12
  18. 1818CM Repaving of Bent Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #37 scanFeb 2
  19. 1919CM Litter problem along the block of Upland Road adjacent to Massachusetts Avenue. Councillors Triantafillou and Toomey Order #30 scanFeb 2
  20. 2020CM Lighting at Porter Square Shopping Mall. Councillor Triantafillou Order #52 scanFeb 2
  21. 2121CM Construction problems at Regent Street. Councillor Triantafillou Order #53 scanFeb 2
  22. 2222CM Yield sign at Sozio rotary. Councillor Triantafillou Order #54 scanFeb 2
  23. 2323CM Completion of the budget to enable the hiring of teachers before mid June. Councillor Sullivan Order # 55 scanFeb 2
  24. 2424CM Notify the public that several Cambridge families have been burned out of their homes and need housing for approximately six months. Councillor Davis Order #75 scanFeb 2
  25. 2525CM Increase the night lighting at the intersection of Irving, Scott and Farrar Streets. Councillors Triantafillou and Toomey Order #59 scanFeb 2
  26. 2626CM Consult with the CHA about the possibility of tenants having the option to pay rent by automatic withdrawal. Councillor Born Order #62 scanFeb 2
  27. 2727CM Establishment of an "Events Committee". Councillor Russell Order #63 scanFeb 2
  28. 2828CM Review of Boston's home rule petition regarding stronger regulations for bicycle couriers. Councillor Russell Order #64 scanFeb 2
  29. 2929CM Change in service at the Lechmere Station "T" stop. Councillor Russell Order #65 scanFeb 2
  30. 3030CM Place additional trash receptacles in Carl Barron Plaza. Councillor Davis Order #72 scanFeb 2
  31. 3131CM Report on the progress in drafting an ordinance or regulation to raise to age eighteen the requirement of wearing a helmet when bicycling. Councillor Davis Order #73 scanFeb 2
  32. 3232CM Increase in traffic volume in Cambridgeport from development including University Park, Polaroid Development and Bread and Circus. Councillor Davis Order #74 scanFeb 2
  33. 3333CM Install a mailbox at the Central Square Post Office so that it is convenient for drivers to park legally for a short time and deposit mail. Councillor Davis Order # 76 scanFeb 2
  34. 3434CM Request the Post Office to deliver mail early in the day to senior housing apartments. Councillor Davis Order #77 scanFeb 2
  35. 3535CM Place a few benches at the Pacific Street Park. Councillor Davis Order # 78 scanFeb 2
  36. 3636CM Time lag between the City Council Orders and reports regarding the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #80 scanFeb 2
  37. 3737CM Update on the request for increased resident on-street parking in the area of Huron Towers. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #81 scanFeb 2
  38. 3838CM Prospects, strategies and timeline for bringing cable competition to Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #82 scanFeb 2
  39. 3939CM Report on the one hundred housing units which the city purchased from Harvard University. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #83 scanFeb 2
  40. 4040CM An accident between a pedestrian and a motor vehicle, which took place on Broadway in front of the Volpe Transportation Center. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #84 scanFeb 2
  41. 4141CM Ensure that the city's homepage contains an Internet e-mail address for each and every city department. Councillor Triantafillou Order #85 scanFeb 2
  42. 4242CM Recommend proposal, which would regulate houses of ill repute in the city. Councillor Davis Order #111 scanFeb 2
  43. 4343CM Enforcement of nighttime truck ban on Putnam Avenue. Councillor Davis Order #113 scanFeb 2
  44. 4444CM Snow hot line phone number to be publicized. Councillor Davis Order #116 scanFeb 2
  45. 4545CM Increase lighting on Avon Street, between Martin and Shepard Streets. Councillor Born Order 3119 scanFeb 2
  46. 4646CM Crime Watch/Neighborhood Walk to be set up in the Linnaean Street Avon Street neighborhood. Councillor Born Order # 120 scanFeb 2
  47. 4747CM Acquisition of land for a park on Putnam Avenue near River Street. Councillor Born Order #121 scanFeb 2
  48. 4848CM Increase ticketing of cars unlawfully parked in driveways throughout the city. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #129 scanFeb 2
  49. 4949CM Inquiry regarding the job of City Solicitor Councillor Reeves Order #132 scanFeb 2
  50. 5050CM Review the roadway in front of Fraser's Restaurant and the Evergood Market, north of Cambridge Common. Councillor Reeves Order #135 scanFeb 2
  51. 5151CM Questions regarding the effects on the City of Cambridge of the end of Rent Control. Councillor Reeves Order #136 scanFeb 2
  52. 5252CM Roundtable on snow removal. Councillor Davis Order #138 scan—
  53. 5353CM Review the "Polishing the Trophy", a strategic plan for Harvard Square preservation and imporement focused on sidewalks, crosswalks and street lighting. Councillors Sullivan and Russell Order # 56 scan—
  54. 5454CM Senior citizens wait up to twenty minutes for a bus from in front of City Hall to points north and west of the city. Councillor Reeves Order #86 scan—
  55. 5555CM Report on the efforts to save money by buying electricity in bulk for city buildings and street lights. Councillor Davis Order #115 scan—
  56. 56February 9, 1998 56CM Repair the pedestrian light at the corner of Walden Street and Massachusetts Avenue Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order # 2 scanFeb 9
  57. 5757CM Repair the gutters at the Collins Branch Public Library. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #8 scanFeb 9
  58. 5858CM Construction currently underway for the Personnel Department which affects the sue of the ladies' room on the third floor. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #10 scanFeb 9
  59. 5959CM Site recommendations for a West Cambridge Youth Center. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #11 scanFeb 9
  60. 6060CM Installation of crosswalk on Green Street. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #13 scanFeb 9
  61. 6161CM Enforcement of truck ban on Third Street. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #15 scanFeb 9
  62. 6262CM Status report on the Cambridge Public Library Bookmobile for elderly residents. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #16 scanFeb 9
  63. 6363CM Regulation of public pay telephones located on or over the public way. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #17 scanFeb 9
  64. 6464CM Tree removal at 146-148 Third Street. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 18 scanFeb 9
  65. 6565CM Conditions at the premises numbered 125 Hampshire Street. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order # 20 scanFeb 9
  66. 6666CM Complaints about a trailer in the parking lot at the corner of Jackson and Harvey Streets. Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Davis, Reeves and Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Mayor Duehay Order # 22 scanFeb 9
  67. 6767CM Report on the sewer work done on Cambridge Street. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order # 23 scanFeb 9
  68. 6868CM Action to be taken to prevent "smash and grab" incidents. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #24 scanFeb 9
  69. 6969CM Temporary agencies filling positions that are vacant in city departments. Councilor Toomey and entire membership Order #26 scanFeb 9
  70. 7070CM Removal of a boulder at Silva Park. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 27 scanFeb 9
  71. 7171CM Crosswalks to be installed on Massachusetts Avenue between Linnaean and Shepard Stret. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #28 scanFeb 9
  72. 7272CM Interruptions in telephone service in the Porter Square, West and North Cambridge areas. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #33 scanFeb 9
  73. 7373CM Increasing transportation to and from the youth centers and the youth programs. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #35 scanFeb 9
  74. 7474CM Street light at the corner of Dana Street and Harvard Streets to be repaired. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order # 38 scanFeb 9
  75. 7575CM Land use conflicts and problems related to the construction of a youth center in West Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Born, Reeves, Toomey and Triantafillou Order # 41 scanFeb 9
  76. 7676CM Use of open space in the Kendall Square Center area. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 42 scanFeb 9
  77. 7777CM Exploration of housing incentives to encourage police officers to live in the city. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #43 scanFeb 9
  78. 7878CM Report on when Oxford Street will be relamped. Councillors Davis and Reeves Order # 52 scanFeb 9
  79. 7979CM Funds to enable the City Council to hire legal counsel to deal with legal matters. Councillor Reeves Order #113 scanFeb 9
  80. 8080CM Timetable for relocation and renovations or government offices inside and outside City Hall. Councillors Davis and Reeves Order #53 scanFeb 9
  81. 8181CM Determine the length of response time for a request to replace street lighting at the dangerous intersection at the corner of Harvard and Dana Streets. Councillor Reeves Order #12 scanFeb 23
  82. 8282CM Problem of crumbling foyer tiles and hallways stair tiles at City Hall. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanFeb 23
  83. 8383CM Provide a shuttle service study which indicates how a limited fleet of twenty passenger minibuses could be used to create a shuttle service for the city's seniors, youth center participants and after-school participants. Councillor Reeves Order #14 scanFeb 23
  84. 8484CM Develop a youth empowerment and violence prevention program in the FY '99 budget. Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanFeb 23
  85. 8585CM Investigate the situation at the Agassiz School and assure the personal safety of the principal and the community. Councillor Reeves Order #56 scanFeb 23
  86. 8686CM Whether it is legal for Media One to require customers to take cable boxes to their Sherman Street office upon discontinuance or downgrade of service. Councillor Born Order #60 scanFeb 23
  87. 8787CM Feasibility of enforcing resident parking on Cushing Street. Councillor Russell Order #28 scanMar 2
  88. 8888CM Structural repairs to Putnam Avenue between Sidney and Magazine Streets. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #30 scanMar 2
  89. 8989CM Urge effort to clean up the railroad tracks along Belmont and Holworthy Streets. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #31 scanMar 2
  90. 9090CM Increase and improve access through the city's youth centers, for the labor training unions local apprentice program. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #32 scanMar 2
  91. 9191CM Temporary and permanent traffic calming measures at the corner of Fayerweather and Hazel Streets. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #33 scanMar 2
  92. 9292CM That all taxi have a consumer pamphlet available and visible to all customers with the taxi identification number on each pamphlet. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #36 scanMar 2
  93. 9393CM Update on the state's efforts to renovate the Walden Street bridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #38 scanMar 2
  94. 9494CM Update on plans and the construction time line for the Fresh Pond parameters and parkway improvement and pedestrian safety measures. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #39 scanMar 2
  95. 9595CM Pedestrian and traffic analysis be done on Holworthy Street. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #40 scanMar 2
  96. 9696CM Concern about the overall density of the development proposal at 2525 Massachusetts Avenue project. Councillor Triantafillou Order #41 scanMar 2
  97. 9797CM Report on all-important financial matters affecting the City of Cambridge. Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Order #47 scanMar 2
  98. 9898CM Speeding and traffic hazards on Fayerweather Street between Walden Street and Concord Avenue Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #51 scanMar 2
  99. 9999CM Improved ways to inform citizens who have sustained losses on City property of the procedures necessary to make a claim. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #52 scanMar 2
  100. 100100CM Create a plan to address the clearing of snow from bus stops. Councillors Davis and Toomey Order #53 scanMar 2
  101. 101101CM Removal of trees and the closing of the sidewalk in front of Portland Stoneware. Councillor Russell Order #63 scanMar 2
  102. 102102CM Initiate a process to revise the procedures for siting public monuments and art in Cambridge. Councillor Born Order #65 scanMar 2
  103. 103103CM Report on staff levels at the Cambridge Police Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #66 scanMar 2
  104. 104104CM Urge Harvard University to take interest in helping Cambridge in its quest for a long-awaited larger library. Councillor Sullivan Order #67 scanMar 2
  105. 105105CM Add extra police presence to eliminate graffiti along Cambridge Street from Inman Square to Willow Street. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #71 scanMar 2
  106. 106106CM Investigate and take corrective measures on the drainage problem at Donnelly Field. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #77 scanMar 2
  107. 107107CM Hearing for the purpose of a general discussion of development in the City. Councillor Triantafillou Calendar Item #1 scanMar 2
  108. 108108CM Confer with Harvard University Officials with a view in mind of building on land over the Cambridge Street overpass. Councillor Russell Order #91 scanMar 2
  109. 109109CM Cut down the poison ivy around the baseball diamond at Rafferty Field. Councilor Russell Order #5 scanMar 16
  110. 110110CM Work on Rafferty Field and Gore Street Field for the upcoming girl's softball season. Councillor Russell Order #6 scanMar 16
  111. 111111CM Air quality at the Cambridge Police Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanMar 16
  112. 112112CM Deplorable mail delivery on Laurel Street. Councillor Triantafillou Order #13 scanMar 16
  113. 113113CM Incident at "City Foods" to be referred to the Consumer Council and Inspectional Services for investigation and report. Councillor Russell Order #32 scanMar 16
  114. 114114CM Progress report on the investigation of an accident related to a basement parking garage. Councillor Davis Order #43 scanMar 16
  115. 115115CM Report on how Cambridge citizens are made aware that the municipal channel is now channel 1. Councillor Davis Order #44 scanMar 16
  116. 116116CM Status of the Lafayette Square Project and the impact on the traffic/congestion in Area 4 and Cambridgeport. Councillor Reeves Order #50 scanMar 16
  117. 117117CM Ongoing discussions on plans to purchase the Shell Station in Central Square and to change the traffic situation in the areas of Main Street, Mass. Ave and Columbia Street. Councillor Reeves Order #51 scanMar 16
  118. 118118CM Community Development to review with the Holmes Realty Trust if they were able to secure a family clothing retail outlet for Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #52 scanMar 16
  119. 119119CM Ceiling lights missing or blown out at the King School Auditorium Councillor Reeves Order #53 scanMar 16
  120. 120120CM Police Department to monitor cooper Playground for late night dog walkers. Councillor Reeves Order #56 scanMar 16
  121. 121121CM Process for tenants at 150 Erie Street regarding assistance to help replace their belongings that were ruined by water from a fire. Councillor Reeves Order #58 scanMar 16
  122. 122122CM Provide information regarding the public health impact and the water table level in connection with the Polaroid project. Councillor Reeves Order #62 scanMar 16
  123. 123123CM Law Department to prepare and file an amicus brief with the Supreme Judicial Court supporting domestic partnerhsip. Councillors Triantafillou and Reeves Order #63 scanMar 16
  124. 124124CM Order re: status report on community policing and police presence on Columbia Street. Councillor Toomey Order # 7 scanMar 23
  125. 125125CM Order - re: credit to be provided for disconnected service and reimbursement for television damage by Media One. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order # 9 scanMar 23
  126. 126126CM Order - re: health hazard either currently or during the construction at the former Polaroid site. Councillor Born Order # 20 scanMar 23
  127. 127127CM Order - re: provide diabetes screening tests for all interested city employees. Councillor Russell Order # 34 scanMar 23
  128. 128128CM Order - re: meeting with the Police Commissioner and North Cambridge Crime Task Force to set up some goals and objectives. Councillor Russell Order # 35 scanMar 23
  129. 129129CM Order - re: city departments to cooperate with the North Cambridge Crime Task Force in preparing for the Annual "National Night Out Against Crime". Councillor Russell Order # 37 scanMar 23
  130. 130130CM Order - re: Polaroid and Spaulding & Slye to work with the MDC to place a traffic light at Memorial Drive. Councillor Davis Order # 43 scanMar 23
  131. 131131CM Order - re: depression in the sidewalk in front of 342-344 Harvard Street. Councillor Reeves Order # 48 scanMar 23
  132. 132132CM Order - re: consult with appropriate state departments of the current and future status of funds for improvement at Magazine Beach. Councillor Born Order # 49 scanMar 23
  133. 133133CM Order - re: refresher course on the computerized "complaint system" for interested Councillors. Calendar Item # 6 (Order # 14 of 3/16/98) Councillor Russell scanMar 23
  134. 134134CM Order -re: form a committee for planning and coordination regarding Census 2000. Calendar Item # 11 (Order # 35 of 3/16/98) Councillors Russell and Born scanMar 23
  135. 135135CM Order - re: conduct a periodic "market basket" survey of area food store/supermarkets with the aim of investigating certain chains having a higher price at their Cambridge locations than in surrounding towns. Councillor Born Calendar Item # 14 (Order # 39 of 3/16/98) scanMar 23
  136. 136136CM Order - re: confer with the Police Commissioner to step up enforcement measures running red lights at Porter Square intersections. Councillor Born Calendar Item # 15 (Order # 40 of 3/16/98) scanMar 23
  137. 137137CM Order - re: presence of graffiti in the area of the BU railroad bridge. Councillor Born Calendar Item # 16 (Order # 42 of 3/16/98) scanMar 23
  138. 138138CM Order - re: thanking the MBTA for touring the Central Square MBTA station with community leaders and city officials. Councillor Davis Calendar Item # 17 (Order # 46 of 3/16/98) scanMar 23
  139. 139139CM Order - re: process of finalizing the Charles River Basin plan target date of June 15, l998. Councillor Davis Calendar Item # 19 (Order # 48 of 3/16/98) scanMar 23
  140. 140140CM Order - re: continued use of community garden plots adjacent to Squirrel Brands factory on Broadway. Councillor Born Calendar Item # 1 (Order # 21 of 3/23/98) scanMar 30
  141. 141141CM Order - re: provide information to residents in the area regarding the Holmes Block demolition and the relocation of bus service. Councillor Reeves Order # 50 scanMar 30
  142. 142142CM Order - re: Community Development Department to work with the tenant association at 362-364 Rindge Avenue on the current status of these buildings. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order # 48 scanMar 30
  143. 143143CM Order - re: progress report on the Urban Ring Development. Councillor Davis Order # 47 scanMar 30
  144. 144144CM Order - re: Public Works to spread the word regarding neighborhood spring cleanups. Councillor Davis Order # 46 scanMar 30
  145. 145145CM Order - re: policy to assure that all new underground parking garages are posted with stop signs. Councillor Davis Order # 43 scanMar 30
  146. 146146CM Order - re: North Massachusetts Avenue merchants are concerned about the impact that the proposed roadway and sewer construction will have. Councillor Russell Order # 42 scanMar 30
  147. 147147CM Order - re: confer with merchants on Cambridge Street, between Trowbridge Street and Roberts Road reading relocating the bus stop. Councillor Russell Order # 41 scanMar 30
  148. 148148CM Order - re: explore whether other funding or subsidy sources are available to reduce the density of the housing at 2025 Massachusetts Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Russell Order # 32 scanMar 30
  149. 149149CM Order - re: progress report on when the repaving of Dickinson Street will take place. Councillor Toomey Order # 7 scanMar 30
  150. 150150CM Order - re: install a four way stop at the intersection of Fifth and Thorndike Streets. Councillor Toomey Order # 6 scanMar 30
  151. 151151CM Improve safety to pedestrians of underground garage exits. Mayor Duehay Order #2 scanApr 6
  152. 152152CM Confer with the Town of Watertown regarding traffic mitigation measures for the former Western electric Plant on Mount Auburn Street. Councillor Russell Order #3 scanApr 6
  153. 153153CM Two amendments to the Zoning Ordinance on underground parking garages. Councillor Born Order #5 scanApr 6
  154. 154154CM What can be done to the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Churchill Avenue to make it safe. Councillor Triantafillou Order #6 scanApr 6
  155. 155155CM Report on the circumstances of the traffic bicycle accident on Cambridge Street. Councilors Toomey and Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Born and entire membership Order #11 scanApr 6
  156. 156156CM Repair the loose traffic signal at Huron Avenue and Fresh Pond Parkway. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #14 scanApr 6
  157. 157157CM Repair the crooked traffic signal on Huron Avenue at the tot lot area of Glacken Field. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #15 scanApr 6
  158. 158158CM Increase speed enforcement on Huron Avenue especially on the weekend. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #16 scanApr 6
  159. 159159CM Funding for Girl's Leap to present workshops and courses in self-defense for women and children. Councillor Triantafillou Order #21 scanApr 6
  160. 160160CM Report on the removal of trees on Pemberton Street. Councillor Triantafillou Order #22 scanApr 6
  161. 161161CM Early openings of the Magazine Beach, McCrehan and Goldstar pools. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #30 scanApr 6
  162. 162162CM Seminars for seniors accessing the MBTA Ride and the Somerville-Cambridge elder transportation service. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #31 scanApr 6
  163. 163163CM Update on transportation for seniors to the Citywide Senior Center. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #32 scanApr 6
  164. 164164CM Report on the actual increase in tax revenue to the City as a result of the t termination of rent control. Councillor Davis Order #36 scanApr 6
  165. 165165CM Report on whether the drawings reviewed and approved by City offices include mechanicals. Councillor Davis Order #37 scanApr 6
  166. 166166CM Review agreement with the Middlesex County Commissioners to determine if the lost funding can be restored. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves, Born, Toomey and Russell Order #44 scanApr 6
  167. 167167CM Report on city policies that regulate public buildings and their availability to the public. Councillor Toomey Order #45 scanApr 6
  168. 168168CM Transportation options for seniors. Councillor Toomey Order #46 scanApr 6
  169. 169169CM Add staff to the City's youth centers. Councillor Toomey Order #47 scanApr 6
  170. 170170CM Adopt a program where senior citizens are able to receive payment or tax credits for performing community service. Councillor Toomey Order #48 scanApr 6
  171. 171171CM Placement of a Dead End Sign at the corner of Oakland and Cambridge Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #49 scanApr 6
  172. 172172CM Outside consultant to evaluate the City's teen centers. Councillor Reeves Order #53 scanApr 6
  173. 173173CM Better "Do Not Enter" sign for the center of Harvard Square. Councillor Reeves Order #54 scanApr 6
  174. 174174CM Fee structure on the closing of a public way during construction for an extended period of time. Councillor Russell Order #4 scanApr 13
  175. 175175CM Replace the barrel at the corner of Mount Auburn Street and Putnam Avenue. Councillor Sullivan and Russell Order #8 scanApr 13
  176. 176176CM Replace sign at Guffey Park. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanApr 13
  177. 177177CM Resurrect the Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanApr 13
  178. 178178CM Install a zebra crosswalk on Cambridge Street in front of Saint Francis Church. Councillor Toomey Order #16 scanApr 13
  179. 179179CM Increase police enforcement on Cambridge Street to prevent illegal turns and speeding. Councillor Toomey Order #17 scanApr 13
  180. 180180CM Monitor the illegal turns at Broadway and Third Street. Councillor Toomey Order #18 scanApr 13
  181. 181181CM Replace barrels at Russell Field Councillor Sullivan Order #20 scanApr 13
  182. 182182CM All departments to cooperate with the Baseball Little Leagues in the City. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanApr 13
  183. 183183CM Fire Department to notify residents when they are flushing out fire hydrants. Councillor Davis Order #23 scanApr 13
  184. 184184CM Improve safety at the intersection of Walden Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Davis Order #24 scanApr 13
  185. 185185CM Increase enforcement of 25-MPH speed limit on Brookline Street. Councillor Davis Order #25 scanApr 13
  186. 186186CM Progress report on a snow clearance program for bus stops. Councillor Davis Order #26 scanApr 13
  187. 187187CM Report on the reduction in home-based Section 8 housing units at Walden Square and Fresh Pond Apartments. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #31 scanApr 13
  188. 188188CM Inform the East Cambridge Planning Team of any proposed development for the Com/Energy site in Kendall Square. Councillor Toomey Order #37[?] scanApr 13
  189. 189189CM Update on the installation of audible signals at Massachusetts Avenue and Cameron Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue and Alewife Brook Parkway. Councillor Russell Order #42[?] scanApr 13
  190. 190190CM Report of the street pattern is permanent at the intersection of Elmwood Avenue and Route 6. Councillor Born Order #44[?] scanApr 13
  191. 191191CM Residents of 59 Norfolk Street and 6 Porter Road ask for support in maintaining their homes. Councillors Reeves, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #59 scanApr 13
  192. 192192CM Repair the pothole at Harding and Cambridge Streets. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #62 scanApr 13
  193. 193193CM Install a "Right Turn Only" sign at Palermo Street on Willow Steet. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #63 scanApr 13
  194. 194194CM Update on the request for an additional crosswalk on Cambridge Street in Inman Square at the Cambridge Savings Bank. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanApr 27
  195. 195195CM Request the MDC to install an advance green light in the west bound lane of Memorial Drive. Councillor Davis Order #12 scanApr 27
  196. 196196CM Installation of a sign at Pilgrim Street. Councillor Davis Order #13 scanApr 27
  197. 197197CM Leash Law to be enforced at the Riverside Press Park. Councillor Davis Order #14 scanApr 27
  198. 198198CM Progress report on the eradication of graffiti. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanApr 27
  199. 199199CM Report on the possibility of purchasing the delapidated building abutting Pacific Park. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanApr 27
  200. 200200CM Entire length of River Street to be serviced by street cleaning. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanApr 27
  201. 201201CM Timely removal of snow from sidewalks and streets. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanApr 27
  202. 202202CM Evaluation of the necessity of a crosswalk from Riverside Press Park to the shopping Center. Councillor Davis Order #20 scanApr 27
  203. 203203CM Report on the development of University Park. Councillor Davis Order #21 scanApr 27
  204. 204204CM Report on not dying road surfaces dark black. Councillor Davis Order #22 scanApr 27
  205. 205205CM Placement of newsboxes in city squares. Councillor Davis Order #23 scanApr 27
  206. 206206CM Report on the status and quality of Cambridge traffic. Councillor Davis and Triantafillou Order #24 scanApr 27
  207. 207207CM Professional traffic analysis for new development. Councillor Davis Order #25 scanApr 27
  208. 208208CM Installation of a sidewalk on Appleton Road. Councillor Russell Order #27 scanApr 27
  209. 209209CM Enforce resident parking on Raymond Street in the vicinity of Sheridan Street. Councillor Russell Order #40 scanApr 27
  210. 210210CM Drainage problem in the Warren Street Parking lot. Councillor Toomey Order #46 scanApr 27
  211. 211211CM Opposition to the United States Department of Agriculture Regulation Standards to allow certain foods labeled "organic." Councillor Triantafillou Order #50 scanApr 27
  212. 212212CM Regulations governing the news channel helicopters hovering over an area, such as the Court House. Councillor Toomey Order #53 scanApr 27
  213. 213213CM Information on various new processes for the election of a Mayor. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #57 scanApr 27
  214. 214214CM Removal of old furniture and rubbish on Windsor Street behind Roosevelt Towers. Councillor Russell Order #59 scanApr 27
  215. 215215CM Enforce speed limit on Windsor Street between the Cambridge and Somerville line during the evening rush hour. Councillor Russell Order #60 scanApr 27
  216. 216216CM Streamline permit process for banners across city streets. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #61 scanApr 27
  217. 217217CM Parking situation in Sullivan Square. Councillor Sullivan Order #62 scanApr 27
  218. 218218CM Levy property taxes on University owned properties which are tax exempt and used for research and development. Councillors Born and Russell Order #67 scanApr 27
  219. 219219CM Low cost or free transportation to serve the needs of the City's senior citizens. Councillor Born Order #70 scanApr 27
  220. 220220CM Investigation of the disposed equipment between the Kentucky Fried Chicken site and the Leonard J. Russell Apartments on Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Russell Order #72 scanApr 27
  221. 221221CM Installation of additional netting around the back stops at the playing fields. Councillor Toomey Order #75 scanApr 27
  222. 222222CM Clean and maintain all monuments on City property. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #76 scanApr 27
  223. 223223CM Clarify the rules of twenty-four hour parking for the residents of Huron Avenue. Councillor Russell Order #78 scanApr 27
  224. 224224CM Overgrown shrubbery on the property abutting Conrail between Binney Street, Gore Street and the Strawberry Hill area. Councillor Toomey Order #79 scanApr 27
  225. 225225CM Increase public, pedestrian and traffic safety at the intersection of Cardinal Mederios Avenue – Cambridge Street – Warren Street and the intersection of Bishop Allen Drive – Prospect Street. Councillor Toomey Order #80 scanApr 27
  226. 226226CM Enforce resident parking on Jackson Street in the vicinity of Rindge Avenue. Councillor Triantafillou Order #8 scanMay 4
  227. 227227CM Representative attend hearing on the changing of the area code in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #11 scanMay 4
  228. 228228CM Historical Commission develop historical documents and/or historical trail depicting the arrival of various immigration groups to this community. Councillor Sullivan Order #16 scanMay 4
  229. 229229CM Multiple use for the VFW Hall on Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #21 scanMay 4
  230. 230230CM Office of Workforce Development t contact Tufts Health Care to identify ways to help Cambridge residents access to jobs at their new site. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #25 scanMay 4
  231. 231231CM Clean up Vellucci Park. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #26 scanMay 4
  232. 232232CM Tax incentives to preserve affordability and utilization of allocated project-based Section 8 Certificates in expiring-use buildings. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #27 scanMay 4
  233. 233233CM Market survey of Cambridge residents to determine what types of retail business in Central Square would serve the community needs. Councillor Born Order #42 scanMay 4
  234. 234234CM Establish a new Open Space Acquisition Fund. Councillor Born Order #43 scanMay 4
  235. 235235CM Protect the copper beech tree at 2210 Massachusetts Avenue during the reconstruction of North Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Born Order #46 scanMay 4
  236. 236236CM Send information about the Memorial Tree Program to area funeral homes and churches. Councillor Born Order #47 scanMay 4
  237. 237237CM Prepare a zoning amendment requiring inclusion of any rooftop mechanical equipment in height limitations. Councillors Born and Davis Order #65 scanMay 4
  238. 238238CM The City or one of the affordable housing non-profit agencies purchase 59 Norfolk Street and 6 Porter Road. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #71 scanMay 4
  239. 239239CM Report on converting taxable property to non-taxable property. Councillor Davis Order #18 of April 27, 1998 scanMay 4
  240. 240240CM Policy of purchasing outdoor lighting that prevents dirtying of the night sky. Councillor Davis Order #19 of April 27, 1998 scanMay 4
  241. 241241CM City Departments to cooperate with the organizers of the Day of Portugal Parade on June 14, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanMay 11
  242. 242242CM City Departments to cooperate with the organizers of the Jeffrey Curley Road Race. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanMay 11
  243. 243243CM Replace the traffic light at the corner of Lambert and Gore Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanMay 11
  244. 244244CM Status report on the maintenance of Lechmere Canal Park. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanMay 11
  245. 245245CM Report on the number of internships and job placements that have been generated in Cambridge firms. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanMay 11
  246. 246246CM Report on the changes in the school population that have resulted from the end of rent control. Councillors Davis and Born Order #7 scanMay 11
  247. 247247CM Affordable housing project for Avon Hill area. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #12 scanMay 11
  248. 248248CM Additional truck enforcement for weekends and additional weekday hours. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanMay 11
  249. 249249CM Correct the street and sidewalk conditions that make wheelchair crossing of Norfolk Street at Massachusetts Avenue difficult. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanMay 11
  250. 250250CM Replace the dead shrubbery in the Haggerty School parking lot on Cushing Street. Councillor Russell Order #33 scanMay 11
  251. 251251CM Add Walden Square and the Fresh Pond Apartments to the bicycle Patrol Unit in the evenings and on weekends. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #34 scanMay 11
  252. 252252CM Enforce truck enforcement on Saturday mornings in the vicinity of Rindge Avenue, Putnam Avenue and Concord Avenue. Councillor Russell Order #36 scanMay 11
  253. 253253CM List of City owned buildings indicating their current and any new uses or renovations. Councillors Born and Triantafillou Order #39 scanMay 11
  254. 254254CM Request institution of higher education in the City file an annual "Housing Impact Statement." Councillor Born Order #40 scanMay 11
  255. 255255CM Female Cambridge residents being closed out of the Labor Service process. Councillors Triantafillou and Toomey Order #42 scanMay 11
  256. 256256CM Develop a "Cambridge Sustainable City Program." Councillor Triantafillou Order #43 scanMay 11
  257. 257257CM Replace equipment at Sleeper Park. Councillor Russell Order #44 scanMay 11
  258. 258258CM Synopsis or overview of the youth programming in the City's Youth Center. Councillor Reeves Order #46 scanMay 11
  259. 259259CM Install a crosswalk between Bioran and Cezanne/Economy Hardware at the traffic light. Councillor Davis Order #52 scanMay 11
  260. 260260CM Smooth roadways and enforce speed limit in the vicinity of Kirkland Street, Broadway and Cambridge Street. Councillor Davis Order #53 scanMay 11
  261. 261261CM Assist the Riverside Community with their annual planting on May 16th. Councillor Sullivan Order #56 scanMay 11
  262. 262262CM Garage and ramp for housing development at the corner of Walden and Garden Streets. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Born Order #68 scanMay 11
  263. 263263CM Change in bus routes and issues about roadway conditions near Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanMay 18
  264. 264264CM Summary of the most recent Massachusetts Educational Assessment (MEAP) scores. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #19 scanMay 18
  265. 265265CM Develop a comprehensive one-stop housing office for Cambridge residents. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #20 scanMay 18
  266. 266266CM Report on vacant land that is owned or controlled by the City. Councillor Davis Order #31 scanMay 18
  267. 267267CM Timeline for an open space master planning process. Councillor Davis Order #32 scanMay 18
  268. 268268CM Clean up the railroad tracks next to Cambridgeport Commons. Councillor Davis Order #33 scanMay 18
  269. 269269CM Remove the graffiti from the Central Square Library and the public parking garage. Councillor Davis Order #34 scanMay 18
  270. 270270CM Enforce the nighttime truck ban on River Street. Councillor Davis Order #36 scanMay 18
  271. 271271CM Report on relocating the pedestrian crossing light from the corner of Norman and Belmont Streets up to Cushing and Belmont Streets. Councillor Russell Order #37 scanMay 18
  272. 272272CM Roadway improvements plan for North Massachusetts Avenue addressed the increased traffic on Cedar Street. Councillor Born Order #42 scanMay 18
  273. 273273CM City departments to meet with the Tobin and Haggerty Neighborhoods regarding building a West Cambridge Youth Center. Councillor Russell and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #3 scanJun 1
  274. 274274CM Enforce no right turn between 7:00 – 9:00 AM at the corner of Huron Avenue and Larchwood Drive. Councillor Toomey Order #20 scanJun 1
  275. 275275CM Install a "Go Slow Children" sign at the corner of Norfolk and Cambridge Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #41 scanJun 1
  276. 276276CM Install an audible signal at the intersection of Second and Cambridge Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #42 scanJun 1
  277. 277277CM Confer with Community Development regarding a design review process which would consider the issue to change the zoning ordinance to require the screening or concealment of rooftop mechanical equipment. Councillor Born Order #55 scanJun 1
  278. 278278CM Post sign and roadway markings on Brattle Street near the Fresh Pond Parkway advising motorists: Do Not Block Intersection. Councillor Born Order #56 scanJun 1
  279. 279279CM Include "James Cronin Park" at the intersection of Western Avenue, Pleasant Street and Franklin Street in this year's list of beautification projects. Councillors Born and Toomey Order #57 scanJun 1
  280. 280280CM Report on how building height is determined. Councillor Davis Order #61 scanJun 1
  281. 281281CM Inform the public of its opportunities to effect the variance process including the possibility of a pamphlet on the variance process. Councillor Davis Order #62 scanJun 1
  282. 282282CM Prevent further use of Magazine Beach recreation facilities for sewage treatment. Councillor Davis Order #63 scanJun 1
  283. 283283CM Assure that appropriate cross walks are in place on Massachusetts Avenue for pedestrians to make safe crossings to the new Star Market. Councillor Davis Order #64 scanJun 1
  284. 284284CM Request that Star Market provide ready access to store, such as a shopper's shuttle, a free delivery service, free parking, safe and accessible bike racks and senior discounts. Councillor Davis Order #65 scanJun 1
  285. 285285CM Approach TJ Maxx Corp. about locating a store in Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #66 scanJun 1
  286. 286286CM How would the proposed PTDM ordinance affect a project such as the new Star market or the proposed Bulfinch development. Councillor Davis Order #67 scanJun 1
  287. 287287CM Contact the MBTA to notify them that we miss the Porter Square sculpture and find out the timeline of its replacement. Councillor Davis Order #68 scanJun 1
  288. 288288CM Work with youth organizations in the City in applying for funding through the Community Football Fields Program. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #70 scanJun 1
  289. 289289CM Ensure that safe pedestrian access to the Charles River is an important component of the MDC's Master Plan for this area. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #71 scanJun 1
  290. 290290CM Greenery and plantings in Arsenal Square. Councillor Reeves Order #74 scanJun 1
  291. 291291CM Review the trees in the Cambridge Common to determine if the large number of exposed dead tree limbs appear to require the attention of the Arborist. Councillor Reeves Order #75 scanJun 1
  292. 292292CM Update information to owners or real parcels who are not interested in selling their property. Councillor Reeves Order #78 scanJun 1
  293. 293293CM Post speed limit on Concord Avenue from Arsenal Square to Fresh Pond. Councillor Reeves Order #79 scanJun 1
  294. 294294CM Request City Arborist to review the situation on Howard Street where a tree has been cut down but a six foot trunk remains. Councillor Reeves Order #82 scanJun 1
  295. 295295CM Leave flags on the graves at the Cemetery for a respectful period of time. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #89 scanJun 1
  296. 296296CM Repair the sprinklers at the Gold Star Mothers Park and the tot lot. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #90 scanJun 1
  297. 297297CM Install a "no left turn" or a "one way sign" at the exit of the CRLS garage on Ellery Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanJun 8
  298. 298298CM City departments assist in the many ethnic and cultural feasts that are celebrated in the City. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanJun 8
  299. 299299CM Review salary levels, work hours, and duties of building inspectors working for the City and compare to surrounding communities. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Russell Order #3 scanJun 8
  300. 300300CM Confer with City Foods regarding the rear door being locked. Councillor Russell Order #7 scanJun 8
  301. 301301CM Petition of residents regarding cars not stopping at stop signs at the intersections of Fayerweather Street and Vassal Lane, Granville Road and Vassal Lane. Councillor Russell Order #9 scanJun 8
  302. 302302CM Consideration to Cambridge residents or applicants willing to relocate to Cambridge when filling the position of Director of Workforce Development. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanJun 8
  303. 303303CM Changes in bus service in and through Cambridge on June 20, 1998. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #19 scanJun 8
  304. 304304CM Urge careful consideration of what meetings are truly necessary and what information is essential in order to provide a breathing period of renewal for staff before the full Fall work schedule. Councillor Russell Order #30 scanJun 8
  305. 305305CM Procedure if a building alarm goes off for more than ten minutes. Councillor Davis Order #31 scanJun 8
  306. 306306CM Revisit the crosswalk between the Senior Center and the #1 bus stop on Massachusetts Avenue outside City Hall. Councillor Davis Order #32 scanJun 8
  307. 307307CM Parking issues on Auburn Street. Councillor Davis Order #34 scanJun 8
  308. 308308CM Meet with Star Market on the placement of bicycle racks and other I issues. Councillor Davis Order #35 scanJun 8
  309. 309309CM Support for the bells of St. Paul's Church. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Russell and Triantafillou Order #57 scanJun 8
  310. 310310CM Prepare an amendment to the Noise Ordinance to exempt various municipal, institutional and church bells from the Noise Ordinance. Councillor Russell Order #58 scanJun 8
  311. 311311CM Development of a hotel at 19 Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #85 scanJun 8
  312. 312312CM Consideration to long term employees of Neville Manor if the City goes forward with any plans. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanJun 15
  313. 313313CM Update on when Blair Place is scheduled for re-paving. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanJun 15
  314. 314314CM Coordinate an appropriate traffic safety mechanism for a safe observance of the fire works on the July 4th holiday. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanJun 15
  315. 315315CM Allot additional funds for the reconstruction for the shelter at Corporal Burns playground. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanJun 15
  316. 316316CM Schedule a public hearing to review videotape of dangerous intersections such as the corner of Prospect Street and Bishop Allen Drive. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanJun 15
  317. 317317 CM Update on the health issues at the police station. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanJun 15
  318. 318318CM Seek easements for community use of the rail line along Belmont Street, Holworthy Street and Fresh Pond Parkway. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #19 scanJun 15
  319. 319319CM Enforce the ban on truck transport of hazardous materials on Putnam Avenue between 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Davis Order #21 scanJun 15
  320. 320320CM Repeated requests to clean-up Vellucci Park in Inman Square. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #22 scanJun 15
  321. 321321CM Provide criteria for police department assistance in the case of an emergency when the Enhanced 911 System is used. Councillor Toomey Order #34 scanJun 15
  322. 322322CM Adopt a policy on open space that requires offset of loss of city-owned open space incurred in the building of public projects. Councillor Born Order #40 scanJun 15
  323. 323323CM Report on the investigation surrounding a fire in the vicinity of Peggy Averitte's car. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #44 scanJun 15
  324. 324324CM Communication from Robert Healy, City Manager to the City Council regarding the June 13, 1998 incident surrounding Peggy Averitte's car. scanJun 15
  325. 325325CM Report on improvements to the sewer system in the Pine, School and Cherry Street area as well as a public health response to the flooding in that area and to the park and tot lot. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #45 scanJun 15
  326. 326326CM Forward a copy of the June 12, 1998 letter regarding the Neville Manor to the Cambridge legislative delegation. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #47 scanJun 15
  327. 327327CM Clarify for the Neville Manor Project whether MEPA approval is required and obtain outside legal opinion on the authority of the Water Board. Councillor Born Order #48 scanJun 15
  328. 328328CM Adopt program such as Boston's "Turn Down the Music" to protect neighborhood residents from loud car radios. Councillor Davis Order #60 scanJun 15
  329. 329329CM Letter regarding the redevelopment of Neville Manor. Councillor Davis Order #33 of June 8, 1998 scanJun 15
  330. 330330CM Report regarding increasing the number of playing fields and amount of open space in the City. Agenda Item #19 of August 4, 1997 scanJun 15
  331. 331331CM Disburse the youth congregating in the Kennedy School to stop destruction of school property. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanJun 22
  332. 332332CM MDC to repair two hazards in the Charles River. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanJun 22
  333. 333333CM Report on the License Commission policy on festivals and whether License Commission has established a policy to reduce the hours when festivals can operate. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #4 scanJun 22
  334. 334334CM Report on police coverage of the Mount Auburn/Strawberry Hill neighborhood and ensure that police provide coverage to that neighborhood at all times. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #5 scanJun 22
  335. 335335CM Determine the cause of the rat infestation in the Cambridge Street area near Tremont Street and development a plan to get rid of the infestation. Mayor Duehay Order #6 scanJun 22
  336. 336336CM Repair the benches in the Lopez Street Park. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanJun 22
  337. 337337CM Inspect the lights on Concord Avenue, after dark, between Arsenal Square and St. Peter's Church to determine if the trees need to be trimmed around the lights or bulb replacement. Councillor Russell Order #10 scanJun 22
  338. 338338CM Provide the Citywide Senior Center with a City of Cambridge flag to be placed along side of their American flag and their Commonwealth of Massachusetts's flag. Councillors Russell, Toomey and Sullivan Order #21 scanJun 22
  339. 339339CM City's policy on genealogy research. Councillor Russell Order #24 scanJun 22
  340. 340340CM Install additional "slow children" sign westbound side of gore Street, between Fifth and Sixth Street repaint the crosswalk at the Gold Star Mother's park and reduce the speed limit to 25 MPH in the vicinity of the park. Councillor Toomey Order #27 scanJun 22
  341. 341341CM Report on street closing around Dana Park when there are family oriented events being held. Councillor Davis Order #29 scanJun 22
  342. 342342CM Report on a time line for improvements to the Central Square parking lot at Green Street and Pleasant Street. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanJun 22
  343. 343343CM Arrange for resident parking around the Pacific Street Park. Councillor Davis Order #34 scanJun 22
  344. 344344CM Clean the catch basin on Kenwood Street. Councillor Born Order #35 scanJun 22
  345. 345345CM Any and all buildings being built at the Fresh Pond Reservation be built to the industry standard for best water quality and ground water protection. Councillor Davis Order #38 scanJun 22
  346. 346346CM Meet with Poplar Road residents to discus the sewer problem. Councillor Russell Order #41 scanJun 22
  347. 347347CM Install a crosswalk between Manning Apartments and the Green Street entrance to the supermarket. Councillor Sullivan Order #43 scanJun 22
  348. 348348CM Concerns raised by the Public Health Commission on the proposed development at the Neville Manor site. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Davis, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Russell Order #44 scanJun 22
  349. 349349CM Report on cost-effective measures to foster and strengthen voluntary neighborhood organizations. Councillor Toomey Order #6 of June 15, 1998 scanJun 22
  350. 350350CM Initiate steps to take by eminent domain the property known as "ComEnergy Site." Councillor Toomey Order #42 of June 22, 1998 scanJun 30
  351. 351351CM Convene a site plan advisory committee consisting of one representative from the Water Board, The Fresh Pond Master Plan Advisory Committee, Conservation Commission, Council of Aging, Public Planting Committee, the Neville Manor Board, Neville Partners, The City Administration and a minimum of five citizen members. scanJun 30
  352. 352352CM Re-examine the signage at the corner of Willow and Palermo Streets and install a sign indicating Willow Street is a one way from Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanJul 27
  353. 353353CM Clean the tot lot at the Harrington School to make the park useable for the children. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Born Order #18 scanJul 27
  354. 354354CM Report on two gasoline spills and the procedure to prevent similar accidents in the future. Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Order #32 scanJul 27
  355. 355355CM Report on the building at 132 Oxford Street/27 Forest Street regarding pedestrian safety. Councillors Russell and Triantafillou Order #40 scanJul 27
  356. 356356CM Prepare a preliminary recreational use design plan for the ComEnergy site for presentations to the East Cambridge Planning Team on September 10, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #49 scanJul 27
  357. 357357CM Review accident data on the site of the new T bus stop at the corner of Broadway and Ellery Street. Councillor Russell and Born Order #52 scanJul 27
  358. 358358CM Resurface the bricks at the Central Square Library/ Manning Apartments. Councillor Sullivan Order #59 scanJul 27
  359. 359359CM Repair the sidewalk in the area of 18-20 Lopez Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #60 scanJul 27
  360. 360360CM Complete the traffic-calming project and restore the intersection crossings along Concord Avenue and a "bump out" at the Fayerweather Street and Concord Avenue intersection. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #63 scanJul 27
  361. 361361CM Status report on asbestos testing at the W.R. Grace site and Russell Field and MDC properties. Councillor Triantafillou and Toomey Order #69 scanJul 27
  362. 362362CM Report on why the Neville Manor Home Rule Petition was passed without a public hearing and without referral to the Committee on Health and Hospitals. Councillor Triantafillou Order #70 scanJul 27
  363. 363363CM Update on the provision of Bicycle Patrols at the Walden Square, Fresh Pond Apartment, and 402 Rindge Avenue housing developments. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #74 scanJul 27
  364. 364364CM Progress on finding more space for the Community Learning Center. Mayor Duehay Order #76 scanJul 27
  365. 365365CM Report on the establishment of full fingerprinting capacity within the Cambridge Police Department. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #77 scanJul 27
  366. 366366CM Improve pedestrian safety at the intersection of Walden Street and Richdale Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #81 scanJul 27
  367. 367367CM Increase police patrols and address public safety issues at the entrances of the bicycle path at Whittemore Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #83 scanJul 27
  368. 368368CM Establish a selective purchasing policy in support of the People of East Timor. Mayor Duehay, Councillors Born, Davis, Toomey and Sullivan Order #91 scanJul 27
  369. 369369CM Confer with the Water Department to develop educational programs regarding the Cambridge Watershed and water treatment for the children of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #104 scanJul 27
  370. 370370CM File application with the Massachusetts Highway Department to extend the restriction against nighttime truck traffic through all streets in the City. Councillor Born, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Russell and Davis Order #112 scanJul 27
  371. 371371CM Full report on the three recent truck spills and any other similar incidents. Councillor Born Order #113 scanJul 27
  372. 372372CM Provide adequate lighting to the basketball courts at Glacken Field. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #118 scanJul 27
  373. 373373CM Confer with the MBTA regarding the purchase of Trolley Square. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #120 scanJul 27
  374. 374374CM Contact the MDC on their police regarding the unscheduled closing of the McCrehan Pool. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #121 scanJul 27
  375. 375375CM Review Media One's marketing practices. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #122 scanJul 27
  376. 376376CM Repair and check visibility of the left turn sign at the intersection of Mount Auburn Street and Aberdeen Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #123 scanJul 27
  377. 377377CM Confer with Human Services regarding adding public housing developments to the Summer in the City Program. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #125 scanJul 27
  378. 378378CM Regarding the purchase of the Watertown Branch Railroad. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Mayor Duehay Order #126 scanJul 27
  379. 379379CM Include in the market analysis of Central Square the positive and negative impact of locating the new public library in Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #135 scanJul 27
  380. 380380CM Contact the MDC to repair the sidewalk on Memorial Drive between Riverside Press Park and Western Avenue. Councillor Davis Order #136 scanJul 27
  381. 381381CM Report on extending dental benefits to retirees who retired prior to 1983. Councillor Russell Order #137 scanJul 27
  382. 382382CM Forward information to the City Manager regarding parking garages. Councillor Russell Order #138 scanJul 27
  383. 383383CM Determine if the Central Square Post Office would be a viable option at any time in the future. Councillor Russell Order #139 scanJul 27
  384. 384384CM Apply to the Massachusetts Highway Department to lower and post the speed limit to 25 MPH on Pleasant Street in conformance with River Street and Western Avenue. Councillor Born Order #141 scanJul 27
  385. 385385CM Enforce the Stop for Pedestrian sign posted at Massachusetts Avenue and Garden Street crosswalk near the entrance to the Cambridge Common. Councillor Born Order #142 scanJul 27
  386. 386386CM Landscape improvements to the island across from the police station. Councillor Reeves Order #148 scanJul 27
  387. 387387CM Replace the fallen tree on Norfolk Street near Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Reeves Order #150 scanJul 27
  388. 388388CM Repair or replace the water play device in the Cambridge Common play area. Councillor Reeves Order #151 scanJul 27
  389. 389389CM Repair the walk light at Kirkland and Quincy Streets. Councillor Reeves Order #152 scanJul 27
  390. 390390CM Report on what kinds of customer relations criteria can be included as conditions of any cable franchise contract the City makes with cable companies, when and in what format bills are sent, and whether we can require cable companies to have a senior citizen rate. Councillor Born Order #154 scanJul 27
  391. 391391CM Report on Community Development Department's current schedule for considering reduction in FAR in commercial districts and its plan for collecting the information need to complete the process. Councillor Triantafillou Order #155 scanJul 27
  392. 392392CM Better placement of the stop sign and additional pavement markings at the corner of Fulkerson and Charles Streets. Councillor Born Order #158 scanJul 27
  393. 393393CM Contact the Cambridge Housing Authority on the status of the elevators at 30 Churchill Avenue. Councillor Russell Order #166 scanJul 27
  394. 394394CM Assist the artists who lost everything in the fire on July 26, 1998 in Somerville. Councillors Born, Davis and Mayor Duehay Order #167 scanJul 27
  395. 395395CM Report on the progress on a city wide 25 MPH speed limit. Councillor Davis Order #173 scanJul 27
  396. 396396CM Report on the construction activities at 2277 Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Triantafillou Order #174 scanJul 27
  397. 397397CM Allocate a portion of the current housing fund to assist tenants with temporary rental subsidies. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #100 of July 27, 1997 Reconsideration failed 2-6-0-1. Action taken on July 27, 1998 adopting order – stands. scanSep 14
  398. 398398CM No Action Taken - City Manager to direct the Community Development to draft an ordinance to provide on-going funds for an Open Space Acquisition Fund relative to the impact of development. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanSep 14
  399. 399399CM No Action Taken - Incentives not available in Cambridge that other communities offer private owners who are providing affordable housing in the areas of real estate taxes and reduced fees for rubbish pick up. Councillor Triantafillou Order #3 scanSep 14
  400. 400400CM No Action Taken - Install emergency call boxes in all playgrounds. Councillor Sullivan Order #24 scanSep 14
  401. 401401CM No Action Taken - Survey the area of Hancock Street between Massachusetts Avenue and Harvard Street for the possibility of installing speed bumps, eliminating parking on one side of the street and/or banning trucks traffic on this portion of Hancock Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #42 scanSep 14
  402. 402402CM No Action Taken - Report on the safety concerns at Sherman and Walden Streets. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #57 scanSep 14
  403. 403403CM No Action Taken - Arrange a class to teach high school students on how renters can negotiate fair rents with landlords. Councillor Triantafillou Order #87 scanSep 14
  404. 404404CM No Action Taken - Plant flowers and shrubs in the James Cronin Park. Councillor Triantafillou Order #88 scanSep 14
  405. 405405CM No Action Taken - Policy to be followed by taxi drivers when they are witnessing a crime. Councillor Triantafillou Order #89 scanSep 14
  406. 406406CM No Action Taken - Stationary information maps at various locations with directions of exit routes out of the City. Councillor Triantafillou Order #90 scanSep 14
  407. 407407CM No Action Taken - Install a gate at the entrance of the playground near the Harrington School and enforce no bicycle riding rule. Councillor Triantafillou Order #91 scanSep 14
  408. 408408CM No Action Taken - Report on the status of an ordinance requiring exterior lighting, including porch lights, on rental property. Councillor Davis Order #92 scanSep 14
  409. 409409CM No Action Taken - Report on the process to initiate an instant run off type of election for races when there are more than ten candidates. Councillor Davis Order #93 scanSep 14
  410. 410410CM No Action Taken - Investigate video camera enforcement of truck bans and truck speeding. Councillor Davis Order #96 scanSep 14
  411. 411411CM No Action Taken - Prepare options to increase levels of enforcement of speeding violations, day and night truck ban violations and weight violations. Councillor Davis Order #97 scanSep 14
  412. 412412CM No Action Taken - Contact the Postmaster to ascertain why postal delivery is erratic, late and unsatisfactory on route 3913. Councillor Triantafillou Order #98 scanSep 14
  413. 413413CM No Action Taken - Report on maintaining data on pedestrian or bicycle accidents and plans to improve this data. Councillor Davis Order #100 scanSep 14
  414. 414414CM No Action Taken - Contact the Gray Panthers to cooperate on a "No War Toys" Campaign for the Winter Holidays. Councillor Davis Order #102 scanSep 14
  415. 415415CM No Action Taken - Institute a ban on heavy traffic on Pleasant Street. Councillor Davis Order #103 scanSep 14
  416. 416416CM No Action Taken - Review the paving situation on Bolton Street and Blair Place. Councillor Reeves Order #106 scanSep 14
  417. 417417CM No Action Taken - Repair the road depression in front of Putnam Apartments on Otis Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #107 scanSep 14
  418. 418418CM No Action Taken - Response on the increased truck traffic on Cambridge Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #108 scanSep 14
  419. 419419CM No Action Taken - Report on creating "Senior Safety Zones" in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #109 scanSep 14
  420. 420420CM No Action Taken - Report on the "black out" on northern Massachusetts Avenue. Councillors Sullivan and Born Order #110 scanSep 14
  421. 421421CM No Action Taken - Report on whether the handguns used by the Cambridge Police Department present a safety problem. Councillor Triantafillou Order #111 scanSep 14
  422. 422422CM No Action Taken - Clean and weed the Mayor Leonard J. Russell Memorial Bridge on Huron Avenue and place some plantings there as soon as possible. Councillor Russell Order #126 scanSep 14
  423. 423423CM No Action Taken - Repaint the crosswalk lines at the corner of Broadway and Tremont Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #129 scanSep 14
  424. 424424CM No Action Taken - Transmit information on proposed development to University Park, ComEnergy Site, W.R.Grace Site, MXD and Cambridgeside Galleria. Councillor Davis Order #130 scanSep 14
  425. 425425CM No Action Taken - Report on projects over 40,000 square feet that are under construction or in the conception stage. Councillor Davis Order #131 scanSep 14
  426. 426426CM No Action Taken - Report on the status of the building at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Bow Street. Councillor Born Order #138 scanSep 14
  427. 427427CM No Action Taken - Report on this years Summer Food Program include the number of sites and children served. Councillor Born Order #139 scanSep 14
  428. 428428CM No Action Taken - Report on the recent house invasion and rape in Cambridgeport. Councillor Born Order #140 scanSep 14
  429. 429429CM No Action Taken - Consider extenuating circumstance with regard to ticketing of mother of first grader on her child's first day of school. Councillor Russell Order #142 scanSep 14
  430. 430430CM No Action Taken – Install more bulletin boards in neighborhood parks. Councillor Born Order #136 scanSep 14
  431. 431431CM No Action Taken – Increase the number and quality of flowerbeds and planted areas in the City next year. Councillor Born Order #137 scanSep 14
  432. 432432CM Establish a Green Ribbon Open Space Committee with representation from every neighborhood in the City. Councillor Born Order #140 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 14
  433. 433433CM Draft an ordinance to provide on-going funds for an Open Space Acquisition Fund relative to the impact of development. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanSep 28
  434. 434434CM Incentives not available in Cambridge that other communities offer to private owners who are providing affordable housing in the areas of real estate taxes and reduced fees for rubbish pick up. Councillors Triantafillou and Davis Order #2 scanSep 28
  435. 435435CM Install emergency call boxes in all playgrounds. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanSep 28
  436. 436436CM Survey the area of Hancock Street between Massachusetts Avenue and Harvard Street for the possibility of installing speed bumps, eliminating parking on one side of the street and/or banning truck traffic on this portion of Hancock Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanSep 28
  437. 437437CM Report on the safety concerns at Sherman and Walden Streets. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #5 scanSep 28
  438. 438438CM Arrange a class to teach high school students on how renters can negotiate fair rents with landlords. Councillor Triantafillou Order #6 scanSep 28
  439. 439439CM Plant flowers and shrubs in the James Cronin Park. Councillor Triantafillou Order #7 scanSep 28
  440. 440440CM Policy to be followed by taxi drivers when they are witnessing a crime. Councillor Triantafillou Order #8 scanSep 28
  441. 441441CM Stationary information maps at various locations with directions of exit routes out of the City. Councillor Triantafillou Order #9 scanSep 28
  442. 442442CM Install a gate at the entrance of the playground near the Harrington School and enforce the no bicycle riding rule. Councillor Triantafillou Order #10 scanSep 28
  443. 443443CM Report on the status of an ordinance requiring exterior lighting, including porch lights, on rental property. Councillor Davis Order #11 scanSep 28
  444. 444444CM Report on the process to initiate an instant run off type of election for races when there are more than ten candidates. Councillor Davis Order #12 scanSep 28
  445. 445445CM Prepare an amendment that would require public notice and hearings when there are amendments being made to the Municipal Code. Councillor Davis Order #13 scanSep 28
  446. 446446CM Establish thresholds for professional traffic analysis to the Traffic and Transportation Sub-Committee of the City Council. Councillor Davis Order #14 scanSep 28
  447. 447447CM Investigate video camera enforcement of truck bans and truck speeding. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanSep 28
  448. 448448CM Prepare options to increase levels of enforcement of speeding violations, day and night truck ban violations and weight violations. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanSep 28
  449. 449449CM Contact the Postmaster to ascertain why postal delivery is erratic, late and unsatisfactory on route 3913. Councillor Triantafillou Order #17 scanSep 28
  450. 450450CM Communication from HMFH Architects, Inc. regarding the Library site selection. Councillor Davis Order #18 scanSep 28
  451. 451451CM Report on maintaining data on pedestrian or bicycle accidents and plans to improve this data. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanSep 28
  452. 452452CM Contact the Gray Panthers to cooperate on a "No War Toys" Campaign for the Winter Holidays. Councillor Davis Order #21 scanSep 28
  453. 453453CM Institute a ban on heavy traffic on Pleasant Street. Councillor Davis Order #22 scanSep 28
  454. 454454CM Review the paving situation on Bolton Street and Blair Place. Councillor Reeves Order #24 scanSep 28
  455. 455455CM Repair the road depression in front of Putnam Apartments on Otis Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #25 scanSep 28
  456. 456456CM Response on the increased truck traffic on Cambridge Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #26 scanSep 28
  457. 457457CM Report on creating "Senior Safety Zones" in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #27 scanSep 28
  458. 458458CM Report on whether the handguns used by the Cambridge Police Department present a safety problem. Councillor Triantafillou Order #29 scanSep 28
  459. 459459CM Draft an ordinance requiring all pitbulls to be muzzled in public parks and ways. Councillor Toomey Order #30 scanSep 28
  460. 460460CM Report on the "black out" on northern Massachusetts Avenue. Councillors Sullivan and Born Order #28 scanSep 28
  461. 46146lCM Clean and weed the Mayor Leonard J. Russell Memorial Bridge on Huron Avenue and place some plantings there as soon as possible. Councillor Russell Order #31 scanSep 28
  462. 462462CM Repaint the crosswalk lines at the corner of Broadway and Tremont Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #32 scanSep 28
  463. 463463CM Transmit information on proposed development to University Park, ComEnergy Site, W.R.Grace Site, MXD and Cambridgeside Galleria. Councillor Davis Order #33 scanSep 28
  464. 464464CM Report on projects over 40,000 square feet that are under construction or in the conception stage. Councillor Davis Order #34 scanSep 28
  465. 465465CM Install more bulletin boards in neighborhood parks. Councillor Born Order #36 scanSep 28
  466. 466466CM Increase the number and quality of flowerbeds and planted areas in the City next year. Councillor Born Order #37 scanSep 28
  467. 467467CM Report on the status of the building at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Bow Street. Councillor Born Order #38 scanSep 28
  468. 468468CM Report on these years Summer Food Program include the number of sites and children served. Councillor Born Order #39 scanSep 28
  469. 469469CM Report on the recent house invasion and rape in Cambridgeport. Councillor Born Order #40 scanSep 28
  470. 470470CM Consider extenuating circumstance with regard to the ticketing of a mother of a first grader on her child's first day of school. Councillor Russell Order #41 scanSep 28
  471. 471471CM Corrective measure to the Lopez Street playground. Councillor Sullivan Order #46 scanSep 28
  472. 472472CM Quarterly report on the progress to increase affordable housing. Councillor Davis Order #66 scanSep 28
  473. 473473CM Arrange for the Bank of Boston's paintings of the sycamore trees on Memorial Drive to be displayed in the City. Councillor Davis Order #67 scanSep 28
  474. 474474CM Report on after school programs available for 10-14 age group. Councillor Russell Order #73 scanSep 28
  475. 475475CM Explanation of the ongoing excavations and construction on Cambridge Street. Councillor Russell Order #74 scanSep 28
  476. 476476CM Initiate a truck ban for Brookline Street in conjunction with the Cambridgeport Roadway Plan. Councillor Davis Order #76 scanSep 28
  477. 477477CM City departments to cooperate with the Agassiz Neighborhood Council and the Porter Square Neighbors to solve problems at the MBTA Porter Square Station. Councillor Davis Order #77 scanSep 28
  478. 478478CM Report on how the public will be informed about the Lafayette Square plan. Councillor Davis Order #78 scanSep 28
  479. 479479CM Report on what state laws or local ordinances exist regarding idling trucks and other commercial vehicles. Councillor Born Order #82 scanSep 28
  480. 480480CM Report on what regulations govern dog walking on the grounds of the Cambridge Cemetery. Mayor Duehay Order #83 scanSep 28
  481. 481481CM Report on the status of plans for a new football/track facility. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #84 scanSep 28
  482. 482482CM Report on the removal of the median strip along northern Massachusetts Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #85 scanSep 28
  483. 483483CM Report on the City's policies and procedure for dealing with the homeless problem in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #86 scanSep 28
  484. 484484CM Repair the sidewalk obstruction by the newspaper boxes in Harvard Square. Councillor Reeves Order #89 scanSep 28
  485. 485485CM Form a committee to review the circumstances of public drinking in Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #91 scanSep 28
  486. 486486CM Consider a pilot program for tree well plantings along various city streets. Councillor Reeves Order #92 scanSep 28
  487. 487487CM Remove the unused aluminum sign pole at 288 Columbia Street. Councillor Toomey Order #93 scanSep 28
  488. 488488CM Report on the operational status of the traffic light on Monsignor O'Brien Highway and Museum Way. Councillor Toomey Order #94 scanSep 28
  489. 489489CM Report on how the description of the suspect in the recent Cambridgeport home invasion was compiled. Councillor Reeves Order #97 scanSep 28
  490. 490490CM Invite Police Commissioner Watson to the next City Council meeting to present information on home safety. Councillor Davis Order #98 scanSep 28
  491. 491491CM Replace truck ban sign on Massachusetts Avenue and enforce truck ban in the area of Alewife Brook Parkway-Route 16 between Massachusetts Avenue and Broadway, Somerville. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #15 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  492. 492492CM Urge the Cambridge Housing Authority to apply for the Section 8 certificates and vouchers through the NOFA. Councillor Triantafillou Order #50 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  493. 493493CM Report on the feasibility of the City providing Electricity and cable t.v. services for residents. Councillor Triantafillou Order #51 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  494. 494494CM Meet with MBTA officials to expedite the building of pedestrian crossing safety measures at all railroad crossings. Councillor Russell Order #56 scanSep 28
  495. 495495CM Report on the “Ithaca Hours” program where that community prints currency redeemable for one hour of basic work or $10. Councillor Triantafillou Order #57 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  496. 496496CM Explanation of the negotiations regarding the property formally known as Uncle Russ's Citgo. Councillor Triantafillou Order #67 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  497. 497497CM Determine if an audible traffic signal is warranted at the intersection of Churchill and Massachusetts Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #73 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  498. 498498CM Replace the pedestrian crossing barrels at the intersections along Concord Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #75 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  499. 499499CM Update on the removal of trash from the railroad track right of way along Holworthy Street. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #78 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  500. 500500CM Update on the trash removal from the railroad track right-of- way at Walden Street. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #82 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  501. 501501CM Report on Cambridge's planned response to electricity deregulation for City electricity use and also for residents. Councillor Davis Order #102 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  502. 502502CM Report on the two accidents involving a window falling out of a building and a concrete piece falling off a building and what procedures are in place to insure that it does not occur again. Councillor Born Order #114 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  503. 503503CM Update on the sewer and drainage improvements planned for Bellis Circle, Bolton Street and Pine Street. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #116 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  504. 504504CM Review the applicable state laws and regulations regarding the allowance for a debt shift and property tax exemption for qualifying elderly homeowners. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #117 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  505. 505505CM Placement of a pedestrian crossing barrel at the intersection of Concord Avenue and Madison Street. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #131 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  506. 506506CM Report on relocating bus stops in the Broadway, Hancock Street and Ellery Street areas. Councillor Born Order #145 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  507. 507507CM Review the policies of the police department with regard to bicyclists in the City. Councillor Born Order #159 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  508. 508508CM Report on whether the tow company was found to have engaged in fraudulent practice on July 4th. Councillor Born Order #160 of July 27, 1998 scanSep 28
  509. 509509CM Repair the ruts on Felton Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanOct 5
  510. 510510CM Check the timing sequence of the traffic lights at the corners of Walden and Garden and Walden and Sherman and Walden and Concord Avenue to determine whether they are operating properly during rush hour. Councillor Russell Order #20 scanOct 5
  511. 511511CM Schedule a meeting with the residents of Poplar Road regarding sewer separators and roadwork. Councillor Russell Order #21 scanOct 5
  512. 512512CM Convene a meeting to press for funding for Magazine Beach renovations. Councillor Davis Order #26 scanOct 5
  513. 513513CM Review and report back whether a stop sign will be installed on Massachusetts Avenue at the corner of Bow Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #36 scanOct 5
  514. 514514CM Urge the City Manager and the MBTA to continue the cooperative and constructive relationship that has been developed. Councillor Toomey and Davis Order #38 scanOct 5
  515. 515515CM Report on how to acquire the former Linpro site for neighborhood open space. Councillor Born Order #39 scanOct 5
  516. 516516CM Provide homeowners with separate bins or stickers to mark returnable bottles for collection by people in need. Councillor Born Order #40 scanOct 5
  517. 517517CM Request from residents for information regarding the current ownership property in the Creighton Street, Porter Road and Regent Street area. Councillor Born Order #41 scanOct 5
  518. 518518CM Enforce overnight commercial vehicle rule on Regent Street. Councillor Born Order #42 scanOct 5
  519. 519519CM Schedule for the replacement of sidewalks on Ellery Street between Harvard Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Born Order #43 scanOct 5
  520. 520520CM Provide funding resources for the Cambridge Community Chorus and arrange with MIS to provide a link to the Chorus homepage from the City of Cambridge. Councillor Born Order #44 scanOct 5
  521. 521521CM Clear the second and third floor public areas of stored files and miscellaneous office furniture and machines. Councillor Reeves Order #46 scanOct 5
  522. 522522CM Report on why an executive staff member of the Superintendent of School resigned before the first month of the new school year. Councillor Reeves Order #47 scanOct 5
  523. 523523CM Information on the percentage of CRLS graduates of 1998 who attended college as of October 1, 1998. Councillor Reeves Order #48 scanOct 5
  524. 524524CM Update on the Impact of Welfare Reform since the April 29, 1998 meeting sponsored by the Mayor's Office, the Cambridge Welfare Reform Task Force and others. Councillor Reeves Order #49 scanOct 5
  525. 525525CM Assist the Area Four residents in having a successful Area Four Clean Up Day currently being planned. Councillor Reeves Order #50 scanOct 5
  526. 526526CM Plans for refurbishing the third floor Assessors space and when is the anticipated work to begin. Councillor Reeves Order #52 scanOct 5
  527. 527527CM Information on the impact on funding for planned projects for example, the library and police station. Councillor Russell Order #58 scanOct 5
  528. 528528CM Remove five abandoned bicycles at 62 Norfolk Street Mayor Duehay and Councillor Triantafillou Order #62 scanOct 5
  529. 529529CM Address the use of Leonard Avenue as a staging area in the Cambridge Street sewer separation project. Councillor Davis Order #65 scanOct 5
  530. 530530CM Report on security around the Harrington School, the press coming on school ground and provide services for the community during the trial on the Jeffrey Curley case. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #66 scanOct 5
  531. 531531CM Prepare an amendment to the Zoning Ordinances to provide for an annual cap on special permits. Councillor Born Order #100 of September 28, 1998 scanOct 5
  532. 532532CM Communication was received from Joanne Karpowicz transmitting concern over various issues relating to traffic and parking in the City of Cambridge. scanOct 19
  533. 533533CM Communication was received from Sheila G. Cook transmitting a letter regarding safety hazards on Little Concord Avenue. scanOct 19
  534. 534534CM Communication was received from Joseph J. Joseph on behalf of the Alewife Study Group relative to the 62 Whittemore Avenue site and the issue of the recently reported release of asbestos. scanOct 19
  535. 535535CM Correct the defect in the sidewalk in the vicinity of 13 Bigelow Street. Councillor Reeves Order #15 scanOct 19
  536. 536536CM Encourage support for P.J. Charest and the P.J. Charest Fund. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #24 scanOct 19
  537. 537537CM Sundry communications were received from citizens regarding the danger to them by bicyclists who disobey the law by riding on sidewalks and ignoring red lights. scanOct 19
  538. 538538CM No Action Taken – Develop a process where parents that would be notified in a timely manner regarding their children's safety. Councillor Russell Order #27 scanOct 19
  539. 539539CM Work with Norberg Wholesale Florist regarding trees in Linear Park that are blocking the sun for the greenhouse. Councillor Russell Order #28 scanOct 19
  540. 540540CM No Action Taken – Confer with CASPAR regarding what outreach is being offered in the Central Square area to alleviate the problem of public drinking. Councillor Russell Order #29 scanOct 19
  541. 541541CM No Action Taken – Develop a plan to help seniors living on fixed incomes cope with the increase in property assessments. Councillor Sullivan Order #32 scanOct 19
  542. 542542CM No Action Taken – Draft an ordinance establishing an Economic Development Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanOct 19
  543. 543543CM No Action Taken – Clean the playgrounds in the Cambridge Common and post signs that dogs are not allowed in the playground area. Councillor Sullivan Order #38 scanOct 19
  544. 544544CM No Action Taken - Reminder that street cleaning has been extended until December 31, 1998. Mayor Duehay Order #40 scanOct 19
  545. 545545CM Report on progress toward full implementation of recycling at the School Department. Councillor Davis Order #42 scanOct 19
  546. 546546CM Investigate the need for additional bike racks in the Harvard Square area. Councillor Davis Order #43 scanOct 19
  547. 547547CM Report on the status of whether the new park supervision management plan is in place. Councillor Davis Order #44 scanOct 19
  548. 548548CM No Action Taken – Plan to bury overhead wires in upcoming construction projects. Councillor Davis Order #45 scanOct 19
  549. 549549CM No Action Taken – Assess outdoor lighting of public buildings including school buildings. Councillor Davis Order #46 scanOct 19
  550. 550550CM Report on publicizing neighborhood meetings. Councillor Davis Order #47 scanOct 19
  551. 551551CM Devise a method to slow down traffic on School Street. Councillor Davis Order #48 scanOct 19
  552. 552552CM Report on the possibility of increasing after school childcare slots. Councillor Davis Order #49 scanOct 19
  553. 553553CM Report on efforts similar to the summer job program to help people making the transition from welfare to work. Councillor Davis Order #50 scanOct 19
  554. 554554CM No Action Taken – Designate an individual to asses all possible sources of all open space. Councillor Davis Order #51 scanOct 19
  555. 555555CM No Action Taken – The Citywide Rezoning Committee include the economic development aspect in its deliberations. Councillor Davis Order #52 scanOct 19
  556. 556556CM Provide an additional police officer at the construction site in the area of First and Cambridge Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #53 scanOct 19
  557. 557557CM Install a litter basket at the corner of Trowbridge Street and Broadway in the vicinity of 444 Broadway. Councillor Toomey Order #59 scanOct 19
  558. 558558CM Report on the timetable of the Cambridgeport Roadways project. Councillor Davis Order #60 scanOct 19
  559. 559559CM Investigate excess capacity in the high school apprenticeship programs. Councillor Davis Order #61 scanOct 19
  560. 560560CM Report on safety hazards on Little Concord Avenue. Councillor Russell Order #65 scanOct 19
  561. 561561CM Make adjustments to the Barron Plaza during the construction. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanOct 19
  562. 562562CM Provide information to the neighbors and business community in Central Square about the construction project. Councillor Reeves Order #67 scanOct 19
  563. 563563CM No Action Taken - Plans to address public drinking in Harvard, Inman and Central Squares. Councillor Reeves Order #68 scanOct 19
  564. 564564CM No Action Taken - Investigate the policy of "black" movies at Blockbuster Video Store in Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #73 scanOct 19
  565. 565565CM No Action Taken – Consider an increase in the annual allocations for affordable housing for the year 2000 budget. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #82 scanOct 19
  566. 566566CM Provide the City Council with plans for a new football and track facility. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #83 scanOct 19
  567. 567567CM No Action Taken – Update on the progress of bringing cable television competition to Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #84 scanOct 19
  568. 568568CM Coordinate street cleaning with construction projects to mitigate parking problems for residents. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #86 scanOct 19
  569. 569569CM Committee report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee for a meeting held on October 7, 1998 to discuss the night-time truck ban and issues of enforcement in the City. scanOct 19
  570. 570570CM Develop a process where parents would be notified in a timely manner regarding their children's safety. Councillor Russell Order #1 scanOct 26
  571. 571571CM Confer with CASPAR regarding what outreach is being offered in the Central Square area to alleviate the problem of public drinking. Councillor Russell Order #2 scanOct 26
  572. 572572CM Develop a plan to help seniors living on fixed incomes cope with the increase in property assessments. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanOct 26
  573. 573573CM Draft an ordinance establishing an Economic Development Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanOct 26
  574. 574574CM Clean the playgrounds in the Cambridge Common and post signs that dogs are not allowed in the playground area. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanOct 26
  575. 575575CM Reminder that street cleaning has been extended until December 31, 1998. Mayor Duehay Order #7 scanOct 26
  576. 576576CM Plan to bury overhead wires in upcoming construction projects. Councillor Davis Order #8 scanOct 26
  577. 577577CM Assess outdoor lighting of public buildings including school buildings. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanOct 26
  578. 578578CM Designate an individual to assess all possible sources of all open space. Councillor Davis Order #10 scanOct 26
  579. 579579CM The Citywide Rezoning Advisory Committee include the economic development aspect in its deliberations. Councillor Davis Order #11 scanOct 26
  580. 580580CM Plans to address public drinking in Harvard, Inman and Central Squares. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanOct 26
  581. 581581CM Investigate the policy of the rental of "black "movies at Blockbuster Video Store in Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #14 scanOct 26
  582. 582582CM Consider an increase in the annual allocations for affordable housing for the year 2000 budget. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #15 scanOct 26
  583. 583583CM Update on the progress of bringing cable television competition to Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #16 scanOct 26
  584. 584584CM City Council supports the amending of the HUD regulations to institute a resident preference for the filling of vacancies for expiring use buildings. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #17 scanOct 26
  585. 585585CM Conduct an assessment of child and adolescent mental health serviced in the City. Councillor Davis Order #27 scanOct 26
  586. 586586CM Contact the sponsors, FAA and Massport regarding the noise nuisance of an air traffic jam over Cambridgeport and Riverside during the Head of the Charles. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanOct 26
  587. 587587CM Progress report on filling the position of public information officer. Councillor Davis Order #31 scanOct 26
  588. 588588CM Report on efforts to prevent public drunkenness. Councillor Davis Order #32 scanOct 26
  589. 589589CM Negotiate with property owners to put the bus shelter back in service formerly based at Erie and Brookline Streets. Councillor Davis Order #34 scanOct 26
  590. 590590CM Report on the explanation of the general policies of the License Commission in the licensing of restaurants, bars and nightclubs. Councillor Triantafillou Order #35 scanOct 26
  591. 591591CM Steps the City can take to prevent advertising airplanes from circling Cambridge all day during athletic and/or other celebrations. Councillor Born Order #39 scanOct 26
  592. 592592CM Install a four-way stop sign at the corner of Seventh Street and Otis Street. Mayor Duehay Order #45 scanOct 26
  593. 593593CM Designate a staff person to look into the federal government's "Smart Growth Initiative." Councillor Davis Order #49 scanOct 26
  594. 594594CM Begin discussion with the Tobin neighborhood regarding replacing the "Lost Zebra" which was vandalized to the extent that it is not repairable. Councillor Russell Order #52 scanOct 26
  595. 595595CM Draw up plan to expand open space around the Kennedy School and Ahern Field and look into the purchase of surrounding properties Councilor Born Order #55 scanOct 26
  596. 596596CM Update on negotiations involving the Trust for Public Land on the owners of properties abutting the Pacific Street park with the goal of expanding the existing park. Councillor Born Order #56 scanOct 26
  597. 597597CM Update on plans to acquire the Linpro site on Broadway for open space. Councillor Born Order #57 scanOct 26
  598. 598598CM Initiate discussions, if not already, to acquire the Squirrel Brand property on Broadway for the goal of maintaining the community gardens and other open space on the site. Councillor Born Order #58 scanOct 26
  599. 599599CM Day Street residents indicated that on street cleaning days parked cars are not towed and Day Street looks as if it was never swept. Councillor Reeves Order #61 scanOct 26
  600. 600600CM Work closely with the City Council and the Cable Committee on the most updated information on cable provider. Councillor Reeves Order #62 scanOct 26
  601. 601601CM Provide information on the Franklin/Green Street garage regarding its recent improvements. Councillor Reeves Order #64 scanOct 26
  602. 602602CM Report in three weeks on the progress in the filling of goals as recommended in the report by the Civil and Human Rights Committee dated January 27, 1997. Councillor Triantafillou Order #68 scanOct 26
  603. 603603CM Create resident parking between Hancock Street and Bay Street. Councillor Davis Order #7 scanNov 2
  604. 604604CM Assess the need for a branch library in Area Four. Councillor Davis Order #8 scanNov 2
  605. 605605CM Look into reinstituting a mid Central Square bus stop. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanNov 2
  606. 606606CM Refer the City Council meeting agenda to the Rules Committee and Government Operations for discussion and possible restructuring. Councillor Russell Order #10 scanNov 2
  607. 607607CM Place "No Parking" signs around the island at Fountain Terrace and Huron Avenue. Councillor Russell Order #12 scanNov 2
  608. 608608CM Develop a program on properties that create a community nuisance. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanNov 2
  609. 609609CM Report on staffing levels of the Police Department's Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Unit which should include historical data. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanNov 2
  610. 610610CM Report on what procedures the City is taking to prepare for the year 2000 relative to computer technology. Councillor Sullivan Order #15 scanNov 2
  611. 611611CM Progress report on the implementation of traffic calming measures on Third Street due to a recent car accident at the corner of Third and Spring Street which caused damage to a house. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanNov 2
  612. 612612CM Replace the light pole at 473 Cambridge Street Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanNov 2
  613. 613613CM Remedy the dangerous situation at the entrance to the Peabody School polling place where there is inadequate lighting and poorly maintained pavement. Councillor Born Order #25 scanNov 2
  614. 614614CM Report on the City's current policies with respect to eligibility for police service in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #26 scanNov 2
  615. 615615CM Post a construction schedule and update on major construction projects in Central Square and also include where various bus stops are now located. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanNov 2
  616. 616616CM Report back to the City Council within three weeks with an action plan to improve safety at the Huron Avenue intersection with Chilton Street and Gurney Street. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Order #63 scanNov 2
  617. 617617CM Update on the plans for a one-stop housing office for the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #29 scanNov 2
  618. 618618CM Give a thorough cleaning of the Cambridge Common with the possibility of using a power sweeper. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #30 scanNov 2
  619. 619619CM State what City policy is for the provision of large clay planters on major thoroughfares and residential streets. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanNov 2
  620. 620620CM The City's official policy on the implementation of bike lanes are a condition of any federal or state funding. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #32 scanNov 2
  621. 621621CM Update on all job fair activities in the last twelve months. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #33 scanNov 2
  622. 622622CM Report on the current financial status of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund and all transactions made by the Trust during the last twelve-month period. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #34 scanNov 2
  623. 623623CM Plans for a citywide summer camp for 12-14 year olds too old for camp and too young to work for the upcoming summer season. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #35 scanNov 2
  624. 624624CM Report on the legislative strategy to secure legislative approval for the Neville Manor Nursing Home Assisted Living Home Rule petition. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #36 scanNov 2
  625. 625625CM Confer with the MBTA regarding a long-term solution to the frequent failures of the escalator service at the Porter Square T station. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #37 scanNov 2
  626. 626626CM Confer with the MBTA to request consideration of a mid day inspection of all escalators and card readers in MBTA stations and abroad. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #38 scanNov 2
  627. 627627CM Employee follow-up to assist nine week employees in permanent employment. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #39 scanNov 2
  628. 628628CM Expand the women's ice hockey at CRLS. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #41 scanNov 2
  629. 629629CM Complaints from people who call 911 that when they are reporting drug dealings their names and addresses are requested. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #42 scanNov 2
  630. 630630CM Urge the University Park officials to encourage the businesses to create incentives for employees to utilize the MBTA. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #48 scanNov 2
  631. 631631CM Report on the status of the K-9 division. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #53 scanNov 2
  632. 632632CM Immediate attention to the safety at the intersection of Huron Avenue and Chilton Street with the possibility of a crossing signal. Councillors Born, Russell and Mayor Duehay Calendar Item #11 (Order #42 of October 26, 1998) scanNov 2
  633. 633633CM Improve safety for cars traveling on Irving Street across Kirkland Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Born Order #4 scanNov 9
  634. 634634CM Adjust the traffic light at Concord Avenue and Walden Street. Councillor Russell Order#5 scanNov 9
  635. 635635CM Evaluate the policy of valet parking in the City. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanNov 9
  636. 636636CM Report on a new e-mail warning regarding a telephone scam that is circulating. Councillor Russell Order #13 scanNov 9
  637. 637637CM Information on the administrative/management structure of the City of Cambridge Law Department. Councillor Reeves Order #14 scanNov 9
  638. 638638CM Repair the pavement in front of 185 Charles Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #15 scanNov 9
  639. 639639CM Increase foot patrols in the Central Square area. Councillor Sullivan Order #16 scanNov 9
  640. 640640CM Report on the possibility of initiating a home rule to increase fines charged to motorists who strike pedestrians in crosswalks. Councillor Davis Order #22 scanNov 9
  641. 641641CM Schedule a day, date, time and place for the issuance of visitor parking permits for East Cambridge and Area Four. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #29 scanNov 9
  642. 642642CM Expedite a report regarding possible bulletin boards which may help in notifying residents of the extra street cleanings in December. Councillors Davis, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #34 scanNov 9
  643. 643643CM Help resolve the neighborhood impact issues regarding the Polaroid development site on Memorial Drive. Councillors Reeves, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #35 scanNov 9
  644. 644644CM Report on clearing bus stops of snow and setting up a plan for priority sidewalk snow clearance. Councillor Davis Order #2 scanNov 16
  645. 645645CM Plans for installing holiday lights along major thoroughfares during the upcoming holiday season. Councillor Reeves Order #3 scanNov 16
  646. 646646CM Prepare a report on the "Business Climate" in Cambridge focussing on new business start-ups in 1997-1998. Councillor Reeves Order #5 scanNov 16
  647. 647647CM What protection do homeowners have whose views from their homes are fully or partially obstructed by utility wires and cables. Mayor Duehay Order #9 scanNov 16
  648. 648648CM Street cleaning concerns during the December vacation. Councillors Davis and Sullivan Order #14 scanNov 16
  649. 649649CM Pedestrian crossing barrels be maintained at Pearl Street in Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanNov 16
  650. 650650CM Progress on the extended day program for Cambridge school children. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanNov 16
  651. 651651CM Better accommodation for the conduct of public hearings. Councillor Reeves Order #17 scanNov 16
  652. 652652CM Community Development Department to provide assistance immediately to tenants in Walden Square who are receiving unfair rent increases. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #18 scanNov 16
  653. 653653CM Installation of a two-way stop sign at the corner of Standish Street and Vassal Lane. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #19 scanNov 16
  654. 654654CM Investigate new parking on Dana Street near Massachusetts Avenue in the vicinity of the Cantabridgia Nursing Home. Councillor Reeves Order #21 scanNov 16
  655. 655655CM Repair the street light at the corner of Lee and Harvard Streets. Councillor Reeves Order #22 scanNov 16
  656. 656656CM Purchase of land at the ComEnergy site for a police station or other municipal use. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #24 scanNov 16
  657. 657657CM Preference for Cambridge residents be negotiated when vacancies occur at 929 Massachusetts Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #25 scanNov 16
  658. 658658CM Explain the change in traffic on Elm Street. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #36 scanNov 16
  659. 659659CM Information regarding ways that citizens can assist Central Americans be distributed as hard copy and electronically, and placed on the literature table at City Hall and other spots to which the public and employees have access. Councillor Davis Order #38 scanNov 16
  660. 660660CM Disposition of 63 Cedar Street to the Cambridge Affordable Housing Trust. scanNov 23
  661. 661661CM Report on whether burying wires can become a subject of negotiation with cable companies. Councillor Davis Order #5 scanNov 23
  662. 662662CM Report on any work that has been done on creating additional commuter rail stops in Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanNov 23
  663. 663663CM Remove the sand in the tot lot adjacent to the Kennedy School and replace it with the rubberized material. Councillor Russell Order #9 scanNov 23
  664. 664664CM Arrange for the Council on Aging Board to set up a meeting with State President of the Massachusetts Silver Haired legislature and encourage senior representation on this board. Councillor Russell Order #11 scanNov 23
  665. 665665CM Set up a meeting with representatives of the HMO's and the Council on Aging to discuss the ramifications of Medicare HMO's cap on prescription drug benefits. Councillor Russell Order #12 scanNov 23
  666. 666666CM Possibility of allowing NOCA to utilize the building at 2103 Massachusetts Avenue, the former site of the North Cambridge VFW. Councillor Russell Order #13 scanNov 23
  667. 667667CM Provide the North Cambridge Senior Center with a City of Cambridge flag. Councillor Russell Order #14 scanNov 23
  668. 668668CM Include evening hours for the scheduled time for East Cambridge and Area Four residents to pick up Visitor parking permits. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanNov 23
  669. 669669CM Increase foot and police car patrols in East Cambridge area due to the increase in residential and commercial break-ins. Councillor Toomey Order #16 scanNov 23
  670. 670670CM More traffic enforcement at the corner of Putnam Avenue and Western Avenue. Councillor Davis Order #20 scanNov 23
  671. 671671CM Report on the staffing levels, turnover and overtime at the Emergency Communication Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #22 scanNov 23
  672. 672672CM Investigate the air quality at the Emergency Communication Center. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanNov 23
  673. 673673CM Report on the status of the Computer Aided Dispatch System. Councillor Sullivan Order #24 scanNov 23
  674. 674674CM Ironworkers Local #7 are looking for apprentices from January 11-22, 1999. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #30 scanNov 23
  675. 675675CM Increase the number of outside water meters on Cambridge homes. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #32 scanNov 23
  676. 676676CM Update on the preparation for outdoor ice skating and a report for expanding outdoor ice skating to North Cambridge and East Cambridge. Vice Maycr Galluccio Order #35 scanNov 23
  677. 677677CM Update on the Human Rights Commission's plan to assure a speedy resolution to the case backlog. Councillor Reeves Order #41 scanNov 23
  678. 678678CM Review the emerging arts landscape in Cambridge and determine what support the City can provide for neighborhood arts including determining in Neighborhood Art Centers should be added to the city's agenda for the future. Councillor Reeves Order #43 scanNov 23
  679. 679679CM Designate an appropriate person to post a traffic route on the eastern part of the City. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #56 scanNov 23
  680. 680680CM Broadcast information on how citizens can assist Central America. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #57 scanNov 23
  681. 681681CM Recommend the appropriation of the necessary funds to hire a stenographer for all Planning Board meetings. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #61 scanNov 23
  682. 682682CM Report was received from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee for a meeting held on October 27, 1998 for the purpose of discussion of the issue of the eminent domain taking of property for open space. scanNov 23
  683. 683683CM Report on what steps the City may take to limit the presence of cigarette advertising billboard trucks around the schools. Councillor Russell and Davis Order #5 scanDec 7
  684. 684684CM Community Development Department to sponsor a contest to come up with a bumper sticker for bicycle safety. Councillor Russell Order #10 scanDec 7
  685. 685685CM Do not issues parking tickets around major squares on the remaining Saturdays before Christmas. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanDec 7
  686. 686686CM Contact officials at Harvard University conveying the City Council's request to consider the Riverside neighborhood for largess similar to the Agassiz neighborhood. Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanDec 7
  687. 687687CM Explore the possibility of Harvard giving Coolidge Hall to the City of Cambridge for senior housing. Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanDec 7
  688. 688688CM Resolve traffic problem at the Fresh Pond Rotary Dunkin Donuts. Councillor Davis Order #35 scanDec 7
  689. 689689CM Report on creating a neighborhood conservation district in the Cambridgeport-Riverside area. Councillor Davis Order #36 scanDec 7
  690. 690690CM Transmit letter to the City Manager from Cambridge United for Education (CUE) regarding some Teachers' contract recommendations. Councillor Davis Order #37 scanDec 7
  691. 691691CM Recommend a plan to create a prescription assistance fund. Councillor Reeves Order #38 scanDec 7
  692. 692692CM Investigate plans to accommodate the adult women's soccer with the loss of Lusitania Field. Councillor Born Order #45 scanDec 7
  693. 693693CM Report on the citizen petition to make Meacham Road one way. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #46 scanDec 7
  694. 694694CM Report on the $10 per day license fee and how Cambridge's license fees compare to surrounding communities. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #47 scanDec 7
  695. 695695CM Conduct a union labor trade apprentice fair before the end of December. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #50 scanDec 7
  696. 696696CM Review the possibility of purchasing Walden Square Apartments. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #52 scanDec 7
  697. 697697CM Report on Star Market's intention to maintain its corporate headquarters on Mount Auburn Street. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #55 scanDec 7
  698. 698698CM Report on the steps taken to oppose unreasonable rent increases to tenants of the Walden Square Apartments. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #56 scanDec 7
  699. 699699CM Report on the renovations of the Fitzgerald School and the Gately Shelter. Councillor Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Mayor Duehay Order #57 scanDec 7
  700. 700700CM File an Amicas[?] Brief by the City of Cambridge in support of the City of Boston's Domestic Partnership Ordinance. Councillor Triantafillou and Mayor Duehay Order #72 scanDec 7
  701. 701701CM Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley transmitting resolutions relative to the traffic situation on Huron Avenue and to the Tot Lot adjacent to the Kennedy School for the City Council's consideration and attention. scanDec 7
  702. 702702CM Communication was received from Deborah H. Gevalt, Senior Vice President, Haley & Aldrich regarding the utility related abatement measure at the premises numbered 7-11 Shaler Lane. scanDec 7
  703. 703703CM Communication was received from Timothy Condon, DHMM, and Michael M. Pierdinock, CHMM, Ram Environmental transmitting a response action outcome statement of Cambridge Electric Light Company and Kendall Square Electric Generating Station at the premises numbered 265 First Street. scanDec 7
  704. 704704CM Planning Board's efforts to establish criteria to determine "substantial adverse impact" on traffic. Councillor Sullivan Calendar Item #2 scanDec 7
  705. 705705CM Report on the feasibility of the City offering to its employees who buy homes or who own homes no-interest loans for homebuyers, home-improvement grants and closing cost waivers. Mayor Duehay Order #7 scanDec 14
  706. 706706CM Report on the possibility of the Public Health Commission to insert responsible employer language which mirrors the Cambridge responsible ordinance into construction contracts. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #15 scanDec 14
  707. 707707CM Report on steps or inquiries regarding the acquisition of open space for the East Cambridge area. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #16 scanDec 14
  708. 708708CM Report on MBTA service reduction in North Cambridge along Massachusetts Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #17 scanDec 14
  709. 709709CM Allow seniors to continue to receive their Social Security check at the Senior Center. Councillor Sullivan scanDec 14
  710. 710710CM Concerns about the City's use of leaf blowers. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanDec 14
  711. 711711CM Take legal action to deny or withhold any building permit for the proposed ComEnergy site. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanDec 14
  712. 712712CM Consult with residents in the vicinity of 20 Norman Street regarding the replacement of a tree. Councillor Toomey Order #24 scanDec 14
  713. 713713CM Grant all City employees a "bonus" day off between December 14th and December 31st. Councillor Toomey Order #32 scanDec 14
  714. 714714CM Hire an independent Traffic Engineer and a mediator/facilitator to work with the East Cambridge Planning Team, the residents of East Cambridge and the Developers of the ComEnergy site. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanDec 14

Highways

183 actions · № 1–183
  1. 11H Petition received from Oxford Spa, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 102 Oxford Street. scanJan 12
  2. 22H Dedicate the kiosk area in Harvard Square as "Sheldon Cohen Island." Councillor Sullivan Order #52 scanJan 12
  3. 33H Designate an appropriate location in the vicinity of 152 Huron Avenue as "Frank Capobianco Corner." Councillor Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #149 scanFeb 2
  4. 44H Petition received from Whole Sale Rug Shak, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 223 Binney Street. scanFeb 2
  5. 55H Petition received from Peter Garfall requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 11 Holden Street. scanFeb 2
  6. 66H Petition received from Cambridge Public Health Department, requesting permission to erect a banner for Cambridge Celebrates World No Tobacco Day – May 31, 1998 scanFeb 2
  7. 77H Relative to a request from Eliot Square Enterprises, Inc. that the City grant easement to permit the construction of the foundation for the Winthrop Square construction project. scanFeb 9
  8. 88H That the corner of Rindge Avenue and Jackson Place be named "Marguerite C. Turner Square." Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanFeb 9
  9. 99H Application received from Metric Systems, Inc. requesting permission to erect an awning at the premises numbered 284 Broadway. scanFeb 9
  10. 1010H Name the corner of Sargent Street and Notre Dame Avenue as "Lawrence Lange Square." Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanFeb 9
  11. 1111H Curb cut in the development plan for 784 Memorial Drive. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Triantafillou and Born Order #31 scanFeb 9
  12. 1212H Communication received from City Engineer, Ann Daughaday, transmitting a notice of change of address for 101 ½ R.C. Blanchard Road, Block 167.3, Lot 253. scanMar 2
  13. 1313H Suitable plaque at the corner of Cambridge and Trowbridge Streets in honor of Timothy J. Keefe. Mayor Duehay, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #88 scanMar 2
  14. 1414H Communication re ceived from City Engineer, Ann Daughaday, transmitting a notice of a new address for 286-290 Walden Street, Block 288, Lot 30. scanMar 2
  15. 1515H Communication received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, transmitting notice of 68 Grozier Road as a new address. scanMar 16
  16. 1616H That East Cambridge Savings Bank Operations Building be named in honor of George Wilson, President of the Bank. Councillor Sullivan Order #38 scanMar 16
  17. 1717H Petition from Sonyas Café for a wooden sign with metal lettering at the premises numbered 89 Second Street. scanMar 23
  18. 1818H Petition from Karen Russell for a table in front of the premises numbered 1 Central square Plaza, Old Surmans, for the purpose of selling music tapes. scanMar 23
  19. 1919H Petition from Spectra Photo for a vinyl awning with an aluminum frame at the premises numbered 1761 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 23
  20. 2020H Communication from Stephen H. Kaiser transmitting a memorandum regarding curbcut safety at T-intersections. scanMar 23
  21. 2121H Order - re: suitable location to be dedicated in honor of Judy Marchant. Councillor Toomey Order # 6 scanMar 23
  22. 2222H Order re: corner of Cardinal Medeiros Avenue and Marney Street be dedicated in honor of Manuel Sebastiano. Councillor Toomey Order # 13 scanMar 23
  23. 2323H Curb cut - Thomas Lily - 607 - 619 Green Street. scanMar 30
  24. 2424H Curb cut - Dennis Benzan - 1 Pine Street. scanMar 30
  25. 2525H Communication from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, transmitting new addresses at 11 Chauncy Street, Block 173, Lot 51. scanMar 30
  26. 2626H Electric awning - PuPu Hot Pot Chinese Restaurant - 907 Main Street. scanMar 30
  27. 2727H A petition was received from Calumet Photographic, requesting permission to erect a projecting aluminum sign in front of 65 Bent Street. scanApr 6
  28. 2828H Application was received from Middle East Restaurant, requesting permission to erect a banner across Massachusetts Avenue at Brookline Street. scanApr 6
  29. 2929H Tribute and memorial to Jean Garside. scanApr 6
  30. 30An application for a jitney license for Boston Duck Tours, Limited Partnership. scanApr 13
  31. 31Notification of a new address numbered 9 Pleasant Place. scanApr 13
  32. 32Dedicate the corner of Ellsworth Avenue and Greenough Avenue in honor of C. Brendan Noonan. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell and Sullivan Order #41 scanApr 13
  33. 33Dedication ceremony in honor of James Bentubo. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Triantafillou Order #60 scanApr 13
  34. 34Curb cut request from Gary Jefferson, at the premises numbered 52 Concord Avenue. scanApr 27
  35. 35Petition received from Gary Epstein, Timeless Antiques requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise in front of the premises numbered 266 Concord Avenue. scanApr 27
  36. 36Petition was received from William Wright, requesting permission to erect a sandwich board in front of the premises numbered 266 Brookline Street. scanApr 27
  37. 37Petition was received from Toscanini's requesting permission to erect tables and chairs in front of the premises numbered 1310 Mass. Ave. scanApr 27
  38. 38Petition was received from Harvard Square Business Association transmitting a request to erect three vinyl temporary banners announcing the annual May Fair in Harvard Square. scanApr 27
  39. 39Petition was received from Green Street Productions requesting permission to erect four banners across Mass. Ave. near City Hall, Brookline Street, Inman Square and Cambridge Street advertising the Central Square World's Fair held on Sunday, June 7, 1998. scanApr 27
  40. 4040H Petition was received from David Zewinski on behalf of Presidents and Fellows of Harvard College, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 33 Oxford Street. scanApr 27
  41. 4141H Dedicate suitable site in Corcoran Park in honor of Ruth Shea. Councillor Russell Order #73 scanApr 27
  42. 4242H Petition was received from Lead-Safe Cambridge, requesting a banner across Massachusetts Avenue advertising Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. scanMay 4
  43. 4343H Petition was received from Congress Auto Insurance requesting permission for a sandwich board in front of the premises numbered 21 Central Square. scanMay 4
  44. 4444H Communication received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, transmitting notice of a new address of 180R Appleton Street. scanMay 4
  45. 4545H Petition was received from the Mass. Eating Disorder Assoc., requesting permission for a table in front of the Newsstand in Harvard Square on May 6, 1998. scanMay 4
  46. 4646H Petition was received from Souper Roll-on Café, requesting permission for a sandwich board in front of 726 Cambridge Street. scanMay 4
  47. 4747H Install a plaque in honor of William H. Crocker, Sr. on the outside of the Emergency Communications Building. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Sullivan Order #55 scanMay 4
  48. 4848H Petition was received from Joel Haycock for a curb cut at 159 Magazine Street. scanMay 4
  49. 4949H A legal opinion on restricting trucks within the City. scanMay 4
  50. 5050H Petition was received from Barewalls Interactive Art, requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 12 Arrow Street. scanMay 11
  51. 5151H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, transmitting notice of a new address of 98 and 100 Montgomery Street. scanMay 11
  52. 5252H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, transmitting notice of a new address of 350 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 11
  53. 5353H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, transmitting notice of a new address of 20 Sidney Street. scanMay 11
  54. 5454H Petition was received from The Carriage House Salon, requesting permission to erect an "A" framed sign in front of the premises numbered 33 Church Street. scanMay 11
  55. 5555H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, transmitting notice of a new address of 9 Valentine Street. scanMay 11
  56. 5656H Petition was received from Charlie's Kitchen, requesting permission for five tables and fifteen chairs in front of 10 Eliot Street. scanMay 18
  57. 5757H Petition was received from European Country Antiques, requesting permission to display a chair and chest of drawers in front of 146 Huron Avenue. scanMay 18
  58. 5858H Application was received from Guy Asaph requesting a curb cut at 133 Brookline Street. scanMay 18
  59. 5959H Application was received from Alejandro Lee requesting a curb cut at 366 Putnam Avenue. scanMay 18
  60. 6060H Dedication of the corner of Plymouth and Hamlin Streets as "John F. Sarchioni Square" on June 28, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #43 scanMay 18
  61. 6161H Petition was received from The Style Factory requesting permission for benches in front of 268 Brookline Street. scanJun 1
  62. 6262H Petition was received from Passimis Kitchen requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 47 Palmer Street. scanJun 1
  63. 6363H Petition was received from 2323 Antiques requesting permission to display merchandise in front of 2323 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 1
  64. 6464H Petition was received from Eclectic requesting permission for a sign at the premises 10 Arrow Street. scanJun 1
  65. 6565H Petition was received from Learning Smith requesting permission for a sandwich board sign and a display of merchandise in front of 25 Brattle Street. scanJun 1
  66. 6666H Petition was received from Swiss Watchmaker requesting permission to erect a perforated stainless steel sign with two electric clocks in front of 56-58 Church Street. scanJun 1
  67. 6767H Petition was received from Delhi Darbar requesting permission for a table and sandwich board sign in front of 24 Holyoke Street. scanJun 1
  68. 6868H Petition was received from Lap-Top Superstore requesting permission to display merchandise in front of 1776-1776B Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 1
  69. 6969H Application was received from Forest City Development requesting permission to erect a building mounted parking directional sign on Sidney Street at Franklin Street. scanJun 1
  70. 7070H Application was received from Forest City Development requesting permission to erect a building mounted parking directional sign on Landsdowne Street at Franklin Street. scanJun 1
  71. 7171H Recommendation from the License Commission on an application for a Jitney License for Boston Cambridge Trolley Tours, Inc., d/b/a Minuteman Tours. scanJun 1
  72. 7272H Petition was received from Day of Portugal Parade Committee requesting permission for a banner across Massachusetts Avenue at City Hall. scanJun 1
  73. 7373H Petition was received from Upstairs at the Pudding requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 10 Holyoke Street. scanJun 1
  74. 7474H Revised tieback easement granted by the City to The Cambridge Public Health Commission for Underground Construction. recorded deed enclosed. scanJun 1
  75. 7575H An application was received from the Harvard Co-op requesting permission to erect a flag with the "H" in front of the premises numbered 1400 Mass. Ave. scanJun 8
  76. 7676H An application was received from Gary Mitchell, requesting permission to erect a fixed awning in front of the premises numbered 192 Hampshire Street. scanJun 8
  77. 7777H An application was received from the Wrap requesting permission to erect two tables and four stools in front of the premises numbered 71 Mt. Auburn Street. scanJun 8
  78. 7878H An application was received from Globo Travel & Tours, Inc., requesting permission to erect a fixed frame awning in front of the premises dated 1103 Cambridge Street. scanJun 8
  79. 7979H Dedicate the corner of Clay Street and Rindge Avenue in honor of Charles L. Martin. Councillor Russell Order #12 scanJun 8
  80. 8080H Dedicate the corner of Allston and Pearls Streets in honor of Henry W. "Hank" Vera. Councillor Russell Order #13 scanJun 8
  81. 8181H Dedicate a suitable landmark to the Holy Sisters and the Marist Fathers for their services to the residents of the City and Our Lady of Pity Parish and thank Sister Irene Menard and Sister Claire LaRoche for their service. scanJun 8
  82. 8282H Sundry communications were received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, transmitting notification of a new address at the premises numbered: 57-59-61 Kinnaird Street 391 Evereteze Way 75-83 Webster Avenue 330 Memorial Drive 32-46 Regent Street scanJun 8
  83. 8383H Easement to accommodate a driveway for vehicular access to 25-27 Cottage Street in Watertown, which abuts the City's Water Works and reservoir facilities property. scanJun 15
  84. 8484H Application was received from Charlotte Peck requesting a curb cut at 31 Ash Street. scanJun 15
  85. 8585H Dedicate the Fort Washington area as "Bernard Rudolph Square" on September 27, 1998. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanJun 15
  86. 8686H Communication from Arthur B. McCue, Somerville City Clerk, transmitting an order requesting information about a plan to create a truck route that would force additional truck traffic down Somerville Avenue. scanJun 15
  87. 8787H Notification from the MBTA regarding new bus service along Broadway from Harvard and Kendall Squares. scanJun 15
  88. 8888H Easement at 119 Windsor Street for the installation of transformers, underground wires and cables, and other electrical equipment necessary to provide power. scanJun 22
  89. 8989H Application from Anne Holtzwarts requesting a curb cut at 21 Trowbridge Street. scanJun 22
  90. 9090H Communication was received from John R. Moot, People for Riverbend Park Trust, transmitting opposition to allowing trolleys to use Memorial Drive for commercial tours. scanJun 22
  91. 9191H Application was received from Souper Roll-Up Café requesting that permission for a table and four chairs in front of 726 Cambridge Street. scanJun 22
  92. 9292H Application was received from Diege Sanchez of Tutoring Plus requesting permission for a table in front of 371 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 22
  93. 9393H Application was received from Graham Gund requesting a curb cut at 5 Lowell Street. scanJun 22
  94. 9494H Application was received from the Greek Orthodox Church, requesting permission for a banner from 675-678 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 22
  95. 9595H Application was received from Jessie Chan, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 24 Pearl Street. scanJun 22
  96. 9696H Application was received from Lindsay Bouthrus-Ghali requesting a curb cut at 7 Lowell Street. scanJun 30
  97. 9797H Petition was received from North Cambridge Crime Task Force requesting permission for a banner across Rindge Avenue and Middlesex Street - approved by Robert W. Healy, City Manager. scanJul 15
  98. 9898H Petition was received from Cambridge Carnival International requesting permission for a banner across 675-678 Massachusetts Avenue - approved by Robert W. Healy, City Manager. scanJul 15
  99. 9999H Application was received from University Wine Shop requesting permission for a sandwich board sign and a display of merchandise in front of 991 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 27
  100. 100100H Dedicate the corner of Washington and Norfolk Streets in honor of Reverend Patrick Dolan. Councillor Russell Order #28 scanJul 27
  101. 101101H Declare July 24, 1998 as "Clorea Evereteze Day" in the City of Cambridge. scanJul 27
  102. 102102H Dedicate the corner of Eighth and Cambridge Streets as "Bernie Hill Square." Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #156 scanJul 27
  103. 103103H Dedicate the corner of Seventh and Thorndike Streets as "Pinciaro Sqaure." Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #157 scanJul 27
  104. 104104H Application was received from Pererson Products, Inc. requesting permission to erect an awning at 191 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. scanJul 27
  105. 105105H Petition was received Brea Market, Inc. requesting permission to erect a sign in front of 102 Columbia Street. scanJul 27
  106. 106106H Petition was received from Central Square Florist requesting permission for a table in front of 653 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 27
  107. 107107H Petition was received from Oxford Spa requesting permission for a bench in front of 102 Oxford Street. scanJul 27
  108. 108108H Petition was received from the Brick Company Grille requesting permission for a table in front of 377A Walden Street. scanJul 27
  109. 109109H Petition was received from Rosie's Pastries, Inc. requesting permission for a sandwich board in front of 243 Hampshire Street. scanJul 27
  110. 110110H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, transmitting notifications of new addresses at the following locations: 45 Sidney Street, 75 Sidney Street, 30 Pilgrim Street, 55 Franklin Street, 71 Industrial Park Road. scanJul 27
  111. 111111H Petition was received from Michael LaRosa requesting permission for a curb cut at 14-26 Norfolk Street. scanJul 27
  112. 112112H Petition was received from Blades Board & Skate, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 38 JFK Street. scanJul 27
  113. 113113H Petition was received from Cambridge Trust Company requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 350 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 27
  114. 114114H Petition was received from Jennifer Kostner, Gabrielli for Congress Campaign, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 555 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 27
  115. 115115H Petition was received from Charles's Kitchen requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 10 Eliot Street. scanJul 27
  116. 116116H Petition was received from Robert Fox requesting permission for a curb cut at 2425 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 27
  117. 117117H Petition was received from BHCC/The Office of Workforce Development requesting permission to erect a banner across Massachusetts Avenue in front of City Hall. scanJul 27
  118. 118118H Petition was received from Gandhi Restaurant requesting permission to erect a sign at 704 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 27
  119. 119119H Petition was received from Wiener's requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 19 Central Square. scanJul 27
  120. 120120H Petition was received from James Benson requesting a curb cut at 158 Thorndike Street. scanJul 27
  121. 121121H Petition was received from The Harvest Restaurant requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 125 Mount Auburn Street. scanJul 27
  122. 122122H Petition was received from The Harvest Restaurant requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 44R Brattle Street. scanJul 27
  123. 123123H Petition was received from Duncan MacArthur requesting a curb cut at 99-101 Otis Street. scanJul 27
  124. 124124H Petition was received form Sandra Bock requesting a curb cut at 103 Otis Street. scanJul 27
  125. 125125H Petition was received from Hollywood Express Video requesting permission for a table to display merchandise in front of 1740 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 27
  126. 126126H Dedicate the corner of Calendar and Hews Street as the "Christopher M Jones and Barbara Betts Jones Square." Councillor Sullivan Order #43 scanSep 14
  127. 127127H Communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, transmitting notification of new addresses at the following locations: 2505-2533 Massachusetts Avenue, 270-280 Albany Street, 50 and 60 Hampshire Street and 210 Broadway. scanSep 28
  128. 128128H Communication was received from Steve White, Deputy Commissioner, DPW, transmitting notifications of new addresses granted at the following locations: 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58 Porter Road and 247 Bent Street. scanSep 28
  129. 129129H Petition was received from Eric Pheifer requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 32-46 Regent Street. scanSep 28
  130. 130130H Petition was received from Thomas Hammond requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 22/24 Traymore Street. scanSep 28
  131. 131131H Petition was received from Peter Synowiez requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 1575 Cambridge Street. scanSep 28
  132. 132132H Petition was received from Peter Meyersohn requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 48 Sacramento Street. scanSep 28
  133. 133133H Petition was received from Hilary Roman requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 10 Wilson Road. scanSep 28
  134. 134134H Petition was received from Chris Shachoy requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 53-55 Hubbard Avenue. scanSep 28
  135. 135135H Petition was received from Katherine Bennett requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 39 Pleasant Street. scanSep 28
  136. 136136H Petition was received from Robert Schlager requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 205 Broadway. scanSep 28
  137. 137137H Petition was received from N.E. Development Company requesting permission to erect a sign in front of 2 Canal Park. scanSep 28
  138. 138138H Petition was received from the Cambridge School Department, Friends of Cambridge Athletics requesting permission to erect a banner across Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 28
  139. 139139H Petition was received from SBI Photo requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 57 JFK Street. scanSep 28
  140. 140140H Communication was received from Steve White, Deputy Commissioner, DPW, transmitting notifications of new addresses at the premises numbered 50 and 60 Hampshire Street and 210 Broadway. scanSep 28
  141. 141141H Communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, City Engineer, transmitting new addresses granted to 1 Davenport Street, 3 Davenport Street, 5 Davenport Street and 7 Davenport Street. scanSep 28
  142. 142142H Petition was received from Animal-Vegetable-Mineral requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 2400 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 28
  143. 143143H Dedicate the corner of Hampshire Street and Cardinal Medeiros Avenue as "Alfred E. Vellucci Square." Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #95 scanSep 28
  144. 144144H Application was received from Mass Voters for Clean Elections requesting permission for a table in front of 2 Central Square. scanOct 5
  145. 145145H Application was received from Pure Line Skin Care requesting permission for a sandwich board in front of 58 J.F.K. Street. scanOct 5
  146. 146146H Application was received from Harvard Square Business Association requesting permission to hang two temporary banners in Harvard Square. scanOct 5
  147. 147147H Dedicate the corner of Eighth Street and Thorndike Street in the name of Leland Prevost. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order # 2 scanOct 5
  148. 148148H Dedicate the corner of Hurley Street and Sciarappa Street as Raffaele DiFabio "Boss" corner. Councillors Sullivan Order #13 scanOct 5
  149. 149149H Application was received from Eliot St. Café-Dunkin Donuts requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 65 JFK Street. scanOct 19
  150. 150150H Application was received from Total Oriental Therapy requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of 1798A Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 19
  151. 151151H Application was received from Cambridge Even Start & Title I (Cambridge Family Literacy Collaborative) requesting permission to hang a banner across Massachusetts Avenue in front of City Hall. scanOct 19
  152. 152152H Application was received from Shilla Restaurant requesting permission for a sandwich board in front of 57 JFK Street. scanOct 19
  153. 153153H Communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, Interim City Engineer, transmitting a new address at 357 and 361 Columbia Street. scanOct 19
  154. 154154H Dedicate the main ball room of the Senior Center in honor of Walter Milne. Councillor Russell Order #34 scanOct 19
  155. 155155H Dedication ceremony of the Joan Lorentz Park to be held on October 31, 1998. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Toomey Order #63 scanOct 19
  156. 156156H Notification of a new address on 206-220 Otis Street, 355-361 Columbia Street, 192 Hampshire Street and 165 Amory Street. scanOct 26
  157. 157157H Application received from Mark Gibbins requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 55 Kinnaird Street. scanOct 26
  158. 158158H Petition was received from Au Bon Pain requesting permission for a sandwich board sign and a table in front of 1379 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 26
  159. 159159H Notification of a new address at the premises numbered 1008 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 26
  160. 160160H Place "A" frame signs at the main streets to point to establishments located on side streets. Councillor Davis Order #29 scanOct 26
  161. 161161H Dedicate the corner of Cambridge and Windsor Streets "Joseph Versackas, Sr. Square." scanOct 26
  162. 162162H Petition was received from TGI Friday's Inc. d/b/a Friday's American Bar requesting permission to erect a blade sign and two awnings in front of 16 Eliot Street. scanNov 2
  163. 163163H Petition was received from Davis Alshuler requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 15 Fayerweather Street. scanNov 2
  164. 164164H Petition was received from Cambridge Cares About Aids, Inc. requesting permission to erect a banner in front of the premises numbered 678 Massachusetts Avenue. scanNov 2
  165. 165165H Name the corner of Sherman Street and Walden Street as "Paddy's Corner." Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #40 scanNov 2
  166. 166166H Name the corner of Sherman Street and Stearns Street the "Galluccio Store Corner" in memory of Cecelia and Joe Galluccio. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Russell Order #43 scanNov 2
  167. 167167H Application was received from the Cambridge Health Alliance requesting permission to erect a sign in front of the premises numbered 119 Windsor Street. scanNov 9
  168. 168168H Petition was received from Cambridge Carnival International requesting permission to hang a banner across 795 Massachusetts Avenue. scanNov 9
  169. 169169H Dedicate the new sitting area in front of City Hall Annex in memory of Maryalice Monagle. scanNov 9
  170. 170170H Dedicate the newly renovated office building at the Cambridge Cemetery in honor of Domenic "Mike" Bonacci. scanNov 9
  171. 171171H Notification of a new address for 16 and 18 Avon Street. scanNov 16
  172. 172172H Petition was received from Anthony Pira requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 159 Cherry Street. scanNov 16
  173. 173173H Name the corner of Plympton Street and Bow Street as "Patrick R. Sorrento Square." scanNov 16
  174. 174174H Petition was received from Just-A-Start Corporation requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 2525 Massachusetts Avenue. scanNov 23
  175. 175175H Petition was received from Boston Philharmonic requesting permission for a bench in front of the premises numbered 360 Huron Avenue. scanNov 23
  176. 176176H Application for a Jitney License for Brush Hill Transportation Company d/b/a Brush Hill Tours. scanDec 7
  177. 177177H Petition was received from Speed Wash Company requesting permission to erect a sign in front of the premises numbered 116 Magazine Street. scanDec 7
  178. 178178H Petition was received from Ponjabi Dhaba requesting permission to erect a sign in front of the premises numbered 225 Hampshire Street. scanDec 7
  179. 179179H Notification of a new address at the premises numbered 55 Fresh Pond Parkway. scanDec 7
  180. 180180H Designate the corner of Soden Street and Western Avenue as "Gertrude and Robert Linton, Sr. Corner." scanDec 7
  181. 181181H Application was received from Susan King requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 23 Buckingham Street. scanDec 14
  182. 182182H Application was received from 1 Arrow Street Crepes requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 1 Arrow Street. scanDec 14
  183. 183183H Application was received form Bernard Higonnet requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 136 Brattle Street. scanDec 14

Finance

154 actions · № 1–154
  1. 11F Appropriation to $550 to subcontract with agencies to provide summer jobs for youth. scanJan 12
  2. 22F Appropriation of $150 to provide funds for the Multicultural Task force to participate in the annual Holocaust Commemoration Services. Councillor Sullivan scanJan 12
  3. 33F Appropriation of $3,685 for the second annual Peace and Justice Awards Dinner. scanJan 12
  4. 44F Appropriation of $350,000 to provide funds for a consulting group to conduct a financial system needs analysis, assist in the creation of an R.F.P., and assist in the selection of a new financial system for the City. scanJan 12
  5. 55F City's FY 1997 Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports. scanFeb 2
  6. 66F City selling $42,000,000 in General Obligation Bonds. scanFeb 2
  7. 77F Appropriation of $7,.225 donated by Project Bread. scanFeb 2
  8. 88F Commendation to Senator Kennedy for his role in ensuring an increase of $245,000 in the federal budget for the Longfellow House. Mayor Duehay scanFeb 2
  9. 99F Appropriation of $1,605.90 to be used by youth centers to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects and events. scanFeb 2
  10. 1010F Appropriation of $4,000 to be used by the Cambridge Prevention Coalition to provide alcohol, tobacco and other drug prevention training for Cambridge youth. scanFeb 2
  11. 1111F Appropriation of $30,000 to be used by the Community Learning Center to provide adult education services for homeless adults. scanFeb 2
  12. 1212F Appropriation of $35,000 to be used to hire a consultant to assist the City in developing a public information program. scanFeb 2
  13. 1313F Transfer of $80,000 to provide fudns for medical costs for officers injured in the performance of duty and officers retired on accidental disability. scanFeb 2
  14. 1414F Transfer of $10,000 to cover current and projected expenses for workplace injuries. scanFeb 2
  15. 1515F Appropriation of $9,145 to cover increases in both printing and advertising costs. scanFeb 2
  16. 1616F Appropriation of $84200 for consulting services associated with the main library site selection process. scanFeb 2
  17. 1717F Transfer of $24,000 to be used for a lump sum settlement related to a workers compensation claim. scanFeb 2
  18. 1818F Transfer of $13,817 to cover supplies and contracting costs. scanFeb 2
  19. 1919F Appropriation of $25,000 to pay instructors salaries and for supplies to run the Community Learning Center's Adult Education for the Homeless Program. scanFeb 2
  20. 2020F Appropriation of $9,825 to be used by the Community Learning Center to adapt curriculum in accordance with the Massachusetts curriculum frameworks developed under Education Reform. scanFeb 2
  21. 2121F Transfer of $7,200 from the Mayor's Office Salary and Wages Account to the Mayor's Office Other Ordinary Maintenance for the purpose of purchasing three additional personal computers. scanFeb 2
  22. 2222F Transfer of $5,000 from the Finance Department to allow for MIS staff to receive training on the Windows NT Operating system as well as UNIX operating system. scanFeb 2
  23. 2323F Appropriation of a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Service of $39,614 to provide funds for a partnership with the Harvard University Police Department, MIT Police Department and the Bicycle Committee of Cambridge to deal with issues involving bicycles. scanFeb 2
  24. 2424F Order - re: recommending the allocation of $50,000 to the Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services. Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Order # 55 scanMar 30
  25. 2525F Communication from Elaine Cheeves and Regina Healy, Esq., Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services, requesting that the City Council vote to allocate $50,000 in municipal funds to allow Cambridge-Somerville Legal Service to continue a critical program that offers legal help to Cambridge tenants who are elderly people, people with disabilities and low income families. scanMar 30
  26. 2626F Relative to the FY 99 submitted budget and appropriation orders. scanApr 6
  27. 2727F An appropriation of $6,326.25 to be used to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects and events at the various youth centers. scanApr 6
  28. 2828F Relative to an appropriation of $43,589 to provide funds for adult basic education classes held at Jefferson Park and Newtowne Court. scanApr 6
  29. 2929F Relative to an appropriation of $79,795 to provide funds for the Community Learning Center to support additional adult basic education classes. scanApr 6
  30. 3030F Relative to an appropriation of $38,830 to provide funds for the Community Learning Center to train teachers to work with learning disabled students. scanApr 6
  31. 3131F A communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, School Committee, transmitting notification of the adoption of general operating budget of $89,442,0050.00 for the fiscal year 1998-1998. scanApr 6
  32. 3232F Appropriation of $435 from private donations to be used by the Multicultural Task Force for special events. scanApr 13
  33. 3333F Appropriation of $9,927 to provide fuel assistance to qualified resident. scanApr 13
  34. 3434F Transfer of $54,298 to increase funding for the Summer Work and Learning component of the Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program. scanApr 13
  35. 3535F Appropriation of $60,000 from free cash for the purchase of a high speed copier for the Print Shop. scanApr 13
  36. 3636F A transfer of $10,500 to provide funds to purchase a photocopy machine, to cover reprinting of Hackney Carriage Rules and Regulations and to reprint the Alcoholic Beverage Rules and Regulations. scanApr 13
  37. 3737F A communication was received from Carla J. Dacey, Accounting Manager, Boston Edison, transmitting a copy of the Condensed Financial Return of the Boston Edison Company for the year ended December 31, 1997. scanApr 13
  38. 3838F A report from Councillor Russell for a meeting held on March 25, 1998 for the purpose of planning a follow-up facilitated consideration of the City Council's goals prior to deliberations of the FY '99 budget. scanApr 13
  39. 3939F A report from Vice Mayor Galluccio for a meeting held on April 8, 1998 for the purpose of reviewing and making recommendations on claims against the city files by members of the general public. scanApr 13
  40. 4040F Appropriation of $70,000 in reimbursement funds from the Cambridge Public Health Comm. to cover the CPHC's share of the issuance costs for the January 20, 1998 bond issue. scanApr 27
  41. 4141F Appropriation of $222,544 from the U.S. Dept. of Justice to complete the implementation of the laptop computer program in market vehicles. scanApr 27
  42. 4242F Appropriation of $4,415 for the use by the low income sewer and water assistance program. scanApr 27
  43. 4343F Appropriation of $300 to be used for special events. scanApr 27
  44. 4444F Appropriation of $2,704 to be used for a needs analysis to determine the need for Adult Basic Education and/or English as a second language service for retail and food services workers in the Harvard Square area. scanApr 27
  45. 4545F Appropriation of $49,775 to be used to expand the capacity of the Cambridge Employment Program by hiring a vocational case manager to provide case mangement services to residents seeking employment, particularly those residing in public housing. scanApr 27
  46. 4646F Appropriation of $147,000 to provide operating costs or rehabilitation costs of shelter facilities and for homeless prevention activities or essential services for the homeless. scanApr 27
  47. 4747F Transfer of $21,000 to provide funds for ESL and computer classes to Area Four residents as well as provide five slots in the Adult Career Pathways Program. scanApr 27
  48. 4848F Appropriation of $100,000 to be used to jointly develop a request for proposal and seek an analysis and assessment to develop a comprehensive plan for extended day planning. scanApr 27
  49. 4949F $20,000 grant which will be used to develop an environmental advocacy and networking group within Jefferson Park and the three Rindge Towers. scanApr 27
  50. 5050F Transfer $317,980 to provide funds for personnel costs related to the continuation of the Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program. scanApr 27
  51. 5151F Appropriation of $30,000 in Program Income Funds for repayment of U.S. Trust UDAG loan to the Public Investment Fund community Development Extra. Expenditures account to be used towards the purchase of 72 Elm Street. scanMay 4
  52. 5252F Appropriation of $500 to support work study payments for college interns utilizing the office. scanMay 4
  53. 5353F Appropriations of a grant totaling $47,000 from the Attorney General's Office to help support an intern position, coop student complaint mediators, office relative expenses such as postage and supplies and travel and training expenses. scanMay 4
  54. 5454F Transfer of $960 to provide funds for attendance at the annual convention of the National Association of commissions for Women. scanMay 4
  55. 5555F Transfer of $8,780 to cover travel expenses for Councillor Triantafillou and Director of the Women's Commission, Nancy Ryan for attendance at the World conference on Family Violence in New Delhi, India. scanMay 4
  56. 5656F Appropriations of $30,000 for an analysis and assessment of the Youth Centers from free cash. scanMay 4
  57. 5757F Transfer of $20,000 for medical and psychological screenings of police candidates and payment of medical services to officers injured in the performance of duty. scanMay 11
  58. 5858F Report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a meeting held on April 15 and 29, 1998 for the purpose of the adoption of the Fiscal Year 1999 General Fund Budget in the amount of $261,262,105. scanMay 11
  59. 5959F Report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a meeting held on April 15 and 29, 1998 for the purpose of the adoption of the Fiscal Year 1999 Water Fund Budget in the amount of $8,862,595. scanMay 11
  60. 6060F Report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a meeting held on April 15 and 29, 1998 for the purpose of the adoption of the Fiscal Year 1999 Public Investment Fund Budget in the amount of $16,997,745. scanMay 11
  61. 6161F Appropriation and authorization to borrow $5,765,000 to fund the final phase of the network infrastructure project, acquisition of a new financial system, and replacement of the roof at the high school. scanMay 11
  62. 6262F Appropriations and authorization to borrow $1,620,975 to fund a portion of the cost of the Infiltration/Inflow Program which will identify, quantify and analyze storm water discharge to the sewer system with the goal of reducing charges by the MWR. scanMay 11
  63. 6363F Transfer of $9,000 from Cable TV Salary & Wages Account for the purchase of three pieces of equipment to replace the dubbing station editor. scanMay 18
  64. 6464F Transfer of $2,500 to provide funds cover conference attendance and trainings. scanMay 18
  65. 6565F Appropriation of $3,832 to allow for English as a Second Language classes at the Christ Church for Cambridge residents. scanMay 18
  66. 6666F Appropriation of $24,769 to be used to enhance emerging School-to-Work initiative in Cambridge and to plan and implement a year-round career pathways systems. scanMay 18
  67. 6767F Appropriation of $7,500 to provide the prevocational training component of the Central Artery/Tunnel Cambridge Collaborative. scanMay 18
  68. 6868F Appropriation of $34,200 to purchase computer hardware and software for students. scanMay 18
  69. 6969F Appropriation of $15,000 to cover the conversion cost from oil to gas heating system at the O'Connell Branch Library. scanMay 18
  70. 7070F Transfer of $15,000 to provide funds to expand the scope of the facilitation of the Planning Board process for the rezoning of the Industrial C Zoning District/Planned Unit Development in North Cambridge. scanMay 18
  71. 7171F An order for the City Council adoption for authorization to submit a grant application for renovation of Russell Field. scanMay 18
  72. 7272F Appropriation of $100,000 to cover outside legal expenses for the remainder of FY98. scanMay 18
  73. 7373F A report on fundraising results of the Arts Council. scanMay 18
  74. 7474F Appropriation and authorization to borrow $76,700,000 to finance the construction of the new water treatment plant and landscaping costs as well as the purchase of water from the MWRA during the construction period. scanMay 18
  75. 7575F Transfer of $20,000 to cover costs associated with workers compensation claims, training and conference attendance, increased maintenance of the traffic fleet and additional reflective sign materials. scanJun 1
  76. 7676F Transfer of $12,812 to cover the costs on increasing the hours of two part-time staff and attending mandatory training and conferences. scanJun 1
  77. 7777F Notification from the Board of Assessors regarding their vote to request the Commissioner of Revenue's authorization to issue FY99 preliminary tax bills. scanJun 1
  78. 7878F Transfer of $165,000 to cover the cost of medical bills, college tuition reimbursement, EMT training, dive team equipment, additional maintenance to the fire fleet and miscellaneous supplies. scanJun 1
  79. 7979F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant for $4,000 from the community Learning Center to the grant fund Human services Program Salary & Wages account to provide funds to support two students in the Adult Career pathways Program and will help cover the instructor costs. scanJun 8
  80. 8080F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant for $14,000 from the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination to the Human Rights Commission Salary & Wages Account to support a cooperative work-share agreement with MCAD to investigate employment and public accommodation discrimination. scanJun 8
  81. 8181F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $17,000 from the Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity to the grant fund Human Rights Salary & Wages Account to provide funds to investigate fair housing complaints under a cooperative work-share agreement with HUD. scanJun 8
  82. 8282F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $1,375 from the Electrical Salary & Wages Account and $44,600 from the Electrical Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Electrical Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for the replacement of the 1980 pickup truck used by the Supervisor of Signal Maintenance and the 1988 sedan used by the City Electrician. scanJun 8
  83. 8383F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $841,315 from the Federal Housing & Urban Development Department to the grant fund Human Services Program Planning & Development Division Salary & Wages Account $40,063 and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account $801,252 to be used to provide supportive housing related services to people at risk of homelessness. scanJun 8
  84. 8484F Transfer of $4,500 to replace the transmission and clutch for auxiliary lighting plant. scanJun 15
  85. 8585F Transfer of $19,000 to provide funds to pay a lump sum settlement due to injuries related to worker's compensation. scanJun 15
  86. 8686F Transfer of $5,000 to provide funds to pay a lump sum settlement due to injuries related to worker's compensation. scanJun 15
  87. 8787F Appropriation of $838.64 to provide funds to cover a salary increase for the housing caseworker. scanJun 15
  88. 8888F Transfer of $17,500 to cover the cost of advertising for the remainder of the fiscal year. scanJun 15
  89. 8989F An order authorizing the City Manager to transfer appropriations from available balances prior to the close of the books for FY 1997-98. scanJun 15
  90. 9090F Appropriation of $917.36 from private donations to be used to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects. scanJun 22
  91. 9191F Appropriations of $367,193 to provide supportive housing related to services to people at risk of homelessness. scanJun 22
  92. 9292F Transfer of $37,000 to provide funds for improvements to the drainage system and repavement of the surface of the two parking lots at the corner of Green and Pleasant Streets. scanJun 22
  93. 9393F Appropriation of $187,707 in Medicaid Reimbursements to the School Stabilization Fund to offset a portion of the one-time payment to be made to School Department employees in FY00. scanJun 22
  94. 9494F Transfer of $255,000 to provide funds for facilities projects. scanJun 22
  95. 9595F Transfer of $102,500 to reimburse the Public Investment Fund for costs incurred for improvements to St. Mary's School which were part of the lease agreement between the City and the Archdiocese of Boston. scanJun 22
  96. 9696F Transfer of $6,000 from the Schools Salaries and Wages and $138,000 from Schools Travel and Training to provide funds for Special Ed. Outside study, textbook purchases, and Special Ed. Tuition as well as the purchase of classroom furniture and improvements to cleaning equipment at various schools. scanJun 22
  97. 9797F Transfer of $20,000 to provide funds for additional testing at Russell Field and consultant support and community participation. scanJun 22
  98. 9898F Appropriation of $1,000,000 to be used for sewer improvements to the Area IV area. scanJun 22
  99. 9999F Transfer of $29,297 to provide funds to be used for the design of a uniform system of exterior signage at City buildings. scanJun 30
  100. 100100F Appropriation of $70,124.24 to provide funds for a City-wide flower planting project as well as a litter awareness program and scholarships, job training, and summer camp opportunities as incentives for increased recycling in schools and low participation neighborhoods. scanJul 27
  101. 101101F Appropriation of $17,000 to provide funds to be used in partnership with Meeting Place: Supervised Child Access Service to implement a prevention project designed to break cycle of domestic violence and father absence by intervening with young children who are at risk for repeating the patterns of their parents. scanJul 27
  102. 102102F Appropriation of a grant for $50,000 to fund Phase III and IV of the public art project for Danehy Park. scanJul 27
  103. 103103F Transfer of $3,688 to provide additional funds to cover instructor costs for the Young Adult with Learning Disabilities grant. scanJul 27
  104. 104104F Appropriation of $61,013 to provide funds for substance services for seniors, transportation for Cambridge seniors to medical appointments, transportation to grocery stores in Cambridge and surrounding areas, and provide fans to low income seniors during the summer. scanJul 27
  105. 105105F Appropriations of $269,716 to provide funds for the Summer Food Services Program. scanJul 27
  106. 106106F Appropriation of $73,900 to provide funds for the salary of the HOME Program Coordinator, administrative costs including the purchase of housing publications, updating computer equipment and engineering, legal, and architectural costs; and affordable housing workshops and training for housing staff. scanJul 27
  107. 107107F Appropriation for $665,100 to provide funds for the rehabilitation and construction of affordable housing units for very low and low income families and for individuals who require social service support. scanJul 27
  108. 108108F Appropriation of $58,400 to provide funds for salaries for staff, program and training costs associated with the prevention of homelessness by providing counseling for tenants and landlords, mediation for disputes between tenants and landlords, and housing search assistance for families facing eviction. scanJul 27
  109. 109109F Appropriation of $55,000 to provide funds for the replacement of the compressor and other equipment relative to the air conditioning system at the Main Library. scanJul 27
  110. 110110F Appropriations of $185,000 to perform remediation of subsurface soil at the Tobin Playground and environmental contamination at Russell Field. scanJul 27
  111. 111111F Appropriation of $10,994 to provide funds for various sewer separations projects in the North Massachusetts Avenue area of the City. scanJul 27
  112. 112112F Appropriation of $15,000 to allow for additional training/ facilitation on goal setting to better integrate City Council goals with the City Manager's budget process. scanJul 27
  113. 113113F Appropriation of $31,796.36 to provide funds for the completion of the Central Square project. scanJul 27
  114. 114114F Appropriations and authorization to borrow $2,770.000 to improve the protection provided for the receiving with regard to sanitary pollution. scanJul 27
  115. 115115F Appropriations and authorization to borrow $1,200,000 to provide funds for a program which improves the storm system capacity and improves the cleaning and collection program. scanJul 27
  116. 116116F Communication from Moody's Investors Services regarding the City's General Obligation Bond Aaa rating. scanSep 28
  117. 117117F Appropriation of $7,000 to help prevent homelessness by providing services through the Homelessness Intercept Program. scanSep 28
  118. 118118F Appropriation of $8,359.66 to provide funds for capital improvements to the King Preschool. scanSep 28
  119. 119119F Appropriation of $149,980 to staff the Center for Families and Playspace Central, purchase necessary services and supplies and provide for occupancy expenses. scanSep 28
  120. 120120F Appropriation of $385,800 to contract with the Cambridge Housing Authority to provide housing to persons with disabilities who would otherwise be homeless. scanSep 28
  121. 121121F Appropriation of $22,000 to provide oversight, evaluations and program support to the partners in the Cambridge CA/T Collaborative. scanSep 28
  122. 122122F Appropriations of $12,000 for the purchase of two replacement heavy duty pick-up trucks. scanSep 28
  123. 123Transfer of $2,155 to cover additional administration costs associated with the extension of the FY98 Fuel Assistance Program. scanSep 28
  124. 124Appropriation of $40,000 to support the salaries of four full and part time staff members, provide three ESL classes and related counseling, for administrative expenses, and program staff development. scanSep 28
  125. 125Appropriation of $376,013 to support the salaries of approximately ten full and part time teachers, program operating expenses and required conference attendance. scanSep 28
  126. 126Appropriation of $55,000 to provide basic skills and computer classes as well as counseling for homeless adults. scanSep 28
  127. 127Appropriation of $21,994 to allow the Community Learning Center to provide ESL classes to employees of several Harvard Square workplaces. scanSep 28
  128. 128Appropriation of $25,897 to cover administrative costs and to contract with the CHA to provide housing at the St. Paul's Residence. scanSep 28
  129. 129Appropriation of $96,129 to cover a portion of the salary costs for four full time staff members, for teacher training, program expenses, and required conference attendance. scanSep 28
  130. 130Accepting Section 288 (Pop Up) of Chapter 194 of the Acts of 1998, the same being "An Act Making Appropriations for the Fiscal Year 1999 for the Maintenance of the Departments, Boards, Commissions, Institutions and Certain Activities of the Commonwealth for Interest, Sinking Fund and Serial Bond Requirements and For Certain Permanent Improvements." scanSep 28
  131. 131Transfer of $25,000 to provide funds for a lump sum settlement for an Industrial Accident Board award for a work related injury. scanOct 5
  132. 132Transfer of $15,000 to cover current and projected expenses for medical bills related to workplace injuries. scanOct 5
  133. 133Appropriation of $2,500 to provide parenting education and a support group for fathers and to cover a program consultant, two childcare workers and supplies. scanOct 5
  134. 134134F Appropriation of $1,670 to provide funds to support Gallery 57 at City Hall Annex, 57 Inman Street. scanOct 5
  135. 135135F Appropriation of $55,400 to provide funds to be re-granted through a competitive grant application process established by the State to artist in the community. scanOct 5
  136. 136136F Transfer of $100,000 to provide funds for medical services to officers injured in the line of duty and for indemnified retired officers. scanOct 5
  137. 137137F Appropriation of $10,504.74 to provide funds to support the Student Awareness of Fire Education Program in the Cambridge School system and Headstart Program. scanOct 19
  138. 138138F Appropriation of $48,000 to commission for portraits of previous Mayor's. scanOct 19
  139. 139139F Appropriate $1,119,000 to provide for the annual cost of retiree cost-of-living adjustments (COLA). Appropriate $2,000,000 to the Capital Improvement Budget to establish an Open Space Acquisition Fund. Appropriate $200,000 to the School Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for the 1999 Summer Institute. Appropriate $35,000 to the Finance Department/Personnel Other Maintenance Account to fund an Organizational Development Initiative. Appropriate $11,000 to the Finance Department Other Maintenance Account to fund the Senior Citizen Public Stipend Program. Authorize the use of $8,702,000 in free cash to offset the FY1999 tax rate. Classify property within the City into the five classes allowed for the purpose of allocating the property tax. Further recommended that the City Council adopt the minimum residential factor of 57.6069%. scanOct 26
  140. 140140F Appropriation of $3,115 from ticket sales of the Fourth Annual Peace and Justice Awards Dinner. scanNov 9
  141. 141141F Appropriation of $5,670 for Housing Golf Tournament and private donations to be used to provide emergency/transitional housing for Cambridge homeless clients. scanNov 9
  142. 142142F Appropriation of $2,986.20 for DHSP youth center to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects and events. scanNov 9
  143. 143143F Appropriation of $3,291 to design a home-buying readiness virtual visit web page. scanNov 9
  144. 144144F Appropriation of $17,622 to support the development of math, science and technology lessons for adult students. scanNov 9
  145. 145145F Appropriation of $26,049 to provide funds for the Low Income Sewer and Water Assistance Program (LISAWAP). scanNov 9
  146. 146146F Appropriation of $728,145 to provide funds for the Low Income Heating Assistance Program (LIHEAP). scanNov 9
  147. 147147F Appropriation of $40,000 to pay the salary of a part-time coordinator, operation costs, and travel and training expenses. scanNov 9
  148. 148148F Appropriation of $6,300 to provide funds to purchase a digital camera system. scanNov 16
  149. 149149F Appropriation of $14,000 to provide funds for additional costs of transcription services for the Board of Zoning Appeals and to cover the expenses of arbitration in a compensation case. scanNov 23
  150. 150150F Transfer of $16,000 to fund the remaining portion of the contract for facilitation and planning support associated with the rezoning of the W.R. Grace site in North Cambridge. scanDec 7
  151. 151151F Transfer of $6,000 to support the Cambridge Community Chorus. scanDec 14
  152. 152152F Appropriation of $425,000 to continue the implementation of a community policing strategy in Cambridge. scanDec 14
  153. 153153F Appropriation of $209,467 to provide funds to continue the department's D.A.R.E. programs. scanDec 14
  154. 154154F Appropriation of $15,000 to provide funds to continue the department's D.A.R.E. program. scanDec 14

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  19. 1919A Program for the Inaugural Ceremony of the Cambridge School Committee. scanJan 5
  20. 2020A Oath of Office for Police Officer Kevin F. Branley. scanJan 6
  21. 2121A Oath of Office for Police Officer Mark S. Clavette. scanJan 6
  22. 2222A Oath of Office for Police Officer Fred A. Correia. scanJan 6
  23. 2323A Oath of Office for Police Officer Michael A. Daniliuk. scanJan 6
  24. 2424A Oath of Office for Police Officer Eric M. Derman. scanJan 6
  25. 2525A Oath of Office for Police Officer James J. McSweeney. scanJan 6
  26. 2626A Oath of Office for Police Officer Joseph G. Murphy. scanJan 6
  27. 2727A Oath of Office for Police Officer David A. Rosa. scanJan 6
  28. 2828A Oath of Office for Police Officer Brandon A. Woolkalis. scanJan 6
  29. 2929A Constable bond from Leanders Smith for approval of the surety. scanJan 12
  30. 3030A Constable bond from David Sullivan for approval of the surety. scanJan 12
  31. 3131A Constable bond from Mark L. Edwards for approval of the surety. scanJan 12
  32. 3232A Oath of Office for Vice Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio. scanJan 26
  33. 3333A Oath of Office for Mayor Francis H. Duehay. scanJan 26
  34. 3434A Motion for reconsideration of the vote to elect Francis H. Duehay as Mayor of the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 2
  35. 3535A Appointment of Jean M. Rogers as a constable with power. scanFeb 2
  36. 3636A Appointment of James Mack Smith, Louis C. Micciche, Daniel Saccoccio and David Corbin as constables. scanFeb 9
  37. 3737A Appointment of Marlene Schultz, Marchia Brathwaite, Denis Archacoso and Susan Ostrander as members of the Cambridge Human Rights Commission. scanFeb 23
  38. 3838A Appointment of Taylor Ford Massie, Richard Arnold and Gregory Forestell as constables. scanMar 2
  39. 3939A Oath of Office for Parking Control Officer of Artishia Dottin. scanMar 11
  40. 4040A Oath of Office for Parking Control Officer of Anthony Garcia. scanMar 11
  41. 4141A Oath of Office for Parking Control Officer of Timothy Sheehan. scanMar 11
  42. 4242A Oath of Office for Parking Control Officer of Hans Jenssen. scanMar 11
  43. 4343A Oath of Office for Parking Control Officer of Karen Sullivan. scanMar 11
  44. 4444A Oath of Office for Parking Control Officer of Charlene Frederick. scanMar 11
  45. 4545A Oath of Office for Parking Control Officer of Dennis Dipietro. scanMar 11
  46. 4646A Appointment of Stephen Gosselin and Jessenia Lockward as constables. scanMar 16
  47. 4747A Apointment of Lynne Molar to the Election Commission. scanMar 16
  48. 4848A Bond from Taylor Ford Massie for approval of the surety. scanMar 16
  49. 4949A Bond from Daniel Saccoccio for approval of the surety. scanMar 16
  50. 5050A Appointment of Wilfredo Chiesa and Rebecca Cheng as members of the Public Art Committee. scanMar 30
  51. 5151A Constable bond of Louis C. Micciche for approval of the surety. scanMar 30
  52. 5252A Appointment of Lauren Sullivan, Robert F. Bracey, Hameed Akhtar, Consuelo Paulino, Francis Devereaux and Koshin Abdullahi as Constables. scanApr 6
  53. 5353A Appointment of Michael Alpers as Constable. scanApr 13
  54. 5454A Appointment of David Porter, Jr. as a constable. scanApr 27
  55. 5555A Approval of a surety was received from Louis C. Micciche. scanApr 27
  56. 5656A Appointment of Lisa Greenwood as a Constable. scanMay 4
  57. 5757A Appointment of Kevin Montgomery, Thomas McLain and Anthony Dore as Constables. scanMay 11
  58. 5858A Appointment of sixteen Public Weighers from Boston Sand and Gravel Company. scanMay 11
  59. 5959A Refer the reappointment of the City Clerk and City Auditor to the Government Operations Committee Councillor Davis Order #55 scanMay 11
  60. 6060A Appointment of Erik Carlstrom as a Constable. scanMay 18
  61. 6161A Approval of surety was received from Hameed Akhtar. scanMay 18
  62. 6262A Reappointment of Karen McGuire, Jennifer Melville, Albe Simenas and Silvia Urrutia as members of the Conservation Commission for a term of three years. scanJun 1
  63. 6363A Approval of surety was received from Kevin Montgomery. scanJun 1
  64. 6464A Reappointment of the City Clerk and City Auditor. Councillors Russell, Davis and Sullivan Order #47 scanJun 1
  65. 6565A Oath of office of D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk – June 2, 1998. scanJun 1
  66. 6666A Appointment of James Lindstrom as City Auditor for the City of Cambridge. scanJun 10
  67. 67Oath of Office for Police Officer James Crowley.Jun 15
  68. 68Oath of Office for Police Officer Stephen W. Lyons, Jr. scanJun 15
  69. 69Oath of Office for Police Officer Thomas Maldonado. scanJun 15
  70. 70Appointment of Victor Z. Escajadillo and Ryan Fortini as constables. scanJun 22
  71. 71Appoint of Eduardo Gouras as a constable. scanJul 27
  72. 72Appointment of Betty Bardige, Sandra Canas, Pamela Ogletree, Marie Thomas, Frederick Birkett and Neal Michaels as new members of the Kids' Council. scanJul 27
  73. 73Appointment of Julia Bowdoin as Director of the Conservation Commission effective July 6, 1998. scanJul 27
  74. 74Establishment of a Green Ribbon Open Space Committee. Councillor Born Order #140 of July 27, 1998 – Calendar Item #24 of September 14, 1998 scanSep 14
  75. 75Appointment of Karen Capuano, Otis Johnson, David DiCenso, Edward Amrock and Daniel Luk as constables. scanSep 28
  76. 76Appointment of Eric Dray as a member of the Mid Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District Commission. scanSep 28
  77. 77Appointment of Eric Swindell and Kenneth Albert as Constables. scanOct 5
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  94. 9494A Oath of Office for Police Officer George M. Tavares. scanNov 6
  95. 9595A Oath of Office for Police Officer Hector M. Vicente. scanNov 6
  96. 9696A Oath of Office for Police Officer Daniel C. Wagner. scanNov 6
  97. 9797A Appointment of Jane Kemensky as a member of the Police Review and Advisory Board. scanNov 9
  98. 9898A Appointment of Kenneth Bailey, Carlo A. Maradiaga, Tyrone Campbell and John Wilson as constables. scanNov 23
  99. 9999A Appointment of James Freeman, Howard Medwed, Barbara Norfleet, Allen Razdow, Anthony Platt, Jacqueline Olds, Karen Weller and Louise Sullivan to the Avon Hill Neighborhood Conservation District Commission. scanNov 23
  100. 100100A Appointment of Arthur Leets, James Hickey and Gerard O'Donnell Jodrey as constables. scanDec 7
  101. 101101A Approval of surety was received from John Wilson scanDec 7
  102. 102102A Appointment of Richard Connelly and Robert Bailey as Constables. scanDec 14
  103. 103103A Appointment of Lynda Matthews-Robinson, Ruth Hubbard Wald, Elana Climo, Merri Ansara, Sherry Edwards, Kristin Handricken, Carmen Rojas, Managalam Srinivasam, Shirley Roach-Russell and Susan Yanow as members of the Women's Commission. scanDec 14

Ordinances

29 actions · № 1–29
  1. 1O1 A report from the Ordinance Committee for its resume meeting of December 11, 1998 held on December 18, 1998 for the purpose of continuing discussion on the proposal for an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to provide for citywide inclusionary zoning. scanFeb 9
  2. 2O2 Petition for consideration which would impose a moratorium on all backyard infill construction involving additional units except affordable housing units and paving for parking lots including spaces for three or more cars in back yards. scanMar 2
  3. 3O3 Cambridge Police Department 1997 Annual Crime Report Neighborhood and Business District Crime Profiles. scanMar 2
  4. 4O4 Communication was received from Jackie Carroll et al., transmitting three proposed changes to the Zoning Ordinance in the Area IV neighborhood in the area of Hampshire Street, Clark Street, Market Street, Broadway, Davis Street, Moore Street, Harvard Street, Dickinson [handwritten:] Placed on File due to Expiration of time limit. scanMar 12
  5. 5O5 Resubmit the 1997 zoning petition which would ensure conformity of all parcels in the North Cambridge BA-2 district. Councillor Triantafillou Order #18 scanMar 16
  6. 6O6 Petition was received from the Brookline Street Neighborhood Coalition, transmitting a proposed change to the Zoning Ordinance in Article 15.33 (Cambridgeport Revitalization Development District, Building Height Limitation in the area of Brookline Street and Franklin Street. scanMar 17
  7. 7O7 Relative to drafting an ordinance or regulation to raise to age eighteen the requirement of wearing a helmet when bicycling. scanMar 23
  8. 8O8 A report on drafting a zoning ordinance to prevent illicit massage parlors in Cambridge. scanMar 23
  9. 9O9 Information regarding preserving local control over the zoning and placement of cellular telecommunications towers. scanMar 23
  10. 10O10 A communication was received regarding an ordinance for non-criminal enforcement of ordinances and regulations pursuant to G.L.c. 40, sec. 21D. scanMar 30
  11. 11O11 A communication was received from Robert J.LaTremouille, transmitting his approval of the pending zoning petition regarding the Harvard Square Overlay District. scanMar 30
  12. 12O12 A report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on March 18, 1998 for the purpose of considering proposed changes to the Noise Ordinance to allow for disabling car alarms do not automatically shut off within ten minutes as required by Sec. 8.16.080 (J) (3) of the Noise Ordinance. scanApr 27
  13. 13O13 A report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on March 18, 1998 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code to prohibit smoking in parks. scanApr 27
  14. 14O14 A report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting on March 11, 1998 for the purpose of considering a petition submitted by the Planning Board to amend the Zoning Ordinance by extending the date of the moratorium Industry C PUD at Alewife, Section 3.13. scanMay 4
  15. 15O15 A report from Councillor Davis on April 14, 1998 for the purpose of discussing a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code to provide for additional enforcement by the Pole and Conduit Commission for telephone installed without approval of the Pole and Conduit Commission. scanJun 1
  16. 16O16 A report from Councillor Davis on April 14, 1998 for the purpose of discussing a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code to enable the City Manager to authorize payment by the City for a new building sewer or storm drain connection to the City's mains. scanJun 1
  17. 17O17 Petition from Harvard Square Defense Fund, transmitting two proposed changes to the Zoning Ordinance in the Harvard Square area. Placed on File due to Expiration of time-limit scanJun 10
  18. 18O18 A report from Councillor Davis on May 13, 1998 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to rezone land in the area on and near Mass. Ave. in the Riverside and Mid-Cambridge areas. (Anderson Petition) scanJul 27
  19. 19O19 An amendment to the text and map of the City of Cambridge Zoning Ordinance that will affect portions of Neighborhood 4 at the edge of Kendall Square that are now under considerable development pressure. (Gregory Petition) scanJul 27
  20. 20O20 Ordination of the proposed amendment to the Municipal Code to exempt various bell owners from the operation of the Noise Ordinance. scanJul 27
  21. 21O21 Placed on file due to expiration to time. Relative to the City's Draft Zoning Petition to respond to the court's decision in the case of Danehy v. City of Cambridge. (North Mass. Ave. Petition) scanAug 12
  22. 22O22 Petition was received from the Francis J. Franketon, et al., to amend the Zoning Ordinance from Industrial A-1 to Residence B in the Linear Park area running from Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 14
  23. 23023 Amendment that would require public notice and hearings when there are amendments being made to the Municipal Code. scanSep 14
  24. 24024 Ordinance requiring all pitbulls to be muzzled in public parks and ways. scanSep 14
  25. 25025 A report from Councillor Davis for a meeting on July 15, 1998 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to Chapter 2.106 of the Cambridge Municipal Code entitled "Committee on Public." scanSep 28
  26. 26026 Cambridge Residents of Growth Management (IPOP) scanSep 28
  27. 27027 Zoning petition affecting several lots at Churchill and Claredon Avenues from the Planning Board. scanOct 26
  28. 28028 Ordinance to extend the effective date of the Backyard Moratorium, Section 3, from June 30, 1998 to September 30, 1998. – Placed on file due to expiration of time limit. scanOct 26
  29. 29029 Parking and Transportation Demand Management (PTDM) Ordinance. scanNov 16

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