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The Docket ▸ 1999

1999

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Resolutions

1,319 actions · № 1–1320
  1. 11R Happy 50th Birthday Greetings to Richard Bentubo. Councillor Sullivan Order #47 scanJan 11
  2. 22R Welcome to Cambridge Deborah Mathis, the keynote speaker for the 14th Annual Martin Luther King Breakfast on Saturday, January 16, 1998 at the Cambridge Marriott. Councillor Reeves Order #80 scanJan 11
  3. 33R Resolution on the retirement of Janet Daly from the Cambridge Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union. Councillor Reeves, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #48 scanJan 11
  4. 44R Congratulations to Karen Davis and Emily Corbato on their exhibit of photographs at the University Place Gallery located at 124 Mount Auburn Street in Harvard Square. Councillor Reeves Order #81 scanJan 11
  5. 55R Thanks to Joan Lundgren and Agatha Marple Real Estate for the diabetes screening conducted by the Joslin Diabetes Clinic on January 17th at the Real Estate Office at 955 Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Davis Order #49 scanJan 11
  6. 66R Encourage Cambridge citizens to attend the Annual "Joyful Noise" Concert to be held on Sunday, January 17, 1999 at Sanders Theater. Councillor Reeves Order #82 scanJan 11
  7. 77R Resolution on the death of Sally M. Abreu. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #50 scanJan 11
  8. 88R Resolution on the death of Fred Hopkins. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #83 scanJan 11
  9. 99R Thanks to Representative Alvin Thompson for is years of service to the Cambridge NAACP. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #51 scanJan 11
  10. 1010R Kendall Community Group will be holding its Eleventh Annual Breakfast meeting on January 22nd, at University Park Hotel at MIT, to thank past contributors and to welcome new and old friends. Mayor Duehay, Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Order #85 scanJan 11
  11. 1111R Prepare a resolution wishing Edwin Ortiz, CCTV's Associate Director farewell and good luck on his future endeavors. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #53 scanJan 11
  12. 1212R Resolution on the death of James E. Layne. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #86 scanJan 11
  13. 1313R Resolution on the death of Alice M. Welch. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order#54 scanJan 11
  14. 1414R Good Luck to Jeremiah Liebowitz as he leaves the Cambridge Chronicle. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Triantafillou Order #87 scanJan 11
  15. 1515R Resolution on the retirement of Marie C. Brown from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #55 scanJan 11
  16. 1616R Congratulations to the Flower Pot in Inman Square on their grand opening. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Triantafillou and Toomey Order #88 scanJan 11
  17. 1717R Resolution on the retirement of Alfred W. Rymill from the Police Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #61 scanJan 11
  18. 1818R Congratulations to Club Passim in Harvard Square on the occasion of its 40th anniversary. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Order #94 scanJan 11
  19. 1919R Resolution on the death of Margaret A. Brancucci. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #64 scanJan 11
  20. 2020R Resolution on the death of Guarino T. Fusco. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #96 scanJan 11
  21. 2121R Resolution on the death of John Morgan Bingham. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #65 scanJan 11
  22. 2222R Urge Reverend James F. Walsh, guardian of the owner of 8 Bigelow Street to re-enter negotiations with the City and non-profit agencies regarding the sale of 8 Bigelow Street. Councillor Triantafillou Order #97 scanJan 11
  23. 2323R Resolution on the death of Theresa F. Murdock. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #67 scanJan 11
  24. 2424R Resolution of the retirement of James A. Malone from the Public Works Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #68 scanJan 11
  25. 2525R Best wishes to Rachael Seymour as she leaves Cambridge and heads to Los Angeles. Councillor Davis Order #73 scanJan 11
  26. 2626R Resolution on the death of Joseph P. Hernon. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #95 scanJan 11
  27. 2727R Resolution on the death of Judge A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #3 scanJan 11
  28. 2828R Resolution on the death of Rose M. Shea. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #18 scanJan 11
  29. 2929R Resolution on the death of John E. Roberts. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #29 scanJan 11
  30. 3030R Condolences to Zelma Evelyn and family on the loss of her nephew in California. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #4 scanJan 11
  31. 3131R Resolution on the death of John L. Doolin. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanJan 11
  32. 3232R Wish a speedy recovery to Public Works employee Steve Edmunds. Councillor Russell Order #30 scanJan 11
  33. 3333R Congratulations to William Julius Wilson on being awarded the "National Science Award." Councillor Reeves Order #5 scanJan 11
  34. 3434R Resolution on the death of Joan T. Spencer. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #20 scanJan 11
  35. 3535R Appreciation to the Renegades Women's soccer team and the Boston Area Community Awards and Grant Program who will honor local female athletes and declare February 4th as "National Girls and Women in Sports Day in Cambridge." Councillor Triantafillou Order #31 scanJan 11
  36. 3636R Thank CASCAP for their hard work on the Harvard Place project. Mayor Duehay Order #6 scanJan 11
  37. 3737R Resolution on the death of Witold J. Pladziewicz. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #21 scanJan 11
  38. 3838R Resolution on the death of Hipolito G. deBrito Pontes. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #36 scanJan 11
  39. 3939R Wish Theo Emery well as he leaves the Boston Globe to take a job in Northampton. Councillor Russell Order #7 scanJan 11
  40. 4040R Resolution on the death of Maria Rosa Maida. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #22 scanJan 11
  41. 4141R Congratulations to the University of Massachusetts Football Team on winning their division title. Councillor Sullivan Order #37 scanJan 11
  42. 4242R Resolution on the retirement of Captain Henry "Buzzy" Breen from the Police Department. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #9 scanJan 11
  43. 4343R Resolution on the death of Joseph Edward Pedro. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #23 scanJan 11
  44. 4444R Resolution on the death of David Nies. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #39 scanJan 11
  45. 4545R Congratulations on a job well done to Joel Burke, Martha Mosman and the eighth grade students at the Peabody School who were interviewed by Channel 5 on the bombing of Iraq. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanJan 11
  46. 4646R Congratulations to the Morse School on their new building. Councillor Davis Order #33 scanJan 11
  47. 4747R Resolution on the death of Margaret McLaughlin. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #41 scanJan 11
  48. 4848R Congratulations to Representatives Paul C. Demakis and Anne M. Paulsen for receiving the Dr. Joseph H. Brenner Award. Mayor Duehay Order #11 scanJan 11
  49. 4949R Congratulations to Jimmy Tingle on being chosen as commentator for "60 Minutes II." Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell, Toomey, Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Reeves Order #32Jan 11
  50. 5050R Resolution on the death of Sister Anne Louise Murray. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #42 scanJan 11
  51. 5151R Resolution on the death of Geraldine Gardner. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #12 scanJan 11
  52. 5252R Resolution on the death of Robert C. Rouleau. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #24 scanJan 11
  53. 5353R Resolution on the death of Gerard A. Grenier. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #43 scanJan 11
  54. 5454R Resolution on the death of Edna D. Sykes. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanJan 11
  55. 5555R Resolution on the death of Loretta Ferreira. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanJan 11
  56. 5656R Resolution on the death of Otto Morningstar. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #44 scanJan 11
  57. 5757R Resolution on the death of Joseph Healey. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanJan 11
  58. 5858R Resolution on the death of James Johnson. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanJan 11
  59. 5959R Resolution on the death of Thomas B. O'Heir. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #45 scanJan 11
  60. 6060R Resolution on the death of Ronald D. Creedon. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #15 scanJan 11
  61. 6161R Resolution on the death of George J. Moses. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanJan 11
  62. 6262R Resolution on the death of Barbara Litwinsky-Hambrick. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #28 scanJan 11
  63. 6363R Resolution on the death of Phillip Latorella-Safarian. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanJan 11
  64. 6464R Resolution on the death of Earl W. Cook. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #27 scanJan 11
  65. 6565R Happy 60th Birthday Greetings to Bob Brosnon. Councillor Sullivan Order #46 scanJan 11
  66. 6666R Best wishes to the owners and staff of the newly renovated Temple Bar and Restaurant. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #3 scanJan 25
  67. 6767R Best wishes to Sacred Heart Church on the unveiling of the image of Our Lady of Czestochowa, known as the Black Madonna. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanJan 25
  68. 6868R Best wishes for success to the Morse Eighth Grade Class fund raising efforts for their trip to Washington, D.C. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanJan 25
  69. 6969R Support the extension of the Senior Pharmacy Benefit Program. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #6 scanJan 25
  70. 7070R Resolution on the death of Cecelia Hawkes. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #7 scanJan 25
  71. 7171R Congratulations to the Cambridge Police Officers for their successful foot chase and apprehension on an auto theft suspect on January 13th. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #9 scanJan 25
  72. 7272R Resolution on the death of Francis W. Burke. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanJan 25
  73. 7373R Resolution on the death of Mary Jane Loconto. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #12 scanJan 25
  74. 7474R Resolution on the death of Edith M. Kelly. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanJan 25
  75. 7575R Resolution on the death of Irene P. Shea. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanJan 25
  76. 7676R Resolution on the death of Julia Mulvihill. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #15 scanJan 25
  77. 7777R Resolution on the death of Douglas S. Risser. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanJan 25
  78. 7878R Resolution on the death of Marie Bozzotto. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanJan 25
  79. 7979R Resolution on the death of John L. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #18 scanJan 25
  80. 8080R Thanks to the Boston Gaelic Fire Brigade for their participation in the First Annual Medal Day. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #21 scanJan 25
  81. 8181R Best wishes to Jane Kent as she leaves Cambridge and moves to Ann Arbor, Michigan. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #25 scanJan 25
  82. 8282R Resolution on the death of Mary Rose Talarico. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanJan 25
  83. 8383R Resolution on the death of Richard P. Zepf. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #27 scanJan 25
  84. 8484R Resolution on the retirement of Silvio J. Scaglione. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #30 scanJan 25
  85. 8585R Congratulations to Patricia Dance and Donnell Patterson on their fine work in the "Joyful Noise Concert." Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanJan 25
  86. 8686R Welcome Kweisi Mfume, NAACP President and Chief Executive Officer to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #35 scanJan 25
  87. 8787R Resolution on the death of Joseph L. Leary. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #36 scanJan 25
  88. 8888R Welcome the Buddhist Progress Society to Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #37 scanJan 25
  89. 8989R Good luck to Charlotte Grear Richie as she leaves the State House to work as the coordinator of Neighborhood Housing initiative in the City of Boston. Councillor Reeves Order #38 scanJan 25
  90. 9090R Resolution on the death of Lillian Cohen Levine. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #40 scanJan 25
  91. 9191R Congratulations to Councillor Sheila T. Russell on being awarded the "Silver Beaver" award from the Boy Scouts. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Toomey, Born, Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #42 scanJan 25
  92. 9292R Resolution on the retirement of James F. Armstrong from the Christ Church Cambridge. Councillor Born Order #45 scanJan 25
  93. 9393R Congratulations to Lindsay "Peter" White on the occasion of his being honored at the Guidance Center's Pops Night on March 26, 1999. Councillor Born Order #46 scanJan 25
  94. 9494R Welcome the 39th Eastern Coast Assembly of the Ancient Order of the Mystic Shrine and Daughters of the Sphinx of North and South America to Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #47 scanJan 25
  95. 9595R Resolution on the death of Peter Vellucci. Councillors Russell, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #48 scanJan 25
  96. 9696R Thanks to Jim Edgehill and Bill Ewing and all the staff, supporters and City agencies involved in the Prime Time Basketball Camp. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Toomey Order #49 scanJan 25
  97. 9797R Welcome La Focaccia Restaurant located in Porter Square to Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #51 scanJan 25
  98. 9898R Resolution on the death of Maurice Donahue. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #54 scanJan 25
  99. 9999R Resolution on the death of George V. Kenneally, Jr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #55 scanJan 25
  100. 100100R Congratulations and thanks to Skip Gates and Anthony Appiah for the release of Encarta Africana, a CD-ROM encyclopedia. Councillor Born Order #60 scanJan 25
  101. 101101R Thanks to the organizers of the Cambridge Action Fund, particular Karen Carmean. Councillor Born Order #61 scanJan 25
  102. 102102R Resolution on the death of Bess Ashley Hopkins. Councillor Born, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #63 scanJan 25
  103. 103103R Happy 94th Birthday to John J. McMahon. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #64 scanJan 25
  104. 104104R Extend condolences to Cambridge writer and activist Charles "Chuck Colbert, III on the death of his father Charles Colbert, Jr. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #1 scanFeb 1
  105. 105105R Congratulations to Senator Robert Travaglini on being selected as Majority Whip of the Massachusetts Senate. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanFeb 1
  106. 106106R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mrs. Halloran. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #3 scanFeb 1
  107. 107107R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Dr. Alan Sandler. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanFeb 1
  108. 108108R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Jonathan Hickey. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanFeb 1
  109. 109109R Happy 100th Birthday to Gladys Hill. Councillor Reeves Order #7 scanFeb 1
  110. 110110R The Windsor Street Community and Health Center will hold its Grand Opening on Tuesday, February 9th. Councillor Russell Order #13 scanFeb 1
  111. 111111R Declare February 1, 1999 as Nicholas Loscocco Day in appreciation and recognition of his contributions to the community. Mayor Duehay Order #14 scanFeb 1
  112. 112112R Best wishes to Sandy Ruben as he moves on to other endeavors and appreciation for his contribution to the Cambridge community in maintaining a high quality toy store in Inman Square. Councillor Russell Order #15 scanFeb 1
  113. 113113R Resolution on the death of William G. Maher. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #17 scanFeb 1
  114. 114114R Resolution on the death of Mateus A. Lopes. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #18 scanFeb 1
  115. 115115R Resolution on the death of Joseph John Rakauskas. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanFeb 1
  116. 116116R Resolution on the death of Francis J. "Bud" McCabe. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #20 scanFeb 1
  117. 117117R Congratulations to Harvard University police officer George White on arresting a suspect who had just spray painted graffiti on the building at 17 Dunster Street. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #21 scanFeb 1
  118. 118118R Support of Amnesty International's "urgent action alert" of December 23, 1998 requesting the government of Peru to bring an immediate end to the cruel and inhuman solitary confinement of Lori Berenson. Councillors Triantafillou and Born Order #22 scanFeb 1
  119. 119119R Resolution on the death of Jessie C. Santoro, R.N. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #23 scanFeb 1
  120. 120120R Resolution on the death of Anna M. DeLeo. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #23 scanFeb 1
  121. 121121R In recognition of Sergeant Francis J. Burns who served this community for over thirty years file a home rule petition entitled "An Act Relative to Francis Burns." Councillor Sullivan Order #25 scanFeb 1
  122. 122122R Congratulations to Margaret O'Donovan who became a U.S. citizen on January 28th. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanFeb 1
  123. 123123R Welcome back to Central Square the Mass. Army and Navy Store. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanFeb 1
  124. 124124R Congratulations to Josh Taylor on setting a new Matignon basketball record. Councillor Russell and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #32 scanFeb 1
  125. 125125R The Cambridge Multicultural Police Association will host its annual gala fundraiser for the Frederick Arthur Robinson scholarship on February 13th beginning at 9:00 PM at Howard Johnson's on Memorial Drive. Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanFeb 1
  126. 126126R Express gratitude to Amatual Hannan, curator of the Harriet Tubman Gallery, for all her efforts announcing the art exhibit being displayed on the 2nd floor of City Hall in celebration of Black History Month with a gala to be held on February 25th. Mayor Duehay Order #35 scanFeb 1
  127. 127127R Thanks to all the artists who have loaned the City works of art for the exhibit on display for the month of February. Mayor Duehay Order#36 scanFeb 1
  128. 128128R Wish a happy and visionary birthday to all of the Aquarian residents of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #37 scanFeb 1
  129. 129129R Congratulations to Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson on her appointment as President of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Councillor Reeves Order #38 scanFeb 1
  130. 130130R Congratulations to Mr. Oscar Roger Muriel and the Cambridge Council of Realtors on receiving awards for their outstanding contributions to the Alternative Housing Voucher Program. Councillor Davis Order #39 scanFeb 1
  131. 131131R Congratulations to the 7th and 8th grade students of the Graham and Parks School for their wonderful book entitled The Street Trees in Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #40 scanFeb 1
  132. 132132R Designate Jeremiah Leibowitz "Screenwriter of the Year." Councillor Davis Order #41 scanFeb 1
  133. 133133R Resolution on the death of Antonio C. Figueirdeo. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #45 scanFeb 1
  134. 134134R Resolution on the death of Matilda V. Sablone. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #46 scanFeb 1
  135. 135135R Amend the resolution congratulating Jimmy Tingle on being chosen as commentator for the new CBS TV show "60 Minutes II." Vice Mayor Galluccio Calendar Item #13 scanFeb 1
  136. 136136R Applaud Deborah Mason for her efforts to keep her dance studio in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Calendar Item #3 scanFeb 1
  137. 137137R Congratulations to Fire Chief Fitzgerald and Captain Ferazani for the very successful and warm tribute to the Cambridge Fire Fighters and honorees on the First Annual Medal Day. Vice Mayor Galluccio Calendar Item #5 scanFeb 1
  138. 138138R Resolution on the death of Albert A. Sico, Sr. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanFeb 8
  139. 139139R Resolution on the death of Rosa P. Resendes. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #12 scanFeb 8
  140. 140140R Congratulations to Joseph and Lauren Venuti on the birth of their son Joseph Walsh Venuti. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanFeb 8
  141. 141141R Resolution on the death of Margaret Aileen McLaughlin-Oakland. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #15 scanFeb 8
  142. 142142R Thanks to Beth Rubenstein, Acting City Manager for Community Development, the staff of the Community Development and group facilitators from the Growth Management Committee for the excellent community meeting on citywide growth and development issues. Councillor Triantafillou Order #16 scanFeb 8
  143. 143143R Congratulations to Anne Tallon and Paul Lonergan on the birth of their daughter Claire Frances Lonergan on November 2, 1998. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #18 scanFeb 8
  144. 144144R Happy Valentines Day to all Cantabrigians. Councillor Reeves Order #25 scanFeb 8
  145. 145145R Resolution on the death of Jerry Dangel. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanFeb 8
  146. 146146R Happy Birthday to Ilene Headley. Councillor Reeves Order #27 scanFeb 8
  147. 147147R Happy 80th Birthday to Sylvia Bridgeman. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanFeb 8
  148. 148148R Special thanks to Blackside, Inc. and Judith Richardson on the extraordinary documentary series on the artistic output of African American artists. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanFeb 8
  149. 149149R Resolution on the death of Arthur H. Doyle. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanFeb 8
  150. 150150R Best wishes to the 5th grade class of the Peabody School on their performance of the Wizard of Oz. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #32 scanFeb 8
  151. 151151R Congratulations to Aiden and Kerry Scully on the birth of their daughter Anna Pearl. Councillors Russell and Triantafillou Order #33 scanFeb 8
  152. 152152R Resolution on the death of Catherine Courtney. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #34 scanFeb 8
  153. 153153R Resolution on the death of Gloria Anne Flaherty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #35 scanFeb 8
  154. 154154R Resolution on the death of Cecilia V. Gomes. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #36 scanFeb 8
  155. 155155R Resolution on the death of Elvira M. DeLuca. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #37 scanFeb 8
  156. 156156R Resolution on the death of Henry J. O'Brien, Jr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #38 scanFeb 8
  157. 157157R Congratulations to William R. Carven, Jr. on being named Head Coach at Nichols College. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #42 scanFeb 8
  158. 158158R Resolution on the death of Claire Conroy. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #45 scanFeb 8
  159. 159159R Congratulations to Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. on being selected Chair of the Public Safety Committee Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanFeb 8
  160. 160160R Congratulations to Patrick Ashe on his nomination to the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. Councillor Davis Order #8 scanFeb 8
  161. 161161R Resolution on the death of Louis G. Leahy, father of City Councillor Kathleen Leahy Born. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #9 scanFeb 8
  162. 162162R Resolution on the death of Bernard Rudolph. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #10 scanFeb 8
  163. 163163R Appreciation to Larry Acosta and the Department of Public Works for its tree pruning program. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanFeb 22
  164. 164164R The annual Douglas Pollander Sr. Memorial Basketball Tournament will take place on February 27, 1999 from noon to 4:00 PM at St. Peter School, 96 Concord Avenue for seventh-and-eighth grade girls and boys. Councillors Toomey, Russell and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #8 scanFeb 22
  165. 165165R Resolution on the retirement of Helen Darling from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #13 scanFeb 22
  166. 166166R Resolution on the retirement of Ralph Palmacci from the Water Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #14 scanFeb 22
  167. 167167R Resolution on the retirement of Joseph Calorio from the Water Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #15 scanFeb 22
  168. 168168R Resolution on the retirement of Donald Fantini from the Water Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #16 scanFeb 22
  169. 169169R Resolution on the death of Royden E. Tibbetts. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanFeb 22
  170. 170170R Resolution on the death of Catherine Mary Miley. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #18 scanFeb 22
  171. 171171R Resolution on the death of Dolores Green. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanFeb 22
  172. 172172R Resolution on the death of Mary Andella. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #20 scanFeb 22
  173. 173173R Resolution on the death of Miquelina G. Fagundo. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #21 scanFeb 22
  174. 174174R Congratulations to Paul Toner and Susan Connelly on the birth of their daughter, Grace Jeannette. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanFeb 22
  175. 175175R Happy 75th Birthday to a very special Cantabrigian. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanFeb 22
  176. 176176R Wish a speedy recovery to Johnny Maddalo of Thorndike Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #24 scanFeb 22
  177. 177177R Happy 80th Birthday to Peggy Cossette. Councillor Sullivan Order #25 scanFeb 22
  178. 178178R Happy 30th Birthday to three special Cambridge residents. Councillor Sullivan Order #26 scanFeb 22
  179. 179179R Welcome Aiden Malenfant and congratulations to the Malenfant family. Councillor Davis Order #27 scanFeb 22
  180. 180180R Congratulations to Matthew David Pereira of Boy Scout Troop #73 on receiving the Eagle Scout Award on March 6, 1999. Councillors Sullivan and Russell Order #28 scanFeb 22
  181. 181181R Resolution on the retirement of Henry Korecki from the Police Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #29 scanFeb 22
  182. 182182R Resolution on the death of Joseph McAuliffe. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell, Sullivan and entire membership Order #30 scanFeb 22
  183. 183183R Wish a speedy recovery to Lee Pedro. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #31 scanFeb 22
  184. 184184R Resolution on the death of Maureen M. Burke. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #34 scanFeb 22
  185. 185185R Cambridge Neighborhood Apartment Housing Services will hold an open house to celebrate the completion of six units of affordable housing at 31-33 Roberts Road. Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanFeb 22
  186. 186186R Resolution on the death of Gemma R. Chiara. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #36 scanFeb 22
  187. 187187R Resolution on the death of Daniel J. Connors. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #37 scanFeb 22
  188. 188188R Celebrate the Chinese New Year on Sunday, February 28th at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School, 100 Putnam Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanFeb 22
  189. 189189R Celebrate the NoCa Arts will hold its second annual weekend of open studios and related events on May 1 and 2, 1999 so mark your calendars. Councillor Toomey Order #39 scanFeb 22
  190. 190190R Congratulations to the CRLS girls track team and their coach for coming in first place at the annual Greater Boston League Meet. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #41 scanFeb 22
  191. 191191R Congratulations to Gerald A. McDonough on being appointed Council to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of the State Treasurer and Receiver General Shannon P. O'Brien. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #42 scanFeb 22
  192. 192192R Resolution on the death of Rita A. Halloran. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #43 scanFeb 22
  193. 193193R Urge all citizens to be cognizant of the fundraiser open house "First Steps Salutes Vince Spencer" on February 26th at Cambridge Rindge and Latin. Councillors Toomey and Davis Order #44 scanFeb 22
  194. 194194R Congratulations to the Central Square Library on the inauguration of the Bengali Language Collection. Councillor Davis Order #45 scanFeb 22
  195. 195195R Congratulations to the talented Cambridge High School students who won awards in the Boston Globe's Student Art Competition. Councillor Davis Order #52 scanFeb 22
  196. 196196R Congratulations to the CRLS boys track team who captured the Class A state championship. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #53 scanFeb 22
  197. 197197R Wish a speedy recovery to Clare MacDonald. Councillor Toomey Order #55 scanFeb 22
  198. 198198R CASPAR will honor "Women in our midst who have the courage to care" at a breakfast on March 2, 1999 at the University Park Hotel. Councillor Toomey Order #56 scanFeb 22
  199. 199199R Resolution on the death of Mary Lepera. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #57 scanFeb 22
  200. 200200R Thank Professor Charles Ogletree and Reverend LeRoy Attles for the "Black Church in the New Millennium" lecture and panel. Councillor Reeves Order #60 scanFeb 22
  201. 201201R Declare March as "Women's History Month in Cambridge." Councillor Reeves Order #61 scanFeb 22
  202. 202202R Congratulate Sergeant Norman Hill, community liaison for the Boston Police Department for a job well done and wish him well in his new position in the Internal Affairs Division of the BPD. Councillor Reeves Order #62 scanFeb 22
  203. 203203R Thanks to the MWRA for initiating conversations about providing a rooftop soccer field at the Cottage Farm treatment plant and urge MWRA and the MDC to work together to promote the long-term goal of developing continuous riverfront access for walkways and bikeways. Councillor Davis Order #63 scanFeb 22
  204. 204204R Congratulate Laura Wernick on becoming a Principal at HMFH Architects, Inc. Councillor Davis Order #64 scanFeb 22
  205. 205205R Congratulations to all of the honor roll students at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #68 scanFeb 22
  206. 206206R Congratulation to Jeffrey Beard on his new position at the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #69 scanFeb 22
  207. 207207R Welcome the Outwrite Conference to Boston. Councillor Reeves Order #70 scanFeb 22
  208. 208208R Thanks to Amy Miller for her eight years of contributions to the community of Cambridge as a Cambridge Chronicle journalist. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Born Order #71 scanFeb 22
  209. 209209R Resolution on the retirement of Police Lieutenant Edward Hussey. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #76 scanFeb 22
  210. 210210R Happy Belated Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Higgins. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #77 scanFeb 22
  211. 211211R Congratulations to CRLS wrestling team who qualified to compete in the state championship in Springfield. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #78 scanFeb 22
  212. 212212R Congratulations to Frank Wilkins on his recent basketball success at St. Joseph's. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #79 scanFeb 22
  213. 213213R Resolution on the death of Ana D. Pontes. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #80 scanFeb 22
  214. 214214R Resolution on the death of Antonio Coelho, Jr. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #81 scanFeb 22
  215. 215215R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth Spirito. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #82 scanFeb 22
  216. 216216R Resolution on the death of Nicholas P. Ryan, Sr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #83 scanFeb 22
  217. 217217R Resolution on the death of Mary J. MacLelland. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #84 scanFeb 22
  218. 218218R The YWCA of Cambridge is celebrating the graduation of its 1998 Hinge for Hope program on March 5, 1999. Councillor Toomey Order #85 scanFeb 22
  219. 219219R Congratulations to the CRLS ice hockey team on winning the Greater Boston League Division 2 crown. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #86 scanFeb 22
  220. 220220R Congratulations to Noam I. Weinstein for his guitar and singing performance of his original songs at Club Passim. Councillors Toomey and Davis Order #87 scanFeb 22
  221. 221221R Resolution on the death of Marian K. Agnew. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #89 scanFeb 22
  222. 222222R Resolution on the death of H. Francis Goodwin. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #1 scanMar 1
  223. 223223R Resolution on the death of Mary F. Phelan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #2 scanMar 1
  224. 224224R Resolution on the death of Edward Tallent. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #3 scanMar 1
  225. 225225R Resolution on the death of Francis Mulcahey. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #4 scanMar 1
  226. 226226R Congratulations to Francis and Susan Burns on the birth of their fifth child. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanMar 1
  227. 227227R Welcome the Honorable Massimo D'Alema, Prime Minister of Italy to Cambridge with a reception to be held on March 3, 1999 at the Dante Alighieri Cultural Center. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #6 scanMar 1
  228. 228228R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Massachusetts State Trooper David Kervick. Councillor Russell Order #11 scanMar 1
  229. 229229R Appreciation to the organizers of the 2nd Annual Jeffrey Curley Hockey Game on Saturday, February 27, 1999. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanMar 1
  230. 230230R Resolution on the death of Beatrice Stavropoulos. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Davis and entire membership Order #14 scanMar 1
  231. 231231R Resolution on the death of James A. Pommet, Jr. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #15 scanMar 1
  232. 232232R Resolution on the death of Catherine G. Kilkelly. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanMar 1
  233. 233233R Sincere thanks to Chief Ranger Jean Rogers for all the work to improve the quality of life in Cambridge at the Fresh Pond Reservation. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #17 scanMar 1
  234. 234234R Thanks to the Cambridge Tree Project for arranging many events to celebrate Arbor Day. Councillor Russell Order #18 scanMar 1
  235. 235235R Congratulations to Mark and Susan Warner on the birth of their daughter Elizabeth Ferren Warner. Councillor Sullivan Order #22 scanMar 1
  236. 236236R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Ruby Chung. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanMar 1
  237. 237237R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. Deastlov. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #24 scanMar 1
  238. 238238R Resolution on the death of Theresa M. LoPreste. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanMar 1
  239. 239239R Resolution on the retirement of Ralph Dupont from the Public Works Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #26 scanMar 1
  240. 240240R Celebrate Cambridge Woman's History Month by honoring Harriet A. Jacobs. Councillor Triantafillou Order #27 scanMar 1
  241. 241241R Citizens of Cambridge be cognizant of and participate in the "Week of Prayer for the Healing of Aids." Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanMar 1
  242. 242242R Resolution on Suzanne Green for Women's History Month. Councillor Reeves Order #33 scanMar 1
  243. 243243R Prepare a resolution on Mae Bonito for Women's History Month. Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanMar 1
  244. 244244R Congratulations to the Peabody boys and girls volleyball team on winning the school championship. Councillor Born Order #35 scanMar 1
  245. 245245R Resolution on the retirement of Deputy Fire Chief James S. Harrington who is retiring in April. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #37 scanMar 1
  246. 246246R Congratulations to the CRLS girls varsity and junior varsity basketball team for a great season. Councillor Triantafillou Order #39 scanMar 1
  247. 247247R Congratulations to Matignon boys basketball and their coach Joel Burke on winning the Tournament on February 24th and good luck on the semi-final game on March 6th. Councillor Toomey and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #40 scanMar 1
  248. 248248R Congratulations to the CRLS boys basketball team and the hockey team on their excellent showing this past weekend. Councillor Toomey and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #41 scanMar 1
  249. 249249R Resolution on the death of Mary I. Flynn. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #42 scanMar 1
  250. 250250R Resolution on the death of Raymond J. Ellis. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #43 scanMar 1
  251. 251251R Resolution on the death of Albina A. Wolongevicz. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #44 scanMar 1
  252. 252252R Resolution on the death of Mary T. McMahon. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #45 scanMar 1
  253. 253253R Resolution on the death of John F. White. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #46 scanMar 1
  254. 254254R Resolution on the death of Mary Eleanor Galleani. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #47 scanMar 1
  255. 255255R Resolution on the death of Mary Carroll. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #48 scanMar 1
  256. 256256R Resolution on the death of Eva B. Ficaro. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #49 scanMar 1
  257. 257257R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth Frances Cataldo. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #50 scanMar 1
  258. 258258R Resolution on the death of Mildred J. Guffey. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #51 scanMar 1
  259. 259259R Congratulations to Kathy Born on the article in Modern Maturity featuring her and her husband. Councillor Russell Order #52 scanMar 1
  260. 260260R Resolution on the death of Dr. George W. Waring, Jr. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #53 scanMar 1
  261. 261261R Urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of and participate in the educational and enjoyable upcoming Tree Walks of Cambridge Neighborhoods beginning March 20th through October 16th. Councillor Toomey and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #1 scanMar 15
  262. 262262R Congratulations to CRLS students and the Drama Department who performed at the Massachusetts High School Drama Festival and won individual acting awards and several awards for their outstanding set and wish them well at the final competition. Councillors Davis and Triantafillou Order#2 scanMar 15
  263. 263263R Resolution on the death of Alfred S. LaRosa. Councillors Russell, Toomey and entire membership Order #5 scanMar 15
  264. 264264R Resolution on the death of Willis Daniel Lowe. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #7 scanMar 15
  265. 265265R Resolution on the death of Charles H. Cremens. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #8 scanMar 15
  266. 266266R Commend the organizers of the March 13th fundraising dinner/dance at the Faialense Sport Club for the Harrington School Azores Exchange trip. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanMar 15
  267. 267267R Thanks to the License Commission for launching the B.A.R.S. (Being an Alcohol Responsible Server/Being an Alcohol Responsible Store) program in the fight against underage drinking. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanMar 15
  268. 268268R Resolution on the death of Luigia Russo. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanMar 15
  269. 269269R Resolution on the death of David M. Callahan. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #12 scanMar 15
  270. 270270R Congratulations to Cara Seiderman on her appointment to the National Cooperative Highway Research Program. Councillors Russell and Davis Order #13 scanMar 15
  271. 271271R Congratulations to Joe and Maria Cerqueira on the opening of their new restaurant O'Cantinho located on Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #16 scanMar 15
  272. 272272R Resolution on the death of Mary L. Ray. Councillors Russell, Sullivan and entire membership Order #17 scanMar 15
  273. 273273R Resolution on the death of Helen B. Samalis. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #19 scanMar 15
  274. 274274R Resolution on the death of Peggy Cass. Councillors Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #20 scanMar 15
  275. 275275R Resolution on the death of Alice M. McLaughlin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #21 scanMar 15
  276. 276276R Resolution on the death of Mildred E. Perry. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #22 scanMar 15
  277. 277277R Resolution on the death of Edward V. Carey. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and entire membership Order #23 scanMar 15
  278. 278278R Resolution on the death of Joseph C. Healy. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and entire membership Order #24 scanMar 15
  279. 279279R Resolution on the death of Paul D. Smith. Councillors Russell, Reeves and entire membership Order #25 scanMar 15
  280. 280280R Declare March 21-27 as Equality Begins at Home Week in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #26 scanMar 15
  281. 281281R Congratulations to Biogen, Inc. for receiving the National Medal of Technology and appreciation for the exemplary record as a corporate citizen of the City of Cambridge for over twenty years. Councillor Sullivan Order #27 scanMar 15
  282. 282282R Congratulations to Robert Stevens, Director of Veterans Affairs, on being chosen "Person of the Year" by the TAB Newspaper. Councillor Triantafillou Order #29 scanMar 15
  283. 283283R Express appreciation to all the outstanding artists, presenters and the many City employees and officials for the outstanding program "Black Art/American Art." Councillors Triantafillou and Reeves Order #30 scanMar 15
  284. 284284R Resolution on the retirement of Marguerite Doran from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #34 scanMar 15
  285. 285285R Resolution on the death of Roseanne M. Graustein. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #35 scanMar 15
  286. 286286R Resolution on the retirement of Patricia Lynch from the Public Health Authority. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #36 scanMar 15
  287. 287287R Resolution on the retirement of Ellen Sennott from the Public Health Authority. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order#37 scanMar 15
  288. 288288R Congratulations to Andrea Hickey, Esq. on being elected president of the Cambridge Arlington Belmont Bar Association with the installation to take place at the April 1st meeting at Ristorante Marino in Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #40 scanMar 15
  289. 289289R Congratulations to Sister Mary Orontia Walsh, SSND on the occasion of her Golden Jubilee of Religious Profession. Councillor Russell Order #41 scanMar 15
  290. 290290R Resolution on the death of Henry D. Winslow. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #42 scanMar 15
  291. 291291R Training Innovations is kicking off its new program KNAC (Kids Need a Chance) on Monday, March 15th at 11:00 AM in the Trophy Room of CRLS. Councillor Sullivan Order #43 scanMar 15
  292. 292292R The Annual ARTS FIRST celebration of the arts at Harvard and Radcliffe will take place on the weekend of May 6-9, 1999. Councillors Sullivan and Reeves Order #44 scanMar 15
  293. 293293R Happy St. Patrick's Day greetings to the citizens of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #45 scanMar 15
  294. 294294R Congratulations to the Bayard Rustin Breakfast Committee on their 10th Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #46 scanMar 15
  295. 295295R Congratulations to Men of Color Against AIDS on the organization's move from Back Bay to Roxbury. Councillor Reeves Order #47 scanMar 15
  296. 296296R Congratulations to Ann Peretz and the Family Center on the upcoming "Celebration of Families and Parents" on April 22nd. Councillor Reeves Order #48 scanMar 15
  297. 297297R The Union Baptist Church "Mass Choir" will conduct a Fashion Show fundraiser on Saturday, March 20th at the Multicultural Arts Center, 41 Second Street from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Councillor Reeves Order #49 scanMar 15
  298. 298298R The Latino Students at CRLS will conduct "Noche Latina '99" on Saturday, March 20th at 7:00 PM at the Fitzgerald Auditorium at CRLS. Councillor Reeves Order #50 scanMar 15
  299. 299299R Reverend Frank Dorman will discuss his book entitled Twenty Families of Color in Massachusetts from 1742-1998 on Sunday, March 21st at 3:00 PM at the Union Baptist Church, 874 Main Street. Councillor Reeves Order #51 scanMar 15
  300. 300300R Congratulations to School Committee Member Alice Turkel and her husband Mitch Ryerson on the birth of their son Owen Green Ryerson on March 11, 1999. Councillors Russell, Davis, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #52 scanMar 15
  301. 301301R Congratulations to Father John Tackney on his reappointment as Pastor of Sacred Heart Church in Cambridge. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #53 scanMar 15
  302. 302302R Congratulations to Billy and Laura McGaffigan on the birth of their son Matthew William born on March 14, 1999. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #54 scanMar 15
  303. 303303R Resolution on the death of Edna H. Jensen. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #55 scanMar 15
  304. 304304R Resolution on the death of Maud Morgan. Councillor Born, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #56 scanMar 15
  305. 305305R Resolution on the death of Rose Marie Dutra. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #57 scanMar 15
  306. 306306R Resolution on the death of Mary Bartkus. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #58 scanMar 15
  307. 307307R Resolution on the death of Gina M. Teves. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #59 scanMar 15
  308. 308308R Resolution on the death of Helen Fay. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #60 scanMar 15
  309. 309309R Resolution on the death of Mabel E. Sorrentino. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #61 scanMar 15
  310. 310310R Resolution on the death of Philip Cutter. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #62 scanMar 15
  311. 311311R Resolution on the death of Gertrude B. Dynan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #63 scanMar 15
  312. 312312R Resolution on the death of Antonio Camelio. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #64 scanMar 15
  313. 313313R Resolution on the death of Dorothy G. McManus. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #65 scanMar 15
  314. 314314R Congratulations to the North Cambridge Catholic Boys Basketball Team on winning the Division Three State Championship. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #66 scanMar 15
  315. 315315R Prepare a resolution on the 52nd Anniversary of the Mount Auburn VFW Post #8818 on April 17, 1999. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #67 scanMar 15
  316. 316316R Resolution on the outstanding years of service and many contributions Edward O'Connell has made to the East End House. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #73 scanMar 15
  317. 317317R Resolution on the outstanding years of service and many contributions Bob Perry has made to the East End House. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #74 scanMar 15
  318. 318318R Resolution congratulating the Cambridge Emblem Club on the installation of its new officers. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #75 scanMar 15
  319. 319319R Congratulations to the Cambridge Historical Commission and Kit Rawlins for its new educational program "Exploring Cambridge." Councillor Born Order #1 scanMar 22
  320. 320320R Congratulations to Robert and James Bailey, Chris Barnes and Ashley Coughlin for their fine swimming feats at the U.S. Swimmers New England Championship. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #2 scanMar 22
  321. 321321R Happy 76th Birthday to Mattie L. Simmons. Councillor Reeves Order #3 scanMar 22
  322. 322322R Best wishes to those of the Jewish faith as they celebrate the Passover holidays. Councillor Davis Order #5 scanMar 22
  323. 323323R Congratulations to the Department of Public Works, and the Recycling Team who assisted Robert Whittaker in finding irreplaceable papers that were inadvertently put out for recycling and congratulations to Robert Whittaker for receiving the Polk Award for Medical Journalism Award. Councillor Davis Order #12 scanMar 22
  324. 324324R Resolution on the death of Emilia R. Moura. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanMar 22
  325. 325325R Resolution on the death of Lia M. Moreira. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanMar 22
  326. 326326R Resolution on the death of Frances T. Basile. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #15 scanMar 22
  327. 327327R Resolution on the death of Thomas Marquis. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanMar 22
  328. 328328R Wish a speedy recovery to Sabatino "Sam" Gagliardi. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanMar 22
  329. 329329R Wish a speedy recovery to Father John D. Crowley. Councillor Sullivan Order #19 scanMar 22
  330. 330330R Support the Farmers' Market in Central Square. Councillor Russell Order #20 scanMar 22
  331. 331331R Resolution on the retirement of Barbara Brooks from the Community Learning Center. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #21 scanMar 22
  332. 332332R The Fourth Annual Greek Independence Day Parade will be held on March 28, 1999 in Boston. Councillor Triantafillou Order #22 scanMar 22
  333. 333333R Declare April 30 and May 1, 1999 as CITYSTEP DAYS in the City of Cambridge and the sixteenth annual production "LET THE GAMES BEGIN: THE CITYSTEP SHOW 99" will take place at the Sanders Theater. Mayor Duehay Order #23 scanMar 22
  334. 334334R Best wishes to Kristin Sudholz as she leaves her position as Executive Director of the Harvard Square Business Association. Councillor Triantafillou Order #24 scanMar 22
  335. 335335R Resolution on the retirement of Sheila Tobin from the Cambridge Retirement Board. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #25 scanMar 22
  336. 336336R Urge all residents to be cognizant of and to participate in the dedication of the Jefferson Park Computer Center on April 1, 1999 at 10:00 AM at 5A Jefferson Park sponsored by the Massachusetts Department of Communities and Development and the U.S. Department of Urban Development. Councillor Toomey Order #26 scanMar 22
  337. 337337R Urge all residents to be cognizant of and participate in the 1999 Roman Music Festival to be held on Friday, March 26, 1999 at 8:00 PM in Sanders Theater. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #32 scanMar 22
  338. 338338R Urge any citizens who have photographs of families or person who lived or worked on Rindge Avenue during the years 1890-1970 to contact the "Rindge Avenue Connection" project by calling the O'Neill Branch Library at 349-4023 and be cognizant of the upcoming "Rindge Avenue Connection" events in April and May, 1999. Councillor Russell Order #36 scanMar 22
  339. 339339R Congratulations to Paul and Alyssa Sullivan on the birth of their daughter, Molly. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #38 scanMar 22
  340. 340340R Congratulations to Joseph McClure and the founders of Tuesday Magic Nights at Green Street Grill. Councillor Reeves Order #39 scanMar 22
  341. 341341R Congratulations to Jane Sullivan, former School Committee Member, for passing the Florida Bar Exam. Councillor Reeves Order #42 scanMar 22
  342. 342342R Welcome to Cambridge the New England Annual Conference of the First Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Councillor Reeves Order #43 scanMar 22
  343. 343343R Congratulations to the Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church and the Reverend Howard A. McLendon on the occasion of the celebration of the Fourteenth Anniversary of his installation. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanMar 22
  344. 344344R Best wishes to Deborah Mason School of Dance on their recital at the John Hancock Hall on June 18, 1999. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #46 scanMar 22
  345. 345345R Congratulations to Janice Loux on being re-elected President of the Local 26 Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Employees Union. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #47 scanMar 22
  346. 346346R Congratulations to the Takis Restaurant on their 20th Anniversary. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #48 scanMar 22
  347. 347347R Congratulations to Lisa Marie and Michael Boudreau on the occasion of their marriage on March 13, 1999. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #49 scanMar 22
  348. 348348R Congratulations to CRLS Science Team for winning the State Championship. Councillor Davis Order #51 scanMar 22
  349. 349349R Resolution on the death of Alfred L. Greene. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #53 scanMar 22
  350. 350350R Resolution on the death of Henrietta R. Dottin. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #54 scanMar 22
  351. 351351R Resolution on the death of Ettaline Edmonds. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #55 scanMar 22
  352. 352352R Resolution on the death of Dorothea O'Shea. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #56 scanMar 22
  353. 353353R Resolution on the death of Mary Ann Rossi. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #57 scanMar 22
  354. 354354R Resolution on the death of Robert G. Caffery. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #58 scanMar 22
  355. 355355R Resolution on the death of Ruth Margolin. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #59 scanMar 22
  356. 356356R Resolution on the death of Dorothy V. Munroe. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #60 scanMar 22
  357. 357357R Prepare a resolution on the death of Oliver Farnum. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #61 scanMar 22
  358. 358358R Resolution on the death of Anna R. Fabiano. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #3 scanMar 29
  359. 359359R The Second Annual Matignon High School Alumni 5K Road Race/Walk will be held on Sunday, May 2, 1999 at 10:00AM beginning at Matignon High School. Councillor Russell Order #4 scanMar 29
  360. 360360R The Sixth Annual MAPS Community Awards Dinner will be held at St. Anthony's Church, 400 Cardinal Medeiros Avenue at 6:30 PM. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanMar 29
  361. 361361R Congratulations to Judy Somberg and Martin Rosenthal on being recognized by the National Lawyers Guild for their outstanding work. Councillor Triantafillou Order #6 scanMar 29
  362. 362362R Resolution on the death of Elvira Layne. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #7 scanMar 29
  363. 363363R Congratulations to Josh Taylor, Matignon High School Basketball Team, on being selected All Scholastic Player by the Boston Herald and Boston Globe. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanMar 29
  364. 364364R Congratulations to Kyle Morris, Bob Bertucci and Josh Taylor, Matignon High School Basketball Team, on being selected the Catholic Central League All Stars. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanMar 29
  365. 365365R Resolution on the death of Carol A. Mariano. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #10 scanMar 29
  366. 366366R The National Holocaust Museum will host "Gays and Lesbians Under Nazi Rule" program on April 24 and 25, 1999. Councillor Triantafillou Order #11 scanMar 29
  367. 367367R The Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association (MLGBA) will hold its Fourteenth Annual Dinner on May 7, 1999 at the Royal Sonesta in Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #12 scanMar 29
  368. 368368R Resolution on the retirement of Philip A. Leccese from the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #14 scanMar 29
  369. 369369R Resolution on the death of Edward J. McCarthy. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanMar 29
  370. 370370R Resolution on the retirement of Marilyn Lopes from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #21 scanMar 29
  371. 371371R Resolution on the retirement of David E. Hawkins from the Public Works Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #22 scanMar 29
  372. 372372R Wish a speedy recovery to Danny Murphy of the Public Works Department. Councillor Russell Order #25 scanMar 29
  373. 373373R Congratulations to Professor Charles Ogletree on his moderation of the PBS Program entitled "Affirmative Action: Beyond Black and White." Councillor Reeves Order #27 scanMar 29
  374. 374374R Happy "surprise" Birthday to a very special Cambridge Octogenarian. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanMar 29
  375. 375375R Prepare a resolution on the death of Peggy Power-Biggs. Councillor Born, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #36 scanMar 29
  376. 376376R Resolution on the death of Lester Clement Jr. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #40 scanMar 29
  377. 377377R Harrington School students will be visiting the Azores during the month of April and will visit the cities of Ponta Delgada, Ribiera Grande, Lagoa and Vila do Porto and to the Escola Basica Intgegrada de Santa Maria and the Universidad dos Azores and will bring official greetings and salutations. Councillor Toomey Order #41 scanMar 29
  378. 378378R Welcome Johnny's Luncheonette to Cambridge at its new address of 1105 Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #42 scanMar 29
  379. 379379R Congratulations to Jim McGrail on being selected "Coach of the Year" Division Three Boys Basketball by the Boston Globe. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #43 scanMar 29
  380. 380380R Resolution on the death of Marie Kelley. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #44 scanMar 29
  381. 381381R Happy 40th Birthday to Michael Whouley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #45 scanMar 29
  382. 382382R Resolution on the death of Emma A. O'Brien. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #46 scanMar 29
  383. 383383R Resolution on the death of William A. Hunter, Jr. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #47 scanMar 29
  384. 384384R Resolution on the death of Helen L. Howe. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #48 scanMar 29
  385. 385385R Resolution on the death of Willard Chandler. Councillors Reeves, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #49 scanMar 29
  386. 386386R Resolution on the death of Joseph H. Picano. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #50 scanMar 29
  387. 387387R Congratulations to the CRLS Drama Team on being the first runner-up in the state high school Drama Festival and invite them to a Special Events Presentation at a City Council Meeting. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #51 scanMar 29
  388. 388388R Wish a speedy recovery to Andrew Wood. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #52 scanMar 29
  389. 389389R Congratulations to Father John Tackney on his 25th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #53 scanMar 29
  390. 390390R Congratulations to the Harvard Women's Hockey Team on winning the National Women's Hockey Championship. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #54 scanMar 29
  391. 391391R Congratulations to the Eastern Mass. Senators Tier I Midget Hockey Team on becoming the 1999 Massachusetts Hockey State Champions. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #55 scanMar 29
  392. 392392R Happy 75th Birthday wishes to Mary V. "Ginny" McCabe. Councillors Russell, Sullivan and entire membership Order #56 scanMar 29
  393. 393393R Congratulations to the Harvard Square Business Association on its 88th Annual meeting and its new officers. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #57 scanMar 29
  394. 394394R Urge the Cambridge legislative delegation to the House of Representative to fund the Massachusetts Child Hunger Initiative. Councillor Reeves Order #1 scanApr 5
  395. 395395R Congratulations to the Cambridge Bucs Baseball Team on their success of the 1998 season and wish them good luck in 1999. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #2 scanApr 5
  396. 396396R Thanks to Sy Shapiro, owner of TAGS Hardware Store in Porter Square and the Rotary Club for the great redecorating job at the Chilton House. Councillor Russell Order #4 scanApr 5
  397. 397397R Congratulations to the students and the faculty of the Kennedy School on their Jog-A-Thon for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanApr 5
  398. 398398R April is National Poetry Month and boys and girls ages 10-13 are encouraged to submit an original poem with a tree theme by Friday, April 16th to the Central Square Library for the Poetry Party on April 29th . Councillor Davis Order #12 scanApr 5
  399. 399399R Congratulations to Cambridge Inside Out on their 500th broadcast. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #13 scanApr 5
  400. 400400R Best wishes to the Chamber of Commerce on the occasion of its Excellence in Business Award Banquet on April 22, 1999 at the Charles Hotel. Councillor Sullivan Order #19 scanApr 5
  401. 401401R Welcome Premier Zhu Rongji of the People's Republic of China to Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order#20 scanApr 5
  402. 402402R Congratulations to Girls' LEAP for their mastering of new and invaluable skills and to their excellent instructors. Councillors Triantafillou and Sullivan Order #21 scanApr 5
  403. 403403R The Juvenile Bar Association will hold its Sixth Annual Awards Dinner on April 29th and congratulations to the awardees Honorable Marie Parente and Chief Administrative Justice Martha P. Grace. Councillor Triantafillou Order #22 scanApr 5
  404. 404404R The American Swiss Foundation will hold a Discussion Evening and Reception at the Harvard Faculty Club on April 13th on the subject of "Swiss Armed Neutrality during World War II." Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanApr 5
  405. 405405R Resolution on the death of Stephen L. Gilardi. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanApr 5
  406. 406406R Resolution on the death of Herman J. "Archie" Marchand. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanApr 5
  407. 407407R Resolution on the death of Giuseppe Rotondo. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #27 scanApr 5
  408. 408408R Cambridge police officers Paul Coutinho and Paul Timmins will be participating in the Boston Marathon to raise funds for the Cancer Center of Boston Research Foundation in memory of fellow officer, Joe Carvalho. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Toomey Order #28 scanApr 5
  409. 409409R Best wishes to the Cambridge Business Development Center on the occasion of its April 28, 1999 First Annual Awards Ceremony at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Councillor Sullivan Order #29 scanApr 5
  410. 410410R Resolution on the death of Cornelius Farrell. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #32 scanApr 5
  411. 411411R Extend get well wishes to Dr. Janet Moses, who was recently involved in an auto accident. Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanApr 5
  412. 412412R Happy Easter to all Cantabrigians. Councillor Reeves Order #36 scanApr 5
  413. 413413R Welcome to Cambridge Willa Taylor of New York City, president of the Black Lesbian and Gay Leadership Forum. Councillor Reeves Order #37 scanApr 5
  414. 414414R Welcome author Keith Boykin who will visit Cambridge on a book tour for his new book Positive Notion. Councillor Reeves Order #38 scanApr 5
  415. 415415R Thanks to Mayor Frank Duehay for his many years of service to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Born Order #39 scanApr 5
  416. 416416R Oppose the construction of Runway 14/32 at Logan Airport. Councillor Born Order #40 scanApr 5
  417. 417417R Thanks to the Cambridge Savings Bank for the restoration of the Harvard Square Farwell-Read Block. Councillors Born, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #42 scanApr 5
  418. 418418R Happy 70th Birthday to Jean Cantwell. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #43 scanApr 5
  419. 419419R Wish a speedy recovery to Nora Joyce. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #44 scanApr 5
  420. 420420R Happy 50th Birthday to Mary Carven. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #45 scanApr 5
  421. 421421R Resolution on the death of J. Agnes Anderson. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #46 scanApr 5
  422. 422422R Resolution on the death of Lawrence W. Hallisey. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #47 scanApr 5
  423. 423423R Resolution on the death of Charles J. Crowley. Councillors Russell, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #48 scanApr 5
  424. 424424R Resolution on the death of Eleanor M. Comerford. Councillors Russell, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #49 scanApr 5
  425. 425425R A tea party will be held on April 22nd at 1:00 PM at the North Cambridge Senior Center at 2050 Massachusetts Avenue to say "thank you" to all the volunteers during "National Volunteer Week." Councillors Russell, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #53 scanApr 5
  426. 426426R April 24, 1999 is the 84th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. Mayor Duehay Order #1 scanApr 12
  427. 427427S Congratulations to Anthony Carvello on his graduation from the Harvard Police Academy. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #4 scanApr 12
  428. 428428S Congratulations to Anthony Shannon on his engagement to Ms. Phyllis McLaughlin. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #5 scanApr 12
  429. 429429S The groundbreaking ceremony for Ecole Bilingue, the French American International School of Boston will be held on April 14th at 3:00 PM at 31 St. James Avenue, Boston. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanApr 12
  430. 430430R Resolution on Archie Epps, III stepping down as Dean of Students for Harvard College. Councillors Sullivan and Reeves Order #10 scanApr 12
  431. 431431R Best wishes to Sister Virginia Marie O'Connell, C.J.S. on the occasion of her being named a Woman of Excellence by the Alumni Association of Mt. St. Joseph Academy. Councillor Russell Order #11 scanApr 12
  432. 432432R Resolution on the death of Margaret A. Reeves. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #12 scanApr 12
  433. 433433R Resolution on the death of Vincent B. Turner. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanApr 12
  434. 434434R Resolution on the death of Angelo P. Graci. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanApr 12
  435. 435435R Resolution on the death of James F. Burns. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #15 scanApr 12
  436. 436436R Prepare a resolution on the death of Sharif Moustafa. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #16 scanApr 12
  437. 437437R Resolution on the retirement of Francis J. Murphy. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #18 scanApr 12
  438. 438438R Congratulations to Leroy Cragwell for receiving the Harriet Wigfall Community Service award. Mayor Duehay Order #20 scanApr 12
  439. 439439R Happy 80th Birthday to Mary Percoco. Councillor Toomey Order #27 scanApr 12
  440. 440440R Congratulations to all participants in the Pilot Play "Where is My Bubble" on April 8-10 at 7:30 PM at CRLS. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #21 scanApr 12
  441. 441441R Congratulations to Cassandra Parise for placing first at the Massachusetts Sectional Gymnastics Meet. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #29 scanApr 12
  442. 442442R The Tobin School will present their Third Annual Eight Grade Play "Rhythm of the Beat" on Thursday, April 15th at 7:00 PM. Councillor Toomey Order #34 scanApr 12
  443. 443443R Congratulations to Jamal Prince on being chosen Division I Track Coach of the Year. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #41 scanApr 12
  444. 444444R Proclaim May to be DanceMonth. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #42 scanApr 12
  445. 445445R Happy 84th Birthday to Al Vellucci. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #43 scanApr 12
  446. 446446R Happy 57th Anniversary to Mary and Patrick Pizzuto. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #44 scanApr 12
  447. 447447R Resolution on the death of Julia X. Gelowtsky. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #45 scanApr 12
  448. 448448R The Cambridge Senior Volunteer Clearinghouse will celebrate National Volunteer Week on April 28, 1999 at the Senior Center. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #47 scanApr 12
  449. 449449R Commend Police Officer Michael Daniliuk in assisting the Moustafa family on the night of the death of their son Sharif. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #48 scanApr 12
  450. 450450R Resolution congratulating Massachusetts Peace Action on its annual Peacemaker's Award Dinner. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #49 scanApr 12
  451. 451451R Commend Engine Nine for their assistance in fighting the fire that destroyed the Kendall Arts Center in Belmont. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #50 scanApr 12
  452. 452452R Condolences to the artists who lost their workspace and their works of art in the fire that destroyed the Kendall Arts Center in Belmont. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #51 scanApr 12
  453. 453453R Thank Acting Assistant City Manager Beth Rubentstein and her Community Development staff for an excellent planning workshop. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #55 scanApr 12
  454. 454454R Resolution on the death of Adele Malone. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #56 scanApr 12
  455. 455455R Happy 55th Wedding Anniversary to Errold and Barbara Corbin. Mayor Duehay Order #1 scanApr 26
  456. 456456R Congratulations to Jill Harrison Berg for being recognized by the State Department of Education. Councillor Russell Order #3 scanApr 26
  457. 457457R Congratulations to Marjorie Duarte for being recognized as the "Senior Volunteer of the Year for the City-wide Senior Center" by the Cambridge Elder Affairs. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanApr 26
  458. 458458R Congratulations to the CRLS National Honor Society. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanApr 26
  459. 459459R Congratulations to the Just-A-Start Bio-Medical Career Program graduates. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanApr 26
  460. 460460R The Great Gatsby, a fundraiser for the "Hinge for Hope" will be held on Saturday, June 19, 1999. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanApr 26
  461. 461461R The Sixth Annual Fair Housing month contest sponsored by the Cambridge Human Rights Commission will be awarding the Contest Award recipients on April 29, 1999. Councillor Sullivan Order #15 scanApr 16
  462. 462462R Applaud Christos Canis and Michael Davon for creating a web site to help Kosovar refugees to locate their families. Councillor Triantafillou Order #17 scanApr 16
  463. 463463R The seventh annual MIT/Cambridge Science Expo will be held on April 27, 1999. Councillor Sullivan Order #20 scanApr 16
  464. 464464R Best wishes to the CRLS Choral Concert on the occasion of their Spring Concert to be held on Wednesday, May 5, 1999 at 7:30 PM at the CRLS Fitzgerald Auditorium. Councillor Sullivan Order #21 scanApr 16
  465. 465465R Best wishes to CRLS Instrumental Concert on the occasion of their Spring Concert to he held on Wednesday, May 19, 1999 at 7:30 PM at the CRLS Fitzgerald Auditorium. Councillor Sullivan Order #22 scanApr 16
  466. 466466R Resolution on the death of Ann M. Kirklys. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #23 scanApr 16
  467. 467467R Resolution on the death of Gloria Mira. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #24 scanApr 16
  468. 468468R Resolution on the death of Kevin Mahoney. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanApr 16
  469. 469469R Resolution on the death of Joseph F. Rudgis, Sr. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanApr 16
  470. 470470R Resolution on the death of Chris Georgopoulos. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #27 scanApr 26
  471. 471471R Resolution on the death of A. Paul Forgetta. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #28 scanApr 26
  472. 472472R Resolution on the death of Bernard P. Harney. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #29 scanApr 26
  473. 473473R Resolution on the death of Catherine Doherty. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #30 scanApr 26
  474. 474474R Resolution on the death of John F. Dever. Councillors Russell, Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanApr 26
  475. 475475R Resolution on the death of Wilfred B. Benoit. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #32 scanApr 26
  476. 476476R Resolution on the death of Ernesto F. Mendonca. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #33 scanApr 26
  477. 477477R Resolution on the death of John T. Constantine. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #34 scanApr 26
  478. 478478R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Culhane. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #35 scanApr 26
  479. 479479R Congratulations to Sal and Marie DiDomenico and their family for being the recipient of the 1999 Legionnaire' Award from the Greater Boston Renaissance Lodge. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanApr 26
  480. 480480R Best wishes to Norma Perry, Manager of Personnel, Cambridge School Department, on her retirement. Councillor Toomey Order #40 scanApr 26
  481. 481481R Congratulations to State Trooper Lieutenant Colonel John DiFava on being appointed by the Governor as head of the Massachusetts State Police. Councillor Toomey Order #41 scanApr 26
  482. 482482R Congratulations to Margot Parsons for being awarded the Dance Belt Award. Councillor Born Order #44 scanApr 26
  483. 483483R Congratulations to Frederick Hayes for being awarded the Dance Belt Award. Councillor Born Order #45 scanApr 26
  484. 484484R Congratulations to Anne Atheling for being awarded the Dance Belt Award. Councillor Born Order #46 scanApr 26
  485. 485485R Sincerest thanks to Stuart Lesser for all of the work he has done as a member of the Conservation Commission over the past twenty-five years. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #47 scanApr 26
  486. 486486R Congratulations to the Citywide Senior Center Volunteers who will be recognized at a ceremony on Thursday, April 29,1999 at the Citywide Senior Center. Councillors Russell and Toomey Order #48 scanApr 26
  487. 487487R Congratulations to Reverend Jeffrey Brown on his eleventh year anniversary as Pastor of Union Baptist Church. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Reeves Order #51 scanApr 26
  488. 488488R Recognize National Poetry Month and acknowledge contribution to our quality of life. Mayor Duehay Order #52 scanApr 26
  489. 489489R Congratulations and thanks to Bruce Percelay for his willingness and active participation in the tenant negotiation process relative to 47-49 Inman Street and 279 Harvard Street. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Davis and Reeves Order #53 scanApr 26
  490. 490490R Welcome to visiting Dignitaries from Abijan, Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa, to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #57 scanApr 26
  491. 491491R Congratulations to the members of the Cyberarts Festival Youth Committee for their work on the innovative program entitled "Faces of Tomorrow." Mayor Duehay Order #59 scanApr 26
  492. 492492R Congratulations to Jason Louis Hazlett on receiving the Eagle Scout Award from Troop 73 of the Boys Scouts of America. Councillor Toomey Order #61 scanApr 26
  493. 493493R Congratulations to the "Out of the Blue Gallery" on Brookline Street on their second anniversary Art Show. Councillor Davis Order #66 scanApr 26
  494. 494494R Appreciation and thanks to all parties who are participating in cleaning up the Charles River to create a swimmable, fishable Charles by the year 2000. Councillor Davis Order #74 scanApr 26
  495. 495495R Congratulations to the Cambridge Art Association on the National Prize Show. Councillor Davis Order #75 scanApr 26
  496. 496496R Thanks and appreciation to the "pedestrian posse" convened by Terry Romanoff, Director of the North Cambridge Senior Center for demonstrating the need for safe timing of traffic lights. Councillors Russell and Davis Order #76 scanApr 26
  497. 497497R Congratulations to Sarah Lawrence Lightfoot on the occasion of her appointment as Professor Sarah Lawrence Lightfoot at the Harvard School of Education. Councillor Reeves Order #77 scanApr 26
  498. 498498R Welcome Dr. Jane E. Smith, President of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc. visiting Cambridge as a guest of Fields Associates, Inc. Councillor Reeves Order #78 scanApr 26
  499. 499499R Congratulations to Reverend Howard McLendon, Pastor of the Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church on the occasion of his 14th Pastoral Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #80 scanApr 26
  500. 500500R Resolution on the death of Anna J. Rutkowski. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #82 scanApr 26
  501. 501501R Resolution on the death of Elinor J. Rowe. Councillor Davis, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #83 scanApr 26
  502. 502502R Best wishes to the Cambridge Health Alliance on the opening of the new Emergency Room at the Cambridge Hospital. Councillor Sullivan Order #84 scanApr 26
  503. 503503R Congratulations to Robert Coover for his past successes and wish him the best with his new work on the Virtual Book Hypertext in the Library. Mayor Duehay Order #87 scanApr 26
  504. 504504R Resolution on the death of Mary F. McCarthy. Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #88 scanApr 26
  505. 505505R Resolution on the death of Sister Mary Amelia Trzeciekiewicz. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #89 scanApr 26
  506. 506506R Deepest sympathy to the citizens, students, teachers and families of the victims of the Littleton Colorado tragedy. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Triantafillou Order #90 scanApr 26
  507. 507507R Support the Massachusetts Health Trust bill which would establish a universal singlepayer health care system for every resident of the Commonwealth. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Born, Russell and Sullivan Order #91 scanApr 26
  508. 508508R Congratulations to Carl and Ruth Barron for sixty years of continuous and successful operation of Putnam Furniture Leasing Company, Inc. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and entire membership Order #92 scanApr 26
  509. 509509R The Peabody School will conduct their Community Career Fair on April 29, 1999 from 5:30-7:30 PM. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #98 scanApr 26
  510. 510510R Resolution on the death of Alcide Levesque. Councillors Russell, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #99 scanApr 26
  511. 511511R Resolution on the death of Alice G. Winn. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #100 scanApr 26
  512. 512512R Resolution on the death of Jeffrey Freitas. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #101 scanApr 26
  513. 513513R Happy 90th Birthday to Esther Daley. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #104 scanApr 26
  514. 514514R Proclaim May as GREEN COMMUTE MONTH and May 26th as COMMUTE A BETTER WAY DAY. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanMay 3
  515. 515515R Congratulations to the Cambridge Pop Warner "A" Team on being the 1998 Eastern Massachusetts Midget Champions. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #2 scanMay 3
  516. 516516R Welcome Matthew Paul DeAmbrose to the world and to Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #4 scanMay 3
  517. 517517R The Third Annual Mother's Day Banquet will be held on May 9th at the Dante Alighieri Society of Massachusetts, 41 Hampshire Street. Mayor Duehay Order #5 scanMay 3
  518. 518518R Welcome newest resident Caroline Alexa Molnar, adopted daughter of Lynne Molnar, Election Commissioner, to Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanMay 3
  519. 519519R Congratulations to Brian and Lorraine Albert on the birth of their son Michael Jules Albert. Councillor Russell Order #8 scanMay 3
  520. 520520R Appreciation to the Public Works Department for planting the beautiful tulips on the front lawn of City Hall. Councillor Born Order #10 scanMay 3
  521. 521521R Proclaim May 15-21, 1999 as WHITE CANE AND GUIDE DOG SAFETY WEEK in Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #11 scanMay 3
  522. 522522R The Refugee Republic will be on view at the Cambridge Arts Council's Gallery 57 from May 1 to June 30, 1999 with the opening reception on May 7, 1999. Mayor Duehay Order #12 scanMay 3
  523. 523523R Extend Cambridge greetings to the recently adopted daughter of Tom Rogers and Hilary Fabre, Mimi Xia Rogers. Councillor Davis Order #13 scanMay 3
  524. 524524R Resolution on the death of Mary Teresa Buono. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanMay 3
  525. 525525R Resolution on the death of Patricia M. Gibson. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #15 scanMay 3
  526. 526526R Resolution on the death of Francoise Barkley. Councillors Born, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanMay 3
  527. 527527R Resolution on the death of George Kassaris. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanMay 3
  528. 528528R Resolution on the death of Eugene Flood. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #18 scanMay 3
  529. 529529R Resolution on the death of Joseph Simard. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanMay 3
  530. 530530R Resolution on the death of Marjorie A. Miles. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #20 scanMay 3
  531. 531531R Resolution on the death of Ricardo Bairos Melo. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #21 scanMay 3
  532. 532532R Resolution on the death of Andrew Coulter, Sr. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #22 scanMay 3
  533. 533533R Congratulations to the Cambridge School volunteers on having another successful year. Mayor Duehay Order #27 scanMay 3
  534. 534534R Congratulations to Carol Rodley on being the recipient of the 1999 James Clement Dunn Award for Excellence. Mayor Duehay Order #28 scanMay 3
  535. 535535R Proclaim May 9-15, 1999 as Salvation Army Week in Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #29 scanMay 3
  536. 536536R Welcome Central Kitchen in Central Square to Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanMay 3
  537. 537537R The Fresh Pond Enrichment Program will visit the City Council on May 3, 1999. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanMay 3
  538. 538538R Congratulations to Reverend Howard McLendon on receiving his Doctorate of Divinity. Councillor Reeves Order #33 scanMay 3
  539. 539539R Recognize the important work of Eva Mosley as she retires from the Schlesinger Library at Radcliff College. Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanMay 3
  540. 540540R Resolution on the death of Nora A. Lehan. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #36 scanMay 3
  541. 541541R Resolution on the death of Benjamin Brathwaite. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #37 scanMay 3
  542. 542542R Best wishes to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin students who are attending the "The Hague Appeal for Peace" Conference in the Netherlands. Councillor Born Order #38 scanMay 3
  543. 543543R Thanks to City Councillor and former Mayor Sheila Doyle Russell for her wisdom, her wit and her patient willingness to all points of view for the last fourteen years. Councillor Born Order #39 scanMay 3
  544. 544544R Commend Meredith Osborn for her fine editorial in the Harvard Crimson of April 16, 1999 "The Politician in Your Neighborhood." Councillor Born Order #40 scanMay 3
  545. 545545R The seventh annual ARTS FIRST will take place May 6 through May 9, with a kick-off event on May 6 at 8:00 PM in Radcliffe's Reiman Center for the Performing Arts. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #42 scanMay 3
  546. 546546R Happy 80th Birthday to Doris Gwendolyn Bascomb. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #43 scanMay 3
  547. 547547R Extend best wishes to the 69th Annual State Convention of the Portuguese-American Civic League taking place on October 9 and 10, 1999. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #44 scanMay 3
  548. 548548R Be cognizant of and participate in the Rogers Celebration, commemorating fifteen years of the Manuel Rogers Sr. Center for Portuguese Culture and Studies at the Valente Branch Library on May 12, 1999 at 6:30 PM. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #45 scanMay 3
  549. 549549R Resolution on the death of Juliet Appleby Kepes. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #48 scanMay 3
  550. 550550R Appreciation to NOCA for its terrific open studio event. Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Toomey Order #53 scanMay 3
  551. 551551R Support the Cambridge Tree Project application for an Urban Forestry and Education Grant. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #54 scanMay 3
  552. 552552R Resolution on the death of Rosario J. Crusco. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #56 scanMay 3
  553. 553553R Resolution on the death of Edward M. Lebo. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #57 scanMay 3
  554. 554554R Resolution on the death of Tony Frasca. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #58 scanMay 3
  555. 555555R Resolution on the death of George W. Morrison. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #59 scanMay 3
  556. 556556R Congratulations to Michael and Carla Shinners on the birth of their son Timothy. Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Toomey Order #61 scanMay 3
  557. 557557R Happy 103rd Birthday to Mary Morriarty. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanMay 10
  558. 558558R Happy 40th Birthday to Denise Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanMay 10
  559. 559559R Happy 40th Birthday to Dianne Morris. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanMay 10
  560. 560560R Happy 50th Birthday to Helen Hickey. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanMay 10
  561. 561561R Congratulations to Nancy Galluccio on receiving a 25th Year Recognition Award from Harvard University. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #5 scanMay 10
  562. 562562R Welcome back to the New England Patriots. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #6 scanMay 10
  563. 563563R The Saint Peter's School Annual Golf Classic will be held on Friday, May 21st at the Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. Memorial Golf Course. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #9 scanMay 10
  564. 564564R Resolution on the retirement of Eileen M. Shanahan from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #15 scanMay 10
  565. 565565R Resolution on the retirement of Mary E. Haggerty from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #16 scanMay 10
  566. 566566R Resolution on the retirement of Mildred Murphy from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #17 scanMay 10
  567. 567567R The 5th Annual Cambridge Alumni Association Alumni Golf Tournament will be held on June 11, 1999 at the Fresh Pond Golf Course. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #10 scanMay 10
  568. 568568R Resolution on the death of Lucy M. Healy. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanMay 10
  569. 569569R Resolution on the death of Pasquale LaSala. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #12 scanMay 10
  570. 570570R Resolution on the death of Marie A. Skane. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanMay 10
  571. 571571R Resolution on the retirement of Carol Noonan from the Public Works Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #18 scanMay 10
  572. 572572R Resolution on the retirement of Eileen Stafford from the Police Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #19 scanMay 10
  573. 573573R Resolution on the retirement of Thomas J. Toomey from the Fire Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #20 scanMay 10
  574. 574574R Resolution on the death of Julia Silva Valenzuela. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #21 scanMay 10
  575. 575575R Resolution on the death of Francis M. Ford. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #22 scanMay 10
  576. 576576R Resolution on the retirement of William Frammartino from the Police Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #24 scanMay 10
  577. 577577R Resolution on the death of Dr. David C. Dow. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanMay 10
  578. 578578R Commend the coaches and athletes of the boys and girls track teams for their wonderful achievements this year. Mayor Duehay Order #26 scanMay 10
  579. 579579R Resolution on the retirement of Charles Julien from the Housing Authority. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #27 scanMay 10
  580. 580580R Resolution on the retirement of Dora Garavito from Neville Manor. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #28 scanMay 10
  581. 581581R Best wishes to the Cambridge Carnival International for another successful event. Councillor Sullivan Order #29 scanMay 10
  582. 582582R Resolution on the death of Carmen M. Garcia. Councillors Triantafillou, Russell, Reeves, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanMay 10
  583. 583583R Resolution on the death of Henry F. Owens, Jr. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #32 scanMay 10
  584. 584584R Resolution on the death of Mary A. Theriault. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #33 scanMay 10
  585. 585585R Resolution on the death of Ann E. Sheehan. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #34 scanMay 10
  586. 586586R Resolution on the death of Paul A. Allosso. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #35 scanMay 10
  587. 587587R Support the Massachusetts Nurses Association candlelight vigil scheduled for May 12th. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #36 scanMay 10
  588. 588588R Congratulations to the participants in the 1999 Neighborhood Service Project. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #37 scanMay 10
  589. 589589R Congratulations to Patrick Ashe on being the recipient of the Eagle Scout Award on June 12, 1999. Councillor Davis Order #38 scanMay 10
  590. 590590R Congratulations to Shelter, Inc. on their new kitchen and dining room, which will enhance their service. Councillor Toomey Order #40 scanMay 10
  591. 591591R The Cambridge Biomedical Careers Program will honor its 1999 graduates on May 14, 1999. Mayor Duehay Order #44 scanMay 10
  592. 592592R The second annual "Tech EXPO" will be held at the Tobin School on May 15th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Mayor Duehay Order #45 scanMay 10
  593. 593593R Resolution on the death of Peter Szerejko. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #46 scanMay 10
  594. 594594R Resolution on the retirement of Dottie Giacobbe from the Human Services Department. Councillor Triantafillou, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #47 scanMay 10
  595. 595595R Resolution on the death of Gerald L. Meiklejohn. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #51 scanMay 10
  596. 596596R Congratulations to Brian Mickle on his ten year anniversary as an employee of the Emergency Communications Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #53 scanMay 10
  597. 597597R Congratulations to Paula Snow on her ten year anniversary as an employee of the Emergency Communications Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #54 scanMay 10
  598. 598598R Congratulations to Valerie Watson on her ten year anniversary as a Fire Alarm Operator with the Emergency Communications Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #55 scanMay 10
  599. 599599R Congratulations to the 1939 graduating class of Cambridge High and Latin School on their 60th Reunion and congratulations to Zelma Evelyn a member of that class. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #56 scanMay 10
  600. 600600R Resolution on the death of Paul J. Liacos, former Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #57 scanMay 10
  601. 601601R Resolution on the death of William Stefanelli. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #58 scanMay 10
  602. 602602R Resolution on the death of Irene M. McLaughlin. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #59 scanMay 10
  603. 603603R Resolution on the death of Malcolm Teele. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #60 scanMay 10
  604. 604604R Resolution on the death of Joseph Leonardo. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #61 scanMay 10
  605. 605605R Resolution on the death of James P. Hastings. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #62 scanMay 10
  606. 606606R Resolution on the death of Vincenza Viola. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #63 scanMay 10
  607. 607607R Congratulations to the 1999 Outstanding City Employee Award Recipients on May 14th. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #65 scanMay 10
  608. 608608R Appreciation to the owner of 8 Bigelow Street, CASCAP and the Cambridge Community Development Department for their efforts of preserving of 8 Bigelow Street as affordable housing. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Russell Order #1 scanMay 17
  609. 609609R Congratulations to Sophie Brion-Meisels, an aspiring dancer was accepted to a joint program with Fordham College and Alvin Ailey Dance Company. Councillor Davis Order #2 scanMay 17
  610. 610610R The Public Works Department will be celebrating National Public Works Week May 16th through May 22nd. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #3 scanMay 17
  611. 611611R Congratulations to Louis Hawkins, Manuel Martins, Annette Rodibaugh and Robert Stone, Jr. the 1999 Commissioner's Performance Award for Outstanding Performance recipients and to the many honorees receiving a Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding Performance. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #4 scanMay 17
  612. 612612R Congratulations to Dorothy Kelly Gay, the first female Mayor in the City of Somerville. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Toomey Order #5 scanMay 17
  613. 613613R Resolution on the death of Hugo Salemme. Councillor Toomey, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #37 scanMay 17
  614. 614614R Resolution on the death of Marion A. Donahue. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #38 scanMay 17
  615. 615615R Prepare a resolution on the death of Mrs. Caller. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #39 scanMay 17
  616. 616616R Welcome to Cambridge the Old Fire House Grill located at Third and Cambridge Streets. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanMay 17
  617. 617617R Happy 25th Anniversary to a special couple. Councillor Toomey Order #11 scanMay 17
  618. 618618R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth P. McCarvill. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #12 scanMay 17
  619. 619619R Resolution on the death of Nellie Rigazio. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanMay 17
  620. 620620R Resolution on the death of Reverend Thomas J. Savage, S.J. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanMay 17
  621. 621621R Resolution on the death of Mary B. Correa. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #15 scanMay 17
  622. 622622R The church dedication services of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Cornerstone Worship Center will take place on May 16 and May 17 and welcome to Pastor A.E. Adeboye on his visit to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #17 scanMay 17
  623. 623623R The Second Annual Divas of the Gospel Concert will take place on May 22nd at the First Baptist Church in Central Square. Mayor Duehay Order #18 scanMay 17
  624. 624624R Best wishes to Stacey Harris who is leaving the employment of the Department of Human Services. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #22 scanMay 17
  625. 625625R Congratulations to the recipients of the East Cambridge Scholarship Awards and further thank the members of the Board of Directors in the interest in the education of our youth. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scanMay 17
  626. 626626R Congratulations to Robert W. Healy on the occasion of his 25th Anniversary working for the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #24 scanMay 17
  627. 627627R Congratulations to the recipients of the Department of Public Work's Annual Recycling Awards. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #26 scanMay 17
  628. 628628R Congratulations to Fred Fantini on his graduation from Cambridge College where he earned his Master's degree in Management. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #27 scanMay 17
  629. 629629R Congratulations to Eileen Bracken Johnson on being elected President of the State Association of Emblem Clubs. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and entire membership Order #28 scanMay 17
  630. 630630R Congratulations to Marc DesRoches on his record-setting pitching season and graduation from Providence College and urge Providence College to reconsider their termination of their seventy-six year old baseball program. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Order #29 scanMay 17
  631. 631631R Resolution on the retirement of Josephine Burns from the School Department. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #30 scanMay 17
  632. 632632R Resolution on the death of Vincent J. Ippolito. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanMay 17
  633. 633633R Resolution on the death of Pasquale P. DeAmato. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #32 scanMay 17
  634. 634634R Resolution on the death of Guy H. Harnish. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #33 scanMay 17
  635. 635635R Resolution on the death of Mary Casey. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #34 scanMay 17
  636. 636636R Resolution on the death of Helen T. Dillon. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #36 scanMay 17
  637. 637637R Resolution regarding Cambridge's participation in the Cities for Climate Protection Campaign. Consent Agenda #1 scanMay 24
  638. 638638R Thanks to Oscar Chacon for his years of dedicated service as Executive Director of Centro Presente and wish him luck in his new venture as Executive Director of the Northern California Coalition for Immigrant Rights. Mayor Duehay Order #1 scanMay 24
  639. 639639R Congratulations to Kaileigh Callendar, Jen Dowd and Sabrina Mahmood the winners of the Bicycle Safety Bumper Sticker Contest with the Award Ceremony to take place on the steps of City Hall on May 26th at 12:00 noon. Mayor Duehay Order #5 scanMay 24
  640. 640640R Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Thomas F. and Phyllis Burke. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanMay 24
  641. 641641R Commend Officers Angela Pereira and Kathy Sullivan on their excellent police work at the scene of an automobile collision on March 2, 1999. Councillors Triantafillou, Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #8 scanMay 24
  642. 642642R Get well wishes to Michael Petrillo. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanMay 24
  643. 643643R Thanks to Patrick Ewing, Rumeal Robinson, Mike Jarvis, Rayon Thomas, Coach Dottin and the other alumni and friends who made the Alumni Benefit Basketball game with the W.I.L.D. all-stars and Cambridge Rindge Alumni a success. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #10 scanMay 24
  644. 644644R Congratulations to Laura Sheffield and Jonathan Austin on the birth of their daughter, Winifred. Councillor Davis Order #11 scanMay 24
  645. 645645R Resolution on the death of William J. Vizard. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanMay 24
  646. 646646R Resolution on the death of Jean Serino. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanMay 24
  647. 647647R Resolution on the death of Albert M. Addonizio. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #15 scanMay 24
  648. 648648R Resolution on the death of Manuel Rebello. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanMay 24
  649. 649649R Resolution on the death of Gene Meyer. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanMay 24
  650. 650650R Happy 90th Birthday to John McMorrow. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanMay 24
  651. 651651R Congratulations to the five music groups from CRLS who brought back three gold medals and two silver medals from the Great Music Festival competition held on Saturday, May 15, 1999 in Agawam, Massachusetts. Mayor Duehay Order #20 scanMay 24
  652. 652652R The Central Square World's Fair will take place on June 6th and also proclaim June 6th as "Central Square World's Fair Day" in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Reeves Order #22 scanMay 24
  653. 653653R Thanks to Roseanne Kraus and the members of the Dance Community for the celebration of Dance Month in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanMay 24
  654. 654654R Thank Area IV residents for their commitment to affordable housing for potential use at the Squirrel Brand site. Councillor Reeves Order #24 scanMay 24
  655. 655655R Congratulations to the CRLS Class of 1999 recipients of the Community Scholarships to be presented on May 27, 1999. Councillor Reeves Order #25 scanMay 24
  656. 656656R Congratulations to Professor Charles Willie of the Harvard Graduate School of Education on his appointment to the Charles William Eliot Professorship and on his retirement. Councillor Reeves Order #27 scanMay 24
  657. 657657R Proclaim June as Cambridge Community Development Month in Cambridge and hold celebrations of both CDBG and HOME-funded projects. Mayor Duehay Order #30 scanMay 24
  658. 658658R The Seventh Annual Cambridge First Day at MIT will be held on June 8, 1999 saluting extraordinary contributions to architecture in Cambridge. Councillor Born Order #31 scanMay 24
  659. 659659R Congratulations to Dean Isaac "Ike" Colbert on his promotion to Dean of Graduate Students at MIT. Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanMay 24
  660. 660660R Congratulations to the recipients of the 15th Annual Awards Ceremony for the Work Force Program to be held on June 3, 1999. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #35 scanMay 24
  661. 661661R The Cambridge Public Literacy Project will honor the volunteer tutors and students who participated in the 1998-1999 session on May 27, 1999. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #38 scanMay 24
  662. 662662R Extend deep appreciation to Jim Field for all programs, exhibits and events he has brought to the Cambridge community as he ends his tenure as the Executive Director of the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #39 scanMay 24
  663. 663663R Congratulations to Daniel C. Crane on being named Bar Counsel of the Board of Bar overseers. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #40 scanMay 24
  664. 664664R Congratulations to John and Ann DiGiovanni on the birth of their daughter Eavon. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #41 scanMay 24
  665. 665665R Happy 13th Birthday to Christopher Barretto. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #42 scanMay 24
  666. 666666R Congratulations to the Cambridge Water Department on receiving a Massachusetts Public Water System Award on May 5, 1999 at Worcester City Hall. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #43 scanMay 24
  667. 667667R Welcome to Cambridge Monica McWilliams, a delegate of the Northern Ireland Women's Coalition who received an honorary degree from Lesley College. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #44 scanMay 24
  668. 668668R Resolution on the death of William Alfred. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #47 scanMay 24
  669. 669669R Resolution on the death of Peter G. Piro. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #48 scanMay 24
  670. 670670R Resolution on the death of Emily West. Councillor Born, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #49 scanMay 24
  671. 671671R Resolution on the death of Ellen Quigley. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #50 scanMay 24
  672. 672672R Resolution on the death of Muriel E. Robichaud. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #51 scanMay 24
  673. 673673R Resolution on the death of Anthony M. Csiti. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #52 scanMay 24
  674. 674674R Congratulations to Councillor Katherine Triantafillou on the occasion of her graduation from the Kennedy School of Government. Councillors Davis, Born and Sullivan Order #1 scanJun 14
  675. 675675R Appreciation to the cross-departmental training planning group which produces a catalog of development and learning programs for employees. Councillor Triantafillou Order #3 scanJun 14
  676. 676676R Congratulations to Marc DesRoches of the Providence Friars on making the All Big East All Star Team. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #4 scanJun 14
  677. 677677R Resolution on the retirement of Kathleen Murray from the Middlesex Probate and Family Court. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Triantafillou Order #105 scanJun 14
  678. 678678R Be cognizant of and participate in the 2nd Annual "Surf and Turf" Dinner to benefit the East End House on Saturday, June 26th at 6:00 PM at the Shipside Green Condominium, 20 Ship Avenue, Medford. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanJun 14
  679. 679679R Congratulations to Kelley and Donald Bombino on the birth of their son Devin Sergio Bombino on May 25, 1999. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanJun 14
  680. 680680R Best wishes to Consul General Luis Barreiros and his wife Lela, as they leave the Boston area to return to Portugal. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanJun 14
  681. 681681R Best wishes to the new Polish American Heritage Partnership Association. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanJun 14
  682. 682682R Happy 60th Birthday to Frances C. Gottschalk. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanJun 14
  683. 683683R Happy 70th Birthday to Catherine Lynch. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanJun 14
  684. 684684R Resolution on the death of Amelia D. Csiti. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanJun 14
  685. 685685R Resolution on the death of Dorothy MacMunn. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanJun 14
  686. 686686R Resolution on the death of Emily M. Doran. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #15 scanJun 14
  687. 687687R Resolution on the death of Maria da Luz Henriques. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanJun 14
  688. 688688R Resolution on the death of Joseph E. Long, Sr. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanJun 14
  689. 689689R Resolution on the death of Stanley Targonski. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #18 scanJun 14
  690. 690690R Resolution on the death of Alice I. Connors. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanJun 14
  691. 691691R Resolution on the death of Diane M. Costanza. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #20 scanJun 14
  692. 692692R Resolution on the death of Anna Fattibene. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #21 scanJun 14
  693. 693693R Thanks to Maura Smith for her years of service and wish her well in her new endeavor. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Davis Order #22 scanJun 14
  694. 694694R Resolution on the death of Jose C. Ramos. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #24 scanJun 14
  695. 695695R Resolution on the death of Ann J. Doyle. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanJun 14
  696. 696696R Resolution on the death of Doris E. Souza. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanJun 14
  697. 697697R Resolution on the death of Peter Moscatel. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #27 scanJun 14
  698. 698698R Resolution on the death of Olive H. Smith. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanJun 14
  699. 699699R Resolution on the death of Edward Rutkowski. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #33 scanJun 14
  700. 700700R Resolution on the death of Joseph A. "Sneakers" Miele. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #34 scanJun 14
  701. 701701R Resolution on the death of Thomas J. Aldham. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #35 scanJun 14
  702. 702702R Best wishes to Mike Nicoloro of the Cambridge Water Department as he leaves employment with the City. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanJun 14
  703. 703703R Resolution on the retirement of Eduardo "Eddie" Correia from the School Department. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #41 scanJun 14
  704. 704704R Congratulations to Charlotte Mae Born on her graduation from Peabody School. Councillor Russell Order #42 scanJun 14
  705. 705705R Congratulations to James Adkins who graduated on June 9th from the Willow School in Sudbury and he will attend Johnson & Wales in Rhode Island in the fall. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanJun 14
  706. 706706R Congratulations to Juanita Masonic Temple on its 90th Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #46 scanJun 14
  707. 707707R Resolution on the retirement of Joseph Sciola from the Public Works Department. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #48 scanJun 14
  708. 708708R Best wishes to James J. Coady, Principal of the Morse School on his retirement in the year 2000. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #50 scanJun 14
  709. 709709R Resolution on the death of Anthony Robert DeLuca. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #51 scanJun 14
  710. 710710R Resolution on the death of Alice Evelyn O'Connor. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #52 scanJun 14
  711. 711711R Proclaim the week of September 17-26, 1999, as National Ballroom Dance Week. Mayor Duehay Order #53 scanJun 14
  712. 712712R Resolution on the retirement of Maureen Frisoli from the Assessing Department. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #54 scanJun 14
  713. 713713R Resolution on the retirement of Jack Plunkett from the Cambridge Housing Authority. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #55 scanJun 14
  714. 714714R Resolution on the death of Sheila A. Ewing. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #56 scanJun 14
  715. 715715R Congratulations to Club Recreativo Lusitania on the occasion of its 77th Anniversary Celebration on Saturday, June 19, 1999 at 44 Fifth Street. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #57 scanJun 14
  716. 716716R Resolution on the retirement of Ellen Mass from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #58 scanJun 14
  717. 717717R Congratulations to David and Collette Ellison on the birth of their son Matthew David on June 5, 1999. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #59 scanJun 14
  718. 718718R Urge the management of the Federal Postal Service to reach a settlement of contract issues with the National Association of Letter Carriers prior to the arbitration hearing. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #60 scanJun 14
  719. 719719R Resolution on the death of William Terry. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #62 scanJun 14
  720. 720720R Get well wishes to Lissa Galluccio. Councillor Born Order #63 scanJun 14
  721. 721721R Congratulations to Homeowners Rehab, Inc. and the 808-812 Memorial Drive Tenants Association on completion of the renovation of 808-812 Memorial Drive. Councillors Toomey and Russell Order #64 scanJun 14
  722. 722722R Congratulations to the Cambridge Housing Authority and the Newtowne Court/Washington Elms Tenant Council on the completion of the modernization and the rededication of the 1936 time capsule. Councillors Toomey and Russell Order #65 scanJun 14
  723. 723723R A benefit featuring music and dinner will be held on Sunday, June 27, 1999 in the memory of Johnny Sparks at the Hoyt VFW located at 288B Green Street. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanJun 14
  724. 724724R Appreciation to the Harvard students in the "Pets as Therapy" program, who bring dogs to visit Vernon Hall Nursing Home every Sunday to spend time with elderly residents. Councillor Toomey Order #67 scanJun 14
  725. 725725R Resolution on the death of Maryellen Walker. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #70 scanJun 14
  726. 726726R Get well wishes to Olivia Abelson. Councillor Davis Order #73 scanJun 14
  727. 727727R Get well wishes to Joseph Brusch. Councillor Davis Order #74 scanJun 14
  728. 728728R Welcome back to the Farmer's Market on Saturday, June 19th at the Morse School. Councillor Davis Order #77 scanJun 14
  729. 729729R Happy belated 50th Birthday to Bethune Kelly. Councillor Reeves Order #78 scanJun 14
  730. 730730R Encourage all Cambridge residents and business leaders to support the benefit concert "Celebrating Duke Ellington" on Friday, October 15th at Sanders Theater by calling the Cambridge Housing Assistance Fund at 354-5678. Councillor Reeves Order #79 scanJun 14
  731. 731731R Oppose the cuts of HUD programs in the budget resolution, and support an increase of $250 million to fund CDBG at $5 billion and an increase of $200 million of HOME to $1.8 billion. Mayor Duehay Order #80 scanJun 14
  732. 732732R Encourage Congress, the Administration, and states to work to identify new and increased sources of funding to support early and school-aged care across the nation. Mayor Duehay Order #81 scanJun 14
  733. 733733R Oppose both S. 900, the Financial Modernization Act of 1999, and H.R. 10, the Financial Services Act of 1999, unless CRA is preserved and protected. Mayor Duehay Order #82 scanJun 14
  734. 734734R Congratulations to Mina Reddy on the occasion of her graduation from the Kennedy School of Government. Councillor Davis Order #85 scanJun 14
  735. 735735R Congratulations to Rob Johnson on the occasion of his graduation from the Kennedy School of Government. Councillor Davis Order #86 scanJun 14
  736. 736736R Thanks to Louise Conant for her years of service to the Ministry people of Cambridge and best wishes for her future endeavors. Councillor Born and Mayor Duehay Order #87 scanJun 14
  737. 737737R Display the VFW 100th Anniversary flag in front of City Hall and the common area in front of the Cambridge Police Station and convey this order to the School Department. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #89 scanJun 14
  738. 738738R Urge O'Neill Associates to maintain community standards of wage and working conditions at the Arthur D. Little site. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Born Order #90 scanJun 14
  739. 739739R Resolution on the death of Alice R. Toomey. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Mayor Duehay, Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #91 scanJun 14
  740. 740740R Resolution on the death of Rosa daCosta. Councillors Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #92 scanJun 14
  741. 741741R Thank Andrew Spooner for his work with the youth of Cambridge and wish him well in his new endeavor. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #94 scanJun 14
  742. 742742R Get well wishes to former City Manager John Corcoran. Councillor Russell and Triantafillou Order #95 scanJun 14
  743. 743743R Resolution on the death of Alice G. Ashe. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #97 scanJun 14
  744. 744744R Resolution on the death of Charles Babalas. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #99 scanJun 14
  745. 745745R Resolution on the death of Honorable James W. Bailey. Councillors Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #100 scanJun 14
  746. 746746R The annual business meeting of Child Care Resources Center, Inc. will take place on Monday, June 21, 1999. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #101 scanJun 14
  747. 747747R The Ninth Annual Sousa's Road Race will be held on Sunday, June 27, 1999. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #102 scanJun 14
  748. 748748R The Cambridge Democratic Committee's Third Annual Eleanor Roosevelt Celebration of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights will take place on October 6, 1999. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #103 scanJun 14
  749. 749749R The Sixty Ninth Annual Convention of the Portuguese-American Civic League of Massachusetts will be hosted by the Somerville-Cambridge Ladies Council on October 10, 1999. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #104 scanJun 14
  750. 750750R The Ninth Annual Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Day Celebration will host a community breakfast and awards ceremony at Cambridge City Hall on June 12th. Councillors Triantafillou, Reeves and entire membership Order #39 scanJun 14
  751. 751751R Get well wishes to Myles Cares. Councillor Davis Order #75 scanJun 14
  752. 752752R Congratulations to the CRLS Chess Team and Coach Marsha Duran for winning the state championship. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanJun 21
  753. 753753R Resolution on the death of Kathleen E. Nickerson. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #7 scanJun 21
  754. 754754R Resolution on the death of Emily B. LeBlanc. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #8 scanJun 21
  755. 755755R Resolution on the death of Joseph Francis Cyr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #9 scanJun 21
  756. 756756R The Closing Ceremony for the City Links Program will be held on June 23, 1999; congratulations to the graduating students and students who have completed their first year of the program. Mayor Duehay Order #16 scanJun 21
  757. 757757R Resolution on the death of Salvatore C. DiCecca. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #17 scanJun 21
  758. 758758R Resolution on the death of Arthur Frederick Holmes. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #18 scanJun 21
  759. 759759R Thank the volunteers of the Massachusetts Money Management Program who help many homebound seniors handle their expenses. Councillor Russell Order #19 scanJun 21
  760. 760760R Resolution on the death of Nellie Ferolito. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #22 scanJun 21
  761. 761761R Resolution on the death of Terrance T. Morrison. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #23 scanJun 21
  762. 762762R Resolution on the death of James W. Kane. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #24 scanJun 21
  763. 763763R Get well wishes to Michael McDermott. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #25 scanJun 21
  764. 764764R Best wishes to Arthur Ferry. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #26 scanJun 21
  765. 765765R Congratulations to Harold Cox for the completion of Hoops 'N Health. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #27 scanJun 21
  766. 766766R Get well wishes to Mayor Emeritus Walter J. Sullivan. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #31 scanJun 21
  767. 767767R Get well wishes to Inga Metcaff. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #32 scanJun 21
  768. 768768R Thanks to all parties involved in Women's Sports Day. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #34 scanJun 21
  769. 769769R Best wishes to a special couple for their surprise wedding anniversary. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #39 scanJun 21
  770. 770770R Happy 99th Birthday to Mamie Compton. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #40 scanJun 21
  771. 771771R Best wishes on the Feast of the Holy Ghost being held by the Portuguese American Civic League in July. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #43 scanJun 21
  772. 772772R Extend special wishes of goodwill to Galway City. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #46 scanJun 21
  773. 773773R Welcome to Cambridge the weeping Saint from Italy. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Russell and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #48 scanJun 21
  774. 774774R Prepare a resolution on the retirement of Nicki Nichols Gamble from Planned Parenthood. Councillor Born Order #2 scanJun 21
  775. 775775R Resolution on the retirement of Robert E. Richards from the School Department. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #1 scanJun 21
  776. 776776R Congratulations to Yhonny Murray for being named to the 1999 All Scholastic Boy's Tennis Team. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #1 scanJul 26
  777. 777777R Congratulations to Roger Reddick for being named to the 1999 All Scholastic Boy's Track Team. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #2 scanJul 26
  778. 778778R Congratulations to Kareem Marshall, Sam Osceola, Daniel Caceres and Q.B. Harding for being chosen for the Greater Boston Baseball League All Star Team. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #3 scanJul 26
  779. 779779R Congratulations to the Greater Boston 1999 All Star Tennis Team. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #4 scanJul 26
  780. 780780R Congratulations to the Greater Boston 1999 League All Star Boys' Track Boy's Team. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #5 scanJul 26
  781. 781781R Congratulations to the Greater Boston 1999 League All Star Girls' Track Team. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #6 scanJul 26
  782. 782782R Congratulations to Kirt Gurdal and Maximillian Santos for being selected to the League All Star Volleyball Team. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #7 scanJul 26
  783. 783783R Appreciation to the participants of the railroad clean up on June 19, 1999. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanJul 26
  784. 784784R Best wishes to Kate Russell and Stephen Walsh on their upcoming wedding. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #9 scanJul 26
  785. 785785R Wish a speedy recovery to Peggy Cossette. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #10 scanJul 26
  786. 786786R Happy 57th Anniversary to Joseph and Marie DeLeo. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #11 scanJul 26
  787. 787787R Congratulations to the East Division Major League Mariners and Minor League Phillies on winning the Mayor's Cup. Councillor Toomey and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #12 scanJul 26
  788. 788788R Appreciation to Barry Goldberg who ran the Boston Marathon and fifty-two others who pledge $3900 for the Food for Free Committee. Councillor Toomey Resolution #13 scanJul 26
  789. 789789R Resolution on the retirement of Virginia Normile from the Police Department. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #14 scanJul 26
  790. 790790R Resolution on the retirement of Stephen W. Burke from the Fire Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #15 scanJul 26
  791. 791791R Extend condolences to former City Councillor David Sullivan and family on the death of his father. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanJul 26
  792. 792792R Resolution on the death of Richard P. McIntyre. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #17 scanJul 26
  793. 793793R Resolution on the death of Robert G. Hayhurst. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanJul 26
  794. 794794R Resolution on the death of Frances R. "Babe" Silva. Councillor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanJul 26
  795. 795795R Resolution on the death of Walter E. Hickey, Sr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanJul 26
  796. 796796R Resolution on the death of Mary R. Adams. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #21 scanJul 26
  797. 797797R Resolution on the death of Albert J. McIntyre. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scanJul 26
  798. 798798R Resolution on the death of John H. Corcoran. Councillors Russell, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #23 scanJul 26
  799. 799799R Resolution on the death of Vivian Ann Lombardo. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #24 scanJul 26
  800. 800800R Resolution on the death of Phillip A. Doherty. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #25 scanJul 26
  801. 801801R Resolution on the death of Ellen VanStry. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scanJul 26
  802. 802802R Resolution on the death of Nicola Primavera. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #27 scanJul 26
  803. 803803R Resolution on the death of Anthony Carvalho. Councillor Toomey, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #28 scanJul 26
  804. 804804R Resolution on the death of Bridget Veronica Hickey. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #29 scanJul 26
  805. 805805R Resolution on the death of Joaquim L. Simoes. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #30 scanJul 26
  806. 806806R Resolution on the death of Joseph Frank Pelusi. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #31 scanJul 26
  807. 807807R Resolution on the death of Michael Hooker. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #32 scanJul 26
  808. 808808R Welcome to the world to Gabriella Rose Rauseo and congratulations to her parents Steven and Shawna Rauseo and grandparents Linda and Cy Gaudet. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #33 scanJul 26
  809. 809809R Congratulations to John and Kathleen Born on the birth of their first grandchild, Samuel Louis Born and to Matthew and Jennie Born. Councillor Russell Resolution #34 scanJul 26
  810. 810810R Resolution on the retirement of Ronald J. Ring from the Fire Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #35 scanJul 26
  811. 811811R Resolution on the death of Helen F. Hunt. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #36 scanJul 26
  812. 812812R Resolution on the death of Sylvia U. Sealy. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #37 scanJul 26
  813. 813813R Resolution on the death of Francis X. Mallahan. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #38 scanJul 26
  814. 814814R Resolution on the death of Reverend Leo R. Mahoney. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #39 scanJul 26
  815. 815815R Congratulations to Lisa Pacheco second base player for the Suffolk University softball team for posting more victories this season in the team's history. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #40 scanJul 26
  816. 816816R Congratulations to the runners up the West Cambridge Rockies and the West Cambridge "A" in the 1999 Mayor's Cup. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #41 scanJul 26
  817. 817817R Congratulations and appreciation to all who participated in the 1999 Mayor's Cup. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #42 scanJul 26
  818. 818818R Happy 21st Anniversary wishes to Michael Hair Salon on Massachusetts Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #43 scanJul 26
  819. 819819R Congratulations to Marie St. Fleur on being elected to the House of Representatives for the Fifth Suffolk District. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #44 scanJul 26
  820. 820820R Resolution on the death of Honoria E. Cosgrove. Councillor Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #45 scanJul 26
  821. 821821R Resolution on the death of John J. Crusco. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #46 scanJul 26
  822. 822822R Resolution on the death of Lucy Marotto. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #47 scanJul 26
  823. 823823R Resolution on the death of Ben S. Bartie, Sr. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #48 scanJul 26
  824. 824824R Condolences to the family of Rudy Howes. Councillor Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #49 scanJul 26
  825. 825825R Happy 50th Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Turk. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #50 scanJul 26
  826. 826826R Resolution on the retirement of Francis J. Hayes from the Fire Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #51 scanJul 26
  827. 827827R Resolution on the retirement of Lawrence A. Hodgdon from the Fire Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #52 scanJul 26
  828. 828828R Congratulations to Roger Reddick for being selected the All Scholastic Eastern Massachusetts Boys Indoor Tract Star. Councillor Toomey Resolution #53 scanJul 26
  829. 829829R Congratulations to Winger Danier for being selected the All Scholastic Eastern Massachusetts Boys Indoor Track Star. Councillor Toomey Resolution #54 scanJul 26
  830. 830830R Best wishes to the Saints Cosmos and Damian Society on their 73rd Annual Italian Feast on September 11 and 12, 1999. Councillor Toomey Resolution #55 scanJul 26
  831. 831831R Deep condolences to the Horgan family on the death of John Horgan, a retired Cambridge Police Officer. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #56 scanJul 26
  832. 832832R Resolution on the death of Gladys R. Forslund. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #57 scanJul 26
  833. 833833R Resolution on the death of Mary B. Cruz. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #58 scanJul 26
  834. 834834R Resolution on the death of Ann M. Lewis. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #59 scanJul 26
  835. 835835R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Edward Morrissey. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #60 scanJul 26
  836. 836836R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Paul Hagerty. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #61 scanJul 26
  837. 837837R Appreciation to Roger Herzog for all his invaluable contributions to the citizens of Cambridge as he leaves the City of Cambridge for a position at CEDAC. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #62 scanJul 26
  838. 838838R Welcome back to North Cambridge Animal Spirit. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #63 scanJul 26
  839. 839839R Congratulations to Peter and Sophia Venetsenakis on the grand opening of Taki's Restaurant on August 6th at 8:00 PM. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #64 scanJul 26
  840. 840840R Express concern to Judge Brant and Judge Sragow at the release of two suspects in the peeping and spying cases in Cambridgeport. Councillor Davis Resolution #14 scanJul 26
  841. 841841R Resolution on the death of Tanya M. Grabowski. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #67 scanJul 26
  842. 842842R Resolution on the death of Catherine Larkin. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #68 scanJul 26
  843. 843843R Resolution on the death of Gail Gillard-Jackson. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #69 scanJul 26
  844. 844844R Resolution on the death of Mary J. Silva. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #70 scanJul 26
  845. 845845R Resolution on the death of Helen F. Vera. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #71 scanJul 26
  846. 846846R Resolution on the death of Emily Gloria Wilson. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #72 scanJul 26
  847. 847847R Resolution on the death of Anne C. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #73 scanJul 26
  848. 848848R Resolution on the death of Katherine R. Kilfoyle. Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #74 scanJul 26
  849. 849849R Resolution on the death of Antonio C. De Chaves. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #75 scanJul 26
  850. 850850R Resolution on the death of Jeanne V. Burton. Councillor Reeves, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #76 scanJul 26
  851. 851851R Resolution on the death of Lena L. Poleo. Councillor Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #77 scanJul 26
  852. 852852R Resolution on the death of John "Sparky" DiNicola. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #78 scanJul 26
  853. 853853R Resolution on the death of Grace McManus. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #79 scanJul 26
  854. 854854R Resolution on the death of Wallace "Wally" Thurston. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #80 scanJul 26
  855. 855855R Congratulate CASPAR on the groundbreaking for the new handicap accessible addition to Womenplace at 11 Russell Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #81 scanJul 26
  856. 856856R Congratulations to Sister Margaret Horan, C.S.J. on the occasion of her being inducted into the Matignon Hall of Achievement. Councillor Russell Resolution #82 scanJul 26
  857. 857857R Congratulations to the Cambridge Girls' Softball team, the "Unknowns" for winning their third straight season championship in the Cambridge Girls Softball League. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #83 scanJul 26
  858. 858858R Congratulations to the Cambridge Girls' Softball team, "Dolphins" for finishing as runner up in the Cambridge Girls Softball League World Series championship playoffs. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #84 scanJul 26
  859. 859859R Thanks to Fred Cohn for his many years of service as a member of the Cambridge Planning Board. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #85 scanJul 26
  860. 860860R Thanks to Paul Dietrich for his many years of service as Chair and member of the Cambridge Planning Board. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #86 scanJul 26
  861. 861861R Thanks to Carolyn Mieth for her many years of service as a member of the Cambridge Planning Board. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #87 scanJul 26
  862. 862862R Thanks to David Gray Hanson for his years of service as a member of the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeals. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #88 scanJul 26
  863. 863863R Thanks to Laura Kershner for her years of service as a member of the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeals. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #89 scanJul 26
  864. 864864R Resolution on the death of Mark Sandman. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #90 scanJul 26
  865. 865865R Thanks to Julia Perez who has provided time and space to Brothers, a group of young Cambridge boys, so they may set goals for themselves and work to achieve these goals. Councillor Reeves Resolution #91 scanJul 26
  866. 866866R Happy 25th Wedding Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harding, Sr. Councillor Reeves Resolution #92 scanJul 26
  867. 867867R Happy 25th Wedding Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Ike Scott. Councillor Reeves Resolution #93 scanJul 26
  868. 868868R Prepare a resolution on the death of Arthur W. Edey. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #94 scanJul 26
  869. 869869R Commend Officer James DeFrancesco for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #95 scanJul 26
  870. 870870R Commend Officer Paul Burke for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #96 scanJul 26
  871. 871871R Commend Officer Kevin Branley for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #97 scanJul 26
  872. 872872R Commend Officer Anthony Grassi for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #98 scanJul 26
  873. 873873R Commend Officer Edward Frammartino for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #99 scanJul 26
  874. 874874R Commend Officer Frank Pasquarello for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #100 scanJul 26
  875. 875875R Commend Steven Keplin for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #101 scanJul 26
  876. 876876R Commend David Percoco for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #102 scanJul 26
  877. 877877R Commend Neil Welch for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #103 scanJul 26
  878. 878878R Commend Frank Welch for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #104 scanJul 26
  879. 879879R Commend George Thomas for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #105 scanJul 26
  880. 880880R Commend Mark Haley for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #106 scanJul 26
  881. 881881R Commend Jean Perry for her work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #107 scanJul 26
  882. 882882R Commend Fred Cabral for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #108 scanJul 26
  883. 883883R Commend Reverend John Tackney for his work on the June 19th clean up of the railroad tracks between Binney Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Resolution #109 scanJul 26
  884. 884884R Cambridge's peace organizations and programs of young people will sponsor a Generation of Peace event at the Grace Church, 56 Magazine Street on August 5th and come walk with the youth on August 6th to City Hall. Mayor Duehay Resolution #110 scanJul 26
  885. 885885R Support the efforts of the International Federation for Parent Education (IFPE). Mayor Duehay Resolution #111 scanJul 26
  886. 886886R Proclaim the first day of August, each year to be "Respect for Parents Day." Mayor Duehay Resolution #112 scanJul 26
  887. 887887R Resolution on the retirement of John Coughlin from the Inspectional Service Department. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #113 scanJul 26
  888. 888888R Resolution on the death of Calvin H. Brandford, Sr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #114 scanJul 26
  889. 889889R Resolution on the death of Mary Rogers. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #115 scanJul 26
  890. 890890R Condolences to the Kennedy and Bessette families on the tragic deaths of John F. Kennedy, Jr., his wife Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and her sister Lauren Bessette. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #116 scanJul 26
  891. 891891R Resolution on the death of Emma Machikelian. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #117 scanJul 26
  892. 892892R Commend the Cambridge Police Department on the fine police work in the apprehension of the perpetrators of the peeping and spying that have been occurring in Cambridgeport. Councillor Davis Resolution #118 scanJul 26
  893. 893893R Engage other nuclear nations for a Nuclear Weapons Convention, an international treaty, requiring a timetable for phased elimination of nuclear weapons, including effective verification and enforcement measures. Calendar Item #3 scanJul 26
  894. 894894R Congratulations to Chief Fitzgerald and the entire Cambridge Fire Department on its classification as an ISO Class 1 Fire Department and special appreciation to Deputy Fire Chief Francis E. Murphy III and Fire Captain Stephen Persson. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Duehay Resolution #1 scanSep 13
  895. 895895R Congratulations to Larry Scripp and Paul Barringer on their successful program on the effectiveness of music as a teaching and learning tool and the Peabody School for its implementation and urge other Cambridge schools to explore this unique teaching strategy. Mayor Duehay Resolution #2 scanSep 13
  896. 896896R Congratulations to the five CRLS music students who received scholarships to attend Berklee College of Music Summer Youth Program for Talent and Excellence in Music. Mayor Duehay Resolution #3 scanSep 13
  897. 897897R Thanks to Michael Wiggins for his many years of service as a member of the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeals. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #4 scanSep 13
  898. 898898R Thanks to Theodore Hartry for his many years of service as a member of the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeals. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #5 scanSep 13
  899. 899899R Thanks to James Daniel for his many years of service as a member of the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeals. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #6 scanSep 13
  900. 900900R Best wishes to Molly Hanna. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #7 scanSep 13
  901. 901901R Support the efforts of the workers of Everett Decorators, Inc. to join the Painters and Allied Trades District Council #35. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #8 scanSep 13
  902. 902902R Declare the month of October "Italian Heritage Month in Cambridge" and support the legislation filed in the Massachusetts Great and General Court to declare the month of October Italian History throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Mayor Duehay Resolution #9 scanSep 13
  903. 903903R Best wishes to Kevin M. Ryan as he embarks upon his Framingham law practice specializing in criminal and motor vehicle law. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #10 scanSep 13
  904. 904904R Be cognizant of and participate in the "Doc Linsky Road Race" to be held on Sunday, September 19, 1999. Councillor Toomey Resolution #11 scanSep 13
  905. 905905R Be cognizant of and participate in the "Jeffrey Curley Road Race" to be held on Sunday, October 3, 1999. Councillor Toomey Resolution #12 scanSep 13
  906. 906906R Congratulations to Reverend J. Bryan Hehir on his appointment as the new leader of Harvard Divinity School in the position of Chair of the Executive Committee. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #13 scanSep 13
  907. 907907R Congratulations to Billy Trainor who finished ninth in his age group and Mike Stiller who finished fourth in his age group at the Massachusetts Golf Association Championship and they have been invited to represent Massachusetts in a tournament in Vermont. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #14 scanSep 13
  908. 908908R Congratulations to Arthur W. Russell, brother of the late Mayor Leonard J. Russell, who was recently awarded the Bronze Star. Councillor Russell Resolution #15 scanSep 13
  909. 909909R Congratulations to Edward and Christine Connolly on their 50th Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Resolution #16 scanSep 13
  910. 910910R Resolution on the death of Francis W. Phelan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #17 scanSep 13
  911. 911911R Resolution on the death of Joseph R. Toomey, Sr. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanSep 13
  912. 912912R Resolution on the death of Miles E. Kanode. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanSep 13
  913. 913913R Resolution on the death of Anne M. Young. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanSep 13
  914. 914914R Resolution on the death of Sadie E. Peterson. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #21 scanSep 13
  915. 915915R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth B. Grady. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scanSep 13
  916. 916916R Resolution on the death of Elinor M. "Sis" Silva. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scanSep 13
  917. 917917R Resolution on the death of Donald J. Doyle. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #24 scanSep 13
  918. 918918R Resolution on the death of Robert J. Tierney. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #25 scanSep 13
  919. 919919R Resolution on the death of Marie N. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scanSep 13
  920. 920920R Resolution on the death of Ralph R. Antonelli. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scanSep 13
  921. 921921R Resolution on the death of Constance M. Haverty. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #28 scanSep 13
  922. 922922R Resolution on the death of Anthony J. Ciccolo. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #29 scanSep 13
  923. 923923R Resolution on the death of Annie E. Burrell. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #30 scanSep 13
  924. 924924R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth Ponte. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #31 scanSep 13
  925. 925925R Resolution on the death of Ralph Champa, Jr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #32 scanSep 13
  926. 926926R Resolution on the death of Richard R. Ramsey. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #33 scanSep 13
  927. 927927R Resolution on the death of Pearl K. Wise. Councillors Sullivan, Davis, Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #34 scanSep 13
  928. 928928R Resolution on the death of Marguerite S. Gavin. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #35 scanSep 13
  929. 929929R Resolution on the death of Julia L. Johnston. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #36 scanSep 13
  930. 930930R Resolution on the death of Taylor Chase Bingham Costa. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #37 scanSep 13
  931. 931931R Resolution on the death of Bernice M. Casey. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #38 scanSep 13
  932. 932932R Resolution on the death of Richard O. West. Councillors Reeves, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #39 scanSep 13
  933. 933933R Resolution on the death of Helen L. Harrington. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #40 scanSep 13
  934. 934934R Resolution on the death of Ney DePina. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #41 scanSep 13
  935. 935935R Resolution on the death of Josephine F. Callaghan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #42 scanSep 13
  936. 936936R Resolution on the death of Merton Gittens. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #43 scanSep 13
  937. 937937R Resolution on the death of Dr. Franklin Carter III. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #44 scanSep 13
  938. 938938R Resolution on the death of Matthew J. "Jim" Mahoney, Jr. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #45 scanSep 13
  939. 939939R Resolution on the death of Alice P. Strazdas. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #46 scanSep 13
  940. 940940R Resolution on the death of Mary J. Santos. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #47 scanSep 13
  941. 941941R Resolution on the death of Robert N. Ferrera. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #48 scanSep 13
  942. 942942R Resolution on the death of John P. Farricy. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #49 scanSep 13
  943. 943943R Resolution on the death of Francis L. Barton. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #50 scanSep 13
  944. 944944R Resolution on the death of Antonio Travassos. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #51 scanSep 13
  945. 945945R Resolution on the death of Mildred LeVaux. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #52 scanSep 13
  946. 946946R Resolution on the death of Jaclyn E. Moore. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #53 scanSep 13
  947. 947947R Resolution on the death of Raffailena "Mary" Carbone. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #54 scanSep 13
  948. 948948R Resolution on the death of Walter G. Doherty. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #55 scanSep 13
  949. 949949R Resolution on the death of Charles V. "Swede" Gould. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #56 scanSep 13
  950. 950950R Commend Com/Electric for implementing energy conservation program in Cambridge public schools. Councillor Davis Resolution #57 scanSep 13
  951. 951951R Happy 21st Birthday to Alyssa Beth Julia Murphy. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #58 scanSep 13
  952. 952952R Congratulations to Charles and Helen Taylor on their 50th Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #59 scanSep 13
  953. 953953R Congratulations to Councillor Triantafillou on being named outstanding woman by the Patriots Trail Girl Scouts. Councillor Reeves Resolution #60 scanSep 13
  954. 954954R Join the Earth Day 2000 effort on setting goals in environmental Progress. Councillor Davis Resolution #61 scanSep 13
  955. 955955R Congratulations to Wanda Queen for being honored as an exemplary foster mother. Councillor Reeves Resolution #62 scanSep 13
  956. 956956R Resolution on the death of Barbara Elder. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #63 scanSep 13
  957. 957957R Resolution on the death of Esther M. Murphy. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #64 scanSep 13
  958. 958958R Resolution on the death of Ralph F. Barnes. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #65 scanSep 13
  959. 959959R Resolution on the death of Catherine W. Egan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #66 scanSep 13
  960. 960960R Resolution on the death of Gennaro F. Tuccinardi. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #67 scanSep 13
  961. 961961R Resolution on the death of Sadie P. Connarton. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Russell and entire membership Resolution #68 scanSep 13
  962. 962962R Resolution on the death of Stephen J. Applegate. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #69 scanSep 13
  963. 963963R Resolution on the death of Maria da Conceicao Costa. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #70 scanSep 13
  964. 964964R Congratulations to Jay and Julie Kiely on the birth of their daughter Olivia. Councillor Toomey Resolution #71 scanSep 13
  965. 965965R Congratulations to Margaret Marshall on being nominated as the Chief Justice to the Supreme Judicial Court. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #72 scanSep 13
  966. 966966R Congratulations to William McGilvreay on being named the President and Chief Executive of the East Cambridge Savings Bank. Councillor Toomey Resolution #73 scanSep 13
  967. 967967R Resolution on the retirement Arthur G. Morin from the Fire Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #74 scanSep 13
  968. 968968R Resolution on the retirement of James Judd from the Public Works Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #75 scanSep 13
  969. 969969R Resolution on the retirement of Ernest Brinkerhoff from the Water Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #76 scanSep 13
  970. 970970R Resolution on the retirement of Val L. Perry from the Water Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #77 scanSep 13
  971. 971971R Best wishes to Ralph J. Burns as he leaves his position as a Belmont town meeting member. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #78 scanSep 13
  972. 972972R Congratulations to Scott Thibeau for his excellent placement in his first demolition derby. Councillor Toomey Resolution #79 scanSep 13
  973. 973973R Resolution on the death of Antonio M. Lopes. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #80 scanSep 13
  974. 974974R Resolution on the retirement of Zelda Lashley from the Payroll Department. Mayor Duehay, Councillor Russell and entire membership Resolution #81 scanSep 13
  975. 975975R Wish a speedy recovery to Frank Donato. Councillor Russell Resolution #82 scanSep 13
  976. 976976R Extend get-well wishes to Donna Johnson. Councillor Toomey Resolution #83 scanSep 13
  977. 977977R Extend get-well wishes to Margie Andrew. Councillor Toomey Resolution #84 scanSep 13
  978. 978978R Happy 50th Anniversary to Paul and Mary Jane Mahoney. Councillor Russell Resolution #85 scanSep 13
  979. 979979R Congratulations to Harvard University Police Department, the Cambridge Police Department, Police Lieutenant Daniel Reagan III, the Cambridge Fire Department and Professional Ambulance for their speedy response to a domestic violence incident on August 30th. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #86 scanSep 13
  980. 980980R Resolution on the death of Milton Berger. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #87 scanSep 13
  981. 981981R Resolution on the death of Helen L. White. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #88 scanSep 13
  982. 982982R Resolution on the death of Constance E. Hurney. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #89 scanSep 13
  983. 983983R Resolution on Rosh Hashana. Mayor Duehay Resolution #91 scanSep 13
  984. 984984R Be cognizant of the Boy Scouts Open House being held September 21 through September 28 for Packs 24, 45, 16 and 56 and Troops 24, 44, 45, 56 and 16. Councillors Russell and Sullivan Resolution #92 scanSep 13
  985. 985985R Encourage members of the community to attend the Census Town Hall Meeting at St. Paul's AME on September 21st to discuss the Complete Count Committee and its aim to provide the community with an accurate count for Census 2000. Mayor Duehay Resolution #93 scanSep 13
  986. 986986R Best wishes to Saint Anthony's Holy Rosary Sodality on their 50th Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Resolution #94 scanSep 13
  987. 987987R Resolution on the death of Paul J. Ployer, Jr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #95 scanSep 13
  988. 988988R Resolution on the death of Agnes M. Cremens. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #96 scanSep 13
  989. 989989R Resolution on the death of George J. Costigan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Russell and entire membership Resolution #97 scanSep 13
  990. 990990R Resolution on the death of Patrick J. Cardillo. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #98 scanSep 13
  991. 991991R Resolution on the death of Lucille Coley. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #99 scanSep 13
  992. 992992R Resolution on the death of Eldbert P. "Al" Andrew. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #100 scanSep 13
  993. 993993R Resolution on the death of Barbara A. Tennis-Kelley. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #101 scanSep 13
  994. 994994R Congratulations to Corners, 727 Memorial Drive on its Grand Opening. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #102 scanSep 13
  995. 995995R Get well wishes to John McMorrow. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #103 scanSep 13
  996. 996996R Get well wishes to John Collins. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #104 scanSep 13
  997. 997997R Get well wishes to John Campbell. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #105 scanSep 13
  998. 998998R Welcome Robin Lapidus-Birnbaum, the new Executive Director of the Harvard Square Business Association. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #106 scanSep 13
  999. 999999R Congratulations to Genetics Institute and Harvard Translations who will be presented the Green Commute Business Awards on September 23rd at Genetics Institute. Mayor Duehay Resolution #107 scanSep 13
  1000. 10001000R Congratulations to Bill and Monet Ewing on the birth of their son Aaron William Ewing on August 23, 1999. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #108 scanSep 13
  1001. 10011001R Congratulations to Mike Galluccio on his graduation and induction into the Massachusetts State Police. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #109 scanSep 13
  1002. 10021002R Best wishes to the Frisoli Teen Center and the Cambridge Police Department sponsors of the Jimmy Johnson Memorial Floor Hockey League on the opening of their season. Councillor Toomey Resolution #110 scanSep 13
  1003. 10031003R Resolution on the death of Father Delphis O. Duquette. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #111 scanSep 13
  1004. 10041004R Resolution on the death of John A. Gilberti, Jr. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #112 scanSep 13
  1005. 10051005R Resolution on the death of Ruby Cousins. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #113 scanSep 13
  1006. 10061006R Resolution on the death of Joseph M. Rynne. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #114 scanSep 13
  1007. 10071007R Happy 50th Anniversary to Charles and Helen Taylor. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #115 scanSep 13
  1008. 10081008R Resolution on the death of Dorothy Addison Williams. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #116 scanSep 13
  1009. 10091009R Best wishes to Helen and Edward Young, seventy-year residents of Pearl Street, who are retiring and moving from Cambridge. Councillor Davis Resolution #117 scanSep 13
  1010. 10101010R Commend the Parks Division of the Public Works Department on the excellent condition of Donnelly Field for the All Star baseball games. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Resolution #118 scanSep 13
  1011. 10111011R Happy Birthday to Angie Iannacci. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Resolution #119 scanSep 13
  1012. 10121012R Congratulations to Reverend Leroy Attles, Sr. on his 22nd Anniversary as Pastor of St. Paul AME Church. Councillor Reeves Resolution #120 scanSep 13
  1013. 10131013R Wish a speedy recovery to George Bruno. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #121 scanSep 13
  1014. 10141014R Congratulations to the West Cambridge Little League Majors and Minors All Star teams as runner ups in the All Star Championship playoffs. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Toomey Resolution #122 scanSep 13
  1015. 10151015R Welcome Mrs. Cousins to Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Resolution #123 scanSep 13
  1016. 10161016R Congratulations to the East Division Minors and Majors Little League Baseball teams on winning the All Star Baseball Championship. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #124 scanSep 13
  1017. 10171017R Best wishes to St. Anthony's Church on the occasion of its Annual Parish Banquet. Councillor Toomey Resolution #125 scanSep 13
  1018. 10181018R Resolution on the death of Angelina Mottola. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #126 scanSep 13
  1019. 10191019R Resolution on the death of Ruth Gray. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #127 scanSep 13
  1020. 10201020R Commemorating Al Adkin and his family for their many contributions to the City of Cambridge on the occasion of the unveiling of the Adkins Family Portrait. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #128 scanSep 13
  1021. 10211021R Accommodate the tenants of 8 Bigelow Street during the repairs and renovations so they may stay in their homes. Councillors Triantafillou and Reeves Order #24 scanSep 13
  1022. 10221022R Urge the Massachusetts Congressional Delegation take steps to remove the obsolete budget caps in order to provide HUD with an adequate FY2000 budget. Councillor Sullivan Order #25 scanSep 13
  1023. 10231023R Continue to support federal and state policies that better prepare all students pursuing advance post-secondary degrees or going directly to the workforce. Mayor Duehay Order #31 scanSep 13
  1024. 10241024R Support early and school-aged care across the nation including increased pay and benefits for child care workers. Mayor Duehay Order #32 scanSep 13
  1025. 10251025R Urge Governor Cellucci to reinvest Temporary Assistance to Needy Families surplus dollars back into the TANF system to focus on the welfare populations in cities. Mayor Duehay Order #2 scanOct 4
  1026. 10261026R Support the reauthorization of the Older Americans Act. Mayor Duehay Order #12 scanOct 4
  1027. 10271027R Express dissatisfaction with the MDC's decision to extend permission for Arthur D. Little and/or new owners of ADL property to use parkland/wetland for a parking lot. Councillor Born Order #15 scanOct 4
  1028. 10281028R Encourage all Cambridge families and citizens to join the fun at the Third Annual Family Fun Day on Saturday, October 30, 1999 at City Hall to celebrate National Family Literacy Day. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Mayor Duehay Resolution #1 scanOct 4
  1029. 10291029R Congratulations to Joseph E. Connarton on being named Executive Director of the Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Russell Resolution #2 scanOct 4
  1030. 10301030R Congratulations to Maria Elena Letona on being chosen the Executive Director of Centro Presente. Mayor Duehay Resolution #3 scanOct 4
  1031. 10311031R The Cambridge Dispute Settlement Center will celebrate twenty years of community mediation at a celebration at the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center on October 21st. Councillor Toomey Resolution #4 scanOct 4
  1032. 10321032R Congratulations to Roslyn Shoy on being honored at the Second Annual Bridge Award on September 25, 1999. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #5 scanOct 4
  1033. 10331033R Congratulations to Jada Danielle Simmons on being honored at the Second Annual Bridge Award on September 25, 1999. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #6 scanOct 4
  1034. 10341034R Congratulations to Alberta King on being honored at the Second Annual Bridge Award on September 25, 1999. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #7 scanOct 4
  1035. 10351035R Congratulations to Michelle Donnelly on winning the "Runner-Up" in the Invisible Knapsack Fundraising contest. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #8 scanOct 4
  1036. 10361036R Urge the citizens to be cognizant of the public introduction of the Sacco-Vanzetti Project, Web site, Voices of the Past, sponsored by the Dante Aligheri Society, at the Boston Public Library on Tuesday, October 5, 1999. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #9 scanOct 4
  1037. 10371037R Congratulations to Barbara Anthony on her appointment as Northeast Regional Director of the Federal Trade Commission. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #11 scanOct 4
  1038. 10381038R Be cognizant of the Great March for Dignity and Amnesty to be held on Saturday, October 16, 1999 at Malcolm X Park in Washington, D.C. Councillor Toomey Resolution #10 scanOct 4
  1039. 10391039R Resolution on the death of Rita A. Anderson. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scanOct 4
  1040. 10401040R Resolution on the death of Alfred Onofrio Cappucci. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #13 scanOct 4
  1041. 10411041R Resolution on the death of Helen G. Cabral. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scanOct 4
  1042. 10421042R Resolution on the death of Mary Therese Finnegan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanOct 4
  1043. 10431043R Resolution on the death of Joseph P. Savignano. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanOct 4
  1044. 10441044R Resolution on the death of Mary J. Parise. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #17 scanOct 4
  1045. 10451045R Resolution on the death of Jean M. Tomasik. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanOct 4
  1046. 10461046R Resolution on the death of Julia Ann Manganelli. Councillors Russell, Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanOct 4
  1047. 10471047R Resolution on the death of Agnes T. Scanlan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanOct 4
  1048. 10481048R Resolution on the death of Brian Patrick Wyse. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #21 scanOct 4
  1049. 10491049R Resolution on the death of William J. Doody. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scanOct 4
  1050. 10501050R Resolution on the death of N. Alice McManus, R.N. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #23 scanOct 4
  1051. 10511051R Resolution on the death of William J. Dunphy. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #24 scanOct 4
  1052. 10521052R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. "Peggy" Doyle. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #25 scanOct 4
  1053. 10531053R Resolution on the death of James Santos. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scanOct 4
  1054. 10541054R The 1999 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk will be held on October 3, 1999 beginning at the Esplanade along the Charles River in Boston and observe October 15th as National Mammography Day. Mayor Duehay Resolution #27 scanOct 4
  1055. 10551055R Declare Wednesday, October 6, 1999 as "Walk our Children to School Day" in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Resolution #28 scanOct 4
  1056. 10561056R Encourage all local clergy to participate at the conference sponsored by Congregation Eitz Chayim on October 28, 1999 on "Enrolling Children in the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)" and proclaim 1999 "The Year of the Uninsured Child." Mayor Duehay Resolution #29 scanOct 4
  1057. 10571057R On Saturday, October 9, 1999 the Cambridge Health Alliance and the United States Postal Service will co-sponsor a Breast Cancer Research Awareness event at the Cambridge Senior Center, 806 Massachusetts Avenue, with the unveiling of stamps and also urge residents to purchase the special commemorative picture card with a special postmark along with both stamps. Mayor Duehay Resolution #30 scanOct 4
  1058. 10581058R Join the Commission for Persons with Disabilities in celebration of twenty years of advocacy at a forum entitled "Employment and People with Disabilities in the 21st Century" to be held on October 13th at the Cambridge Senior Center, 806 Massachusetts Avenue, and proclaim October 1999 to be "Disability Awareness Month in Cambridge." Mayor Duehay Resolution #31 scanOct 4
  1059. 10591059R Proclaim October 3rd to October 9th as "Fire Prevention Week" and a special thanks to Captain Lawrence Ferazani and Tage Corporation for their efforts to protect our children. Mayor Duehay Resolution #32 scanOct 4
  1060. 10601060R Resolution on the death of Rose Ford. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #33 scanOct 4
  1061. 10611061R Congratulations to the members and friends of the Cambridge Church of the Nazarene on the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of the founding of their church. Mayor Duehay Resolution #34 scanOct 4
  1062. 10621062R Resolution on the death of Mary J. Cardullo. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #35 scanOct 4
  1063. 10631063R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Mahoney. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #36 scanOct 4
  1064. 10641064R Resolution on the death of Michael T. Griffin. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #37 scanOct 4
  1065. 10651065R Resolution on the death of Georgina Motta. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #38 scanOct 4
  1066. 10661066R Congratulations to the Cambridge Senior Center Pool Team on their winning the Pool Championship. Councillor Toomey Resolution #40 scanOct 4
  1067. 10671067R Appreciation and best wishes to Joe Grassi in his future endeavors as he leaves his position as Director of the Gately Youth Center. Councillor Toomey Resolution #41 scanOct 4
  1068. 10681068R Congratulations to the North Cambridge Crime Task Force on the occasion of its Certificate of Appreciation from the Massachusetts Neighborhood Crime Watch Commission. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #42 scanOct 4
  1069. 10691069R Happy 90th Birthday to Salvatore Miceli. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Resolution #44 scanOct 4
  1070. 10701070R Congratulations to the Fury Roller Hockey Team for winning the Roller Hockey National Championship. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #45 scanOct 4
  1071. 10711071R Best wishes to Jules Albert on his retirement from the Fire Department. Councillors Russell, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #46 scanOct 4
  1072. 10721072R Resolution on the death of Nicholas P. Moscatel. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #47 scanOct 4
  1073. 10731073R Resolution on the death of Christine H. Ahern. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #48 scanOct 4
  1074. 10741074R Resolution on the death of Helen A. Shields. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #49 scanOct 4
  1075. 10751075R Resolution on the death of Charles Henry McCarthy. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #50 scanOct 4
  1076. 10761076R Resolution on the death of Reverend Mortimer A. Ferrick, CSC. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #51 scanOct 4
  1077. 10771077R Congratulations to the participants and organizers of the 2nd Annual Jeffrey Curley Road Race. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Mayor Duehay, and entire membership Resolution #52 scanOct 4
  1078. 10781078R Congratulations to Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. on his successful completion of the Jeffrey Curley Road Race. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #53 scanOct 4
  1079. 10791079R Congratulations to the CRLS Football Team on their victory against Medford this weekend. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #54 scanOct 4
  1080. 10801080R Congratulations to all city employees who participated in the Annual Family Day at Danehy Park. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #55 scanOct 4
  1081. 10811081R Negotiate in good faith an agreement with the Velez family, long term tenants, to remain in their home at 44 Columbia Street. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #57 scanOct 4
  1082. 10821082R Congratulations to the Central Square Business Association on their publication "Downtown Cambridge Welcome to Central Square." Councillor Russell Resolution #1 scanOct 18
  1083. 10831083R Urge residents to participate in Make A Difference Day on October 23rd by getting out into the community and volunteering their time and energy to a worthy cause. Mayor Duehay Resolution #2 scanOct 18
  1084. 10841084R Congratulations to Mercia Bordes on becoming a United States citizen. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #3 scanOct 18
  1085. 10851085R Resolution on the retirement of Elizabeth "Betty" Hepner from the Community Development Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #4 scanOct 18
  1086. 10861086R Resolution on the retirement of Fortunee' Lavigne from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #5 scanOct 18
  1087. 10871087R Resolution on the retirement of Jack Rossini from the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #6 scanOct 18
  1088. 10881088R Resolution on the retirement of John P. Bonina from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #7 scanOct 18
  1089. 10891089R Resolution on the retirement of Christopher Lewis from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #8 scanOct 18
  1090. 10901090R Congratulations to Fernanda Rizzo on her 25th Anniversary as President of Saint Anthony's Holy Rosary Sodality. Councillor Toomey Resolution #9 scanOct 18
  1091. 10911091R Congratulations to Kathy Reddick, Josephine Bartie, Waneda Ward and Lorraine Woodson on being inducted as officers for the NAACP. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #10 scanOct 18
  1092. 10921092R Congratulations to Robert McCormack on being selected as the 1999 Senior Citizen Crime Watch member of the year from the Massachusetts Neighborhood Crime Watch Commission/DHCD. Councillor Toomey Resolution #11 scanOct 18
  1093. 10931093R Resolution on the death of Francis T. Downey, Jr. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scanOct 18
  1094. 10941094R Resolution on the death of Madeline Cappucci. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #13 scanOct 18
  1095. 10951095R Resolution on the death of Joseph Manuel "Sonny" Medeiros, Sr. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #14 scanOct 18
  1096. 10961096R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Faiola. Councillors Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanOct 18
  1097. 10971097R Resolution on the death of Jeanne Lukaszewicz. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanOct 18
  1098. 10981098R Resolution on the death of Michael J. McDonald. Councillors Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #17 scanOct 18
  1099. 10991099R Resolution on the death of James A. Boudreau, Sr. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanOct 18
  1100. 11001100R Resolution on the death of Jeanne L. Evans. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanOct 18
  1101. 11011101R Resolution on the death of Barbara L. Manley. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanOct 18
  1102. 11021102R Resolution on the death of Angelo Biasella. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #21 scanOct 18
  1103. 11031103R Resolution on the death of Rita M. DeBenedetto. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scanOct 18
  1104. 11041104R Resolution on the death of Lynne Sussman. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scanOct 18
  1105. 11051105R Resolution on the death of James T. Hurley. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #24 scanOct 18
  1106. 11061106R Congratulations to Father John Crowley, Victor DoCouto and Representative Alice Wolf who will receive the 1999 Governor's New American Appreciation Award on October 16th at the Marriott Hotel, Kendall Square, Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Resolution #25 scanOct 18
  1107. 11071107R Encourage the Massachusetts State Police to maintain community-policing representatives in Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #26 scanOct 18
  1108. 11081108R Best wishes to Boomer Kennedy, owner of Chicago Auto, as she leaves Cambridge for her next endeavor. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #27 scanOct 18
  1109. 11091109R Congratulations to Ethel Ampey for receiving the Hero's Award from Foster Grandparents Corporation. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #28 scanOct 18
  1110. 11101110R Resolution on the death of Earl "Buddy" McNulty. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #29 scanOct 18
  1111. 11111111R Resolution on the retirement of Kenneth Lewis O'Connor from the Fire Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #30 scanOct 18
  1112. 11121112R Resolution on the death of Alice T. Francisco. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #31 scanOct 18
  1113. 11131113R Congratulations to CASPAR on the occasion of its 20th Anniversary of the Emergency Service Center. Councillor Toomey Resolution #32 scanOct 18
  1114. 11141114R Resolution on the retirement of Herminnie Petigny from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #33 scanOct 18
  1115. 11151115R Resolution on the retirement of Nina Masters from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #34 scanOct 18
  1116. 11161116R Resolution on the retirement of Constance C. Corvello from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #35 scanOct 18
  1117. 11171117R Resolution on the retirement of Jeannette Franklin from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #36 scanOct 18
  1118. 11181118R Resolution on the retirement of Isabel Tortora from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #37 scanOct 18
  1119. 11191119R Congratulations to Justice Margaret H. Marshall who was confirmed as Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts on October 13th. Mayor Duehay, Councillors Triantafillou and Born Resolution #38 scanOct 18
  1120. 11201120R Welcome Michael Doyle, the new general manager of the Charles Hotel. Councillor Reeves Resolution #39 scanOct 18
  1121. 11211121R Congratulations to Reverend Ward and Mrs. Suzanne Greene on being honored by the Cambridge Reunion. Councillor Reeves Resolution #40 scanOct 18
  1122. 11221122R Congratulations to Judge Judith Cowin on being appointed to the Supreme Judicial Court. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #41 scanOct 18
  1123. 11231123R October is observed as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and urge residents to work to end domestic violence and endorse the vigil on October 26, 1999. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #42 scanOct 18
  1124. 11241124R Express best wishes to Pamela Goldstein as she leaves the Cambridge Women's Center. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #43 scanOct 18
  1125. 11251125R Support House Bill 4063 requiring the "My Eight Rules for Safety" poster published by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children be posted in elementary school classrooms and state parks. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #44 scanOct 18
  1126. 11261126R Congratulations to the recipients of the 1999 Peace and Justice Award. Councillor Born and entire membership Resolution #45 scanOct 18
  1127. 11271127R Notify Citizen's Bank and federal and state regulatory agencies that the Area IV neighborhood needs to have a community bank. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #46 scanOct 18
  1128. 11281128R Resolution on the death of George McMahon. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #47 scanOct 18
  1129. 11291129R Resolution on the death of Frances E. Errico. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #48 scanOct 18
  1130. 11301130R Urge the United States government to pay the United Nations dues for past years and current year. Mayor Duehay Order #4 scanOct 18
  1131. 11311131R Support the entry of Central Square into the Great American Main Street Awards competition. Mayor Duehay Order #8 scanOct 18
  1132. 11321132R Support full funding of the Work Incentives Improvement Act, which would improve access to healthcare, assistive technology and to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities and enhance their ability to participate in the work place. Mayor Duehay Order #9 scanOct 18
  1133. 11331133R Urge the Cambridge Housing Authority to reconsider its decision regarding the Desir family. Councillors Triantafillou and Reeves Order #12 scanOct 18
  1134. 11341134R Urge the Cambridge Housing Authority to reconsider its decisions regarding the Munroe family. Councillor Born Order #13 scanOct 18
  1135. 11351135R Urge Governor Cellucci and the Massachusetts legislature to require John Hancock Company to publish the list of 400,000 policy owners who could not be found to protect their rights to convert their policies to stock before the values drop dramatically. Councillors Born and Triantafillou Order #3 scanNov 1
  1136. 11361136R Resolution on the death of Samuel M. Walker. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #3 scanNov 1
  1137. 11371137R Resolution on the death of James W. Sauer, Jr. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #2 scanNov 1
  1138. 11381138R Resolution on the death of John A. Boczenowski. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanNov 1
  1139. 11391139R Resolution on the death of Mary "Mae" Kennedy. Councillor Russell and entire membership Resolution #5 scanNov 1
  1140. 11401140R Resolution on the death of Mary C. Noonan. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #4 scanNov 1
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  1142. 11421142R Resolution on the death of John J. Dinan, Jr. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #7 scanNov 1
  1143. 11431143R Resolution on the death of Michael C. Operacz. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #8 scanNov 1
  1144. 11441144R Congratulations to State Treasurer Shannon O'Brien and Emmett Hayes on the birth of their daughter Regan Ann Hayes. Councillors Born, Sullivan and Triantafillou Resolution #9 scanNov 1
  1145. 11451145R Send get-well wishes to Larry Burke, Jr. who was in a serious car accident. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #10 scanNov 1
  1146. 11461146R Resolution on the death of Michele Fraumeni. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #11 scanNov 1
  1147. 11471147R Resolution on the death of David F. Southwick. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #12 scanNov 1
  1148. 11481148R Resolution on the death of Susan L. Cunningham. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #13 scanNov 1
  1149. 11491149R Resolution on the death of James T. Shaughnessy. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scanNov 1
  1150. 11501150R Resolution on the death of Lehan R. Langley, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #15 scanNov 1
  1151. 11511151R Remember and honor our veterans on November 11th. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanNov 1
  1152. 11521152R Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Simmie and Doris Magliozzi. Councillor Toomey Resolution #17 scanNov 1
  1153. 11531153R Resolution on the death of Daniel J. Kelly, Jr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanNov 1
  1154. 11541154R Resolution on the retirement of Robert V. Travers, Sr. from Harvard University. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #19 scanNov 1
  1155. 11551155R Congratulate Harvard Square Homeless Shelter on their re-opening and thank the staff of volunteers for all their hard work and dedication. Mayor Duehay Resolution #21 scanNov 1
  1156. 11561156R The re-dedication of the Inman Square Firehouse Mural will be held on November 6th and thank and congratulate Ellary Eddy Schalit, Cambridge Arts Council and firefighters everywhere. Mayor Duehay Resolution #22 scanNov 1
  1157. 11571157R The Cambridge Community Outreach Tabernacle, Inc. will be holding an appreciation dinner for Pastor Nerissa Campbell on November 5th in honor of her work improving the lives of others in the Area IV community. Mayor Duehay Resolution #23 scanNov 1
  1158. 11581158R Resolution on the death of Francis "Eddie" McKenna, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #24 scanNov 1
  1159. 11591159R Congratulations to Reverend Kim K. Crawford Harvie on the occasion of the celebration of the 10th Anniversary of her installation as Senior Minister of the Arlington Street Church. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #25 scanNov 1
  1160. 11601160R The Second Annual Fire Department Medal Day will honor Fire Lieutenants Galvin C. Murphy and Thomas G. Kauchon and Firefighters Kenneth W. Souza and James A. Drewicz on November 6th for their actions on May 20th at MIT Building #68. Mayor Duehay Resolution #26 scanNov 1
  1161. 11611161R Congratulations to Captain Michael J. Mahoney on being awarded the Role of Merit for his actions on October 20, 1998, when he came to the aid of a nine year old boy who was struck by a car on Huron Avenue, at the Second Annual Fire Department Medal Day on November 6th. Mayor Duehay Resolution #27 scanNov 1
  1162. 11621162R Resolution on the death of Augusto I. DeCastro. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #28 scanNov 1
  1163. 11631163R Resolution on the death of Carmine M. Barresi. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #29 scanNov 1
  1164. 11641164R The Second Annual Fire Department Medal Day being held on November 6th will award Fire Lieutenant Edward B. Morrissey the Role of Merit for his actions on June 10th in response to a motor vehicle accident. Mayor Duehay Resolution #30 scanNov 1
  1165. 11651165R The Second Annual Fire Department Medal Day will honor Firefighter Robert N. Ferrera's family on November 6th for his many years of service with the William J. Atkinson Medal of Valor. Mayor Duehay Resolution #31 scanNov 1
  1166. 11661166R Welcome the youth delegation from Yerevan, Armenia. Mayor Duehay Resolution #32 scanNov 1
  1167. 11671167R Welcome to the Serbian Kir Stefan women's choir who will visit Cambridge and perform a concert on November 24, 1999, at the JFK School of Government. Councillor Born Resolution #33 scanNov 1
  1168. 11681168R Resolution on the death of Gregory B. Butler. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #34 scanNov 1
  1169. 11691169R Resolution on the death of Joan Edgehill. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #35 scanNov 1
  1170. 11701170R Resolution on the death of Mary Moriarty. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #36 scanNov 1
  1171. 11711171R Congratulations to Brendan and Kim Noonan on the birth of their daughter. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #37 scanNov 1
  1172. 11721172R Congratulations to the staff and the youth of the Frisoli Youth Teen Center on their haunted house display. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Resolution #38 scanNov 1
  1173. 11731173R City Council to support an agenda to ensure that resource conservation becomes a priority and call upon cities throughout the Commonwealth and the Country to help ensure that resource conservation is a part of the national agenda. Mayor Duehay Order #3 scanNov 15
  1174. 11741174R Urge the Massachusetts Congressional delegation to continue, renew and revitalize efforts to enact the strongest possible gun control legislation as soon as possible. Councillor Russell Order #5 scanNov 15
  1175. 11751175R The week of November 15-19, 1999 has been officially declared to be Mediation Week throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #1 scanNov 15
  1176. 11761176R Resolution on the death of Timothy J. Lane, Jr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanNov 15
  1177. 11771177R Congratulations to the newly elected City Councillors and School Committee members. Councillor Russell Resolution #3 scanNov 15
  1178. 11781178R Applaud and join the Harvard Living Wage Campaign for a rally on November 16th to continue the fight for underpaid workers. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #4 scanNov 15
  1179. 11791179R Welcome Robyn Bell Thieringer the new executive director of the Cambridge Office of Tourism. Mayor Duehay Resolution #5 scanNov 15
  1180. 11801180R Congratulations to Adam and Elisa Phipps on the birth of their twins Erin Julie and Ian David on November 3, 1999. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #6 scanNov 15
  1181. 11811181R Resolution on the death of Manuel Carreiro. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #7 scanNov 15
  1182. 11821182R Resolution on the death of Mary C. Labadini. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scanNov 15
  1183. 11831183R Resolution on the death of Alva Cohen. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #9 scanNov 15
  1184. 11841184R Resolution on the death of John J. Dwyer. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #10 scanNov 15
  1185. 11851185R Resolution on the death of Gina Giannasca. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scanNov 15
  1186. 11861186R Resolution on the death of Alice A. Walsh. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #12 scanNov 15
  1187. 11871187R Congratulations to Michelle Farnum Carter and Stephen Carter on the birth of their first child, Aliyah Simone Farnum. Mayor Duehay Resolution #13 scanNov 15
  1188. 11881188R Resolution on the death of William Sears. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scanNov 15
  1189. 11891189R Resolution on the death of Daisy M. Mosley. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanNov 15
  1190. 11901190R Congratulations to Lieutenant Steve Williams on receiving the Roland Kinlock Award from the Massachusetts Juvenile Police Officers Association. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #16 scanNov 15
  1191. 11911191R Thanks and appreciation to Harvard University on its contribution to affordable housing in the City. Councillors Sullivan and Russell Resolution #17 scanNov 15
  1192. 11921192R Congratulations to Glenmuller Murian on becoming a citizen. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #40 scanNov 15
  1193. 11931193R Best wishes to John DeVillars as he embarks on his new business venture. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #19 scanNov 15
  1194. 11941194R Purchase a new podium for public comment and testimony and dedicate it to Mr. William "Bill" Jones in honor of his many contributions to the City. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Russell Resolution #20 scanNov 15
  1195. 11951195R Congratulate the Laity and Clergy for Affordable Housing and the Cambridge Affordable Housing Trust on the successful collaboration and thank them for helping to maintain our City's diversity and character. Mayor Duehay Resolution #21 scanNov 15
  1196. 11961196R Urge the Massachusetts legislative delegation to override the Governor's $90M veto in Chapter 70 funds for education aid. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #22 scanNov 15
  1197. 11971197R Congratulations to John Pinto on becoming a United States citizen. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #23 scanNov 15
  1198. 11981198R Best wishes to Louie Moretti on his 77th Birthday. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #24 scanNov 15
  1199. 11991199R Best wishes to Mary "DeeDee" Albano on her 70th Birthday. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #25 scanNov 15
  1200. 12001200R Best wishes to Ed Goode on his 70th Birthday. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #26 scanNov 15
  1201. 12011201R Congratulations to Deputy City Clerk Donna P. Lopez on being recognized by Emmanuel College for high academic achievement. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #27 scanNov 15
  1202. 12021202R Congratulations to the C. Brendan Noonan Foundation on raising over $50,000 for research and developing a cure for colon cancer. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Russell, Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #28 scanNov 15
  1203. 12031203R Happy 1st Birthday to Michael A. Sullivan, Jr. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #29 scanNov 15
  1204. 12041204R Get well wishes to Billy Mitza. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #30 scanNov 15
  1205. 12051205R Congratulations to Everett Layne and Dawn Swan on being honored by MIT. Councillors Reeves, Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #31 scanNov 15
  1206. 12061206R Welcome promoter Don King to Cambridge. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou and Born Resolution #32 scanNov 15
  1207. 12071207R Resolution on the death of Clyde G. Hess, Jr. Councillor Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Born and entire membership Resolution #33 scanNov 15
  1208. 12081208R Resolution on the death of Peter A. Tortora. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #34 scanNov 15
  1209. 12091209R Resolution on the death of David E. Hawkins. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #35 scanNov 15
  1210. 12101210R Resolution on the death of Isabelle Coelho. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #36 scanNov 15
  1211. 12111211R Resolution on the death of Mary Santos. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #37 scanNov 15
  1212. 12121212R Resolution on the death of Alessandro Capobianco. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #38 scanNov 15
  1213. 12131213R Resolution on the death of Katherine M. Corcoran. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou, Born and entire membership Resolution #39 scanNov 15
  1214. 12141214R Dedicate the street hockey rink at Ahern Field as the "Jimmy Johnson Street Hockey Memorial Rink." Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Resolution #1 scanDec 6
  1215. 12151215R Resolution on the death of Sister Mary H. Quinlan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #2 scanDec 6
  1216. 12161216R Resolution on the death of Pamela M. Alberto. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #3 scanDec 6
  1217. 12171217R Resolution on the death of Charles F. Graceffa. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #4 scanDec 6
  1218. 12181218R Resolution on the death of Rachel A. Wright. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #5 scanDec 6
  1219. 12191219R Resolution on the death of Mary R. Mulcahy. Councillors Russell and Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #6 scanDec 6
  1220. 12201220R Resolution on the death of Elaine M. Kelley. Councillors Sullivan and Russell Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #7 scanDec 6
  1221. 12211221R Resolution on the death of Barbara A. Miles. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #8 scanDec 6
  1222. 12221222R Resolution on the death of Frances E. Smith. Councillors Sullivan and Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #9 scanDec 6
  1223. 12231223R Resolution on the death of Juanita Sanders. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Davis and Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #10 scanDec 6
  1224. 12241224R Resolution on the retirement of Beth Rimanoczy from the Child Care Resource Center. Councillors Triantafillou and Davis Resolution #11 scanDec 6
  1225. 12251225R Resolution on the death of Simone M. Lennox. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #12 scanDec 6
  1226. 12261226R Happy 80th Birthday to Timothy J. Toomey, Sr. Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Resolution #13 scanDec 6
  1227. 12271227R Resolution on the death of Alice E. Beckford. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #14 scanDec 6
  1228. 12281228R Resolution on the death of Jean Witkun. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou and Toomey and entire membership Resolution #15 scanDec 6
  1229. 12291229R Resolution on the death of Roy Keoughan. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #16 scanDec 6
  1230. 12301230R Resolution on the death of John Tremblay. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #17 scanDec 6
  1231. 12311231R Resolution on the death of James Robert Esmond. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #18 scanDec 6
  1232. 12321232R Resolution on the death of Joseph Leva. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #19 scanDec 6
  1233. 12331233R Resolution on the death of Yasmine Eleftherakis and dedicate a suitable location in the vicinity of Pearl Street in her honor. Councillor Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanDec 6
  1234. 12341234R Prepare a resolution on the death of Max Snyder. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #21 scanDec 6
  1235. 12351235R 1236R Resolution on the death of John J. Campbell. Councillors Sullivan and Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #23 scanDec 6
  1236. 12361236R Resolution on the death of Florene Douglass. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #24 scanDec 6
  1237. 12371237R Resolution on the death of Newman Alphonso Griffith. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #25 scanDec 6
  1238. 12381238R Resolution on the death of Anthony Femmino. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou and Russell and entire membership Resolution #26 scanDec 6
  1239. 12391239R Resolution on the death of Anna M. Rynne. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #27Dec 6
  1240. 12401240R Resolution on the death of Ellen A. Kelley. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #28Dec 6
  1241. 12411241R Resolution on the death of Denise M. Burke. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #29Dec 6
  1242. 12421242R Congratulations and best wishes to Dawn L. Lopez, YMCA Sea Cobra Swim Team Coach, and David Johnson on their engagement. Councillors Russell and Triantafillou Resolution #30Dec 6
  1243. 12431243R Congratulations to Tim and Sally Magliozzi on the birth of their daughter Lexi Isabelle. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #31Dec 6
  1244. 12441244R Resolution on the death of Annette P. Savilonis. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #32Dec 6
  1245. 12451245R Resolution on the death of Helen Kent. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #33Dec 6
  1246. 12461246R Resolution on the death of Loretta M. Sugrue. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #34Dec 6
  1247. 12471247R Resolution on the retirement of William L. Silva from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #35Dec 6
  1248. 12481248R The 13th Annual Performance of the Messiah, performed by the Cambridge Community Chorus, will take place on Sunday, December 12th at 3:00 PM at the MIT Kresge Auditorium. Councillors Reeves, Triantafillou and Davis Resolution #36 scanDec 6
  1249. 12491249R Resolution on the retirement of Ruth Gumbleton from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #37 scanDec 6
  1250. 12501250R Resolution on the retirement of Linda Stamper from the Law Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #38 scanDec 6
  1251. 12511251R Resolution on the retirement of Mildred Murphy from the School Department. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #39 scanDec 6
  1252. 12521252R Resolution on the retirement of Esther Corbin from Neville Manor. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Resolution #40 scanDec 6
  1253. 12531253R Resolution on the death of Alice M. McLaughlin. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #41 scanDec 6
  1254. 12541254R Resolution on the death of Francis P. Madeiros. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #42 scanDec 6
  1255. 12551255R Resolution on the death of Harriet Griswold. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #43 scanDec 6
  1256. 12561256R Congratulations to Steve Buckely on his premier of "An American Story of World War II" on keeping the memory of Cambridge Veteran Albert S. Teevan, Jr. alive. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #44 scanDec 6
  1257. 12571257R Congratulations and welcome to Christopher Bussell and Samantha Oveton Bussell on their December 3rd opening of "Butterfish," an American Bistro, located at 5 Craigie Circle. Councillors Davis and Triantafillou Resolution #45 scanDec 6
  1258. 12581258R The City of Cambridge acknowledges World AIDS Day and express appreciation for the individual and collaborative work performed on behalf of people living with AIDS. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #46 scanDec 6
  1259. 12591259R Resolution on the death of William "Billy" Hahn. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #47 scanDec 6
  1260. 12601260R Resolution on the death of Olga Cappucci. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #48 scanDec 6
  1261. 12611261R Resolution on the death of John J. Benoit, Sr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #49 scanDec 6
  1262. 12621262R Resolution on the death of Melvin H. Robbins. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou and Russell and entire membership Resolution #50 scanDec 6
  1263. 12631263R Resolution on the death of Leonard Zakim. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #51 scanDec 6
  1264. 12641264R Congratulations to Immaculate Conception Church on its 90th Anniversary to be celebrated on December 11th. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #52 scanDec 6
  1265. 12651265R Congratulations to Father Simeon W. Saulenas on the occasion of his 55th Anniversary of his ordination. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #53 scanDec 6
  1266. 12661266R Resolution on the death of John J. Carbone, Sr. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #54 scanDec 6
  1267. 12671267R Resolution on the death of Isabelle "Bella" Diekewicz. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #55 scanDec 6
  1268. 12681268R Resolution on the death of Hilda Freitas. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #56 scanDec 6
  1269. 12691269R Resolution on the death of Carol F. Maturo. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #57 scanDec 6
  1270. 12701270R Resolution on the death of Kathleen M. Hickey. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Resolution #58 scanDec 6
  1271. 12711271R On December 14th flags to be flown at half-mast and ring bells throughout the City in recognition of the 200th Anniversary of George Washington's death. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Resolution #59 scanDec 6
  1272. 12721272R Extend sympathy to the City of Worcester and the families of the six firefighters who lost their lives in the fire of an abandoned building on December 3rd. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #60 scanDec 6
  1273. 12731273R Congratulations to George Stanizzi for receiving the Massachusetts Senior Service Heroes' Award from the Corporation for National Senior Services. Councillors Davis and Triantafillou Resolution #22 scanDec 6
  1274. 12741274R Resolution on the death of John W. McEvoy, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanDec 13
  1275. 12751275R Resolution on the death of Perley L. Crawford. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanDec 13
  1276. 12761276R Resolution on the death of John P. Janunas. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #4 scanDec 13
  1277. 12771277R Congratulations to Margaret Mahler on receiving an award on December 10th at the World Trade Center from the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur for her tireless work. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #5 scanDec 13
  1278. 12781278R Resolution on the death of Lillian Lenora Hurley. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #6 scanDec 13
  1279. 12791279R Welcome to Cambridge the delegates and participants in Women Waging Peace initiative. Councillor Triantafillou Resolution #7 scanDec 13
  1280. 12801280R Wish a speedy recovery to Ed Dever. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #8 scanDec 13
  1281. 12811281R Wish a speedy recovery to Victoria Samourian. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #9 scanDec 13
  1282. 12821282R Resolution on the dedication of the permanent exhibit on Tip O'Neill, Jr. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #10 scanDec 13
  1283. 12831283R Resolution on the death of Dr. George Hori. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scanDec 13
  1284. 12841284R Resolution on the death of Mary A. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scanDec 13
  1285. 12851285R Resolution on the death of Virginia R. Evangelista. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #13 scanDec 13
  1286. 12861286R Resolution on the death of Mary Waitkus. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scanDec 13
  1287. 12871287R Happy 45th Anniversary to Ruth and Ulysses Gore. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #15 scanDec 13
  1288. 12881288R Appreciation to the Kennedy School Brownie Troop #719 for participating in the democratic process at the City Council meeting regarding the immigrant voting rights initiative. Councillor Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanDec 13
  1289. 12891289R Congratulations to David Brody on his new novel entitled Unlawful Deeds. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #17 scanDec 13
  1290. 12901290R Congratulations to Vinnie and Laura Bologna on the birth of their son, Jay. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #18 scanDec 13
  1291. 12911291R Congratulations to John and Maria Maddox on the adoption of their daughter, Grace. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #19 scanDec 13
  1292. 12921292R Resolution on the death of Harold H. McGrath, Jr. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanDec 13
  1293. 12931293R Resolution on the death of James William Garro. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #21 scanDec 13
  1294. 12941294R Resolution on the death of Mary F. McDermott. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scanDec 13
  1295. 12951295R Congratulations to Cambridge resident Sebastian Stuart on the publication of his new book The Mentor. Councillors Triantafillou, Reeves and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #23 scanDec 13
  1296. 12961296R Appreciation to Toni Troop for her leadership and commitment as the President of the Greater Boston Chapter of the National Organization for Women. Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #24 scanDec 13
  1297. 12971297R Congratulations to Toni Trio and John DaLuz on the birth of their son Giovanni. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #25 scanDec 13
  1298. 12981298R Prepare a resolution on the Area IV students who will receive scholarships on Sunday, December 19, 1999. Councillors Reeves and Triantafillou Resolution #28 scanDec 13
  1299. 12991299R Congratulations to Giovani Hoyos-Corrales, Cambridge's newest legal resident alien. Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #28 scanDec 13
  1300. 13001300R Appreciation to Stephanie Clifford for her accurate and insightful reporting of the City of Cambridge for the Harvard Crimson and wish her well in her future endeavors. Councillors Born, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #27 scanDec 13
  1301. 13011301R Resolution on the death of Jeanne S. Chall. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #1 scanDec 20
  1302. 13021302R Resolution on the death of Joseph G. Bishop. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #2 scanDec 20
  1303. 13031303R Congratulations to the Eastern Massachusetts Senators Tier 1 Midget Hockey who will represent the State of Massachusetts at the 1999-2000 USA Hockey Tier 1 Midget National Champs Tournament in Mt. Lebanon, PA on April 5-9, 2000. Vice Mayor Galluccio Resolution #3 scanDec 20
  1304. 13041304R Resolution on the death of John J. Skehan. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #4 scanDec 20
  1305. 13051305R Welcome Jean Cranston to her new home in Cambridgeport. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou Resolution #21 scanDec 20
  1306. 13061306R Encourage the entire community to participate in the many and varied activities aimed at celebrating the year 2000 and congratulations to the Arts Council and all those who helped with these wonderful activities. Mayor Duehay Resolution #6 scanDec 20
  1307. 13071307R Resolution on the death of John A. P. Good. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanDec 20
  1308. 13081308R Welcome Robert L. Growley and all the employees of Motorola, Inc.'s new Cambridge laboratory to Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Resolution #8 scanDec 20
  1309. 13091309R Urge all residents to make a toy donation to their nearest fire station to support Toys for Tots Program. Mayor Duehay Resolution #9 scanDec 20
  1310. 13101310R Resolution on the retirement of Mayor Francis H. Duehay. Councillor Born and entire membership Resolution #10 scanDec 20
  1311. 13111311R Resolution on the retirement of Councillor Sheila T. Russell. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #11 scanDec 20
  1312. 13121312R Resolution on the retirement of Councillor Katherine Triantafillou. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #12 scanDec 20
  1313. 13131313R Wish a speedy recovery to Barbara Maloney. Councillor Russell and entire membership Resolution #13 scanDec 20
  1314. 13141314R Happy 50th Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius T. Reddick. Councillors Reeves and Triantafillou Resolution #14 scanDec 20
  1315. 13151315R Happy 70th Birthday to Ginny Williams. Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Resolution #15 scanDec 20
  1316. 13161316R Resolution on the death of Mary E. McCarthy. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanDec 20
  1317. 13171317R Resolution on the death of Anthony Santoro. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #17 scanDec 20
  1318. 13181318R Resolution on the death of William J. Irwin. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanDec 20
  1319. 13191319R Resolution on the death of Margaret C. Cossette. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanDec 20
  1320. 13201320R Best wishes to Emily Sandberg as she leaves MIT Public Service Center. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Resolution #20 scanDec 20

Sundries

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  1. 11S Call of Special City Council Meeting for Thursday, January 7, 1999 at 4:00 PM regarding ComEnergy petition, VonGrossman petition, et al. petition and W. R. Grace site petition. scanJan 7
  2. 22S Committee Report #1 of December 14, 1998 from Councillor Sheila Russell, Chair of the Government Operations Committee and Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Rules Committee, for a joint public meeting held on Tuesday, November 17, 1998. The purpose of the joint meeting was to discuss changes to the City Council Agenda and the Order of Business as outlined in the Agenda. scanJan 11
  3. 33S Awaiting Report #16 regarding the plan for priority snow clearance as discussed at roundtable sessions. scanJan 11
  4. 44S Awaiting Report #10 regarding the City's current policies with respect to eligibility for police service. scanJan 11
  5. 55S Awaiting Report #13 regarding the plan for enforcement of truck restrictions before 7:00 AM. scanJan 11
  6. 66S Awaiting Report #32 regarding the communications from the School Committee on the traffic situation on Huron Avenue and on the condition of the tot lot adjacent to the Kennedy School. scanJan 11
  7. 77S Awaiting Report #27 regarding the potential for creating a neighborhood conservation district in the Cambridgeport-Riverside area. scanJan 11
  8. 88S Awaiting Report #30 regarding what steps the City can take to limit the presence and proliferation of cigarette advertising billboard trucks in the City. scanJan 11
  9. 99S Awaiting Report #24 regarding posting traffic routes in the eastern park of the City. scanJan 11
  10. 1010S Awaiting Report #19 regarding public meeting spaces used by the License Commission and the Planning Board. scanJan 11
  11. 1111S Awaiting Report #5 regarding what steps could be taken to acquire the former Linpro site for use as open space. scanJan 11
  12. 1212S Awaiting Report #28 regarding making Meacham Road a one-way. scanJan 11
  13. 1313S Awaiting Report #17 regarding the "business climate" in Cambridge. scanJan 11
  14. 1414S Awaiting Report #34 regarding converting a parking lot at Danehy Park into a playing field in the summer and an ice skating rink with a refrigeration system with a cost analysis of a "frog pond" type of rink. scanJan 11
  15. 1515S Awaiting Report #31 regarding a comparison of vendor fees. scanJan 11
  16. 1616S Awaiting Report #22 regarding any work that has been done to create additional commuter rail stops. scanJan 11
  17. 1717S Awaiting Report #29 regarding steps taken to oppose unreasonable rent increases to tenants of Walden Square Apartments. scanJan 11
  18. 1818S Awaiting Report #39 regarding potential service cuts planned by the MBTA for Cambridge for 1999. scanJan 11
  19. 1919S Awaiting Report #23 regarding staffing levels, turnovers and overtime at the Emergency Communications Department. scanJan 11
  20. 2020S Awaiting Report #3 regarding providing incentives to private homeowners who are providing affordable housing. scanJan 11
  21. 2121S A communication was received from Rami Moussa, Andrew Velasquez, Lisa Hoffman and Philip Steininger, requesting that the City Council save Lusitania Park. scanJan 11
  22. 2222S A communication was received from Donald Fantini and family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Doris Fantini. scanJan 11
  23. 2323S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, requesting the City Council to hold public hearings on the subject of human experimentation without consent. scanJan 11
  24. 2424S A communication was received from Rob Born, transmitting deep appreciation to the City Council for the resolution of congratulations on his passing the California Bar Examination. scanJan 11
  25. 2525S A communication was received from Paul S. Grogan, Local Initiative Support Corporation, transmitting appreciation for the resolution warmly welcoming him to Cambridge as Vice President for Government Community and Public Affairs at Harvard University. scanJan 11
  26. 2626S A communication was received from Aurore Eaton, Executive Director, The Cambridge Historical Society, transmitting deep thanks for the resolution recognizing the Society's School Bells Ring event. scanJan 11
  27. 2727S A communication was received from John Cope-Flanagan, Regulatory Attorney, Commonwealth Electric Company, transmitting a Notice of Filing with regard to the Approval of Buyout of Pilgrim Purchase Power Contract and Approval of the Power Purchase Agreement with Entergy Nuclear Generation Company. scanJan 11
  28. 2828S A communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting notification to a traffic accident at the corner of Rindge Avenue and Jackson Street. scanJan 11
  29. 2929S A communication was received from the family of Bryant Dottin, transmitting their deepest appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanJan 11
  30. 3030S A communication was received from Sheldon Cohen, Community Mapping, Inc., transmitting thanks to the City Council for the resolution of recognition to Community Mapping Inc. scanJan 11
  31. 3131S A communication was received from The Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting an order opening investigation to receive comments regarding the costs and benefits of expanding the eligibility for low-income discount rates established in Section 193(1F)(4)(I) of the Electric Restructing Act. scanJan 11
  32. 3232S A communication was received from Laura Peck, Senior Analyst, Abt Associates, transmitting concern relative to turning Lusitania Field into a wetland area. scanJan 11
  33. 3333S A communication was received from Elie Yarden, relative to his objections to the removal of a public shade tree. scanJan 11
  34. 3434S Declare February as Black History Month in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #74 scanJan 11
  35. 3535S Be cognizant of and participate in the Annual Cambridge Black Pastor's Convocation on January 17th to be held at St. Paul A.M.E. Church Life Center, 85 Bishop Allen Drive. Councillor Reeves Order #78 scanJan 11
  36. 3636S Committee report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a hearing held on November 24, 1998, for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code to add a new section (a) which would require a public hearing with a notice of the hearing published in the newspaper for all proposed ordinances referred to the Ordinance Committee by the City Council. scanJan 11
  37. 3737S Committee report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a hearing held on November 24, 1998, for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code regarding condominium conversion. scanJan 11
  38. 3838S Committee report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a hearing held on December 1, 1998, for the purpose of further consideration of a Planning Board petition to amend the zoning in the area of Linear Park (Frankelton II). scanJan 11
  39. 3939S Committee report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a hearing held on December 1, 1998, for the purpose of discussing a proposed amendment to the zoning in the areas bordered by Putnam Avenue, Blackstone Street, Western Avenue and River Street from Office-3 to Residence-C. scanJan 11
  40. 4040S Committee report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a hearing held on December 1, 1998, for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code to provide a Living Wage Ordinance. scanJan 11
  41. 4141S Committee report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a hearing held on December 2, 1998, for the purpose of discussing a report on the status of preparation of an ordinance requiring exterior lighting including porch lights on rental property. scanJan 11
  42. 4242S Committee report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a hearing held on December 15, 1998, for the purpose of discussing pedestrian crossings and to look at pedestrian safety issues in the city. scanJan 11
  43. 4343S Committee report from Councillor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee, for a hearing held on December 9, 1998, for the purpose of discussing the status of park management and maintenance. scanJan 11
  44. 4444S Committee report from Councillor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee, for a hearing held on December 9, 1998, for the purpose of discussing a report on siting public art and monuments submitted by the City Manager. scanJan 11
  45. 4545S Committee report from Councillor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Housing and Community Development Committee, for a hearing held on December 16, 1998, for the purpose of discussing reports from the City Manager on progress to increase the supply of affordable housing, the financial status of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund and the issue of rental subsidies. scanJan 11
  46. 4646S Newly constructed roadway running through the Corcoran Park Housing Complex from St. Saveur Street to Thingvalla Avenue. scanJan 11
  47. 4747S Copy of a communication sent by Vice Mayor Anthony Galluccio to Pat Appleby, Regional Vice President, Boston Financial Property Management, relative to concerns raised by tenants of Walden Square about recently imposed rent increases. scanJan 11
  48. 4848S Response to Calendar Item No. 2 dated December 7, 1998, relative to the Planning Boards efforts to establish criteria to determine how "substantial adverse impact" on traffic will be applied pursuant to the IPOP zoning amendment. scanJan 11
  49. 4949S Water Treatment Plant Construction – "Temporary Pedestrian Detour @ Fresh Pond Reservation." scanJan 11
  50. 5050S A communication was received from Amy Nadel and Ben Wilson, transmitting their special thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the birth of Perri Claire. scanJan 11
  51. 5151S Awaiting Report #3 regarding creating "Senior Safety Zones." scanJan 25
  52. 5252S Awaiting Report #5 regarding developing a process to notify parents in a timely manner of "community alerts." scanJan 25
  53. 5353S Relative to a question raised by a member of the City Council at the January 11th Council meeting concerning the racial composition of the most recent police recruit class. scanJan 25
  54. 5454S Awaiting Report #99-7 regarding bicycle courier regulations. scanJan 25
  55. 5555S Awaiting Report #9 regarding the car accident at the corner of Third and Spring Streets and at the corner of Third and Binney and a report on the implementation of traffic calming measures. scanJan 25
  56. 5656S Relative to information on the 929 House Expiring Use Project. scanJan 25
  57. 5757S Awaiting Report #99-1 regarding what safety issues are presented by different types of locks which can be used to lock windows. scanJan 25
  58. 5858S Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting a notice of inquiry/generic proceeding on its motion to establish methods and procedures to evaluate and approve energy efficiency programs and a notice of public hearings and procedural conference for area code relief. scanJan 25
  59. 5959S Communication was received from Astor D. Chance requesting support in the implementation of the proposed legislative action entitled "Employment Discrimination Law Advocacy Initiative." scanJan 25
  60. 6060S Communication was received from Ann Sullivan, Global Equity Advisors, Inc., transmitting a copy of the release abatement measure plan (RAM) for 2055 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJan 25
  61. 6161S Communication was received from Gerald Bergman transmitting congratulations on the initiative taken by School Committee member Denise Simmons regarding issues of race and class and for the formation of A Cambridge City Council Food Policy Committee. scanJan 25
  62. 6262S Communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Representative, acknowledging receipt of a resolution regarding legislation to allow Cambridge employees hired on or before 1939 to be treated equally and to obtain all COLA benefits. scanJan 25
  63. 6363S Communication was received from Rachael A. Seymour, City Management Intern, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council wishing her well as her internship comes to an end. scanJan 25
  64. 6464S Communication was received from Robert J. LaTrmouille transmitting concern over the "Yards" proposal. scanJan 25
  65. 6565S Communication was received from Peter Valentine transmitting concern regarding the Planning Board meeting process of permits to build in the City of Cambridge. scanJan 25
  66. 6666S Communication was received from Kathleen Krier relative to a motion to allocate $15,000 to hire an independent traffic consultant to work with the East Cambridge Planning Team. scanJan 25
  67. 6767S Communication was received from David Hoicka regarding Affordable Housing on MBTA Air Rights in Porter Square, Cambridge. scanJan 25
  68. 6868S Communication was received from David Hoicka regarding expired terms on Cambridge Boards and Commissions that should be opened to the public for new members and charter amended. scanJan 25
  69. 6969S Communication was received from Elie Yarden, Co-Chair, Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI), regarding the tree hearing of January 7, 1999 which was rescheduled to January 28, 1999. scanJan 25
  70. 7070S Communication was received from Elie Yarden, Co-Chair, Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI), regarding pedestrian safety and law enforcement. scanJan 25
  71. 7171S Communication was received from John Pitkin, President, Mid-Cambridge Association, regarding the adoption of a coordinated plan of action for residents of the Prescott Street-Sumner Road residential district. scanJan 25
  72. 7272S Support and be cognizant of The Friends of Cambridge Athletics "super raffle." Councillor Russell and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #1 scanJan 25
  73. 7373S Cancel the March 8th City Council meeting for the City Council members who will attend the National League of Cities Conference. Councillor Davis Order #10 scanJan 25
  74. 7474S Declare Monday, February 8th as "African American Parent Involvement Day" in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanJan 25
  75. 7575S Public hearing on February 8, 1999 at 7:00 PM to hear from the past owner, McNeil Real Estate Group, and the current owners, Grove Properties of 929 Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order #65 scanJan 25
  76. 7676S The Mayor and the Chair of the Civil and Human Rights Committee jointly appoint members to the new Gold Ribbon Committee to consider the report on race and class. Councillor Sullivan Order #67 scanJan 25
  77. 7777S Accept the provision of Chapter 456 of the Acts of 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #29 scanJan 25
  78. 7878S Committee Report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a hearing held on January 20, 1999, for the purpose of a follow-up discussion of eminent domain taking to increase open space in the East Cambridge neighborhood. scanJan 25
  79. 7979S Communication was received from Councillor Henrietta Davis transmitting a chart of all pending zoning petitions before the City Council. scanJan 25
  80. 8080S Awaiting Report #40 regarding hiring an independent traffic engineer and a mediator/facilitator to work with the East Cambridge Planning Team. scanJan 25
  81. 8181S Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a hearing held on November 24, 1998 for the purpose of concluding discussing of the recommendations made by the truck communities, Groups A and B, and the actions discussed and suggested by this committee along with actions implemented by the City staff. scanJan 25
  82. 8282S Awaiting Report #99-8 regarding the replacement of the bus shelter at Erie and Brookline Streets. scanFeb 1
  83. 8383S Awaiting Report #99-12 regarding steps to compensate property owners who may have incurred damage to their buildings and water systems and equipment due to the reconstruction of Cambridge Street. scanFeb 1
  84. 8484S Awaiting Report #4 on child and mental health services especially those available through the elementary schools and high school. scanFeb 1
  85. 8585S Awaiting Report #99-4 on current staffing levels of the nighttime building maintenance crew. scanFeb 1
  86. 8686S Awaiting Report #99-18 on the status of Planning Board meetings being stenographically recorded. scanFeb 1
  87. 8787S Awaiting Report #10 on the plans for Gately Shelter and the Fitzgerald School scanFeb 1
  88. 8888S Awaiting Report #99-24 on the closing of the City Foods Market. scanFeb 1
  89. 8989S Communication was received from Senator Robert E. Travaglini, Massachusetts Senate, regarding the signing into law of H.5469 – An Act Relative to Granting Cost of Living Adjustments to Non-Contributory Retirees. scanFeb 1
  90. 9090S Communication was received from Bill Marcotte, Lead Housing Organizer, Eviction Free Zone, relative to the evictions at 6 Porter Road. scanFeb 1
  91. 9191S Communication was received from Harriet Pladziewicz transmitting heartfelt thanks for the memorial tribute in honor of her brother, Witold J. Pladziewicz. scanFeb 1
  92. 9292S Communication was received from Chemi Kadete Whitlow and Joseph Farina, Co-Chair, Maynard School Council, requesting that the City Council include an Area Four branch library in upcoming budget discussions. scanFeb 1
  93. 9393S Declare a housing emergency in the shortage of affordable housing in the City of Cambridge and implore Ms. Schuster and other landlords to be cognizant of the shortage and to negotiate with their tenants in good faith. Councillor Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #44 scanFeb 1
  94. 9494S Strong objection to a new area code for Cambridge. Councillor Russell Calendar Item #6 scanFeb 1
  95. 9595S Committee Report from Councillor Triantafillou, Chair of the Health and Hospital Committee for a meeting held on January 14, 1999 for the purpose of discussing Neville Manor. scanFeb 1
  96. 9696S REFERRED TO HEALTH AND HOSPITAL COMMITTEE. The 1999 Cambridge Public Health Assessment: A Report from the Cambridge Health Alliance. scanFeb 1
  97. 9797S Awaiting Report #99-21 regarding the relocating of the methadone clinic to the East Cambridge Health Clinic. scanFeb 8
  98. 9898S Awaiting Report #99-23 regarding what actions the City takes when release abatement measure plans are received and what department is responsible for action. scanFeb 8
  99. 9999S Awaiting Report #99-16 regarding the status of the operation of the elevators at Huron Towers. scanFeb 8
  100. 100100S Awaiting Report #99-14 regarding poor street lighting near and around 411 Franklin Street. scanFeb 8
  101. 101101S Awaiting Report #99-13 regarding the status of the Kendall Square Fire Station. [handwritten: - Also see 2000 Highway #7] scanFeb 8
  102. 102102S Communication was received from Michael E. Capuano, House of Representatives, transmitting thanks for resolution urging Congress to enact a Hate Crimes Prevention Act and support for an amendment to HUD regulations allowing for a residency preference in expiring use buildings. [handwritten: for disposition order + CH#27-1999] scanFeb 8
  103. 103103S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley regarding excessive development threats at former industrial sites. scanFeb 8
  104. 104104S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley transmitting concerns about the North Cambridge Library Project. scanFeb 8
  105. 105105S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, requesting assistance concerning the upcoming North Massachusetts Avenue redesign project. scanFeb 8
  106. 106106S Communication was received from James M. Wililamson transmitting a press release issued by the Council on Hemispheric Affairs. scanFeb 8
  107. 107107S Oppose the proposal by a developer to build a twelve-story building behind the Swendenborg Chapel on Quincy Street. Councillor Born Order #22 scanFeb 8
  108. 108108S Request that the Massachusetts Housing Finance Association collaborate more closely with the City of Cambridge in any transactions involving affordable housing. Councillor Russell Order #39 scanFeb 8
  109. 109Communicate to the Board of Directors of Grove Property Trust the disappointment and dismay of the Cambridge City Council regarding the disavowal of the agreement to maintain 57 units of affordable housing at 929 House. Councillor Triantafillou Order #109 scanFeb 8
  110. 110Support House Bill #447 "AN ACT AUTHORIZING MUNICIPALITIES TO OFFER FINANCIAL INCENTIVES FOR RENTAL SUBSIDIES TO OWNERS OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING." Councillor Sullivan Order #46 scanFeb 8
  111. 111Awaiting Report #99-22 regarding a report on the operational status of the traffic lights at Third and Cambridge Streets, Third and Charles Streets, Sixth and Gore Streets and Sixth and Cambridge Streets. scanFeb 8
  112. 112Awaiting Report #99-32 on the removal of two parking spaces on the Somerville side of Willow Street. scanFeb 22
  113. 113REFERRED TO PUBLIC SERVICE COMMITTEE. Awaiting Report #99-27 on the feasibility of restoring the Board of Aldermen Chamber. scanFeb 22
  114. 114Awaiting Report #99-9 on drug activity at the corner of Pine and Washington Streets, the corner of Worcester and Norfolk Streets and on Bishop Allen Drive. scanFeb 22
  115. 115Awaiting Report #99-17 on whether there is enough existing space and food in Cambridge for the homeless. scanFeb 22
  116. 116Awaiting Report #1 on cost-effective measures to foster and strengthen voluntary neighborhood organizations. scanFeb 22
  117. 117Awaiting Report #99-15 on why Cambridge didn't participate in the First Night celebration. scanFeb 22
  118. 118Awaiting Report #4 and #5 on utility wires obstructing views from homes and whether the franchising of another cable television company will mean a doubling of the number of barrels, boxes, cables, and other appendages on utility poles and whether burying wires can become a subject of cable negotiations. scanFeb 22
  119. 119119S Communication was received from Joseph J. Joseph pertaining to the feasibility of having the City Manager mail explanations of zoning petitions to affected households. scanFeb 22
  120. 120120S Communication was received from the family of the late Mary Talarico, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the entire City Council on her behalf. scanFeb 22
  121. 121121S Communication was received from Christopher A. Grossi, Project Manager, Coneco Engineers & Scientists transmitting notification of the filing of the response action outcome submittal regarding a recent release of petroleum at the property at Old Lower Basin Garage, One Edwin Land Boulevard. scanFeb 22
  122. 122122S Communication was received from Lillian Glickman, Secretary, Executive Office of Elder Affairs, transmitting acknowledgement of receipt of resolution in support of the extension of the Senior Pharmacy Benefit Program offered to low income seniors. scanFeb 22
  123. 123123S Communication was received from State Representative Paul C. Demakis, transmitting acknowledgement of receipt of resolution in support of the extension of the Senior Pharmacy Benefit Program offered to low income seniors. scanFeb 22
  124. 124124S Communication was received from Elie Yarden, Co-Chair, Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative, transmitting his concern about the lack of response from the City Manager's Office. scanFeb 22
  125. 125125S Communication was received from William D. Delahunt, House of Representatives, acknowledging receipt of the resolution concerning the case of Lori Berenson. scanFeb 22
  126. 126126S Communication was received from James M. Williamson, transmitting a letter from Congressman Joseph Moakley regarding the imprisonment in Peru of Lori Berenson. scanFeb 22
  127. 127127S Communication was received from David Hoicka, transmitting concerns regarding Email and Internet censorship and disability discrimination by MediaOne. scanFeb 22
  128. 128128S Attend the February 25th meeting of seniors who are interested in starting a Cambridge Chapter of the Massachusetts Senior Action Council at 3:00 PM at the Cambridge Senior Center, 806 Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Russell Order #40 scanFeb 22
  129. 129129S Support the tenants of 101 Western Avenue and urge the management company to be cognizant of the very great need for affordable housing in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #48 scanFeb 22
  130. 130130S Recycle white paper from City Council meeting materials. Councillor Davis Order #51 scanFeb 22
  131. 131131S Look into why so many people are kept waiting in long lines at the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service in Boston. Councillor Reeves Order #58 scanFeb 22
  132. 132132S S.P.O.A. and United Way come to an understanding regarding client eligibility. Councillor Reeves Order #59 scanFeb 22
  133. 133133S Support Giovani Hoyos-Corrales in his efforts to remain in Cambridge and urge INS to find a resolution. Councillor Davis Order #67 scanFeb 22
  134. 134134S Express strong concern regarding the many complaints various City Councilors have received about Wynn Management. Councillor Born Order #91 scanFeb 22
  135. 135135S Committee Report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a public meeting held on February 4, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the Capital Improvement Budget for the Fiscal Year 2000. scanFeb 22
  136. 136136S Committee Report from Councillor Sheila Russell, Chair of the Elder Affairs Committee, for a public meeting by the Elder Affairs Committee and the Cambridge Health Alliance on February 9, 1999, to discuss changes in the prescription drug reimbursement programs with the various HMO's. scanFeb 22
  137. 137137S Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a public meeting on February 4, 1999, to discuss pedestrian safety issues with the seniors. scanFeb 22
  138. 138138S Committee Report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a meeting held on February 4, 1999, to outline the report received from the City Manager dated December 7, 1998 on the structure of an Economic Development Department. scanFeb 22
  139. 139139S Committee Report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for the purpose of discussing the FY 2000 School budget guidelines and the results of the MCAS tests. scanFeb 22
  140. 140140S Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting an order adopted at the Regular Meeting of February 2, 1999 outlining safety concerns around traffic and signage at the high school and all the elementary schools. scanFeb 22
  141. 141141S Communication was received from Councillor Toomey, transmitting a communication from David Clem, Lyme Properties, LLC regarding two amendments to the IPOP Petition. scanFeb 22
  142. 142142S Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting a notice of filing and three public hearings on March 8, March 9 and March 10, 1999. scanFeb 22
  143. 143143S Awaiting Report #99-25 on whether the proposed University Park Housing will include affordable units. scanMar 1
  144. 144144S Awaiting Report #3 on developing a one-stop housing office for Cambridge residents. scanMar 1
  145. 145145S Awaiting Report #7 on hiring an independent traffic engineer and a mediator/facilitator to work with the East Cambridge Planning Team. scanMar 1
  146. 146146S Awaiting Report #99-20 on the particulars of the new Boston effort in relation to housing needs. scanMar 1
  147. 147147S Awaiting Report #99-30 on what options exists for the City's pension fund to pay a higher rate of interest on retirement accounts. scanMar 1
  148. 148148S Communication was received from Carol Noonan transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her brother, Robert Cameron Rouleau. scanMar 1
  149. 149149S Communication was received from Bill Marcotte, Lead Housing Organizer, Cambridge Eviction Free Zone, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council declaring a "housing emergency" in the City of Cambridge. scanMar 1
  150. 150150S Communication was received from David Hoicka regarding protecting the Zeitgeist Art Gallery and Community Entertainment Groups. scanMar 1
  151. 151151S Communication was received from David Hoicka transmitting disapproval of the Polaroid/Spaulding & Slye curb cuts at 784 Memorial Drive. scanMar 1
  152. 152152S Step-3 Report on 784 Memorial Drive. scanMar 1
  153. 153153S REFFERED TO THE CIVIL AND HUMAN SERVICES AND YOUTH COMMITTEE. Report on strategic planning assessment findings for the City of Cambridge Youth Program. Calendar Item #1 scanMar 15
  154. 154154S Awaiting Report #99-36 on heat and other conditions at 18 Ware Street. scanMar 15
  155. 155155S Awaiting Report #99-39 on the progress to place community bulletin boards in neighborhood parks. scanMar 15
  156. 156156S Awaiting Report #99-40 on what measures are being taken to provide retirees with information on their health care coverage. scanMar 15
  157. 157157S Awaiting Report #99-33 on suggestions from Rozanne Kraus concerning traffic safety issues. scanMar 15
  158. 158158S Awaiting Report #99-3 on plans to install boat docks on the Charles River with a view to provide taxi services. scanMar 15
  159. 159159S Awaiting Report #99-19 on whether there is a referral list of "fix it" or "handy persons" who are available to do smaller projects for seniors. scanMar 15
  160. 160160S Awaiting Report #1 on the progress toward full implementation of recycling at the School Department. scanMar 15
  161. 161161S The revised Home Rule Petition for the Neville Manor Project. See Also 1999S # 184 + 1998S # 478 scanMar 15
  162. 162162S Awaiting Report #99-47 on whether the snow removal plan worked in recent snowstorms. scanMar 15
  163. 163163S Awaiting Report #99-45 the status of current negotiations with the Cambridge Teachers Association. scanMar 15
  164. 164164S Awaiting Report #99-28 on the number of outstanding warrants that exist at the Police Department. scanMar 15
  165. 165165S Communication was received from Jane Kent, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanMar 15
  166. 166166S Communication was received from Janine Papesh, United Way, transmitting thanks to the City Council for sponsoring a workplace campaign at the City of Cambridge. scanMar 15
  167. 167167S Communication was received from the Scully family, transmitting thanks and appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council welcoming Anna Pearl Scully into the world. scanMar 15
  168. 168168S Communication was received from the family of Maurice A. Donahue, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his behalf. scanMar 15
  169. 169169S Communication was received from Daryl Janes, requesting permission to speak at the City Council meeting of March 15, 1999. scanMar 15
  170. 170170S Communication was received from Roy Bercaw, relative to Harvard's impact on affordable housing. scanMar 15
  171. 171171S Communication was received from Joanna Holzman, Co-Executive Producer, CityStep, announcing the upcoming annual CityStep show, Let the Games Begin to be held at CRLS on April 31st and May 1st. scanMar 15
  172. 172172S Communication was received from Jarrett Barrios, State Representative, 28th Middlesex District, transmitting receipt of the City Council resolution opposing the addition of new area codes in Cambridge. scanMar 15
  173. 173173S Communication was received from Noam Isaac Weinstein, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding his folk performance. scanMar 15
  174. 174174S Communication was received from Yvonne Shea, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council congratulating CASPAR and the honorees of the "Women In our Midst Who Have the Courage to Care" breakfast celebration. scanMar 15
  175. 175175S Communication was received from Dr. James Woodward Wallace and his family, expressing deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 15
  176. 176176S Communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Representative, 8th Suffolk District, acknowledging receipt of the resolution opposing the creation of a new area code for the City of Cambridge. scanMar 15
  177. 177177S Communication was received from Bill Marcotte, Campaign to Save 2000 – Cambridge Homes, relative to the continuing threat of evictions at 8 Bigelow Street, 6 Porter Road and the Clinton/Prospect Apartments at 258-270 Harvard Street. scanMar 15
  178. 178178S Petition the Massachusetts Great and General Court to enact the home rule petition entitled "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE RETIREMENT OF CAMBRIDGE POLICE OFFFICERS HIRED FROM THE 1972 POLICE EXAMINATION." Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Russell Order #28 scanMar 15
  179. 179179S Support the Ancient Order of the Hibernians and other Irish groups demanding an apology for the U.S. Justice Department and correction of the testimony that was incorrectly transcribed in court papers to use the derogatory term "paddywagon." Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Russell Order #38 scanMar 15
  180. 180180S Arrange for a reception for the North Cambridge Catholic High School Boys Basketball Team followed by a presentation at the Special Events portion of a City Council meeting. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #72 scanMar 15
  181. 181181S Committee Report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a hearing held on March 3, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the proposed Pedestrian Plan. scanMar 15
  182. 182182S Communication was received from Councillor Davis transmitting a chart relative to proposed amendments to the Municipal Code for the City of Cambridge. scanMar 15
  183. 183183S Communication was received from Claire Rodley, Secretary for the School Committee, transmitting the School Committee's consideration regarding the site for the new library. scanMar 15
  184. 184184S Committee Report from Councillor Triantafillou, Chair of the Health and Hospital Committee for a hearing held on February 11, 1999 for the purpose of continues discussion on the proposed Neville Manor Site Plan. See Also 1999S #1614 1998S #478 scanMar 15
  185. 185185S Communication was received from the Cambridge Historical Commission transmitting information on a talk by Reverend Frank Dorman entitled, "African American Roots and the Millennium" on Sunday, March 21, 1999 at the Union Baptist Church. scanMar 15
  186. 186186S Communication was received from the Cambridge Historical Commission transmitting information regarding a series of five programs to introduce young students to the history of their city. scanMar 15
  187. 187187S The first Status Report on the Domestic Violence Free Zone (DVFZ) Initiative covering 1997-1998. scanMar 22
  188. 188188S Awaiting Report #99-34 regarding property ownership issues on Regent Street. scanMar 22
  189. 189189S Awaiting Report #99-46 regarding a report on the published Zoning Ordinance. scanMar 22
  190. 190190S Awaiting Report #3 regarding a report on the "Putnam Park" lot. scanMar 22
  191. 191191S The final report on the survey soliciting opinions and comments on siting options for a new main library. scanMar 22
  192. 192192S Communication was received from Paul M. Deastlov, Hudson, Ohio, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his aunt. scanMar 22
  193. 193193S Communication was received from Peter Flynn and family transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their mother. scanMar 22
  194. 194194S Communication was received from Gary M. Grasso, 820 Mass. Ave. #203, transmitting issues regarding a No Left Turn sign at Mass. Ave. and Prospect Street and more foot police in Central Square. scanMar 22
  195. 195195S Communication was received from Grace Marchant and Family transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Judith Marchant in dedicating "Judy" Marchant Square. scanMar 22
  196. 196196S Communication was received from Genita Johnson transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council extending congratulations for the honor she received from CASPAR in recognition of work. scanMar 22
  197. 197197S Support House Bills #2184 and #2582 regarding video monitoring of traffic violations which are scheduled for a public hearing before the Committee on Public Safety on Wednesday, March 31, 1999 at 10:00 AM in Room A-1, State House, Boston. Councillor Davis Order #27 scanMar 22
  198. 198198S Support House Bill #3358 regarding crosswalk safety which is scheduled for a public hearing before the Committee on Public Safety on Wednesday, March 31, 1999 at 10:00 AM in Room A-1, State House, Boston. Councillor Davis Order #28 scanMar 22
  199. 199199S Support House Bill #1049 regarding allowing cities and towns to regulate speed limits within their jurisdiction which has been scheduled for a public hearing before the Committee on Public Safety on Wednesday, March 31, 1999 at 10:00 AM in Room A-1, State House, Boston. Councillor Davis Order #29 scanMar 22
  200. 200200S Support House Bill #2584 regarding increasing the age requirement for helmets by bicyclist which has been scheduled for a public hearing before the Committee on Public Safety on Wednesday, April 7, 1999 at 10:00 AM in Room A-1, State House, Boston. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanMar 22
  201. 201201S Request the Cambridge state legislative delegation to inform their colleague State Representative Jim Miceli of Wilmington, that Cantabrigians take offense at his assessment of their intelligence. Councillor Russell Order #35 scanMar 22
  202. 202202S Urge Harvard University to adopt a living wage similar to that being considered by the City Council. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #50 scanMar 22
  203. 203203S Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, relative to a request from Councillor Born to transmit to the City Council a copy of the letter sent by her on behalf of the Housing and Community Development Committee to the board members of Grove Property Trust, owner of 929 House. scanMar 22
  204. 204204S Communication received from the Water Department relative to the cleaning and lining of water mains on Aberdeen Avenue, Park Avenue, High Street, Holworthy Place, Holmes Street, Holworthy Street and Sparks Street. scanMar 22
  205. 205205S Awaiting Report #99-43 regarding the possibility of purchasing land in adjacent communities to build affordable housing and for open space for the benefit of Cambridge residents. scanMar 29
  206. 206206S Awaiting Report Item #2 regarding a Report on the Effects of the Year 2000. scanMar 29
  207. 207207S Awaiting Report #99-51 regarding the possibility of a Home Rule Petition to landmark the interior of historical buildings. scanMar 29
  208. 208208S Awaiting Report Item #1 regarding options to amend the traffic mitigation agreement and the master plan and the feasibility of setting up a traffic monitoring committee. Calendar Item #2 scanMar 29
  209. 209209S A communication was received from Margaret "Peggy" Cossette, transmitting her grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council honoring her for her Eightieth Birthday. scanMar 29
  210. 210210S A communication was received from Bill Marcotte, Campaign to Save 2000 Cambridge Homes, relative to the continuing concern for the tenants under threat of eviction at 8 Bigelow Street, 6 Porter Road, the Clinton/Prospect Apartments at 258/270 Harvard Street and all tenants facing evictions in the City of Cambridge. scanMar 29
  211. 211211S A communication was received from The Cambridge Postal Advisory Group, transmitting a Cambridge Postal Customer Advisory Group Report. scanMar 29
  212. 212212S A communication was received from the Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI), regarding outstanding unresolved concerns of the neighborhood about the proposed 784 Memorial Drive/Spaulding & Slye project. scanMar 29
  213. 213213S A communication was received from Elie Yarden, Cambridgeport Neighborhood, regarding reassessing of the nature of current problems. scanMar 29
  214. 214214S March has been designated as "Red Cross Month" by U.S. Presidential Proclamation to celebrate the achievement of the Red Cross in the services it provides to communities nationwide. Mayor Duehay Order #2 scanMar 29
  215. 215215S Urge all seniors to go to the rally the Mass Senior Action Council is holding at the Church of the New Jerusalem on Bowdoin Street, across from the State House, on March 30th at 10:00 AM regarding the changes in reimbursement for prescription drugs and to attend an organizing meeting at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, March 31st at the Citywide Senior Center to plan the beginning of a Cambridge Chapter of the Mass Senior Action Council. Councillor Russell Order #13 scanMar 29
  216. 216216S Public hearing before the "Joint Committee on Transportation" at the State House, Room B-1 on Thursday, April 8, 1999 at 10:30 AM regarding problems for senior and disabled people who are regulars users of "The Ride." Councillor Russell Order #18 scanMar 29
  217. 217217S Send a letter to federal bank regulators regarding the proposed merger between BankBoston and Fleet Bank urging them to require strict adherence to the Community Reinvestment Act's requirement. Mayor Duehay Order #23 scanMar 29
  218. 218218S Opposition and condemnation of the record collection entitled "Mob Hits" because of its prejudice and stereotyping of Italian Americans. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #35 scanMar 29
  219. 219219S Urge the State Legislature to address payment for prescription charges for seniors and expand the Senior Pharmacy Program. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #58 scanMar 29
  220. 220220S Notify the Cambridge delegation, the chairs of the Transportation Committee and the T of concerns to improve service of The Ride. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #59 scanMar 29
  221. 221221S Communication was received from the D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Kathleen Leahy Born, Chair of the Housing and Community Development Committee, for a meeting held on March 2, 1999 for the purpose of discussing possible City responses to housing crises such as 929 House. scanMar 29
  222. 222222S Communication was received from the D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Kathleen Leahy Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee, for a meeting held on March 16, 1999 for the purpose of receiving a presentation from the Director of the Historical Commission regarding the architectural history of City Hall and the availability of grant funding for historic renovations, and for a discussion on the advisability of preparing an analysis and strategic plan for the City's office infrastructure. scanMar 29
  223. 223223S A communication was received from Councillor Henrietta Davis, transmitting an updated chart of all pending zoning petitions before the City Council. scanMar 29
  224. 224224S A communication was received from Councillor Katherine Triantafillou, transmitting a communication from Karen M. Rosenthal, Mayor, City of Claremont, California, transmitting a copy of the norms for the Claremont City Council. scanMar 29
  225. 225225S A communication was received from Councillor Sheila Russell, Chair of the Government Operations Committee, transmitting the City Council's reformatted FY 2000 priorities in accordance with the City Council's request to the Government Operations Committee. scanMar 29
  226. 226226S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, transmitting a request of Vice Mayor Anthony Galluccio and Councillor Kenneth Reeves to be added as sponsors of Resolution #33 of January 11, 1999. scanMar 29
  227. 227227S A communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting a corrected order regarding the first day of school starting in September, 2000 and a school calendar. scanMar 29
  228. 228228S A communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, regarding an order requesting that the Police Department add a crossing guard at the corner of Pearl Street and Putnam Avenue for the morning and afternoon hours. scanMar 29
  229. 229229S Awaiting Report #99-31 on procedures addressing morale in departments. scanApr 5
  230. 230230S Awaiting Report #99-55 on establishing a safe crosswalk on Massachusetts Avenue at or near Blanche Street. scanApr 5
  231. 231231S Awaiting Report #99-57 on the feasibility of using the City's fleet of vehicles to display instructive traffic safety measures. scanApr 5
  232. 232232S Awaiting Report #99-11 on plans to increase the number of bus shelters in the City. scanApr 5
  233. 233233S Awaiting Report #99-44 on whether Harvard's affiliate housing property is classified as taxable or exempt property for purposes of real property taxation. scanApr 5
  234. 234234S Awaiting Report #99-52 on the enforcement of the pay telephone ordinance. scanApr 5
  235. 235235S Awaiting Report #99-56 on the new crosswalk signals that indicate the number of seconds before pedestrians can cross. scanApr 5
  236. 236236S Awaiting Report #99-50 on what resources can be employed to compile an oral or written account of Cambridge History from William Jones. scanApr 5
  237. 237237S Awaiting Report #99-49 on the opening of the First Street connection to O'Brien and McGrath Highways. scanApr 5
  238. 238238S Awaiting Report #99-60 on why retirees receive MEDEX Bronze and not MEDEX Gold. scanApr 5
  239. 239239S Awaiting Report #99-54 on the feasibility of developing a program to pick-up small amounts of construction debris for a fee, similar to the fee program for removing appliances. scanApr 5
  240. 240240S Communication was received from the family of Jerry Dangel, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his behalf. scanApr 5
  241. 241241S Communication was received from Harold Cox, Cambridge Health Alliance, transmitting notification of the Sock Drive for the Homeless, Help the Feet that Walk the Streets, April 5th – 12th, 1999. scanApr 5
  242. 242242S Communication was received from Judith Contrucci, Coordinator of Dramatic Arts, transmitting appreciation to the City Council for the resolution congratulating the CRLS students and the Department of Drama and Dance on becoming one of the fourteen finalists in the statewide competition with their production of The Land of the Astronauts. scanApr 5
  243. 243243S Communication was received from Nancy Seymour, regarding the six Squirrel Brand properties on Boardman, Broadway, Harvard and Windsor Streets. scanApr 5
  244. 244244S Communication was received from Ralph Yoder, transmitting a report concerning the Genetics Institute/200 Cambridge Drive issue. scanApr 5
  245. 245245S Communication was received from Nancy Hall, Campaign to Save 2000 Cambridge Homes, transmitting continuing concern for tenants at 8 Bigelow Street and all tenants facing huge rent increases and/or evictions in Cambridge. scanApr 5
  246. 246246S Communication was received from James Williamson, transmitting opposition to the plans of MassPort to expand the runways at Logan International Airport and triple the number of flights over Somerville and Cambridge. scanApr 5
  247. 247247S The Tree Project is requesting the public to identify twenty different varieties of trees and return in writing to the Tree Project, 1657 Cambridge Street, Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #11 scanApr 5
  248. 248248S Urge the Cambridge delegation in the House and Senate to enact Senate Bill 1513, An Act to Enable a Community Preservation Fund to be established in Certain Municipalities. Mayor Duehay Order #18 scanApr 5
  249. 249249S Cancel the June 28, 1999 City Council meeting. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Russell Order #24 scanApr 5
  250. 250250S Endorse H3401 and S1494 An Act Increasing the Level of Private Investment in Housing. Mayor Duehay Order #21 scanApr 5
  251. 251251S Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Kathleen Leahy Born, Chair of the Housing and Community Development Committee, for a meeting held on March 2, 1999 for the purpose of discussing Harvard University's housing impact statement. scanApr 5
  252. 252252S Communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on March 18, 1999 for the purpose of discussing traffic calming and the nighttime truck ban. scanApr 5
  253. 253253S Committee report from Councillor Sheila Russell, Chair of the Government Operations Committee, for a meeting held on March 24, 1999 for the purpose of discussing technological/audiovisual improvements to the Sullivan Chamber, the final revision of the Council's FY 2000 priorities, a process for considering the City Manager's goals and any other business of the committee. scanApr 5
  254. 254254S Committee report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on March 24, 1999 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the zoning ordinance to regulate truck traffic by providing a nighttime curfew on use of city streets by through trucks 2.5 tons or more in gross weight. scanApr 5
  255. 255255S REFERRED TO FINANCE COMMITTEE. Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting an order promulgating the budget of the Cambridge Public Schools to be in the sum of $95,553,810.00 for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1999 and ending June 30, 2000; and promulgating the budget of the Cambridge Public Schools as the School Department Debt Service to be in the sum of $6,672,190.00. scanApr 5
  256. 256256S A communication was received from Mayor Francis Duehay, transmitting information from State Representative Alice K. Wolf regarding the Historic Landscape Preservation Grant Program. scanApr 5
  257. 257257S communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting a corrected order regarding the school calendar for the 1999-2000 school year. scanApr 5
  258. 258258S Communication was received from Mayor Francis Duehay, transmitting a letter from Todd S. Kaplan, Staff Attorney, Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services, commending Mr. Bruce Percelay, for his part in successfully stabilizing several tenants in the property that he recently purchased in Cambridge. scanApr 5
  259. 259259S Communication was received from Mayor Francis Duehay, transmitting a letter from John F. Kerry, United States Senator, transmitting an update on the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Programs. scanApr 5
  260. 260260S Communication was received from Mayor Francis Duehay, transmitting a letter from Laura Booth, Director of Community Services, Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee, Inc., regarding a pending hearing on State Legislation, H447: An Act Authorizing Municipalities to Offer Financial Incentives to Owners of Affordable Housing, scheduled for Monday, April 12, 1999 at 10:00 a.m. in hearing room B-1. scanApr 5
  261. 261261S Response to a request from several members of the City Council for a general memorandum incorporating the analysis done by Attorney John Leonard during an executive session of the City Council. scanApr 5
  262. 262262S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-63, regarding a report on re-paving Little Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 12
  263. 263263S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-62, regarding a report on whether the current ordinance exempting churches from the Noise Ordinance covers noise other then church bells. scanApr 12
  264. 264264S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-69, regarding a report on actions to be taken to ensure the security of the families in affordable units at Museum Towers if the property is sold. scanApr 12
  265. 265265S Communication was received from Senator Edward M. Kennedy, transmitting continued concern relative to Lori Berenson's imprisonment in Peru. scanApr 12
  266. 266266S Communication was received from Michael Capuano, United States Congress, transmitting a letter sent to Present Clinton requesting that Peruvian President Fujimori, during his visit to the United States, be urged to improve Lori Berenson's conditions and to grant her a fair and open trial. scanApr 12
  267. 267267S Communication was received from Jonathan S. Myers, Executive Director, Training Innovations, Inc., transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council relative to the kick-off of the KNAC Program. scanApr 12
  268. 268268S Communication was received from Carl Barron, President, Central Square Business Association, transmitting support for a new library building in Central Square. scanApr 12
  269. 269269S Communication was received from Daniel Taylor, Hill & Barlow, Attorney for Cambridge Research Park, transmitting legal arguments against the ComEnergy site. scanApr 12
  270. 270270S Communication was received from Donald K. Stern, U.S. Attorney, transmitting a reply to the City Council's concern about the usage of the term "paddy wagon" in the Government's appellate brief in the case of United States v. Kenneth Conley. scanApr 12
  271. 271271S Communication was received from Jose A. Gomez-Ibanez and Nanette E. Wilson, transmitting their concern with the validity of the recent survey of citizens relative to the site for the new main library. scanApr 12
  272. 272272S Communication was received from Gary M. Grasso, requesting that the City establish a less expensive permit for yard sales than the year-long vendor's permit presently required by the License Commission for more than one yard sale a year. scanApr 12
  273. 273273S Petition was received from Davis Dyer, et al, parents of school aged children, who cross the intersection of Pearl Street and Putnam Avenue, requesting a crossing guard be placed at this intersection. scanApr 12
  274. 274274S Communication was received from Bill Marcotte, Eviction Free Zone Lead Housing Organizer for the Campaign 2000, regarding the tenants in 8 Bigelow, together with a resolution for adoption. scanApr 12
  275. 275275S Participate in the clean up of Magazine Beach on April 24th from 9:30-12:00 noon. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanApr 12
  276. 276276S The Morse School's 9th Annual Young Authors' Club will donate books illustrated by students to the Cambridge Hospital Pediatric Ward at a special presentation on May 20th from 9:00-10:30AM in the Morse School Auditorium, 40 Granite Street. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanApr 12
  277. 277277S Invite all citizens to attend the evening Holocaust remembrance program "Courage, Conscience and Compassion" April 15th, 7:00-9:00 PM at Temple Beth Shalom and to attend the library programs related to the Holocaust at the O'Neil Branch Library April 27th and 29th at 7:30 PM. Mayor Duehay Order #19 scanApr 12
  278. 278278S Participate in the public hearing being held on April 13, 1999, at the State House on the Home Rule Petition on Neville Manor. Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #52 scanApr 12
  279. 279279S Support H2527, AN ACT TO SUPPORT CHILDREN AND FAMILIES DURING OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #53 scanApr 12
  280. 280280S Express dismay at the recent congressional budget resolution for next year which cuts federal aid to municipalities. Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #54 scanApr 12
  281. 281281S Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee for a meeting held on March 25, 1999 for the purpose of receiving an update on University Park. scanApr 12
  282. 282282S Committee Report from Councillor Kathleen L. Born, Chair of the Housing and Community Development Committee for a meeting held on March 30, 1999 for the purpose of discussing MIT's housing impact report. scanApr 12
  283. 283283S Committee Report from Councillor Kathleen L. Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee for a meeting held on March 31, 1999 for the purpose of considering a proposed policy for art gifts and donations to the City of Cambridge. scanApr 12
  284. 284284S Communication was received from Claire Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee transmitting an order relative to the developing a policy for the use of crossing guards. scanApr 12
  285. 285285S Communication was received from Louise, Kate and Beth Callahan, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of David Callahan. scanApr 26
  286. 286286S Communication was received from the family of Mary Rossi, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanApr 26
  287. 287287S Communication was received from Christina Crouch, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Edward V. Carey. scanApr 26
  288. 288288S Communication was received from the Monaco family, transmitting special thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Eva Ficaro. scanApr 26
  289. 289289S Communication was received from Marvin Murphy, transmitting appreciation to the Health Department, in particular, Mr. Harold Cox and Mr. Lipson, and John O'Brien for the collection of "socks for the homeless." scanApr 26
  290. 290290S Communication was received from the family of Gertrude B. Dynan, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanApr 26
  291. 291291S Communication was received from the Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI), regarding the postponement of the first IPOP to be considered by the Planning Board (Spaulding & Slye/784 Memorial Drive) public hearings on March 2 and April 6, 1999. scanApr 26
  292. 292292S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, Esq., regarding deficiencies in North Massachusetts Avenue Redesign Project and process. scanApr 26
  293. 293293S Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting a notice of public hearing and request for comments relative to a review of standards employed by public utility operators when restoring municipal street surfaces after performing excavations to be held on May 11, 1999 at 10:00. scanApr 26
  294. 294294S The "Images of Trade Unionists" exhibition will be held at the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center May 3-30, 1999. Councillor Davis Order #2 scanApr 26
  295. 295295S Support H.R. 869, which would increase Social Security benefits for those retirees, affected by Windfall Elimination Provision and H.R. 742, which would repeal the WEP. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #6 scanApr 26
  296. 296296S Happy Mother's Day wishes to mothers everywhere. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanApr 26
  297. 297297S Proclaim May as "Memorial Month" in tribute to all veterans. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanApr 26
  298. 298298S The Cambridge YMCA youth sports banquet will be held on Saturday, May 8, 1999. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanApr 26
  299. 299299S The Annual Good Scout Award Luncheon will be held on May 7, 1999 at the Hyatt. Councillor Sullivan Order #16 scanApr 26
  300. 300300S Urge all residents to participate in the Senhor Santo Cristo dos Milagres procession on Sunday, May 9, 1999 at 2:30 PM sponsored by St. Anthony's Church. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #36 scanApr 26
  301. 301301S The Warren Pals Memorial Mass will be held on Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 8:45 at St. Francis of Assisi Church at 325 Cambridge Street. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #37 scanApr 26
  302. 302302S A benefit for Lorraine Fahey, a teacher's assistant at the Harrington School, will be held on June 12, 1999 at the Dilboy Post in Somerville. Councillor Toomey Order #43 scanApr 26
  303. 303303S Proclaim April, 1999 as Fair Housing Month in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #58 scanApr 26
  304. 304304S Proclaim the first two weeks of May, 1999 as the 127th anniversary celebration of Arbor Day. Mayor Duehay Order #86 scanApr 26
  305. 305305S Invite all citizens to attend the ceremony on Saturday, May 1st at 10:30 AM naming the corner of Broadway and Tremont Street, "John M. Gibson Square." Mayor Duehay and entire membership Order #96 scanApr 26
  306. 306306S Authorize the City Clerk to remove the name of Councillor Triantafillou as a sponsor of Order #33 of April 12, 1999. Councillor Triantafillou Order #97 scanApr 26
  307. 307307S Committee Report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a hearing held on March 31, 1999, for the purpose of conducting an informal discussion regarding the options for shuttle buses in Cambridge. scanApr 26
  308. 308308S Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, regarding an order relative to traffic and parking around the schools and safety concerns. scanApr 26
  309. 309309S Communication was received from Vice Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio, transmitting a resolution for consideration by the City Council on the AFL-CIO Right to Organize. scanApr 26
  310. 310310S Communication was received from State Representative Alice K. Wolf, transmitting important information on the Self-Help Grant Program run through the Division of Conservation and Services of the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs. scanApr 26
  311. 311311S Communication was received from City Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., regarding the Logan Airport Expansion Proposal. scanApr 26
  312. 312312S Awaiting Report #99-75 on the connection between the Minuteman Bikeway to the Charles River through Watertown being in jeopardy because of State delays. scanMay 3
  313. 313313S Awaiting Report #99-72 on the allocation of parking at University Park Development. scanMay 3
  314. 314314S Awaiting Report #99-53 on agreements by USTrust in Area Four to reach out to offer local people jobs. scanMay 3
  315. 315315S Awaiting Report #99-74 on the petition request of Universal Marketing for tables in front of the MIT campus and Harvard campus. scanMay 3
  316. 316316S Awaiting Report #99-78 on the reimbursement of cost of the City for hiring private engineering consultants to assess the structural damage at the Mass Foundry Building. scanMay 3
  317. 317317S Awaiting Report #99-59 on the status of renovations to Russell Field. scanMay 3
  318. 318318S Awaiting Report #99-66 on repairing the handicapped ramp at Walden Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Calendar Item #1 scanMay 3
  319. 319319S Awaiting Report #99-55 on establishing a safe crosswalk on Massachusetts Avenue at or near Blanche Street. Calendar Item #2 scanMay 3
  320. 320320S Awaiting Report #99-77 on the date for a public meeting on the status of Donnelly Field. Calendar Item #3 scanMay 3
  321. 321321S Awaiting Report #99-71 on the possibility of placing a warning sign in the vicinity of Huron Village. Calendar Item #4 scanMay 3
  322. 322322S Awaiting Report #99-38 on increased needs of all levels of childcare. Calendar Item #5 scanMay 3
  323. 323323S Awaiting Report #99-67 on a zoning analysis of the Mahoney's site and surrounding area and the historical background of the use of this site. Calendar Item #11 scanMay 3
  324. 324324S Awaiting Report #99-5 on taking 210 Broadway and "Squirrel Brand" properties by eminent domain. Calendar Item #12 scanMay 3
  325. 325325S Awaiting Report #99-48 on providing additional technical assistance to the East Cambridge Planning Team concerning the ComEnergy project. Calendar Item #13 scanMay 3
  326. 326326S Communication was received from David Clem, Cambridge Research Park, LLC, transmitting a copy of a communication sent to Steve Bikofsky, regarding Lyme Properties and the East Cambridge Planning Team meeting to discuss plans for Cambridge Research Park. Calendar Item #17 scanMay 3
  327. 327327S Communication was received from David Clem, Lyme Properties, LLC, transmitting additional information regarding the East Cambridge Planning Team. Calendar Item #18 scanMay 3
  328. 328328S Plan to reduce speeds on Western Avenue and River Street. Calendar Item #19 scanMay 3
  329. 329329S Communication was received from the residents and business representatives of Royal Avenue and Concord Avenue regarding the removal of two trees in the sidewalk on the east side of Royal Avenue at Concord Avenue. scanMay 3
  330. 330330S Communication was received from Luis Quesada, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of Peru, transmitting response relative to Lori Berenson's imprisonment in Peru. scanMay 3
  331. 331331S Communication was received from Myra A. Mayman, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council in support of ARTS FIRST. scanMay 3
  332. 332332S Communication was received from Roy Bercaw, transmitting concern regarding racial harassment and discrimination due to disabilities in Cambridge. scanMay 3
  333. 333333S Communication was received from David Clem, Lyme Properties, LLC transmitting a letter from Edward J. O'Connell regarding meetings with the East Cambridge Planning Team. scanMay 3
  334. 334334S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, Chair, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, relative to the Massachusetts Avenue Redesign Project Rehearings. scanMay 3
  335. 335335S Communication was received from Councillor Davis, transmitting an updated zoning petition chart of all pending petitions before the City Council scanMay 3
  336. 336336S Communication was received from Congressman Michael E. Capuano, transmitting support to the residents of the East Cambridge, Wellington-Harrington and Area IV neighborhoods regarding the issue of ComEnergy development. scanMay 3
  337. 337337S Urge all Cantabrigians to pause on Memorial Day, and every day, to remember and pay tribute to our nation's defenders, living and deceased for their service and devotion to our country. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #3 scanMay 3
  338. 338338S Condemn Boston Financial Property Management and request that Walden Square tenants be restored to their original position before the sprinkler system went out of control. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #41 scanMay 3
  339. 339339S Communication was received from Mayor Duehay regarding the US Department of Commerce Census 2000 formation of Complete Count Committee Workshop. scanMay 3
  340. 340340S Communication was received from Mayor Duehay regarding the Massachusetts Bay Chapter of the American Red Cross's establishment of a Kosovo Crisis Resource Center. scanMay 3
  341. 341341S Communication was received from Mayor Duehay regarding Congressman Capuano, Secretary Cuomo, and members of Congress announcement of Strategy of Affordable Housing. scanMay 3
  342. 342342S Awaiting Report #99-84 on the status of the payphones at Third and Cambridge Streets and in the vicinity of 403 Cambridge Street. scanMay 10
  343. 343343S Awaiting Report #99-61 on the possibility of funding for a Youth Center Professional for FY00. scanMay 10
  344. 344344S Awaiting Report #99-26 on the status of the City of Cambridge Scholarship Fund. scanMay 10
  345. 345345S Awaiting Report #99-86 on a plan that provides information notices of BZA hearings that are continued. scanMay 10
  346. 346346S Awaiting Report #99-87 on the demolition of 85 Windsor Street. scanMay 10
  347. 347347S Awaiting Report #99-58 on various cable issues. scanMay 10
  348. 348Awaiting Report #99-2 regarding the Massport Community Advisory Committee and the scheduling of a public hearing with representatives of Massport to discuss the construction of Runway 14/32. scanMay 10
  349. 349Awaiting Report #99-73 on the survey circulated by the Library Trustees. Calendar Item #1 scanMay 10
  350. 350Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy transmitting notification of a public hearing on May 21, 1999 regarding rulemaking to modify 220 C.M.R. Section 8.00 et seq. scanMay 10
  351. 351Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting a report on a motion regarding amendment of the present regulations, 220 C.M.R. 99.00 et. seq. relative to the procedures for the enforcement of G.L. c. 82 Section 40 – "Dig Safe Law." scanMay 10
  352. 352Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunication & Energy, transmitting the Condensed Financial Return for the year ended December 31, 1998 for Commonwealth Gas Company. scanMay 10
  353. 353Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunication & Energy, transmitting the Condensed Financial Return for the year ended December 31, 1998 for Cambridge Electric Light Company. scanMay 10
  354. 354Communication was received from Daniel Coffey, regarding the Irish Famine Memorial. scanMay 10
  355. 355Communication was received from Nancy Seymour, regarding the Squirrel Brand properties on Boardman Street. scanMay 10
  356. 356Communication was received from Barbara Souliotis, State Director, United States Senate, transmitting Senator Kennedy's acknowledgement of the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the deportation of Mr. Giovani Hoyos-Corrales of Cambridge. scanMay 10
  357. 357Communication was received from Nancy Hall, Cambridge Eviction Free Zone, requesting permission to speak on the Housing Justice Program. scanMay 10
  358. 358Communication was received from Robert Winters, regarding the Gerrish family and Squirrel Brand Company. scanMay 10
  359. 359359S Communication was received from the family of Anna Fabiana, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMay 10
  360. 360360S Support House Bill #3244 to enact legislation ensuring the financial viability of Social Security as a social insurance system and the hearing will be held at the State House on May 25th at 1:00 PM before the Committee on Federal Finance Assistance. Councillor Russell Order #14 scanMay 10
  361. 361361S Be cognizant of the Billy Christo Benefit Party on May 28, 1999 at the Medford Elks Lodge, Washington Street in Medford. Councillor Toomey Order #41 scanMay 10
  362. 362362S The fundraising dance for the East Cambridge Youth Baseball League will be held on May 15, 1999 at the Polish American Club on Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #42 scanMay 10
  363. 363363S The Cambridge Rotary Club will host its Annual Benefit Auction on May 13, 1999 at the Dante Aligheri Society. Mayor Duehay Order #43 scanMay 10
  364. 364364S Oppose pending legislature that would mandate rent escrowing and other procedural requirements before a tenant could defend themselves in a summary process actions based on substantial violations of the State Sanitary Code. Councillor Born Order #49 scanMay 10
  365. 365365S Communication was received from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting a memorandum from the National League of Cities with regard to the Community Reinvestment Act. scanMay 10
  366. 366366S Additional information regarding a report on a zoning analysis of the Mahoney's site. scanMay 10
  367. 367367S The Cambridge Historical Commission's Third Annual Preservation Recognition Program will be held on May 18, 1999 at Harvard-Epworth United Methodist Church, 1555 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 10
  368. 368368S Vote for Executive session for threatened litigation. scanMay 17
  369. 369369S Awaiting Report #99-68 on efforts to control the flooding at Alewife Brook. scanMay 17
  370. 370370S Awaiting Report #99-85 on how the commercial parking requirements related to current zoning will relate to City-wide goals of reducing congestion with analysis of PTDM standards. scanMay 17
  371. 371371S Awaiting Report #99-90, #99-91, #99-92 regarding various shuttle service issues. scanMay 17
  372. 372372S Communication was received from the family of William G. "Billy" Maher, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his behalf. scanMay 17
  373. 373373S Communication was received from Out of the Blue, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council in recognition of their efforts in the community. scanMay 17
  374. 374374S Communication was received from Steven Brion-Meisels, transmitting support for continued funding for Cambridge Community Television (CCTV.) scanMay 17
  375. 375375S Communication was received from Deborah Kershner, Chairperson, Cambridge Greenspace Alliance, transmitting opposition to any expansion of the existing library at the Broadway site. scanMay 17
  376. 376376S Communication was received from Carl F. Barron, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council commemorating his sixty years of business in the City of Cambridge. scanMay 17
  377. 377377S communication was received from Marie D'Aoust, Ursula Masny-Sololowski and Jennifer Thompson, tenant negotiators, regarding 279-281 Harvard Street and 47 Inman Street Tenant Association. scanMay 17
  378. 378378S Communication was received from Giovani Hoyos-Corrales, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution supporting his efforts to remain in America. scanMay 17
  379. 379379S Communication was received from the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI), regarding 784 Memorial Drive LLC/Spaulding & Slye property, requesting a meeting with neighbors to explore alternatives to reduce traffic impacts on neighborhood streets. scanMay 17
  380. 380380S Communication was received from Michael Isenberg, Friends of Putnam Park, transmitting thanks for support regarding Putnam Park. scanMay 17
  381. 381381S Be Cognizant of and participate in the newly established C. Brendan Noonan Charitable Foundation's Inaugural Dinner/Dance Fund Raiser on November 12, 1999 at the Marriott Hotel in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #9 scanMay 17
  382. 382382S Communication was received from Councillor Kathleen L. Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee, transmitting a memorandum regarding the private donations of art to the City of Cambridge. scanMay 17
  383. 383383S Request MassPort and Commissioner to take steps to ensure that drivers of all shuttle services undergo the same criminal history check as taxi drivers. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #35 scanMay 17
  384. 384384S Relative to Squirrel Brand Properties. scanMay 24
  385. 385385S Awaiting Report #99-96 on the situation at 326 Harvard Street. scanMay 24
  386. 386386S Awaiting Report #99-76 on an evaluation and plan for future uses of stanchions in crosswalks. scanMay 24
  387. 387387S Awaiting Report #99-82 on the installation of a loading zone in front of a Watertown business. scanMay 24
  388. 388388S Awaiting Report #99-93 on the rules of the Planning Board governing hearings and decisions. scanMay 24
  389. 389389S Awaiting Report #99-89 on the placement of bus schedules on signage for bus stops. scanMay 24
  390. 390390S Awaiting Report #99-80 on the condition of the lacrosse field at MIT. scanMay 24
  391. 391391S Awaiting Report #99-94 on DTE proposed rules on utilities restoring street excavation. scanMay 24
  392. 392392S Awaiting Report #99-97 on an update on the proposal to move Lechmere Stations to the Somerville side of O'Brien Highway. scanMay 24
  393. 393393S Awaiting Report #99-79 on the building project for the YWCA and any other upcoming building projects. scanMay 24
  394. 394394S Communication was received from W.R. Grace & Co.-Conn., transmitting notification of a meeting on Thursday, June 3, 1999 to present the results of the Evaluation of Asbestos in Soil conducted at the Grace site in December, 1998. scanMay 24
  395. 395395S Communication was received from John Robertson, Tax Relief for Senior Citizens transmitting a legislative update on the Senate's initial approval to tax bill for senior citizens, Senate Bill 1750. scanMay 24
  396. 396396S Communication was received from Harold Cox, Chief Public Health Officer and Sherry Riva, Project Coordinator, transmitting thanks for the generous support of their "1999 Help the Feet that Walk the Streets: Sock Drive for the Homeless." scanMay 24
  397. 397397S Communication was received from Skip Schloming, Small Property Owners Association, regarding the City Council's opposition to mandatory rent escrowing. scanMay 24
  398. 398398S Urge Congress to negotiate a residency preference into all new expiring use contracts or contract amendments or extensions. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #3 scanMay 24
  399. 399399S The new location and opening of the Alzheimer's Association of Eastern Massachusetts at 36 Cameron Avenue on June 15, 1999. Councillor Sullivan Order #19 scanMay 24
  400. 400400S Cancel the City Council meeting of June 7, 1999 and schedule a special roundtable meeting for June 7, 1999 at 5:30 PM in the Sullivan Chamber for the purpose of receiving a progress report on the efforts of the Citizens Growth Management Advisory Committee. Councillors Triantafillou and Sullivan Order #33 scanMay 24
  401. 401401S Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a hearing held on April 27, 1999, for the purpose of considering a petition of the Planning Board to amend the Zoning Ordinances related to backyard open space protection affecting Residence A-1 and A-2, Residence B, Residence C and Residence C-1 district. scanMay 24
  402. 402402S Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a hearing held on May 5, 1999, for the purpose of receiving a presentation from members of the Truck B Report of the Truck Advisory Committee on the issue of a day-time truck ban and any other matters relating to trucks. scanMay 24
  403. 403403S Communication was received from Janina J. Curtis, L.S.P., Senior Project Manager, relative to a release abatement measure at the premises numbered 301 Binney Street, Cambridge. scanMay 24
  404. 404404S Communication was received the Norfolk County Commissioners, transmitting an informational packet regarding House Bill No. 3941. scanMay 24
  405. 405405S Special Roundtable City Council Meeting on Monday, June 7, 1999 at 5:30 PM at the Cambridge Senior Center, 806 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 7
  406. 406406S Citywide Growth Management Advisory Committee – Organizing and Scheduling Zoning Actions. scanJun 7
  407. 407407S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-101 on background checks of operators of shuttle and/or livery services. scanJun 14
  408. 408408S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-42 on the impact of the Governor's proposed FY2000 State Budget. scanJun 14
  409. 409409S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-95 on the City's policy on an employee sick bank or a donation of an employee's sick time to a fellow employee. scanJun 14
  410. 410410S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-99 on the possibility of having an awards ceremony/banquet for appreciation of various crime watch groups. scanJun 14
  411. 411411S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-98 on the incident involving a trailer truck accident at Binney and Third Street. scanJun 14
  412. 412412S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-64 on a Millennium celebration. scanJun 14
  413. 413413S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-88 regarding the interest of the new owners of Putnam Park to work with the City to continue use of this park as open space. scanJun 14
  414. 414414S Communication was received from Carol Noonan, transmitting grateful appreciation for the retirement resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanJun 14
  415. 415415S Communication was received from Eileen A. Mank, transmitting deep thanks for the retirement resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanJun 14
  416. 416416S Communication was received from Stephen M. Ford and Peg Ford, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their husband and father, Francis M. Ford. scanJun 14
  417. 417417S Communication was received from Julie L. Williams, Chief Counsel, Comptroller of Currency, transmitting a response regarding federal regulators to require strict adherence to the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) when reviewing the proposed merger of Fleet and BankBoston. scanJun 14
  418. 418418S Communication was received from Paul LoPreste, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Theresa M. LoPreste. scanJun 14
  419. 419419S Communication was received from Deborah Pace and family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her father, Angelo Graci. scanJun 14
  420. 420420S Communication was received from L. Brogan-Thomson, transmitting concern relative to the "T" station elevator buttons being more accessible to the physically handicapped citizens. scanJun 14
  421. 421421S Communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Representative, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council in support of legislation to create a "Health Block Grant" to distribute forty percent of the tobacco settlement directly to cities and towns through a formula which takes into account health status indicators. scanJun 14
  422. 422Communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Representative, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council in support of legislation to establish a universal single-payer health care system in Massachusetts. scanJun 14
  423. 423Communication was received from the family of Alice G. Winn, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanJun 14
  424. 424Communication was received from the family of Joseph F. Rudgis, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his behalf. scanJun 14
  425. 425communication was received from Terry Hambrick, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her mother, Barbara Ann Hambrick. scanJun 14
  426. 426Communication was received from Bradley J. Day, Director of Property Development, SHARE Associates, CASCAP, Inc., transmitting thanks for the resolution of support for the purchase and development of 8 Bigelow Street as affordable housing. scanJun 14
  427. 427Communication was received from Marie Simard, transmitting grateful appreciation for the beautiful dedication honoring her husband, Robert “Bob” Simard. scanJun 14
  428. 428A communication was received from Jonathan S. Fine, Assistant Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, acknowledging receipt of the resolution adopted by the City Council relative to the application by Fleet Financial Group, Inc. to acquire BankBoston Corporation. scanJun 14
  429. 429A communication was received from Toy Lim, CEOC Community Organizer, Walden Square Tenant Council, transmitting an update on the negotiations between Walden Square Tenants and Winn Development. scanJun 14
  430. 430Communication was received from the Association of Cambridge Neighborhoods, relative to the IPOP special permit that is needed for Cambridge Research Park before building permits can be issued. scanJun 14
  431. 431A communication was received from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, Department of Environmental Protection, transmitting a notice of audit findings regarding Polaroid Corporation. scanJun 14
  432. 432communication was received from David Hoicka, transmitting notification of a free summer music festival in Central Square this summer. scanJun 14
  433. 433433S Communication was received from Craig Kelley, relative to the Massachusetts Avenue median strip at the north end of Cambridge. scanJun 14
  434. 434434S Communication was received from Sister M. Orontia Walsh, SSND, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the occasion of her Golden Jubilee as a School Sister of Notre Dame. scanJun 14
  435. 435435S Communication was received from Scott G. Alvarez, Associate General Counsel, Federal Reserve System, responding to the City Council's concerns about the anticipated impact on the Cambridge community relative to the proposal by Fleet Financial Group, Inc. to acquire BankBoston Corporation. scanJun 14
  436. 436436S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, Chair, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, relative to a special permit for 2443 Massachusetts Avenue (Modern Continental Mixed-Use Project.) scanJun 14
  437. 437437S Communication was received from John Pitkin, President, Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association, transmitting a letter regarding the need for a better plan for the area of Prescott Street, Sumner Road and the proposed Knafel Center project. scanJun 14
  438. 438438S Communication was received from James M. Williamson, requesting permission to address the City Council relative to: The Tasty, The Traffic Department, The Bombing of Yugoslavia and his candidacy for Cambridge City Council. scanJun 14
  439. 439439S Communication was received from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of Environmental Protection, transmitting notification of a public hearing on the Notice of License Application – Waterways Regulation Program for Cambridge Research Park, LLC on Thursday, June 24 at the Kennedy Community School Auditorium. scanJun 14
  440. 440440S Committee Report from Councillor Katherine Triantafillou, Chair of the Health and Hospital Committee, for a public hearing held on April 6, 1999, for the purpose of receiving a presentation on the 1999 Cambridge Public Health Assessment. scanJun 14
  441. 441441S Committee Report from Councillor Kenneth Reeves, Chair of the Human Services and Youth Committee, for a public meeting held on April 13, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the Cambridge Youth Center programming and the recent assessment and recommendations. scanJun 14
  442. 442442S Committee Report from Councillor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee, for a public meeting held on May 18, 1999, for the purpose of receiving an update on park maintenance and the Department of Public Works neighborhood parks initiative.Jun 14
  443. 443443S Committee Report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a public meeting held on May 26, 1999, for the purpose of discussing issues relating to the tax exempt status of the universities, in particular, the effect of the revenues received by universities for technology transfers on their tax exempt status, and the calculation of the in-lieu-of-tax payments that the universities make to the City.Jun 14
  444. 444444S Committee Report from Councillor Michael Sullivan, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a public meeting held on June 2, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the status of an ordinance requiring exterior lighting on rental properties.Jun 14
  445. 445445S Committee Report from Councillor Michael Sullivan, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a public meeting held on June 2, 1999, for the purpose of receiving a presentation from representatives of the Trial Court Community Service Volunteer Program.Jun 14
  446. 446446S Committee Report from Councillor Michael Sullivan, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a public meeting held on June 2, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the issue of requiring defibrillators in buildings.Jun 14
  447. 447447S Communication was received from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting a Response Action Outcome Statement from CleanHarbors Environmental Services, Inc. relative to Alpha Waste Management, Inc., 75 Sidney Street, regarding a release of 13 gallons of hydraulic oil.Jun 14
  448. 448448S Communication was received from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting a letter from Richard Zingarelli, State NFIC Coordinator, Department of Environmental Management, relative to working with communities participating in the National Flood Insurance Program to review and update the Repetitive Loss database.Jun 14
  449. 449449S Communication was received from Councillor Henrietta Davis, transmitting an updated chart detailing the status of all pending zoning petitions before the City Council.Jun 14
  450. 450450S Communication was received from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting a letter from Amy B. Church, Environmental Geologist, Haley & Aldrich, Inc., transmitting a corrected notice of availability of the Phase III Remedial Action plan for W.R. Grace & Co.Jun 14
  451. 451451S Communication was received from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting a letter from Todd W. Nickerson, Site Inspector, CleanHarbors Environmental Services, Inc., transmitting a response action outcome statement relative to 50-60 gallons of diesel fuel released on paved surfaces and a catch basin at the intersection of Binney and Third Streets.Jun 14
  452. 452452S Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a memorandum on the effects of June 17, 1999 (Thursday) holiday on the City Council agenda deadline.Jun 14
  453. 453453S Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting an order adopted by the School Committee requesting the assistance of the City Council in addressing the problem of the graffiti on the pillars in front of the Longfellow School.Jun 14
  454. 454454S Urge all interested persons to read the document entitled "Which Peoples' Republic" written by William Cunningham.Jun 14
  455. 455455S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-41 on the impact that the Educational Reform Act has had on educational funding in Cambridge.Jun 21
  456. 456456S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-81 on traffic calming plans for Channing, Lowell, Sparks, Willard, Hawthorn, Ash, Fayerweather, Hilliard, Appleton and Brattle Streets, Lexington and Lakeview Avenues and Larch Road and Awaiting Report #99-100 on permanent landscape improvements to the end of Elmwood Avenue. Calendar Item #2Jun 21
  457. 457457S Committee Report of the Joint Task Force, for Councillor Sheila Russell, Chair of the Government Operations Committee, for goal setting meetings held in January, February, March and April, 1999 for the purpose of working with facilitator and trainer, Roberta Miller on ways to improve City Council deliberations, policy making and overall effectiveness. Calendar Item #20Jun 21
  458. 458458S Communication was received from the family of Mary T. Buono, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf.Jun 21
  459. 459459S Communication was received from the Volunteer and Community Involvement Group, Fresh Pond Day Treatment Center, transmitting concern regarding public restrooms in Cambridge and Somerville.Jun 21
  460. 460460S Communications were received from Craig A. Kelley, Chair, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, relative to: Special Permit for 2443 Massachusetts Avenue, (Modern Continental Mixed-Use Project.) Cook Petition – Backyard Protections Fitzgerald School Rehab Project Upgrade Western Entrance (Route 2) The Mass Ave. Median Strip Railroad Crossing Safety Issues.Jun 21
  461. 461461S Communication was received from Robert H. Prince, Jr., General Manager, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, transmitting a response relative to THE RIDE Program.Jun 21
  462. 462462S Communication was received from Governor Paul Cellucci and Lieutenant Governor Jane Swift, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council.Jun 21
  463. 463463S Communication was received from the family of Josie Muolo, transmitting grateful appreciation for the dedication of the Park at the Kennedy School in her honor.Jun 21
  464. 464464S Communication was received from James M. Williamson, requesting permission to address the City Council on the following topics: development issues, bicycles on sidewalks, proposed "rules" changes.Jun 21
  465. 465465S Communication was received from Michael Frasca and family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by City Council on behalf of his brother, Tony Frasca.Jun 21
  466. 466466S Committee Report from Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves, Chair of the Food Policy Committee, for a hearing held on June 2, 1999, for the purpose of discussing childhood hunger in Cambridge.Jun 21
  467. 467467S Communications were received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk transmitting the Cambridge School Committee's approved Superintendent's recommendations relative to: FY '98-99 Financial Report and End of Year Transfer; Reimbursement Transfer to City Capital Funds for St. Mary's Renovations; Transfer of One-time FY '98-99 Professional Development Funds to Salary Stabilization Account to allow for expenditure for 1999 Summer Institutes; Budget Appropriation for Excess Medicaid Reimbursement Revenues Received in FY '98-99 and not yet appropriated; FY '98-99 School Debt Stabilization Fund Transfer.Jun 21
  468. 468468S File Home Rule petition entitled "An Act Relative to the Retirement of Elizabeth Hepner." Councillor Sullivan Order #10Jun 21
  469. 469469S Start the mid summer City Council meeting at 4:30 PM. Councillors Davis, Born and Toomey Order #33Jun 21
  470. 470470S Central Square Retail Market Study sponsored by the City of Cambridge Community Development Department will take place on June 30, 1999 at the Cambridge Senior Center.Jun 21
  471. 471471S Special City Council Meeting Notice for Monday, July 26, 1999 at 4:30 PM in the Sullivan Chamber.Jul 26
  472. 472472S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-111 on whether information requested by EPA relative to Mystic/Alewife Basin was provided.Jul 26
  473. 473473S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-113 on easements related to the Twin City Mall.Jul 26
  474. 474474S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-112 on easements related to the Fresh Pond Shopping Center.Jul 26
  475. 475475S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-109 on information on the administration of the IPOP.Jul 26
  476. 476476S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-108 on parking issues at Kingsley Park.Jul 26
  477. 477477S Information regarding the Cambridge Fire Department's public protection classification.Jul 26
  478. 478478S Communication was received from Joe Finn, Executive Director, Shelter, Inc., transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council honoring the dedication and compassion of Shelter, Inc. to the citizens of Cambridge.Jul 26
  479. 479479S Communication was received from William C. Mutterperl, Executive Vice President, Fleet Financial Group, transmitting a response to the City Council resolution relative to the Fleet Financial Group, Inc./BankBoston Corportation merger.Jul 26
  480. 480480S A communication was received from Cary Wasserman, requesting permission to address the City Council relative to her apartment at 6 Porter Road.Jul 26
  481. 481481S Communication was received from Janice Zazinski, 101 Western Avenue Tenants Association, transmitting an update regarding concerns relative to safe and affordable housing.Jul 26
  482. 482482S Communication was received from Martin D. Connor, transmitting a report regarding the fiscal and operational activities of the Cambridge Public Access Corporation d/b/a CCTV.Jul 26
  483. 483483S Communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Representative, 8th Suffolk District, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council in support of improving "The Ride," the MBTA's transportation service for elderly and disabled persons in Boston and surrounding communities.Jul 26
  484. 484484S A communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Representative, 8th Suffolk District, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council in support of House Bill 3401 and Senate bill 1494, "An Act Increasing the Level of Private Investment in Housing."Jul 26
  485. 485485S Communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Representative, 8th Suffolk District, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council in opposition to legislation which would make rent escrow a mandatory requirement in summary process cases and would place other procedural restrictions on tenants' ability to raise substantial defenses and counterclaims in summary process actions.Jul 26
  486. 486486S Communication was received for Sophie Brion-Meisels, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution recognizing her dance achievement.Jul 26
  487. 487487S Communication was received from Eileen Sheehan, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council.Jul 26
  488. 488488S Communication was received from Dorothy A. Kelly Gay, transmitting thanks for the resolution of congratulations from the City Council on her election as Mayor of Somerville.Jul 26
  489. 489489S Communication was received from Marguerite Holms and family, transmitting sincere thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Arthur F. Holms, Sr.Jul 26
  490. 490490S Communication was received from Dorothy M. Giacobbe, transmitting concerns relative to the W.R.Grace development plans.Jul 26
  491. 491491S Communication was received from Julia Perez, requesting permission to address the City Council at the July 26, 1999 meeting regarding the Cambridge Brothers Group.Jul 26
  492. 492492S Communication was received from Florence and Gerry Breau, transmitting grateful appreciation for the dedication in honor of Robert Masterson, Jr. at the corner of Cambridge and Elm Streets.Jul 26
  493. 493493S Communication was received from David P. Mullen, Chief Counsel, Massachusetts Highway Department, requesting that the City of Cambridge send the proposed regulation to MassHighway relative to the recently passed ordinance which places a nighttime curfew on commercial vehicles for the approval of MassHighway.Jul 26
  494. 494494S Communication was received from the Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI), relative to 784 Memorial Drive LLC/Spaulding & Slye's two letters to the Planning Board.Jul 26
  495. 495495S Communication was received from James M. Williamson, relative to YWCA proposed high-rise, Holmes Building alternative plan.Jul 26
  496. 496496S Communication was received from Nancy Hall, Cambridge Eviction Free Zone, requesting permission to speak on the Housing Justice Program.Jul 26
  497. 497497S Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a hearing held on June 9, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the Backyard Open Space Petition filed by the Planning Board and the Cook Petition.Jul 26
  498. 498498S Committee Report from Councillor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Environment Committee, for a meeting held on June 28, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the W.R. Grace site; asbestos and construction.Jul 26
  499. 499499S Committee Report from Councillor Sheila Russell, Chair of the Government Operations Committee, for a meeting held on June 16, 1999, for the purpose of discussing how Cambridge will celebrate the Millennium.Jul 26
  500. 500500S Committee Report from Vice Mayor Anthony Galluccio, Chair of the Claims Committee, for a meeting held on June 22, 1999, for the purpose of reviewing and making recommendations regarding claims filed against the City by members of the public.Jul 26
  501. 501501S Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on June 10, 1999, for the purpose of discussing school safety issues relating to crosswalks, crossing guards and school buses in preparation for the new school year.Jul 26
  502. 502502S Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting from Claire E. Rodley, an order adopted by the School Committee in support of the Cambridge Immigrant Voting Rights Campaign.Jul 26
  503. 503503S Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a letter from Joe Kaplan, Election Commission, transmitting 219 certified signatures as Cambridge voters to place the petition to amend Plan E, Part A and Part B on the November, 1999 ballot.Jul 26
  504. 504504S Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, recommendations of the Sub-Committee on Athletics, Health and Safety from the meeting of June 2, 1999.Jul 26
  505. 505505S Communication was received from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting a letter from Amy B. Church, Environmental Geologist, Haley & Aldrich, relative to a Notice of Placement in Public Repositories report.Jul 26
  506. 506506S Communication was received from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting a letter from Raymond C. Johnson, P.G., L.S.P., Vice President, Principal, Rizzo Associates, Inc., relative to an Immediate Response Action Completion Report and Response Action Outcome Statement.Jul 26
  507. 507507S Communication was received from Mayor Duehay, transmitting a communication from James C. Colman, Assistant Commissioner, Department of Environmental Protection, relative to approval of "1999-2001 Application for Listing as a DEP-Approved Recycling Program (DARP)."Jul 26
  508. 508508S Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting comments submitted by Councillor Kathleen L. Born, Chair of the Environment Committee, to the Department of Environmental Protection regarding the W.R. Grace Asbestos Management Plan.Jul 26
  509. 509509S Report listing Information Requests that have been submitted by members of the City Council.Jul 26
  510. 510510S Copy of a letter sent to Gary Lopez, Manager, Boston Flight Standards District Office, FAA, Civil Terminal, Hanscom Field, Bedford, MA about a major disturbance caused by the flyover for the All-Star Game on Tuesday, July 13, 1999.Jul 26
  511. 511511S Explanation of Current Zoning Practices with regard to decks, pools and yards.Jul 26
  512. 512512S Update on North Cambridge Railroad Safety Improvements Project.Jul 26
  513. 513513S Deliberate in Executive Session for the purpose of discussing personnel matters that may be pending or imminent litigation. Councillor Triantafillou Order #13Jul 26
  514. 514514S Cancel the City Council meeting of September 20, 1999. Councillor Davis Order #15Jul 26
  515. 515515S No candidate for public office be allowed to serve on any group advising the Cambridge Election Commission on election procedures. Councillor Toomey Order #28Jul 26
  516. 516516S Circulate to the City Council a list of tabled items and indicate which items should remain on the calendar. Councillor Sullivan Order #31Jul 26
  517. 517517S PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 - Awaiting Report #99-37 on the amount of free cash spent this and last fiscal years and a break down of what these funds were spent on. Calendar Item #16 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  518. 518518S PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 - Send a letter to the Massachusetts Municipal Association of expressing the City's opposition to the bill in the 1999 legislative package. Calendar Item #12 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  519. 519PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 -Awaiting Report #7 regarding the impact to the City and the redeployment of Police officers involved in the elimination of the K-9 unit. Calendar Item #15 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  520. 520PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 – Awaiting Report #15 on the traffic lights on Monsignor O'Brien Highway and Museum Way. Calendar Item #14 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  521. 521PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 – Relative to department head appointments of Robert Stevens, Quoc M. Tran, James P. Cassidy and Andrea J. Spears. Calendar Item #17 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  522. 522PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 – Relative to a report on what notification was given concerning the development of a hotel at 19 Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington. Calendar Item #4 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  523. 523PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 – Relative to a report on the procedures if a building alarm goes off for more than ten minutes. Calendar Item #5 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  524. 524PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 – Regarding a report on the status of the Public Library Bookmobile for elderly residents. Calendar Item #6 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  525. 525PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 – Regarding a report on how many positions in the City are being filled with employees from temporary agencies. Calendar Item #7 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  526. 526PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 – Regarding the possibility of reducing the costs of legal advertising. Calendar Item #8 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  527. 527PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 – Prepare appropriate language for a non-binding referendum petition for the upcoming municipal elections relative to the use of free-cash to reduce the tax levy on homeowners and businesses. Calendar Item #9 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  528. 528PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 – Report on the removal of street trees on Pemberton Street. Calendar Item #10 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  529. 529PLACED ON FILE PER ORDER #31 OF JULY 26, 1999 – Relative to a status report from the Fresh Pond Master Plan Advisory Committee. Calendar Item #18 of July 26, 1999Jul 26
  530. 530Prepare appropriate notice to Robert W. Healy, Jr. that the Cambridge City Councillor will not renew his employment agreement and develop a process for recruitment for hiring of a new City Manager. Reconsideration #2Sep 13
  531. 531Awaiting Report Item Number 99-103, regarding a report on improving nighttime security on the Cambridge Common.Sep 13
  532. 532Awaiting Report Item Number 99-112, regarding a report on all regulatory powers the City may have with regard to parking lots.Sep 13
  533. 533Awaiting Report Item Number 99-114, regarding a report on the oversight plans for, and the execution of, construction on the W.R. Grace site.Sep 13
  534. 534Awaiting Report Item Number 99-111, regarding a report on school crossing safety issues.Sep 13
  535. 535Awaiting Report Item Number 99-107, regarding a report on the condition of City parks, playgrounds and islands.Sep 13
  536. 536Awaiting Report Item Number 99-102, regarding a report on the number of vehicles registered to students in the City and the effects on the insurance premiums for year round residents.Sep 13
  537. 537Requesting the City Council to move to Executive Session to discuss the Truck Restriction Ordinance and threaten litigation.Sep 13
  538. 538Petition received on Nuclear Non-Proliferation, requesting that the Government engage other nuclear nations in negotiations for a Nuclear Weapons Convention be placed on the ballot for the November, 1999 election. Calendar Item #2Sep 13
  539. 539539S Take necessary steps to ensure that residents are protected from William Owens, who is under house arrest with an electronic monitoring bracelet at his apartment at Briston Arms. Calendar Item #3Sep 13
  540. 540540S Take appropriate steps to make available and publicize the availability of a link from the City's web site to any site of any certified candidate for municipal office in the November 2, 1999 election. Calendar Item #4Sep 13
  541. 541541S Communication was received from the family of Edward Rutkowski, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his behalf.Sep 13
  542. 542542S Communication was received from the Ewing family, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Sheila A. Ewing.Sep 13
  543. 543543S Communication was received from Arthur Ferry, transmitting thanks for the "get well soon" resolution adopted by the City Council.Sep 13
  544. 544544S Communication was received from Daniel Winny, Lyme Properties, LLC, relative to the 47 Erie Street Garage.Sep 13
  545. 545545S Communication was received from Pamela Banks, transmitting concern about the enforcement of truck traffic on Garden Street and Concord Avenue.Sep 13
  546. 546546S Communication was received from William C. Mutterperl, Fleet Financial Group, enclosing CRA information relative to the Acquisition of BankBoston Corporation in response to the resolution adopted by the City Council.Sep 13
  547. 547547S Communication was received from John F. Kerry, United States Senator, transmitting thanks and responding to the importance of increased funding for high-quality early and school-aged child care, and enclosing a copy of the "Early Childhood Development Act" which he co-sponsored.Sep 13
  548. 548548S Communication was received from David E. Sullivan, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his father.Sep 13
  549. 549549S Communication was received from John Pitkin, Elie Yarden and Stash Horowitz, regarding the recommendation to Planning Board on the Schochet/YWCA housing proposal.Sep 13
  550. 550550S Communication was received from Dr. Wallace J. Gardner, transmitting concern regarding the zoning modifications relative to protection of residential backyard open space.Sep 13
  551. 551551S Communication was received from the Co-Chairs of the CNI, regarding the withdrawal of 784 Memorial Drive, IPOP special permit and Spaulding & Slye's new, downsized proposal.Sep 13
  552. 552552S Communication was received from Virginia Normile, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council acknowledging her years of service as a School Traffic Supervisor with the City.Sep 13
  553. 553553S Communication was received from Pasquale G. Tato, transmitting concern over recent incident he encountered with a Cambridge Police Officer.Sep 13
  554. 554554S Communication was received from Sheila R. McIntyre, Hearing Officer, Energy Facilities Siting Board, transmitting notification of a public hearing on proposed upgrade to the existing generating facility at Kendall Square in Cambridge regarding Southern Energy Kendall, LLC to be held on Thursday, September 23, 1999 at 7:00 at the Volpe National Transportation System Center.Sep 13
  555. 555555S Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting a review of standards employed by public utility operators when restoring municipal street surfaces after performing excavations.Sep 13
  556. 556556S Communication was received from Paul J. Macdonald, Leavitt & Peirce, transmitting concern about the political and social atmosphere regarding tobacco.Sep 13
  557. 557557S Communication was received from the Friends of Putnam Park, requesting the City to finance a new greenspace that will recreate the essence of Putnam Park on land owned by the city and adjacent to the King School on Kinnaird Street.Sep 13
  558. 558558S Communication was received from Roy Bercaw, Editor, Enough Room, regarding comments in the Cambridge TAB relative to "Fowl Play at CCTV."Sep 13
  559. 559559S Urge the DEP to require a motor boat ramp at Broad Canal as part of the License Application of Cambridge Research Park LLC. Councillor Davis Order #2Sep 13
  560. 560560S Extend the IPOP for six months. Councillor Davis Order #4Sep 13
  561. 561561S Take the necessary steps to make the language of the Cambridge Municipal Code gender neutral. Councillors Triantafillou and Davis Order #15Sep 13
  562. 562562S Cancel the November 8, 1999 City Council meeting. Councillors Born, Davis, Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Reeves, Russell, Sullivan and Toomey Order #34Sep 13
  563. 563563S Committee Report from Councillor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Housing and Community Development Committee, for a hearing held on July 28, 1999, for the purpose of providing information to the City Council with regard to the criteria for granting variances for dormers.Sep 13
  564. 564564S Committee Report from Councillor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Housing and Community Development Committee, for a hearing held on September 8, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the status of Fresh Pond Apartments, the owner's current plans to prepay his HUD-assisted mortgage and the City's role in maintaining affordability of these units.Sep 13
  565. 565565S Notification from Jack Miano, Environmental Engineer, Bureau of Waste Site Clean-up and Patricia M. Donahue, Chief, Compliance Branch, Bureau of Waste Site Clean-up, relative to W.R.Grace, Airborne Asbestos Management & Monitoring Plan comments.Sep 13
  566. 566566S Copy of a letter of apology to the Jewish community for scheduling the annual River Festival on a date that conflicts with the observance of Rosh Hashanah.Sep 13
  567. 567567S Communication was received from the family of Emily E. LeBlanc, transmitting deep thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf.Sep 13
  568. 568568S Special Meeting Notice for City Council meeting to be held on Monday, September 27, 1999 at 4:30 PM.Sep 27
  569. 569569S Suspend the rules to place on the ballot a binding question regarding a home rule proposal for rent control. Councillor Triantafillou Order #1Sep 27
  570. 570Request CCTV to appear at the next regular City Council meeting to explain and/or discuss the obscene and pornographic material being aired during the daytime. Calendar Item #3Oct 4
  571. 571Awaiting Report Item Numbers 99-105 and 99-116, regarding the incident reported by Lawrence Adkins.Oct 4
  572. 572Awaiting Report Item Number 99-110, regarding a report on other crosswalk patterns that are more "eye catching."Oct 4
  573. 573Awaiting Report Item Number 99-119, regarding a report on the removal of the crossing guard from the intersection of Putnam Avenue and Pearl Street.Oct 4
  574. 574A communication was received from Claire Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting an order voted on by the School Committee relative to the student who was hit by a car last week in front of the high school.Oct 4
  575. 575Communication was received from Deborah W. Kirchwey, urging the City Council to reconsider the new procedure relative to public comment.Oct 4
  576. 576Communication was received from Ralph Schloming, Small Property Owners Association, transmitting objection to certification of signatures on a ballot question petition.Oct 4
  577. 577Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting concern relative to military aircraft in the Cambridge area.Oct 4
  578. 578Communications were received from David Hoicka, Law Office of David Hoicka, P.C., enclosing a brief summary of issues relating to the Rent Control Initiative Petition.Oct 4
  579. 579Communications were received from David Hoicka, Law Office of David Hoicka, P.C., enclosing a complaint and challenge to voter(s) incorrectly registered on the voter lists on file with the City of Cambridge Election Commission.Oct 4
  580. 580Communications were received from David Hoicka, Law Office of David Hoicka, P.C., enclosing a request for reconsideration and challenge by Hatch Sterrett, regarding currently unapproved voter signatures to the Initiative Petition to Regulate Residential Rents and Evictions.Oct 4
  581. 581581S Communications were received from David Hoicka, Law Office of David Hoicka, P.C., requesting signature credit of approved signatures, being uncounted on signature sheets for the Initiative Petition to Regulate Residential Rents and EvictionsOct 4
  582. 582582S Communications were received from Ellen Al-Weqayan, Resident, Jeffrey M. Feuer, Attorney, Goldstein and Feuer, transmitting objection to failure to certify local ballot initiative petition.Oct 4
  583. 583583S Communication was received from the Association of Cambridge Neighborhoods relative to a letter to Inspectional Service Department requesting revocation of the 1090 car garage building permit because of failure to obtain a required IPOP special permit beforehand.Oct 4
  584. 584584S Communication was received from Dr. Gerburg Wulf, enclosing a petition from parents and neighbors of the Hancock Street playground requesting action and prohibition of truck traffic on Hancock Street.Oct 4
  585. 585585S Communication was received from North Cambridge Catholic High School, transmitting a press release to the Chronicle relative to concern about the proposed North Massachusetts Avenue redesign.Oct 4
  586. 586586S Communication was received from Congressman Michael E. Capuano, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council relative to the proposed cuts to housing programs in the year's Veteran's Affairs, Housing and Urban Development appropriations bill.Oct 4
  587. 587587S Communication was received from Congressman Michael E. Capuano, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council relative to the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) and financial services modernization.Oct 4
  588. 588588S Communication was received from Congressman Barney Frank, acknowledging receipt of the resolution adopted by the City Council relative to the effect on CRA of HR 10Oct 4
  589. 589589S Communication was received from Roy Bercaw, relative to censorship of CCTV.Oct 4
  590. 590590S Support efforts to increase public awareness regarding recalled products. Mayor Duehay Order #1Oct 4
  591. 591591S Cancel the November 29, 1999 City Council meeting due to the annual meeting of the National League of Cities. Mayor Duehay Order #3Oct 4
  592. 592592S That the Rules Committee set a date for review of the temporary City Council rules. Councillor Born Order #4Oct 4
  593. 593593S Invite Robert Curley and Daniel Moniz to the October 18, 1999 City Council meeting for a 5:00 PM presentation on a safety program for children. Councillor Toomey Order #8Oct 4
  594. 594594S Refer to the Environment Committee for analysis and discussion material regarding a proposal to alleviate cigarette littering. Councillor Born Order #13Oct 4
  595. 595595S Request a response/explanation from the President and Fellows of Harvard College regarding previously adopted orders and resolutions. Councillor Sullivan Order #17Oct 4
  596. 596596S Communication was received from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, transmitting an updated chart of all pending zoning petitions before the City Council.Oct 4
  597. 597597S Communication was received from the Board of Election Commissioners transmitting a copy of the Objection to Certification of Signatures on Initiative Petition.Oct 4
  598. 598598S Communication was received from the Board of Election Commissioners relative to the Certification of Initiative Petition.Oct 4
  599. 599599S Communication was received from Mayor Francis Duehay, transmitting a notification from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, Cable Television Division, of a hearing concerning MediaOne's basic tier rates to be held on October 27, 1999.Oct 4
  600. 600600S Awaiting Report #99-120 on implementing a policy to allow City employees an additional 4-hours of time off per year to be screened for cancer.Oct 18
  601. 601601S Awaiting Report #99-125 on the timeline for instituting traffic calming measures in the vicinity of the high school.Oct 18
  602. 602602S Awaiting Report #99-123 on the North Massachusetts Avenue project.Oct 18
  603. 603603S Awaiting Report #99-126 on pursuing a new grocery store for the Barsamian site.Oct 18
  604. 604604S Communication was received from Mark E. Reynolds, Acting Commissioner, Division of Medical Assistance, Executive Office of Health and Human Services, responding to the resolution regarding the affordability of prescription drug coverage for seniors.Oct 18
  605. 605605S Communication was received from Ralph J. Burns, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his grandfather, John J. Burns.Oct 18
  606. 606606S Communication was received from Stash Horowitz and Elie Yarden, Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative, transmitting an update on CNI scoping requests for new IPOP traffic study for 784 Memorial Drive.Oct 18
  607. 607607S Communication was received from Mrs. Carol DeLuca and family, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Anthony Robert DeLuca.Oct 18
  608. 608608S Communication was received from Susan Peck, President and Albert S. Rex, Executive Director, Boston Preservation Alliance, regarding the historic designation for Harvard Square.Oct 18
  609. 609609S Communication was received from John K. Grady transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his mother.Oct 18
  610. 610610S Communication was received from James M. Williamson, regarding the expiration of the 10-year "in lieu of tax" payment agreement with the City of Cambridge and Harvard University.Oct 18
  611. 611611S Move to executive session to discuss pending litigation and resume enforcement of the truck ban. Councillor Born Order #3Oct 18
  612. 612612S Committee Report from Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves, Chair of the Human Services and Youth Committee, for a meeting held on, September 28, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the extended day pilot program at the Harrington School.Oct 18
  613. 613613S Communication was received from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting a letter from Harold Hubschman, Chairman, Massachusetts Internet Service Providers Coalition, regarding open access to the Internet.Oct 18
  614. 614614S Communication was received from Vice Mayor Anthony Galluccio, enclosing copies of letters sent to Mr. Dan Wuenschel regarding the condition of the state units at Jefferson Park.Oct 18
  615. 615615S Communication was received from Vice Mayor Anthony Galluccio to Bob Healy regarding opposition to the North Massachusetts Avenue sewer separation and surface enhancements.Oct 18
  616. 616616S City Council Roundtable on Affordable Housing.Oct 25
  617. 617617S Televise the December 7, 1999 Civil and Human Rights Committee hearing. Councillor Triantafillou Order #6Nov 1
  618. 618618S Communication was received from Carl F. Barron, Central Square Business Association, relative to the Cambridge Library Site Selection.Nov 1
  619. 619619S Communication was received from Ken Sharp, transmitting concern relative to a newspaper article in the Los Angeles Times entitled "Crash Course for Adults Accelerates Safety on the Roads," and the role stout wood poles play in such traffic accidents.Nov 1
  620. 620620S Communication was received from Juliana S. Popper, transmitting concern relative to the "no bicycles on sidewalks" law in Cambridge.Nov 1
  621. 621621S Communication was received from Robert L. Wise, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his mother Pearl K. Wise.Nov 1
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  634. 634634S Communication was received from R. Philip Dowds, AIA, transmitting concern relative to the new rules for Planning Board meetings.—
  635. 635635S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-127, regarding a report on the security of the construction site at the Fitzgerald School.Nov 15
  636. 636636S Awaiting Report Item Number 99-126, regarding a report on the status of the Barsamian site.Nov 15
  637. 637637S Communication was received from Charlie and Helen Taylor, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution of congratulations adopted by the City Council on the occasion of their Fiftieth Wedding AnniversaryNov 15
  638. 638638S Communication was received from Margaret DeMott, transmitting deep thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Father Mortimer A. Ferrick.Nov 15
  639. 639639S Communication was received from Reverend J. Bryan Hehir, Professor of the Practice In Religion and Society, Harvard University Divinity School, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his appointment as the Chair of the Executive Committee.Nov 15
  640. 640640S Communication was received from Carole A. Mansoor, transmitting concern relative to the park lights at Hancock Park between 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.Nov 15
  641. 641641S Communication was received from Margaret H. Marshall, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution of congratulations adopted by the City Council on the occasion of her appointment as Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court.Nov 15
  642. 642642S Communication was received from Marc DeCourcey, Executive Director, Massachusetts Coalition for Competitive Phone Service, relative to the MediaOne/AT&T Merger.Nov 15
  643. 643643S Communication was received from the Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative (CNI), transmitting a summary of some concerns and issues from the October 20, 1999 meeting between 784 Memorial Drive LLC and the CNI Co-Chairs, on the new alternative proposal.Nov 15
  644. 644644S Communication was received from Megan Brook, transmitting concern relative to the Squirrel Brand lots.Nov 15
  645. 645645S Communication was received from Sally C. Dinan, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband, John J. Dinan, Jr.Nov 15
  646. 646646S Communication was received from Congressman John W. Olver, House of Representatives, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding legislation affecting social security disability insurance.Nov 15
  647. 647647S Communication was received from Ingar Palmlund, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council relative to the expression of concern for losses in the fire on 124 Oxford Street.Nov 15
  648. 648648S Committee Report from Councillor Katherine Triantafillou, Chair of the Health and Hospital Committee, for a hearing held on October 4, 1999, for the purpose of receiving a status report and update on domestic violence in Cambridge from the Domestic Violence Free Zone (DVFZ) Core Group.Nov 15
  649. 649649S Communication was received from Vice Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio, transmitting a letter from Thomas J. Curry, Commissioner of Banks, acknowledging a letter of concern regarding the proposed closing of a branch office of US Trust Bank.Nov 15
  650. 650650S Support the Cambridge School Committee in "Cambridge Operation Recognition" which is a program by the Massachusetts Department of Veterans' Services to award diplomas to veterans who left school during the 1940's to serve their country. Mayor Duehay Order #1Nov 15
  651. 651651S Cancel the December 27, 1999 City Council meeting. Councillor Toomey Order #2Nov 15
  652. 652652S City Manager's decision on the request to transfer the Cambridge cable television system from MediaOne to AT&TNov 15
  653. 653653S Communication was received from Aram Hollman, transmitting a letter sent to Secretary Robert Duran of Environmental Affairs, relative to the MDC's renewal of parking lot permit for wetlands adjacent to Arthur D. Little.Nov 15
  654. 654654S Decision in the W.R. Grace case.Dec 6
  655. 655655S The final Landmark Designation Study Report for the Third Congregational Church, 101 Third Street.Dec 6
  656. 656656S Communication was received from the family of Carmine M. Barresi, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf.Dec 6
  657. 657657S Communication was received from the family of Paul J. Ployer, transmitting a special thank you for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his behalf.Dec 6
  658. 658658S Communication was received from Dorothy J. McCann and family, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of David F. Southwick.Dec 6
  659. 659659S Communication was received from the Barros family, transmitting deep thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Mary Santos.Dec 6
  660. 660660S Communication was received from Jeanne A. Kelly, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Daniel J. Kelly.Dec 6
  661. 661661S Communication was received from Mary Trifone, Olga DiVecchia, Peter, Tony and Guido Greco, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Carmine Greco Barresi.Dec 6
  662. 662662S Communication was received from Thomas J. Curry, Commissioner of Banks, transmitting acknowledgement of the resolution and a response regarding the proposed closing of the US Trust Bank at 141 Portland Street.Dec 6
  663. 663663S Communication was received from Kevin Tarpley, Alderman, City of Somerville, transmitting notification of a regional conference to discuss a strategy to get state and federal assistance with reconstructing our sewer systems on December 10, 1999 at the Somerville High School.Dec 6
  664. 664664S Communication was received from Jonathan Allan Soros, transmitting comments on the practices of the Cambridge Public Works Department relative to monthly street cleaning.Dec 6
  665. 665665S Communication was received from Luise Phipps, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution of congratulations adopted by the City Council on the birth of her twin grandchildren.Dec 6
  666. 666666S Communication was received from Associate Justice Judy Cowin, Supreme Judicial Court, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council congratulating her on her recent appointment.Dec 6
  667. 667667S Communication was received from David Hoicka, Esq., relative to the late-night Planning Board meeting on the Central Square Holmes Proposal.Dec 6
  668. 668668S Committee Report from Councillor Michael Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a hearing held on November 22, 1999 for the purpose of receiving an update from the City Manager on the matter of whether the City should accept the provisions of Chapter 32, Sections 90A, 90C and 90D.Dec 6
  669. 669669S Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting thanks and appreciation from the School Committee for the resolution approving the funding recommended by the City Manager for the acquisition and installation of school zone flashing signals at each of the elementary schools.Dec 6
  670. 670670S Approval of sub-leases to finalize the Neville-Manor Project.Dec 13
  671. 671671S Communication was received from Cambridge Immigrant Voting Rights Campaign relative to seeking the right for immigrants who are not citizens to vote in School Committee elections. Meeting held December 13, 1999. Order Adopted.Dec 13
  672. 672672S Communication was received from Luise Phipps transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council.Dec 13
  673. 673673S Communication was received from David L. Veator, General Counsel, Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation transmitting acknowledgement of resolution received regarding the John Hancock Insurance Company.Dec 13
  674. 674674S Committee Report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Rules Committee, for a meeting held on November 16, 1999 for the purpose of receiving public comment regarding the temporary rules changes adopted on June 21, 1999, effective July 1, 1999 through December 31, 1999.Dec 13
  675. 675675S Communication was received from Mayor Francis Duehay, transmitting a letter from Hans Nilsson, R&D AstraZeneca relative to the restructuring of its worldwide research and development operations in Cambridge and Worcester.Dec 13
  676. 676676S Communication was received from Vice Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio, transmitting a letter to Tim Murnane, Manager of Government Affairs, Media One, relative to concern on the recent rate increases.Dec 13
  677. 677677S Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, transmitting a memo from the Board of Election Commissioners, certifying the elected Cambridge City Council and the Cambridge School Committee on Tuesday, November 2, 1999 to hold office for the term of two years from the first Monday in January, 2000.Dec 13
  678. 678678S All items pending before the City Council and not acted upon the end of the 1999 Legislative Session be placed in the files of the City Clerk without prejudice. Mayor Duehay Order #1Dec 20
  679. 679679S Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen of July 27, 1998 regarding a report on the current status of state funding to the schools and what steps will be taken to remedy any deficiencies within the School Department Special Education Services. Calendar Item #1 Placed on File pursuant to Order #1 of December 20, 1999.Dec 20
  680. 680680S Change to Rule 26 regarding the consolidation of the City Council Committees and the description revision of the Committee functions. Calendar Item #6Dec 20
  681. 681681S Amendments to the Temporary Rules proposed by the rule changes from the joint council/staff task force. Calendar Item #7Dec 20
  682. 682682S Announcement from the Secretary of Education that the Cambridge Community Learning Center has been selected to receive one of ten 1998-1999 Secretary's Awards for Outstanding Adult Education and Literacy Programs.Dec 20
  683. 683683S Requesting the City Council to move to Executive Session to receive a report relative to the truck ban.Dec 20
  684. 684684S Communication was received from Claire Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting concern by the School Committee members to pay careful attention to the redesign of streets and sidewalks stretching from Rindge Avenue between Jefferson Park and Sherman Street to ensure the safety of students traveling to the Fitzgerald School building.Dec 20
  685. 685685S Communication was received from R. Philip Dowds, AIA, relative to special permits hearings and deliberations.Dec 20
  686. 686686S Communication was received from Aurore Eaton, Executive Director, The Cambridge Historical Society, requesting support for the publication of a self-guided walking tour map of American Revolution sites in Cambridge.Dec 20
  687. 687687S Communication was received from Ann Lynch, transmitting concern regarding the white geese's nesting area at Boston University.Dec 20
  688. 688688S Communication was received from Lisa Gould, relative to the proposed median strip removal in the North Massachusetts Avenue redesign.Dec 20
  689. 689689S Communication was received from James M. Williamson, relative to the two-minute public comment rule for the City Council meeting.Dec 20
  690. 690690S Sponsor a ceremony in connection with the transmission to the United States Government of the results of the nuclear non-proliferation ballot question. Councillor Born Order #4Dec 20
  691. 691691S Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a hearing held on December 8, 1999 for the purpose of continuing discussion of proposed amendments to the Plan E Charter to enable the City Council to appoint the Planning Board.Dec 20
  692. 692692S Communication was received from Vice Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio, transmitting a letter from Recreation Development, Inc. relative to ways to recreate pool space into creative family aquatic centers.Dec 20
  693. 693693S Communication was received from Councillor Katherine Triantafillou, transmitting her best wishes to all City employees and the newly elected City Council, a healthy and happy New Year.Dec 20
  694. 694694S Committee Report from Councillor Katherine Triantafillou, Chair of the Civil and Human Rights Committee, for a hearing held on December 14, 1999 for the purpose of considering whether the ordinance and procedures of the Cambridge Police Review and Advisory Board should be changed to increase its effectiveness.Dec 20
  695. 695695S Communication was received from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting a response and recommendations to issues raised at the City Council's roundtable discussion on homelessness in the City of Cambridge.Dec 20
  696. 696696S Communication was received from Councillor Sheila Russell, transmitting information regarding issues pertaining to the Elder Affairs Committee.Dec 20
  697. 697697S An agreement between the City of Galway, Republic of Ireland and the City of Cambridge in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, United States of America.Dec 20

City Manager Requests

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  1. 11CM Replace or repair the chairs in the audience portion of the Sullivan Chamber. Councillor Russell Order #1 scanJan 11
  2. 22CM Purchase additional devices that display motor vehicle rate of speed. Councillor Russell Order #2 scanJan 11
  3. 33CM Report on whether Cambridge should have a member on the Community Advisory Committee at Massport regarding runway expansion and flight paths. Councillor Davis Order #34 scanJan 11
  4. 44CM Plans to install docks on the Charles River with a view to taxi service and will these boats obey the Charles River speed limit. Councillor Davis Order#35 scanJan 11
  5. 55CM Report on the current staffing levels on the nighttime building maintenance crew. Councillor Sullivan Order #38 scanJan 11
  6. 66CM Report on the history of the vacant land at 210 Broadway and the feasibility of taking by eminent this property and the “Squirrel Brand” property. Councillor Triantafillou Order #40 scanJan 11
  7. 77CM Replace the flag at the Gold Star Mother’s Park on Gore Street. Councillor Toomey Order #52 scanJan 11
  8. 88CM Forward information on the Painters Apprentice Program to the appropriate departments. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #56 scanJan 11
  9. 99CM Report on the efforts to reduce recent rent increases at Walden Square. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #57 scanJan 11
  10. 1010CM Report on efforts or inquiries made to consider the purchase of Walden Square Apartments. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #58 scanJan 11
  11. 1111CM Report on the number of students who are housed by the institutions. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #59 scanJan 11
  12. 1212CM Clean up the railroad property located at Holworthy and Belmont Streets and send the bill for services rendered. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #60 scanJan 11
  13. 1313CM Report on the bicycle courier regulations. Councillor Davis Order #62 scanJan 11
  14. 1414CM Develop a policy which would make it possible for long term Cambridge residents to purchase a grave at the Cambridge Cemetery if they left the City due to illness or their inability to live independently. Councillor Russell Order #66 scanJan 11
  15. 1515CM Report on what steps are being taken to address the upsurge in drug related activities at the corner of Pine and Washington Streets and on Bishop Allen Drive. Councillor Born Order #69 scanJan 11
  16. 1616CM Report on what recourse the City would have in an accident similar to the recent Boston bicycle accident. Councillor Born Order #70 scanJan 11
  17. 1717CM Report on what steps are being taken to compensate property owners who have incurred damage to the buildings and water system and equipment due to the reconstruction of Cambridge Street. Councillor Born Order #72 scanJan 11
  18. 1818CM Provide copies of all employment, personal services or other contracts between the City and persons serving as Administrators/Attorneys for the City. Councillor Reeves Order #75 scanJan 11
  19. 1919CM Report on street lighting near and around 411 Franklin Street. Councillor Reeves Order #77 scanJan 11
  20. 2020CM Report on why Cambridge did not participate in the First Night Celebration in Boston. Councillor Reeves Order #79 scanJan 11
  21. 2121CM Report from the management of Huron Towers regarding the operation of their elevators. Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Triantafillou and Toomey Order #89 scanJan 11
  22. 2222CM Report on existing space and food for the homeless. Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou and Toomey Order #90 scanJan 11
  23. 2323CM Report on the status regarding the Planning Board meetings being stenographically recorded. Councillor Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Toomey Order #91 scanJan 11
  24. 2424CM Report on how much money is being spent on legal representation for all the female litigants who have filed suit against the City since June 1998. Councillor Reeves, Mayor Duehay, Councillor Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Toomey Order #92 scanJan 11
  25. 2525CM Report on the replacement of the bus shelter at Erie Street and Brookline Street. Councillor Davis Order #63 scanJan 11
  26. 2626CM Report on what plans are being made to increase the number of bus shelters in the City and include a cost analysis of price per shelter and who bears the cost. Councillor Born Order #71 scanJan 11
  27. 2727CM Report on the status of the old Kendall Square Fire House. [handwritten:] –See Sundries 1999 #101 for Awaiting Report Response. See Highways 2000 #7 for Finance Committee Report & Disposition Order Councillor Sullivan Order #76 scanJan 11
  28. 2828CM Post the front door of City Hall that the back entrance is open during evening meetings. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanJan 25
  29. 2929CM Clean the area and cut the shrubbery around the Michael T. Guzzetti, Jr. memorial at the corner of Fresh Pond Parkway and Huron Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #22 scanJan 25
  30. 3030CM Confer with Media one regarding their future plans for a Food Channel. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #23 scanJan 25
  31. 3131CM Report on a referral list of "fix it" or "handy person" who are available to do small projects for senior citizens. Councillor Reeves Order #33 scanJan 25
  32. 3232CM Report on the particulars of the new Boston effort and an analysis of whether Cambridge is currently assisting middle income person with their housing needs and would be the Boston approach be useful in Cambridge? Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanJan 25
  33. 3333CM Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department to work with St. Paul A.M.E. Church regarding parking for the 1999 New England Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Councillor Reeves Order #39 scanJan 25
  34. 3434CM Report on the relocating of the methadone clinic to the East Cambridge Health Clinic. Councillor Toomey Order #41 scanJan 25
  35. 3535CM Contact the Volpe Transportation Center in regards to having all Planning Board meetings held in their auditorium. Councillor Toomey Order #50 scanJan 25
  36. 3636CM Report on the operational status of traffic signals at Third and Cambridge, Third and Charles, Sixth and Gore and Sixth and Cambridge Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #52 scanJan 25
  37. 3737CM Report on the January 25th closing of City Foods in Central Square. Councillors Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Davis, Triantafillou, Born, Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Toomey scanJan 25
  38. 3838CM Report on the proposed University Park housing will it include affordable low and moderate units. Councillor Davis Order #8 scanFeb 1
  39. 3939CM Insure that the City of Cambridge maintains and shovels its own sidewalks during snow and ice storms. Councillor Sullivan Calendar Item #7 scanFeb 1
  40. 4040CM Increase public relations regarding the Cambridge Scholarship Program and additional dollar contributions and create a complimentary loan fund. Councillor Reeves Calendar Item #8 scanFeb 1
  41. 4141CM Report on the feasibility of restoring the Board of Aldermen's Chamber and possible plans for the relocation of the City offices now occupying that space. Councillor Born Calendar Item #9 scanFeb 1
  42. 4242CM Report on the ongoing discussions on the possibility of acquiring the Clifford Merriman Post Office and the Cambridge Family Y buildings. Councillor Born Calendar Item #10 scanFeb 1
  43. 4343CM Report on the City's procedure for removing snow from the sidewalks abutting the Central Square Shell Station. Councillor Born Calendar Item #11 scanFeb 1
  44. 4444CM Assign a staff position to spearhead opposition in the creation of new area code for Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Calendar Item #12 scanFeb 1
  45. 4545CM Set up a neighborhood meeting to consider traffic issues along Putnam Avenue and present proposals to help alleviate traffic congestion along Putnam Avenue and other cut-through streets in Cambridgeport. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Davis Order #10 scanFeb 1
  46. 4646CM Fix the lights in the Cambridge Common, particularly along the path that leads past the Irish Famine memorial. Councillor Reeves Order #8 scanFeb 1
  47. 4747CM Fix the streetlights on Green Street, between Pearl and Brookline Streets. Councillor Reeves Order #9 scanFeb 1
  48. 4848CM FAILED OF ADOPTION. 4-4-1. Draft a home rule petition giving Cambridge residents aged sixteen and seventeen the right to vote in City Council and School Committee elections. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Mayor Duehay Order #11 scanFeb 1
  49. 4949CM Notify households in writing regarding the proposed changes in the backyard development portion of the Citywide Growth Management Advisory Committee in language that is understandable to the average citizen. Councillors Russell and Sullivan Order #16 scanFeb 1
  50. 5050CM FAILED OF ADOPTION. 3-5-1. What is the benefit to the citizens of Cambridge by the extension of the Deputy City Manager's contract? Councillor Reeves Order #6 scanFeb 1
  51. 5151CM Provide an update on Norberg Wholesale Florist and the shade tree problem. Councillor Russell Order #27 scanFeb 1
  52. 5252CM Engage a consultant to structure a settlement with the owners of 929 House. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanFeb 1
  53. 5353CM Contact Dance Umbrella to see how the City can assist them to continue as a Cambridge-based dance organization. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanFeb 1
  54. 5454CM Report on what action the Police department is taking to execute outstanding criminal warrants. Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanFeb 1
  55. 5555CM Direct appropriate departments to work with the Cambridge Food Co-op to facilitate food delivery to the senior and general population in and around Central Square. Councillors Russell, Davis and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #42 scanFeb 1
  56. 5656CM The Community Development Department make itself available to the residents of the neighborhood which is the subject of the Jelley petition. Councillor Reeves and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #43 scanFeb 1
  57. 5757CM Appoint an ombudsperson to work with residents, businesses and contractors during the North Massachusetts Avenue sewer and roadway reconstruction. Mayor Duehay and Councillor Triantafillou Order #2 scanFeb 8
  58. 5858CM Report on what options exist for the City's pension fund to pay a higher rate of interest on retirement accounts. Councillor Triantafillou Order #4 scanFeb 8
  59. 5959CM Report on the issue of morale in each department, on what procedures are working and what procedures are not working and what steps the City can take to correct the procedures which are not working. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanFeb 8
  60. 6060CM Report on the City's safety mechanism regarding the dumping of the waste from the sewer cleanup truck and the storage of this waste. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanFeb 8
  61. 6161CM All City departments cooperate with the North Cambridge Crime Task Force's National Night Out on August 3, 1999. Councillors Sullivan and Russell Order #7 scanFeb 8
  62. 6262CM Report on the decrease of two Cambridge parking spaces on the Somerville side of Willow and Cambridge Streets. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanFeb 8
  63. 6363CM Form a multi-disciplinary Housing Rapid Response Team that can respond quickly to tenant groups or individuals who are being displaced from their homes. Councillors Triantafillou and Reeves Order #17 scanFeb 8
  64. 6464CM Report on suggestions from Rozann Kraus regarding traffic safety issues. Councillor Davis Order#20 scanFeb 8
  65. 6565CM Report regarding the property ownership issues raised by the Regent Street neighbors at 50 and 57 Regent Street. Councillor Born Order #21 scanFeb 8
  66. 6666CM Organize an awards program for landlords, developers, tenants and advocates who have made noteworthy efforts to preserve and expand affordable housing units. Councillor Reeves Order #24 scanFeb 8
  67. 6767CM Review the lighting situation along Franklin Street particularly in front of 411 Franklin Street. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanFeb 8
  68. 6868CM Report on taking by eminent domain the property known as 929 House. Councillor Triantafillou, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Toomey, Russell, Reeves, Sullivan, Born and Davis Order #40 scanFeb 8
  69. 6969CM Support the efforts of the Maynard School parents and children to obtain increased public library access in Area Four. Vice Mayor Galluccio Calendar Item #3 scanFeb 8
  70. 7070CM Report on the variety of options of either an ordinance amendment or a policy change that would require a certain percentage of revenue from new construction go directly towards the purchase of open or recreational space in the neighborhood in which the new construction takes place. Vice Mayor Galluccio Calendar Item #16 scanFeb 8
  71. 7171CM Enforcement of "Crosswalk Behavior" a priority for the police department. Councillors Russell and Davis Calendar Item #6 scanFeb 22
  72. 7272CM Provide a copy of the Deputy City Manager's contract. Councillor Reeves Calendar Item #7 scanFeb 22
  73. 7373CM Report on what measures are being taken to provide our retirees with all pertinent information regarding their health care coverage, especially prescription coverage. Councillors Russell and Born Order #2 scanFeb 22
  74. 7474CM Report on the amount of free cash spent this fiscal year and last fiscal year and a break down of what these funds were spent on. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanFeb 22
  75. 7575CM Assist the North Cambridge Crime Task Force's National Night Out Against Crime being held on Tuesday, August 3, 1999 with funding. Councillors Sullivan and Russell Order #5 scanFeb 22
  76. 7676CM Review the funding level of program monies in the Community Schools to ensure equitable distribution of resources throughout the City. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanFeb 22
  77. 7777CM Contact Massport and request a public hearing/meeting regarding the expansion of Runway 14/32. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanFeb 22
  78. 7878CM Report on the impact on Cambridge regarding Governor Cellucci's proposed FY 2000 State Budget and compare with previous years' budget. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #32 scanFeb 22
  79. 7979CM Report on the impact that Educational Reform Act on educational funding to Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #33 scanFeb 22
  80. 8080CM Report on the progress on community bulletin boards, especially at Alberico Park. Councillor Davis Order #46 scanFeb 22
  81. 8181CM Report on response made to increase the need of women requiring childcare of all kinds for their children. Councillor Davis Order #47 scanFeb 22
  82. 8282CM Remind the Department of Public Works employees to return barrels and bins to the sidewalk without causing obstructions. Councillor Davis Order #49 scanFeb 22
  83. 8383CM Assign appropriate City staff to conduct a community-input process on the purposed change of use of Donnelly Field. Councillor Toomey Order #54 scanFeb 22
  84. 8484CM Increase compliance with the state law that bicyclists are required to ride with a front headlight at night. Councillor Davis Order #65 scanFeb 22
  85. 8585CM Request that the City's web site include information about traffic laws and regulations. Councillor Davis Order #66 scanFeb 22
  86. 8686CM Take measures to prevent meter feeding at the metered parking along Massachusetts Avenue in North Cambridge. Councillor Born Order #72 scanFeb 22
  87. 8787CM Make modifications to the plans for the redesign of Massachusetts Avenue in North Cambridge to minimize the loss of business parking spaces. Councillor Born Order #73 scanFeb 22
  88. 8888CM Provide the City Councillors with a copy of the Cambridge Historical Commission publication: City Hall. Councillor Born Order #74 scanFeb 22
  89. 8989CM Remedy the narrow and dangerous sidewalk at the south side of Church Street between Palmer Street and Massachusetts Avenue in front of the Harvard Square Theater. Mayor Duehay Order #75 scanFeb 22
  90. 9090CM Report on the complaints about heat and other conditions at 18 Ware Street. Councillor Russell Order #90 scanFeb 22
  91. 9191CM Report on why the City allows recycling contractor to staff trucks with one person to drive and throw rubbish and whether other cities, towns allow one-person recycling trucks and why recycling is not done by Department of Public Works employees. Councillor Born Order #92 scanFeb 22
  92. 9292CM Repair the obstruction on Cambridge Street in the area of Camelia Avenue and review any other problems in that area that have been damaged by the Cambridge Street construction project. Councillor Sullivan Order #93 scanFeb 22
  93. 9393CM Host a briefing session by March 3rd for Councillors attending the National League of Cities. Mayor Duehay Order #7 scanMar 1
  94. 9494CM Inform the City Council whether the City and/or the School Department's Cable TV Channels could be connected with Harvard University's Cable TV Channel. Mayor Duehay Order #8 scanMar 1
  95. 9595CM Increase in vandalism in the area of the Cambridge Common and throughout the City. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanMar 1
  96. 9696CM Report on the possibility of whether it would be beneficial to Cambridge to purchase land in adjacent communities to build affordable housing for low and moderate income people. Councillor Russell Order #10 scanMar 1
  97. 9797CM Provide a plan to respond to the concerns of pedestrians who responded to the Traffic and Transportation survey. Councillor Davis Order #21 scanMar 1
  98. 9898CM Confer with the Walden Square gardeners to help them solve their water supply problem for their community garden. Councillor Russell Order #19 scanMar 1
  99. 9999CM Report on whether Harvard University's affiliate housing property is classified as taxable or exempt property for purposes of real property taxation. Councillor Triantafillou Order #20 scanMar 1
  100. 100100CM Report on the status of the current negotiations with the Cambridge Teacher Association. Councillor Toomey Order #28 scanMar 1
  101. 101101CM Report on when up to date materials for the Zoning Ordinance will be available to the public. Councillor Davis Order #29 scanMar 1
  102. 102102CM Report on a plan to see that critical bus stops are cleared of snow. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanMar 1
  103. 103103CM Possibility of acquiring the property at 8 Bigelow Street by Eminent Domain or taking any other possible action of maintaining that building as permanent affordable housing. Councillor Triantafillou Order #36 scanMar 1
  104. 104104CM Provide additional technical assistance to the East Cambridge Planning Team regarding the ComEnergy project. Councillors Toomey, Russell and Mayor Duehay Order #38 scanMar 1
  105. 105105CM Return the crossing guard to the corner of Putnam and Pearl Street. Councillor Davis Order #31 scanMar 1
  106. 106106CM Report on the opening of the First Street connection to Monsignor O'Brien and McGrath Highways. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanMar 15
  107. 107107CM Look into the feasibility of acquiring property on the southwest corner of Binney and Third Streets and the unused property behind the Department of Transportation for the purpose of building a new police station. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanMar 15
  108. 108108CM Investigate the entity known as Cambridge Economic Development Corporation, which is the entity which was owed $2.5 million from the State's unpaid check fund to determine whether the City of Cambridge or a Cambridge based non-profit is entitled to these funds? Councillor Davis Order #6 scanMar 15
  109. 109109CM Fix the handicapped ramp at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Walden on the Walden Street side near Kentucky Fried Chicken. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanMar 15
  110. 110110CM Report on the enforcement of pay telephone ordinance at the corner of Fifth Street and Cambridge Street, Sciarappa Street and Spring Street and Third Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanMar 15
  111. 111111CM All City departments to cooperate with the organizers of the Second Annual Matignon High School Road Race on May 2, 1999. Councillor Toomey Order #18 scanMar 15
  112. 112112CM Report on what resources the City could employ to compile accounts of William Jones's first hand experience and knowledge of Cambridge History. Councillor Born Order #31 scanMar 15
  113. 113113CM Report on code violations at 18 Ware Street and set up a meeting at the building with tenants of the building, the owner, Wynn Management Company and City officials. Councillor Born Order#32 scanMar 15
  114. 114114CM Information on what regulations exist regarding the height and placement of fences. Councillor Born Order #33 scanMar 15
  115. 115115CM Report on the problems at Mass Foundry on Sidney Street. Councillor Russell Order #39 scanMar 15
  116. 116116CM Investigate and report back on the possibility of a home rule petition to landmark the interior of historical buildings. Councillor Russell Order #68 scanMar 15
  117. 117117CM Take all necessary steps to procure the appropriate parcels at the "Armory site" for the purpose of the construction of a West Cambridge Youth Center. Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #69 scanMar 15
  118. 118118CM Make materials from the March 13th growth management meeting available to all Councillors, including copies of slide presentation and make arrangements to videotape these presentations and broadcast them as a series on the municipal cable channel. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #70 scanMar 15
  119. 119119CM Would the Public Works and Recreation Departments like to organize events at the O'Neill Golf Course in connection with the Ryder Cup Tournament in September 1999? Mayor Duehay, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Triantafillou Order #71 scanMar 15
  120. 120120CM Direct the Historical Commission to develop an Historic Preservation Plan for the City of Cambridge. Mayor Duehay Order #4 scanMar 22
  121. 121121CM Forward a letter of thanks to Commissioner David Balfour of the MDC for limiting rugby playing at Magazine Beach. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanMar 22
  122. 122122CM Investigate and report on the City monitoring on the agreements made by USTrust in Area Four and any other such agreements to reach out to offer local people jobs. Councillor Davis Order #7 scanMar 22
  123. 123123CM Provide information for a Subcommittee on Housing and Community Development meeting to determine the housing impacts of Boston University and other institutions students housed in Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #8 scanMar 22
  124. 124124CM Report on the feasibility of using the City's fleet of vehicles to display instructive traffic safety messages. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanMar 22
  125. 125125CM Report on the feasibility of developing a program to pick up small amounts of construction debris for a fee. Councillor Davis Order #10 scanMar 22
  126. 126126CM Instruct the Cambridge Health Alliance to investigate how expensive prescription drugs can be conserved, not wasted. Councillor Davis Order #11 scanMar 22
  127. 127127CM Install automatic pedestrian activated crosswalks. Councillor Sullivan Order #17 scanMar 22
  128. 128128CM Appropriate City personnel to attend the public hearings scheduled for Wednesday, March 31, 1999 at 10:00 AM in Room A-1, State House, Boston to represent Cambridge in support of the HB #1049, #3358, #2184, #2582 and #2584. Councillor Davis Order #31 scanMar 22
  129. 129129CM Report on the status of the Basic 2 Cable Package and the availability of C-Span and the increase in price for this service. Councillor Toomey Order #33 scanMar 22
  130. 130130CM Submit to the City Council a copy of the legal opinion rendered by the City Solicitor regarding the COM Energy PUD at a meeting of March 16, 1999. Councillor Toomey Order #34 scanMar 22
  131. 131131CM Establish a safe and legal way to cross Massachusetts Avenue at or near Blanche Street as soon as possible and report back to the City Council. Councillors Sullivan and Born Order #37 scanMar 22
  132. 132132CM Provide the City Council with an update of the expansion of Logan Airport Runway 14/32. Councillor Davis Order #40 scanMar 22
  133. 133133CM Repair or replace the sidewalk in front of 1695 Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Reeves Order #41 scanMar 22
  134. 134134CM Determine whether extending the hours, collection and service of the Maynard School Library could satisfy the need for increased library services in Neighborhood 4. Mayor Duehay Order #45 scanMar 22
  135. 135135CM Report on the effectiveness and feasibility of crosswalk signals that indicates the number of seconds before pedestrians can cross. Councillor Russell Order #52 scanMar 22
  136. 136136CM Designate an appropriate site for a "dog run" in the eastern part of the City. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanMar 29
  137. 137137CM Report on the status of the planned renovations of the Russell Field recreational area. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #15 scanMar 29
  138. 138138CM Update on the work the Community Development Department is doing to assist tenants in the Walden Square Apartments and the potential purchase of Walden Square Apartments. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #16 scanMar 29
  139. 139139CM Provide an update on sidewalk bicycle enforcement. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanMar 29
  140. 140140CM Notify residents of the City of Cambridge that Street Cleaning commences on April 1, 1999. Councillor Davis Order #20 scanMar 29
  141. 141141CM Report on why City retirees reaching the age of 65 and becoming Medicare eligible are only being offered MEDEX Bronze instead of MEDEX Gold. Councillor Russell Order #24 scanMar 29
  142. 142142CM Report on the possibility of funding for a youth center professional for Fiscal 2000, prior to budget hearings. Councillor Reeves Order #26 scanMar 29
  143. 143143CM Review the possibility of more suitable physical accommodations for the Positive Edge Program. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanMar 29
  144. 144144CM Obtain video copies and any materials of the presentation made at the City of Boston's Youth Development Conference held on March 22-24, 1999 at Northeastern University. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanMar 29
  145. 145145CM Provide more attention to the landscaping of the island at the intersection of Chauncy and Garden Streets, which contains the memorial to the Spanish-American War Veterans. Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanMar 29
  146. 146146CM Determine the City Council and the popular support for a Millennium 2000 celebration. Councillor Reeves Order #33 scanMar 29
  147. 147147CM Report on whether current city ordinance exempting churches from the Noise Ordinance covers noise other than church bells, such as amplified music, which is causing late night disturbance in the Pine Street neighborhood. Councillor Born Order #37 scanMar 29
  148. 148148CM Negotiate with owner for the purchase of Squirrel Brand properties for a combination of open space and affordable housing and involve the Area 4 neighborhood residents. Councillor Born Order #38 scanMar 29
  149. 149149CM Report on the possibility of repaving little Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Born Order #39 scanMar 29
  150. 150150CM PLACED ON FILE. What plans does the City of Cambridge have for a Millennium 2000 celebration? Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanMar 29
  151. 151151CM Possibility of renovated school space that could be used by schools during the day and boards and commissions at night for meeting space. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanApr 5
  152. 152152CM Report on the repairs made to the handicapped ramp at Walden Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Councillors Davis and Russell Order #5 scanApr 5
  153. 153153CM Repave Bent Street. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanApr 5
  154. 154154CM Install a trash receptacle near the entrance of the Kennedy School tot lot on Spring Street. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanApr 5
  155. 155155CM Provide a zoning analysis of the Mahoney's site and the surrounding area. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanApr 5
  156. 156156CM Report on the efforts to control the water level from Alewife Brook. Councillor Davis Order #10 scanApr 5
  157. 157157CM Enforce the no nighttime truck ban on Putnam Avenue particularly in the morning hours. Councillor Davis Order #14 scanApr 5
  158. 158158CM Enforce the speed limit on Pleasant Street and Putnam Avenue and install traffic calming measures at this intersection. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanApr 5
  159. 159159CM Arrange for vehicle traffic counts on Sidney Street. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanApr 5
  160. 160160CM Report on the previous request to appoint a representative of the adult athletics to the Green Ribbon Open Space Committee. Councillor Toomey Order #17 scanApr 5
  161. 161161CM Report on the possibility of placing a warning sign in the vicinity of Huron Village similar to the sign at the Mariott Hotel on Broadway. Councillor Russell Order #30 scanApr 5
  162. 162162CM Develop a plan for responding to inappropriate behavior on the part of visitors to schools. Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanApr 5
  163. 163163CM Convene a meeting regarding the resources necessary to support an aftercare program for persons re-entering the community after a period of incarceration. Councillor Reeves Order #35 scanApr 5
  164. 164164CM Report on the conditions of the sale of Museum Towers apartment complex. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #50 scanApr 5
  165. 165165CM Complete the restoration of the 1934 fire truck in time for the year 2000 celebration. Mayor Duehay, Councillor Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #51 scanApr 5
  166. 166166CM Draft an ordinance regarding the theft of flowers in the Cambridge Cemetery. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #52 scanApr 5
  167. 167167CM Report on the connection between the Minuteman Bikeway to the Charles River through Watertown. Councillor Davis Order #2 scanApr 12
  168. 168168CM Report on the circumstances of the accident in which a tractor trailer accident overturned at Binney and Third Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanApr 12
  169. 169169CM Community Development to contact Mr. Wendell, owner of The Real Estate Café, to determine whether some sort of technical assistance could further the City's affordable housing goals. Councillor Triantafillou Order #9 scanApr 12
  170. 170170CM Improvements/renovations to the street, sidewalk and the park of Langdon Street. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Duehay Order #17 scanApr 12
  171. 171171CM Update on permanent traffic calming plans along Concord Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #22 scanApr 12
  172. 172172CM Report with an evaluation and plan for future use of the "yield" stanchions in crosswalks. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #23 scanApr 12
  173. 173173CM Produce data as to bicycle use and traffic congestion impact of the bike lane on Concord Avenue and review the feasibility of its removal. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #24 scanApr 12
  174. 174174CM Report with a date for a public meeting on the status of Donnelly Field. Councillor Toomey Order #25 scanApr 12
  175. 175175CM Provide the Auxiliary Firefighters with new uniforms and a new fire truck. Councillor Toomey Order #26 scanApr 12
  176. 176176CM Enter into negotiations with the owner of the empty lot at Cambridge Street and Columbia Street for open space. Councillor Toomey Order #28 scanApr 12
  177. 177177CM Report on whether the City has received or is intending to seek reimbursement for the cost of consultants from the party or parties who caused damage at the Mass Foundry Building. Councillors Born and Russell Order #30 scanApr 12
  178. 178178CM Report on who is bearing the costs of security measures associated with the visit of the Premier of China. Councillor Born Order #31 scanApr 12
  179. 179179CM Arrange for executive session at the April 26th City Council meeting regarding pending zoning issues. Councillor Born Order #32 scanApr 12
  180. 180180CM Policy of renting schools to religious groups for weekend services. Councillor Born Order #33 scanApr 12
  181. 181181CM Provide an update on plans for plantings at Baron Plaza. Councillor Reeves Order #35 scanApr 12
  182. 182182CM Provide an update on the status of future use of the Central Square Post Office. Councillor Reeves Order #36 scanApr 12
  183. 183183CM Any progress in the negotiations with the new owners of 929 House. Councillor Reeves Order #37 scanApr 12
  184. 184184CM Confer with the Peace Commission to inform the City Council and citizens what we may do to support efforts for peace in Yugoslavia. Councillor Reeves Order #38 scanApr 12
  185. 185185CM Request the Arts Council to review the work of Cambridge artist Melvin Robbins and organize an exhibition of his fine work. Councillor Reeves Order #39 scanApr 12
  186. 186186CM Respond to the previous Awaiting Report on providing additional technical assistance to the East Cambridge Planning Team concerning the ComEnergy project. Councillor Triantafillou Order #46 scanApr 12
  187. 187187CM Report on the major building project for the Cambridge YWCA and any other upcoming building projects. Councillor Davis Order #4 scanApr 26
  188. 188188CM Contact Media One for an explanation of their decision not to include Holy Saturday services in their Easter programming. Councillor Russell Order #5 scanApr 26
  189. 189189CM Contact MIT and request a status report on the repair and/or renovations of the La Crosse Field on Vassar Street. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #19 scanApr 26
  190. 190190CM Develop and implement a traffic-calming plan for Channing, Lowell, Sparks, Willard, Hawthorn, Ash, Lakeview, Fayerweather, Hilliard and Appleton Streets. Mayor Duehay Order #39 scanApr 26
  191. 191191CM Report on a loading zone approved by the Cambridge Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department in front of a Watertown business on Belmont Street. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #42 scanApr 26
  192. 192192CM Report on what preventative steps are being taken to secure the safety of our children in schools, in view of the tragic incident which took place in Littleton, Colorado. Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #49 scanApr 26
  193. 193193CM Ensure that there is ample counseling and support services for students at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Councillors Triantafillou, Russell and Sullivan Order #50 scanApr 26
  194. 194194CM Appoint an exploratory citizens' committee which will recommend a planning committee to celebrate the 225th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington, Concord and the Battle of Bunker Hill. Mayor Duehay Order #54 scanApr 26
  195. 195195CM Investigate the status of the payphones at Third and Cambridge Streets in the vicinity of 403 Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #55 scanApr 26
  196. 196196CM Take appropriate steps to assist homeowners and businesses in the removal of graffiti in East Cambridge along Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #56 scanApr 26
  197. 197197CM Reinstitute the blood pressure screening by the Public Health nurses in City Hall. Councillor Russell Order #60 scanApr 26
  198. 198198CM Prepare an ordinance that would limit solid fences to six feet in height. Councillor Davis Order #62 scanApr 26
  199. 199199CM Report on how commercial parking requirements related to current zoning do or do not support the city-wide goals of reducing congestion. Councillor Davis Order #63 scanApr 26
  200. 200200CM Hang banners to remind motorist and bicycle riders of the rules of the road as well as to increase pedestrian and bicyclists safety. Councillor Davis Order #65 scanApr 26
  201. 201201CM Remove the newsboxes located on the sidewalk at 2 Mount Auburn Street to allow pedestrian access to the pedestrian signal at this location. Councillor Davis Order #67 scanApr 26
  202. 202202CM Commemorate "Earth Day" with many acts large and small that protect and preserve the Earth for generations to come. Councillor Davis Order #68 scanApr 26
  203. 203203CM Continue negotiations with the MDC to secure that the City of Cambridge is responsible for the programming, capital improvements and maintenance of Magazine Beach. Councillor Davis Order #69 scanApr 26
  204. 204204CM Develop a plan to notify abutters and neighbors of temporary construction permits that decrease neighborhood resident parking. Councillor Davis Order #70 scanApr 26
  205. 205205CM Provide notices of BZA hearings that are "continued" at proposed construction sites to inform neighbors and abutters of these hearings. Councillor Davis Order #71 scanApr 26
  206. 206206CM Report on number of deaths and injuries to pedestrians and bicyclists in the last three years. Councillor Davis Order #72 scanApr 26
  207. 207207CM Institute a systematic plan to address the removal of trash from the vicinity of Pine Street, near Columbia and Harvard Streets. Councillor Reeves Order #79 scanApr 26
  208. 208208CM Repair the sidewalk in the vicinity of 209 Harvard Street. Councillor Reeves Order #81 scanApr 26
  209. 209209CM Confer with the new owners of "Putnam Park" to determine whether the new owners have any interest in working with the city to continue the use of the property as a neighborhood park. Mayor Duehay Order #85 scanApr 26
  210. 210210CM Review and update planning and traffic data which was used as a basis for the 1991 East Cambridge re-zoning and to provide a current basis for ongoing planning efforts in East Cambridge/Kendall Square neighborhood. Councillors Born, Toomey, Mayor Duehay, Councillors Triantafillou and Davis Order #93 scanApr 26
  211. 211211CM Prepare a "moratorium" zoning amendment for the PUD 3 area in East Cambridge similar to the North Cambridge at the "W.R. Grace site." Councillors Toomey and Born Order #94 scanApr 26
  212. 212212CM Prepare substitute language for the Born/Toomey zoning amendment. Councillors Born, Toomey, Triantafillou, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Davis Order #95 scanApr 26
  213. 213213CM Report on the demolition of the property located at 85 Windsor Street. Councillor Toomey Order #102 scanApr 26
  214. 214214CM Provide information regarding the proposed removal of two trees at Royal and Concord Avenues. Councillor Toomey Order #103 scanApr 26
  215. 215215CM Appropriate departments to assist the Greek Church festival, Sancta Lucia festival, St. Cosmos and Damian Society festival; and Caribbean festival. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #7 scanMay 3
  216. 216216CM Confer with the appropriate agencies to consider 26 Warren Street for continued open space. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #23 scanMay 3
  217. 217217CM Ensure that Bellis Circle residents are aware that funds have been allocated for water, sewer and flood relief. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #24 scanMay 3
  218. 218218CM Ensure that Area Four residents are aware that funds have been allocated for water, sewer and flood relief. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #25 scanMay 3
  219. 219219CM Determine whether there has been a portrait painted of former Mayor Barbara Ackermann, and if not, make arrangements to have her portrait painted. Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanMay 3
  220. 220220CM Investigate whether an alternating traffic pattern could be structured so that parking can stay on the residential side of Third Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #35 scanMay 3
  221. 221221CM Install additional water bubbler near the basketball courts at the Kennedy School park. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #46 scanMay 3
  222. 222222CM Look into feasibility of purchasing the site formerly known as "Squirrel Brand Properties." Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #47 scanMay 3
  223. 223223CM Take any and all actions necessary to abate the noise problems at the railroad yard next to East Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Toomey Order #49 scanMay 3
  224. 224224CM Report on what is the City policy on an employee sick bank or a donation of an employee's sick time to a fellow employee who has run out of sick time. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #50 scanMay 3
  225. 225225CM Report on the situation at 326 Harvard Street. Councillors Russell, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #51 scanMay 3
  226. 226226CM Support the union of Harvard University security guards, parking attendants and Fogg Museum guard regarding negotiations. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #52 scanMay 3
  227. 227227CM Observe and measure the noise disturbance in East Cambridge from the MBTA trains. Councillor Russell Order #55 scanMay 3
  228. 228228CM Repair the Mount Auburn Honor Roll plaque. Councillors Russell, Toomey and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #60 scanMay 3
  229. 229229CM Contact the MBTA to expedite and encourage moving Lechmere Station to the Somerville side of Monsignor O'Brien Highway. Calendar Item #2 scanMay 10
  230. 230230CM Devise a plan to improve the appearance of the western gateway to the City. Mayor Duehay Order #7 scanMay 10
  231. 231231CM Investigate the use of the Friend School Soccer Field for use by Cambridge adult soccer league. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #8 scanMay 10
  232. 232232CM MBTA has already responded. Explanation from the MBTA on the sudden discontinuance of the #73 bus. Councillors Russell and Born Order #23 scanMay 10
  233. 233233CM Report on the trailer truck accident at the corner of Binney and Third Streets on May 4th. Councillor Toomey Order #30 scanMay 10
  234. 234234CM Prepare a letter of support for the City Council for the Minuteman Bike Trail to be forwarded to the appropriate state agency. Councillor Davis Order #39 scanMay 10
  235. 235235CM Improve pedestrian safety at the intersection of Norfolk and Harvard Streets. Councillor Born Order #48 scanMay 10
  236. 236236CM Request Attorney Leonard to be available at the City Council meetings of May 17, 1999 and May 24, 1999 regarding the Zoning Petition filed by Councillors Born and Toomey. Councillors Toomey and Born Order #52 scanMay 10
  237. 237237CM Work with park groups regarding spring clean up. Councillor Davis Order #50 scanMay 10
  238. 238238CM Possibility of having a special awards banquet to award certificates of appreciation to Crime Watch groups. Councillor Russell Order #64 scanMay 10
  239. 239239CM Examine the feasibility of creating a new position to seek and apply for grants from private industries and/or individuals in the Cambridge area in an effort to supplement services the City provides for its residents. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanMay 17
  240. 240240CM Coordinate with the East Cambridge Land Trust for the purchase of the former East Cambridge Health Clinic at 650 Cambridge Street to be used as a community center/drop-in senior center. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanMay 17
  241. 241241CM Install signs, after consultation with the School Department, informing the public to utilize the parking lots at the Harrington School for post school hours to alleviate the use of on-street parking. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanMay 17
  242. 242242CM Report on the schedule for permanent landscape improvements for the end of Elmwood Avenue. Councillor Born Order #19 scanMay 17
  243. 243243CM Explore the possibility of using mimes to demonstrate pedestrian safety. Councillor Russell Order #16 scanMay 17
  244. 244244CM Determine if there are any laws regarding automobiles blocking intersections and are these laws enforced. Councillor Born Order #20 scanMay 17
  245. 245245CM Direct the appropriate departments to respond to a letter regarding playgrounds in Cambridge. Councillor Born Order #21 scanMay 17
  246. 246246CM Report on any oversight they or any other governmental agency can provide relative to background checks on operators of shuttle/livery services in this City. Councillor Sullivan Order #25 scanMay 17
  247. 247247CM Consult with the School Department, Traffic, Parking and Transportation and businesses on Fulkerson Street from Spring Street to Binney Street that deliveries not be made during the hours of 7:15 to 8:30 AM to allow the school buses to drop off the children on time for school. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanMay 24
  248. 248248CM Assist the Riverside Neighborhood with their annual planting on June 5th. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanMay 24
  249. 249249CM Contact Harvard University to arrange for a meeting with the members of the City Council regarding counter productive actions toward its workforce and the violation of many rights of its employees. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanMay 24
  250. 250250CM Enforce the Residents Only Parking for the Norfolk Street Parking Lot. Councillor Toomey Order #21 scanMay 24
  251. 251251CM Repair the brick sidewalk in front of 19 Bigelow Street. Councillor Reeves Order #26 scanMay 24
  252. 252252CM Report regularly to the public, the Pedestrian and Bicycle Committees the number of fatalities and personal injuries to pedestrians and bicyclists. Councillor Davis Order #28 scanMay 24
  253. 253253CM Provide funding for the renovation and maintenance of the Corporal Burns Shelter. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #34 scanMay 24
  254. 254254CM Enforce the Noise Ordinance in regard to nighttime construction on the courthouse. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #36 scanMay 24
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  256. 25552555CM Develop a policy eradicating the drug activity in the area of Columbia and Harvard Streets. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #37May 24
  257. 256256CM Issue a permit for a sandwich board sign at Carl Barron Plaza for "Arts in the Park" to be held on June 5th at Dana Park. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #45 scanMay 24
  258. 257257CM Increase enforcement at the Lambert Street crosswalk and check the timing of the lights. Councillor Davis Order #2 scanJun 14
  259. 258258CM Report on the number of vehicles registered to students in the City and the effects on the insurance premiums for year round residents. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanJun 14
  260. 259259CM Provide a policy analysis of recent decisions of the BZA on applications for dormers or other small additions. Councillors Russell and Born Order #7 scanJun 14
  261. 260260CM Take all necessary action to issue bonds for the purpose of acquiring and constructing active recreational open space in the eastern part of the City including East Cambridge, Wellington-Harrington and Area IV Neighborhoods. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanJun 14
  262. 261261CM Design and implement a solution to the dangerous intersections at Mount Auburn and Plympton Streets, and Mount Auburn and Bow Streets. Mayor Duehay Order #28 scanJun 14
  263. 262262CM Improve nighttime security on the Cambridge Common. Mayor Duehay Order #29 scanJun 14
  264. 263263CM Assign additional police officers to the Inman Square area. Councillor Sullivan Order #30 scanJun 14
  265. 264264CM Appoint an East Cambridge resident to the Planning Board to fill the vacancy left by the late Hugo Salemme. Councillor Toomey Order #37 scanJun 14
  266. 265265CM Waive the meter bag fee for Cambridge residents who live on streets with metered parking. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanJun 14
  267. 266266CM Install signs designating both sides of Seventh Street, between Cambridge Street and Otis Street as "Resident Parking Only." Councillor Toomey Order #40 scanJun 14
  268. 267267CM Work with the owner of 202 River Street to replace the tree that was uprooted as a result of an auto accident. Councillor Reeves Order #43 scanJun 14
  269. 268268CM Review Third Street at McGrath Highway being a one-way travel lane during the morning rush hour. Councillor Toomey Order #47 scanJun 14
  270. 269269CM Make Rufo Road a "more friendly pedestrian access" and a one-way entering from Gore Street. Councillor Toomey Order #49 scanJun 14
  271. 270270CM Check the feasibility of allowing access to teen centers and public schools for the purpose of providing restroom facilities during youth sporting events. Councillor Toomey Order #68 scanJun 14
  272. 271271CM Install traffic calming measures at Amory Street and Saint Mary's Road. Councillor Davis Order #71 scanJun 14
  273. 272272CM Report with an estimate of the additional revenue what will be generated by the projects under construction or proposed for the eastern section of the City. Councillor Toomey Order #72 scanJun 14
  274. 273273CM Re-stencil the "No Bicycle Riding" on the sidewalks in Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #76 scanJun 14
  275. 274274CM Steam clean the sidewalks in Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #83 scanJun 14
  276. 275275CM Attend to the problem with dogs at Hoyt Field. Councillor Davis Order #84 scanJun 14
  277. 276276CM Contact the MDC and request that the Magazine Beach and McCrehan pools be opened as originally scheduled on June 26th. Councillor Born and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #88 scanJun 14
  278. 277277CM Improve safety at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Garfield Street. Councillor Toomey Order #93 scanJun 14
  279. 278278CM Provide the City Council a copy of the civil service list that the police candidates are being chosen from. Councillor Triantafillou Order #96 scanJun 14
  280. 279279CM Request that the Mayor's Cup be televised. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Mayor Duehay Order #98 scanJun 14
  281. 280280CM Report on the incident at Hoyt Field reported by Lawrence Adkins. Councillor Triantafillou Order #106 scanJun 14
  282. 281281CM Turn on the lights at Bishop Allen Drive and Prospect Street. Councillor Reeves Order #47 scanJun 21
  283. 282282CM Work with the owners of Microsoft and Trader Joe's to ensure that cars are not towed away during the Fourth of July Fireworks. Councillor Born Order #3 scanJun 21
  284. 283283CM Investigate other crosswalk patterns that may be more eye catching than the traditional crosswalks used and report back to the City Council. Councillor Davis Order #4 scanJun 21
  285. 284284CM Address pedestrian safety and speeding on Mount Auburn and Sparks Street. Councillor Davis Order #5 scanJun 21
  286. 285285CM Communicate with the owners of Fresh Pond Mall to stress the importance to the City Council of a pedestrian bridge over the railroad tracks from North Cambridge to the shopping center. Councillor Born Order #11 scanJun 21
  287. 286286CM Report on whether the City holds any easements related to the Fresh Pond Shopping Center; include information on the metes and bounds of property owned by the City, the Shopping Center, the railroad and the MDC. Councillor Born Order #12 scanJun 21
  288. 287287CM Allocate five million dollars from free cash for the purpose of construction of the North Cambridge Bridge Overpass Project. Councillor Triantafillou Order #13 scanJun 21
  289. 288288CM Plan a citywide allocation of traffic supervisor sites. Councillor Davis Order #20 scanJun 21
  290. 289289CM Increase enforcement on cars passing school buses on Western Avenue and throughout the City. Councillor Davis Order #21 scanJun 21
  291. 290290CM Request the owners of Fresh Pond Mall to build a staircase where the pedestrian path has been carved out and a sidewalk for crossing the parking lot. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #28 scanJun 21
  292. 291291CM Traffic evaluation of the all-way stop sign at the intersection of Vassal Lane and Standish Street. Councillor Russell Order #29 scanJun 21
  293. 292292CM Contact the DEP to determine why no DEP representative has been assigned to the Alewife site. Councillors Triantafillou and Sullivan Order #35 scanJun 21
  294. 293293CM Report on whether parking at Kingsley Park is closed to the public. Councillor Born Order #36 scanJun 21
  295. 294294CM Report on whether the information requested from the EPA has been provided by the City and provide copies to the City Council. Councillor Born Order #37 scanJun 21
  296. 295295CM Provide information about the administration of the IPOP currently in effect. Councillors Born and Triantafillou Order #38 scanJun 21
  297. 296296CM Request that the School Superintendent not schedule any school graduation ceremonies at the same time as the regular City Council meeting. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #42 scanJun 21
  298. 297297CM Happy 4th of July to all residents and make sure Cambridge kids have fun on the 4th of July, and are cognizant of the importance of this holiday. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #49 scanJun 21
  299. 298298CM Report on whether the City holds any easements related to the Twin Cities Mall; include information on the metes and bounds of property owned by the City, the mall, the railroad and the MDC. Councillor Born Order #44 scanJun 21
  300. 299299CM Report on the conditions of City parks, playgrounds and islands. Councillor Reeves Order #45 scanJun 21
  301. 300300CM Upgrade the lights at the Pemberton Street Tennis Courts as soon as possible. Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Born Order #30 scanJun 21
  302. 301301CM Investigate and report the circumstances surrounding the search of 8th grade students without the presence or permission of their parents and who authorized such search. Calendar Item #2 scanJul 26
  303. 302302CM Establish a policy requiring smoke alarms and lighting in buildings that are abandoned, uninhabited or under construction. Councillor Born Order #1 scanJul 26
  304. 303303CM Do not issue building permits for any construction on the Alewife site owned by W.R.Grace until the neighbors, residents and children are safe from asbestos. Councillors Triantafillou, Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Reeves Order #2 scanJul 26
  305. 304304CM Assist Cambridge residents who will lose their jobs with the closing of the Star Market Headquarters. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #4 scanJul 26
  306. 305305CM Install "Welcome to Cambridge" signs at the entrances to the City. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanJul 26
  307. 306306CM Report on a new parent(s) welcoming packet introducing books and our libraries and develop a program to provide day care providers with lesson plans to get children's language skills ready for reading. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanJul 26
  308. 307307CM Ensure that a policy is in place regarding public safety at Fresh Pond during construction and after, including emergency access and call boxes. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanJul 26
  309. 308308CM Take the necessary steps to ban trucks on Warren Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanJul 26
  310. 309309CM Conduct a public hearing focusing on the loss of portions of median strip of the North Mass Avenue Design Project and update residents on the options that would maximize the amount of maintained median strip along Massachusetts Avenue. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #10 scanJul 26
  311. 310310CM Request that W.R. Grace meet with the Public Health Department regarding concern about resources and cost of City oversight of the construction plans and actual process. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #11 scanJul 26
  312. 311311CM Notify abutters and neighborhood associations when changing bus stops in the City. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanJul 26
  313. 312312CM Appropriate no less than $25,000 to the Walden Square tenants organization to purchase consultant services to assist in asbestos and toxics studies prior to the beginning of rehabilitation by Winn Management. Councillor Reeves Order #16 scanJul 26
  314. 313313CM Quarterly report on progress toward open space acquisition beginning in September and include plans for Pacific Park and various parcels in East Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanJul 26
  315. 314314CM Request from Harvard University information as to all of the variations of names under which Harvard holds legal titles to properties and as to properties in which Harvard owns some partial future interest. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanJul 26
  316. 315315CM Assist claimants in seeking a response from the Cambridge Police Review Board and the Cambridge Police Department within a reasonable amount of time. Councillor Reeves Order #19 scanJul 26
  317. 316316CM Work with the Superintendent of Schools to develop a policy to enable World War II veterans who left high school to join the armed forces to obtain their high school diplomas. Councillor Born, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Davis Order #20 scanJul 26
  318. 317317CM Improve pedestrian safety in the vicinity of Cambridge and Lambert Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #21 scanJul 26
  319. 318318CM Eliminate the black out period for discounted fees for retirees. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanJul 26
  320. 319319CM Report on the status of the site selection process for the new Police Station. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanJul 26
  321. 320320CM Report on the status of the site selection process for the new Main Library. Councillor Toomey Order #24 scanJul 26
  322. 321321CM Install the Peace Pole temporarily in front of City Hall for the ceremony on August 6th and locate a permanent site for the Peace Pole. Mayor Duehay Order #25 scanJul 26
  323. 322322CM Develop a policy for all roadway and construction projects to require watering down the construction area and cleaning the streets every day at the close of work. Councillor Sullivan Order #26 scanJul 26
  324. 323323CM Develop a policy for collecting data on housing starts and changes in the number of housing units through new development and conversion. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanJul 26
  325. 324324CM Provide all members of the Board of Zoning Appeals and Planning Board with a copy of "Mass Handbook on Zoning." Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanSep 13
  326. 325325CM Provide information and analysis regarding accessory buildings and below-grade setbacks for discussion at a meeting of the Housing and Community Development Committee in mid-September. Councillor Born Order #3 scanSep 13
  327. 326326CM Assign a full-time planner to East Cambridge to monitor development of Gilford/Northpoint site. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanSep 13
  328. 327327CM Adopt a policy for colleges and universities to assume responsibility for maintaining a nearby park. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanSep 13
  329. 328328CM Report on the activities of the Community School Commission and an analysis on how the commission is operating with the Division of Community and Youth Services and how it differs from the Kid's Council and other programs. Councillor Triantafillou Order #7 scanSep 13
  330. 329329CM Report on the activities of the Energy Commission and an analysis on how the commission is operating. Councillor Triantafillou Order #8 scanSep 13
  331. 330330CM Research the Neighborhood Link project in New Orleans and other cities and analyze how the program works, could be implemented and the cost to the City. Councillor Triantafillou Order #9 scanSep 13
  332. 331331CM Contact Commonwealth Gas and all other utility/service and request they cooperate with the Department of Public Works during sewer work. Councillor Davis Order #10 scanSep 13
  333. 332332CM Legal opinion on as to what regulatory controls the City has regarding changes in the eastern end of the City proposed by the MBTA and Guilford Transportation. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanSep 13
  334. 333333CM Support a policy of allowing City workers additional four hours of time off from work per year to be screened for cancer similar to the City of Boston's program. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanSep 13
  335. 334334CM Move the bus stop located at 129 Franklin Street and notify residents about what steps are being taken. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanSep 13
  336. 335335CM Take thorough and expeditious action on the petition for a special hearing on the D. Dean Sumner case in accord with Section 2.74.110 of the Cambridge Municipal Code. Councillor Triantafillou Order #14 scanSep 13
  337. 336336CM Forward the neighbors' objections to the traffic calming plan for Fayerweather Street to the Traffic, Parking and Transportation to schedule another meeting to address their concerns. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #16 scanSep 13
  338. 337337CM Presentation on the availability of land for building housing at the Round Table meeting on October 25, 1999 and include MBTA land. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanSep 13
  339. 338338CM Add to the refurbishing Priority List the King School Playground. Councillor Davis Order #18 scanSep 13
  340. 339339CM Request CCTV to appear at the next regular City Council meeting to explain and/or discuss Review current policies and ordinances relative to housing and return proposals that assist in maintaining families and individuals of working and moderate income levels in Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #20 scanSep 13
  341. 340340CM Conduct a survey relative to the cleanliness of our streets and neighborhoods and also prepare a plan for streets that need additional care. Councillor Sullivan Order #21 scanSep 13
  342. 341341CM Reevaluate the policy of giving only 24 hours notice of a temporary parking prohibition in a residential area to accommodate a moving van. Councillor Born Order #22 scanSep 13
  343. 342342CM Transmit an apology to the Jewish community for scheduling the River Festival on the Jewish High Holiday and prepare a five-year calendar of holidays to avoid further inappropriate scheduling for special events. Councillor Davis Order #23 scanSep 13
  344. 343343CM Increase police enforcement in the vicinity of Kendall Square, Cardinal Medeiros Avenue and Area Three to ensure the safety and security of citizens. Councillor Toomey Order #26 scanSep 13
  345. 344344CM Report on the progress of the North Massachusetts Avenue Project. Councillor Toomey Order #27 scanSep 13
  346. 345345CM Obtain from Harvard University and provide to the City Council a map of its total development potential. Councillor Davis Order #28 scanSep 13
  347. 346346CM Report on implementing the policy on the safety of school children in the area of Pearl Street and Putnam Avenue where a crossing guard was removed. Councillor Davis Order #29 scanSep 13
  348. 347347CM Prevent the use of cell phones while driving in Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #30 scanSep 13
  349. 348348CM Redesign the audio system in the Sullivan Chamber. Councillor Davis Order #33 scanSep 13
  350. 349349CM Present a plan for informing the public about the present district organization of park maintenance. Councillor Born Order #5 scanOct 4
  351. 350350CM Develop a policy regarding what links are provided on the City Website. Councillor Born Order #6 scanOct 4
  352. 351351CM Supply the City Council with an update on Sheridan Square relative to pedestrian safety. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanOct 4
  353. 352352CM Examine the bus pickup for school children in the area of Rindge Avenue and Middlesex Street. Councillor Toomey Order #11 scanOct 4
  354. 353353CM Provide funding to enhance the area surrounding the King School by implementing the plan submitted by the neighbors. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanOct 4
  355. 354354CM Examine the license transfer from Media One to ATT. Councillor Born Order #16 scanOct 4
  356. 355355CM Report to the City Council in writing by October 8th the status of the ballot design and availability of ballots for perusal, absentee voting and distribution to citizens. Councillor Toomey Order #18 scanOct 4
  357. 356356CM Put Alpine Street on the list for traffic calming. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanOct 4
  358. 357357CM Pursue a new grocery store for the Barsamian site on Massachusetts Avenue and report back to the City Council. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #20 scanOct 4
  359. 358358CM Provide assistance to the residents of 124 Oxford Street after last weeks fire. Councillors Born and Sullivan Order #21 scanOct 4
  360. 359359CM Amend the DPW budget to provide for additional personnel for the Forestry Division and Arborist in caring for city trees. Councillors Toomey and Davis Order #1 scanOct 18
  361. 360360CM Report on the safeguards to ensure that affordable housing units are not being re-sold to buyers who are not low and moderate income. Councillors Toomey, Davis and Born Order #2 scanOct 18
  362. 361361CM Analyze the impact of the BankBoston and Fleet Bank merger on real estate in Cambridge and what will happen to the BankBoston buildings. Councillor Davis Order #5 scanOct 18
  363. 362362CM Update on the construction of Cambridge Street so that the residents will be informed on what is going to take place. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanOct 18
  364. 363363CM Re-examine the capital budget and free cash, if necessary, to set forth a plan of action to complete safety improvements to the underpass at Yerxa Road. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Triantafillou and Russell Order #7 scanOct 18
  365. 364364CM Find a replacement grocery store for the Barsamian's location. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanOct 18
  366. 365365CM Urge the new owner of 62, 64 and 64½ Prospect Street to cease and desist eviction proceedings to allow long term Cambridge residents to remain in their homes. Councillors Triantafillou and Reeves Order #11 scanOct 18
  367. 366366CM Upgrade the maintenance schedule of the parking lot on Norfolk Street and increase the police patrols. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanOct 18
  368. 367367CM Report on the cost of providing comparable open space and identifying possible locations as replacement for any open space taken in order to build a new library on the site of the current main library. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanOct 18
  369. 368368CM Report on extent and situation of Harvard using temporary employment services including how many employees become full-time employees of Harvard University. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #16 scanOct 18
  370. 369369CM Install a crosswalk at the corner of Cambridge and Sciarappa Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #17 scanOct 18
  371. 370370CM Renovate the Haskell Tot Lot. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanOct 18
  372. 371371CM Report on the construction site at the Fitzgerald School including whether asbestos is present and if so whether the contractor has complied with all state regulations regarding sites where asbestos is present. Councillor Born Order #19 scanOct 18
  373. 372372CM Conduct a survey of Cambridge parks to establish which are most used by dog owners and fence in dog runs used the most. Councillor Reeves Order #1 scanNov 1
  374. 373373CM City staff to contact John Hancock Insurance Company to see if any policy holders were Cambridge residents and if any City records could be used to locate policy holders from the 1940's, 50's and 60's who have the opportunity to convert their policies to stock. Councillors Triantafillou and Born Order #2 scanNov 1
  375. 374374CM Install a "Yield to Pedestrian" sign at the Area IV Teen Center to protect the relocated Fitzgerald students crossing from their temporary quarters at the St. Mary's School to the Teen Center. Councillor Davis Order #4 scanNov 1
  376. 375375CM Investigate the assaults on the City of Cambridge from air traffic over the Charles River during the Head of the Charles and the All-Star Game in July. Councillor Davis Order #5 scanNov 1
  377. 376376CM Report on what measures the City might take to facilitate the conversion of market rate housing to limited equity with the goal of providing an increase to affordable housing stock in the City. Councillor Born Order #7 scanNov 1
  378. 377377CM Report on the current "Linkage" program, which requires commercial building projects to provide funds to the Affordable Housing Trust for the development of new affordable housing in the City. Councillor Born Order #8 scanNov 1
  379. 378378CM Investigate the possibility of establishing a Cambridge Community Loan Fund similar to the Boston Community Loan Fund which provides funding for affordable housing. Councillor Born Order #9 scanNov 1
  380. 379379CM Assist the Cambridge Food Pantry Network with a $5,000 grant for the purchase and distribution of turkeys for low income Cambridge resident. Councillors Born and Sullivan Order #10 scanNov 1
  381. 380380CM Propose bike lanes on Massachusetts Avenue between Porter and Harvard Squares. Councillor Davis Order #11 scanNov 1
  382. 381381CM Install a bump-out at the corner of Brookline and Erie Streets and install an appropriate bus shelter. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanNov 15
  383. 382382CM Review the possibility of developing a Capital Gifts Campaign for major gifts to the people of Cambridge and retain the service of someone to oversee the campaign or develop grant proposals. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanNov 15
  384. 383383CM Patch Cambridge Street for the safety of pedestrians and vehicular traffic. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanNov 15
  385. 384384CM Report on vehicles plowing around new curb extensions and bump outs during snow season. Vice Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Born and Triantafillou Order #9 scanNov 15
  386. 385385CM Agreement to acquire by eminent domain six parcels of real estate known as 163 Harvard Street and 238 Broadway to be used for the development of recreational uses and open space. scanNov 15
  387. 386386CM Conduct a traffic study of Magazine Street to reduce the speed limit to 25 MPH. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanDec 6
  388. 387387CM Hold a public hearing to stop the closing of the Health Stop Clinic in North Cambridge. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #2 scanDec 6
  389. 388388CM Investigate the feasibility of providing more user friendly access to information on the membership of the City Council on the City's Web site. Councillor Davis Order #3 scanDec 6
  390. 389389CM Confer with utility companies regarding the reason for conducting a survey of street trees in the City and whether they have any intention of removing any trees and are they required to comply with City Ordinances and State Regulations. Councillor Born Order #4 scanDec 6
  391. 390390CM Paint the crosswalks at Gore and Third Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanDec 6
  392. 391391CM Forward an appropriation of $4,000 for the Cambridge Community Chorus. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and Born Order #6 scanDec 6
  393. 392392CM Explore the possibility of acquiring the Harvard Pilgrim Health property for open space and relocate the health care facility that will suit the needs of Harvard Pilgrim Health and Cambridge subscribers. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanDec 13
  394. 393393CM Assist and cooperate with CEOC in its annual holiday food drive with food collection, banners and signs in front of City Hall. Councillor Born Order #2 scanDec 13
  395. 394394CM Cooperate with MIT to arrange for a well-advertised Cambridgeport neighborhood meeting by mid-January regarding the proposed 350 student dormitory. Councillors Davis and Born Order #3 scanDec 13
  396. 395395CM Oppose the rate increase until Media One takes part in a public hearing and process which explains why these increases are necessary. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #4 scanDec 13
  397. 396396CM Provide funding for the rehab of Transition House. Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order#5 scanDec 13
  398. 397397CM Provide a sum, equal to that provided for the millennium light show, for code enforcement staffing to provide safety for women walking the streets in Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #2 scanDec 20
  399. 398398CM Revisit the northern Massachusetts Avenue roadway construction project with an open process to continue public participation when the sewer project starts. Councillors Davis and Born Order #3 scanDec 20

Finance

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  1. 11F Transfer of $18,345.38 to provide substance abuse services at the Citywide Senior Center. scanJan 11
  2. 22F Transfer of $120,000 to be used to pay medical bills related to worker's compensation. scanJan 11
  3. 33F Appropriation of $30,000 to provide funds for the completion of work to the Cemetery Administration Building. scanJan 11
  4. 44F Appropriation of $1,430 to provide funds to develop a video library on health promotion and wellness for seniors. scanJan 11
  5. 55F Appropriation of $7,725 to cover food purchase for the Senior Food Pantry. scanJan 11
  6. 66F Appropriation of $8,000 to cover the cost of four tutors to work with learning disabled beginner reading students and to cover the cost of educational conferences for the staff. scanJan 11
  7. 77F Appropriation of $31,675 to provide funds for a full-time and a part-time instructor, a computer aide and supplies for the Community Learning center's Adult Career Pathways Program. scanJan 11
  8. 88F Appropriation of $6,000 to reserve a minimum of eight slots in Adult Basic Education and English as a Second Language classes for Head Start Parents. scanJan 11
  9. 99F Appropriation of $5,880 to provide funds to cover certain basic operating costs of the Historical Commission. scanJan 11
  10. 1010F Appropriation of $9,975 to provide funds for alcohol, tobacco, and other drug prevention training for Cambridge youth and parents. scanJan 11
  11. 1111F Appropriation of $2,000 to allow for the creating a parents brochure which will provide alcohol, tobacco and other drug prevention information. scanJan 11
  12. 1212F Appropriation of $100,000 to provide funds for alcohol, Tobacco and other drug prevention training for Cambridge youth from October 1, 1998 to September 30, 1999. scanJan 11
  13. 1313F Appropriation of $29,500 to provide funds for the reopening of the School-Age Childcare Program at the Morse School to support childcare tuition. scanJan 11
  14. 1414F Appropriation of $330,000 to provide funds to cover a portion of the cost of rehabilitating eleven rental units at 72 Elm Street and 210 Otis Street. scanJan 11
  15. 1515F Appropriation of $19,800 to provide funds to cover a portion of the salaries of the Housing staff. scanJan 11
  16. 1616F Appropriation of $330,000 to cover a portion of the cost of constructing eleven units of affordable housing for first-time homebuyers on the Joyce Chen site on Rindge Avenue. scanJan 11
  17. 1717F Appropriation of $890,000 to be used to construct sidewalks, streets and other public improvements in the Kendall Square Urban Renewal area. scanJan 11
  18. 1818F Appropriation of $142,566 to cover the cost of both full and part time teachers as well as program operating expenses and required conference attendance for the Community Learning Center. scanJan 25
  19. 1919F Appropriation of $6,500 to cover the cost of Adult Basic Education for the Homeless at the Community Learning Center. scanJan 25
  20. 2020F Appropriation of $10,000 to cover a portion of an investigators salary under a cooperative work-share agreement with MCAD to investigate employment and public accommodation discrimination. scanJan 25
  21. 2121F Appropriation of $62,800 to provide funds for the Fair Housing Assistance Program. scanJan 25
  22. 2222F Transfer of $136,540.87 to develop the database needed to meet the requirements of the Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program. scanJan 25
  23. 2323F Transfer of $20,000 to provide funds to hire an executive recruitment firm to assist the City in hiring a public information officer. Response to Awaiting Report #7. scanJan 25
  24. 2424F Relative to Order #92 of January 11, 1999, regarding how much money is being spent on legal representation for all of the female litigants who have filed suit against the City since June, 1999. scanJan 25
  25. 2525F Appropriation of $41,500 to provide funds for the excavation, off-site recycling, and laboratory analysis of contaminated soil discovered when underground oil tanks were removed at the O' Connell Branch Library on Sixth Street. scanFeb 1
  26. 2626F Appropriation of $15,000 to provide funds for the purchase of books and videos and to fund the Project Coordinator of the "On Common Ground" Program as well as artists, musicians, and storytellers for this series. scanFeb 1
  27. 2727F Relative to the City's FY1998 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. scanFeb 1
  28. 2828F Relative to the City administration's goals for the Fiscal Year 2000. scanFeb 1
  29. 2929F Appropriation of $1,125 to allow the Office of Workforce Development to provide employment services at CRLS Youth Employment Center. scanFeb 8
  30. 3030F Appropriation of $2,281.80 to be used for emergency/transitional housing for Cambridge homeless clients at the Multi-Service Center. scanFeb 8
  31. 3131F Appropriation of $1,823.10 to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects and events at youth centers. scanFeb 8
  32. 3232F Appropriation of $15,000 to purchase food supplies for the food pantry network. scanFeb 8
  33. 3333F Appropriation of $91,436 to provide English as a Second Language, computer and writing classes for CHA residents. scanFeb 8
  34. 3434F Appropriation of $91,613 to provide services to homeless persons residing at the YMCA. scanFeb 8
  35. 3535F Transfer of $4,754 to cover the costs of educational conferences for the staff of the Community Learning Center. scanFeb 8
  36. 3636F Transfer of $3,500 to provide funds for facilitation services to assist the City Council in setting its goals. scanFeb 8
  37. 3737F Appropriation of $40,000 to be used to develop a windows-based computerized Customer Service Module. Calendar Item #2 scanFeb 8
  38. 3838F Transfer of $42,720 to provide summer program staff with training and supplies and to and fund the more intensive Summer Work and Learning component of the Program. scanFeb 22
  39. 3939F Appropriation of $60,000 to provide for services related to the City's labor and discipline cases. Calendar Item #5 scanFeb 22
  40. 4040F Appropriation of $542,470 and the approval of a new loan order for $5,775,000 for the Fresh Pond Sewer Separation Project. Calendar Items #26 and #27 scanFeb 22
  41. 4141F Support the passage of legislation creating health block grants for cities and towns. Mayor Duehay Order #3 scanFeb 22
  42. 4242F Appropriation of $34,176 to pay the salary and benefits for the full-time Recycling Administrative Aide position. scanMar 1
  43. 4343F Transfer of $50,000 for worker's compensation claims and related medical invoices. scanMar 1
  44. 4444F Transfer of $1,000 to fund a Holocaust poster. scanMar 15
  45. 4545F Transfer of $10,000 for workers compensation medical payments. scanMar 15
  46. 4646F Transfer of $10,000 for workers compensation medical payments. scanMar 15
  47. 4747F Transfer of $31,000 for a CD ROM tower; laser bar code reader for all circulation location; exterior signs for the Collins, O'Connell, and Valente Branches and the Main Library; and to paint the exterior of the Collins Branch. scanMar 15
  48. 4848F Transfer of $28,000 for the purchase of six mobile radios and to replace four portable radios. scanMar 15
  49. 4949F Appropriation of $70,000 to perform vehicle and truck traffic cordon counts. scanMar 15
  50. 5050F Appropriation of $30,000 for the purchase of three copier machines. scanMar 15
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  63. 6363F Appropriation of $10,000 to the Center for Families under the Mass Family Network project. scanApr 12
  64. 6464F Appropriation of $2,332 to cover the costs for the Community Learning Center to hold ESL classes at the Center for Families. scanApr 12
  65. 6565F Relative to a budget request for Agenda for Children for FY2000. scanApr 12
  66. 6666F Appropriate $5 million in the FY2000 for the purchase and bonding of the purchase of properties located on Fulkerson Street. Calendar Item #3 scanApr 26
  67. 6767F Communication was received from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., transmitting notice from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs regarding FY2000 Grants to Municipalities for Open Space Preservation. scanApr 26
  68. 6868F Transfer of $100,000 to cover medical bills for ongoing heart and cancer related treatments. scanMay 3
  69. 6969F Appropriation of $53,000 for additional testing at Russell Field including consultant support and community participation. scanMay 3
  70. 7070F Transfer of $3,000 for the purchase of tee shirts and medals for the 3rd Annual Girls' Sports Day. scanMay 3
  71. 7171F Appropriation of $150,000 for the purchase and installations of a diesel filtration system in all major fire vehicles. Calendar Item #9 scanMay 3
  72. 7272F Appropriation of $825 for preparing a brochure to inform property owners of the benefits of the proposed historic district in Harvard Square. Calendar Item #14 scanMay 3
  73. 7373F Appropriation of $20,000 for various programs aimed at helping to bring an end to violence against women. Calendar Item #15 scanMay 3
  74. 7474F Appropriation of $50,000 for the replacement of the HVAC system at the Valente Branch Library. scanMay 3
  75. 7575F Transfer of $43,000 for traffic consulting services. scanMay 3
  76. 7676F Appropriation of $240,000 to expand the City's supply of affordable housing by rehabilitating eight housing units located at 59 Norfolk Street. scanMay 3
  77. 7777F Appropriation of $14,000 to cover a portion of the administrative costs related to the operation of the HOME Program. scanMay 3
  78. 7878F Response to Finance Committee Orders requesting budget information prior to the adoption of the FY00 Budget. scanMay 17
  79. 7979F Appropriation of $750,000 for the design and construction of various street improvements to promote traffic calming and $500.000, the City's share of the costs of reconstruction of Lafayette Square and South Massachusetts Avenue. Calendar Item #20 scanMay 17
  80. 8080F Appropriation of $1,000,000 for design phase/Harvard Square sewer, $2,400,000, construction of New Street sewer pump station and flood remediation improvements and $5,500,000 Cherry Street flood relief project (Phase 1). Calendar Item #21 scanMay 17
  81. 8181F Appropriation of $24,235,000 for various capital projects included in the FY00 Capital Budget. Calendar Item #22 scanMay 17
  82. 8282F Committee Report from Councillor Michael Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, transmitting the General Fund Budget for the Fiscal Year 2000. scanMay 17
  83. 8383F Committee Report from Councillor Michael Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, transmitting the Public Investment Fund Budget in the amount of $20,612,420 for the Fiscal Year 2000. – Contains Order naming West Cambridge Youth Center as Mayor Sheila Doyle Russell Youth Center scanMay 17
  84. 8484F Committee Report from Councillor Michael Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, transmitting the Water Fund Budget in the amount of $11,691,390 for the Fiscal Year 2000. scanMay 17
  85. 8585F Appropriation of $836 to provide counseling, mediation and housing search assistance. scanMay 17
  86. 8686F Transfer of $1,011 to provide counseling, mediation and housing search assistance. scanMay 17
  87. 8787F Appropriation of $2,328.10 to provide funds for youth centers to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects and events. scanMay 17
  88. 8888F Appropriation of $1,250 to provide funds for the Multicultural Task Force to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects and events. scanMay 17
  89. 8989F Appropriation of $11,842 to benefit the Friends of Cambridge Athletics. scanMay 17
  90. 9090F Appropriation of $35,000 to acquire open space and site municipal facilities. scanMay 17
  91. 9191F Appropriation of $8,200 to provide funds for the Community Learning Center to identify and provide resources for adult students with suspected learning disabilities. scanMay 17
  92. 9292F Transfer of $520 to be used to cover registration costs for the National Association of Commissions for Women Convention in Boston. scanMay 24
  93. 9393F Appropriation of $85,000 to microfilm all permanent records of the Election Commission and purchase of equipment needed to store and read them prior to its move to the first floor of the Coffon[?] Building. scanMay 24
  94. 9494F Transfer of $240,000 to supplement the budget for snow removal expenses. scanMay 24
  95. 9595F Transfer of $2,000 to provide additional funds for the 1999 City of Cambridge Block/Dance Party scheduled for June 25, 1999. scanJun 14
  96. 9696F Transfer of $11,050 to cover advertising costs resulting from a higher than expected volume of zoning and municipal code ordinance amendment advertisements. scanJun 14
  97. 9797F Transfer of $4,000 to provide funds for a consultant for additional training/facilitation on goal setting to better integrate City Council goal setting with the City Manager's budget process. scanJun 14
  98. 9898F Transfer of $9,000 for a lump sum settlement and medical bills related to workers' compensation claims. scanJun 14
  99. 9999F Appropriation of $5,000 to provide funds for the Prevention Coalition to conduct a student health survey in the six through eight grades of the Cambridge Public Schools. scanJun 14
  100. 100100F Appropriation of $5,000 to provide funds to pay the daily rate for elder women attending the Windsor House Adult Day Health Center. scanJun 14
  101. 101101F Transfer of $30,000 to provide funds to pay a lump sum settlement to an employee of the Traffic Department. scanJun 14
  102. 102102F Appropriation of $138,000 to provide funds for homeless prevention activities or essential services for the homeless. scanJun 14
  103. 103103F Appropriation of $10,000 to provide funds for the Prevention Coalition to conduct identification and referral training with primary care providers of the Cambridge Public Health Alliance. scanJun 14
  104. 104104F Appropriation of $8,780 to provide funds to operate a reassurance network for seniors. scanJun 14
  105. 105105F Appropriation of $4,594.39 to fund a continuing program which provides affordable housing for many low-income residents of Cambridge. scanJun 14
  106. 106106F Appropriation of $750,000 to provide funds to supplement the $1,000,000 included in the FY00 Capital Budget to alleviate severe flooding during heavy rainstorms at Bellis Circle. scanJun 14
  107. 107107F Appropriation of $155,000 to provide funds for improvements to Longfellow Park including landscaping, restoration of traditional lighting fixtures, replacement of selected fences and walks, restoration of the bust of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and the installation of a sprinkler system in the upper park. scanJun 14
  108. 108108F Appropriation of $11,040 to provide funds for the Childcare Division to cover the cost of a consultant for re-accreditation as well as equipment for the Longfellow and King preschools. scanJun 14
  109. 109109F Appropriation of $991,562 to provide supportive housing related services to people at risk of homelessness. scanJun 14
  110. 110110F Transfer of $102,500 for the allocation of funds for renovations to the St. Mary's building. scanJun 14
  111. 111111F Transfer of $508,700 to provide funds to cover projects deficits in the Salary & Wages Account and Travel & Training Accounts and lease payments for the capital improvements which were funded under the energy conservation project. scanJun 14
  112. 112112F Appropriation of $131,974 to provide funds for CRLS Science Lab renovations, acoustical treatment of the Tobin School gym, and security improvements at CRLS. scanJun 14
  113. 113113F Appropriation of $26,000 to provide funds for the purchase of educational materials for staff who have participated in time studies which are required to document expenditures as part of the administrative claiming process. scanJun 14
  114. 114114F Transfer of $155,619 to reduce future debt service payments on School bonds. scanJun 14
  115. 115115F Appropriation of a grant for $79,400 to provide funds to cover the salary and benefits of the HOME Program Coordinator and other costs associated with the operation of the program. scanJun 14
  116. 116116F Appropriation of a grant for $714,600 to provide continued funding through the HOME Program for the rehabilitation and construction of affordable housing units. scanJun 14
  117. 117117F Transfer of $36,000 to provide funds for the acquisition of two pickup trucks. scanJun 14
  118. 118118F Transfer of $92,290.01 to enable salary costs related to the administration of the Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program to be charged to the Salary & Wages Account. scanJun 14
  119. 119119F Appropriation of a grant for $5,000 to provide funds for the development of the First Time Home Buyer classes in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Haitian Creole. scanJun 21
  120. 120120F Transfer of $13,053 for reprogramming funds for the partnership with Meeting Place: Supervised Child Access Service. scanJun 21
  121. 121121F Transfer of $40,000 for reprogramming funds to form a partnership with the School Department and the Public Health Commission to implement domestic violence training focusing on interagency collaboration, safety for the victim, and the evaluation of the training. scanJun 21
  122. 122122F Transfer of $6,500 for reprogramming funds for conference fees and appropriate training opportunities for members of the Domestic Violence Unit as well as selected members of the patrol units for programs conducted by the District Attorney's Office and the Office of the Attorney General. scanJun 21
  123. 123123F Appropriation of a Grant for $7,500 to provide funds to conduct a mailing to all households as well as provide selective enforcement at specific crosswalks during peak periods. scanJun 21
  124. 124124F Transfer of $4,285 to provide funds for the replacement of a circuit board in the City's Motorola Trunked Radio System. scanJun 21
  125. 125125F Transfer appropriations from available balances prior to the close of the books FY98-99. Calendar Item #1 scanJun 21
  126. 126126F Transfer of $193,000 to enable the funds budgeted in FY99 for professional development to be expended as planned for the 1999 Professional Development Summer Institute. Calendar Item #3 scanJun 21
  127. 127127F Appropriation of $65,000 to provide appraisal and data collection services in order to complete the FY99 property valuation, and for professional services in connection with defense of assessed values before the State's Appellate Tax Board. Calendar Item #4 scanJun 21
  128. 128128F Appropriation of $200,000 to provide for a Millennium Celebration. scanJul 26
  129. 129129F Appropriation of $30,240.00 to provide ELS classes for several Harvard Square workplaces. scanJul 26
  130. 130130F Appropriation of $61,500.00 to provide basic skills for computer classes as well as counseling for the homeless. scanJul 26
  131. 131131F Appropriation of $501,478.00 for adult basic education and English as a Second Language. scanJul 26
  132. 132132F Appropriation of $269,716.00 for a Summer Food Service Program. scanJul 26
  133. 133133F Appropriation of $74,305.00 to expand the capacity of the Cambridge Employment Program. scanJul 26
  134. 134134F Appropriation of $20,580 to provide supplemental funds to complete the Central Square Oral History Project during FY00. scanJul 26
  135. 135135F Appropriation of $167,000 to provide funds for the cost of an early retirement program for water treatment plant operators. scanJul 26
  136. 136136F Appropriation of $200,000 for the acquisition of the Squirrel Brand Properties. scanJul 26
  137. 137137F Appropriation of $60,000 to provide funds for parenting education and a support group for fathers. scanJul 26
  138. 138138F Appropriation of $159,980 to provide funds for Family Service Coordinator salary. scanJul 26
  139. 139139F Appropriation of $4,625 to provide funds for the purchase of computer equipment for the Child Care Division. scanJul 26
  140. 140140F Appropriation of $22,000 to support a co-op law student, a work-study intern and additional summer complaint mediators for the Consumers' Council as well as for training and operational supplies. scanSep 13
  141. 141141F Appropriation of $24,000 to provide funds for a technical consultants to advise the tenants during the acquisition and renovation of Walden Square Apartments. scanSep 13
  142. 142142F Appropriation of $10,000 to cover a portion of the costs of the Central Square Oral History Project. scanSep 13
  143. 143143F Transfer of $25,000 to provide funds needed for a Millennium Coordinator and assistant position. scanSep 13
  144. 144144F Appropriation of $103,789 to provide cooling assistance to low income households. scanSep 13
  145. 145145F Transfer of $1,875 to provide funds to help cover the cost of supplies for the Fuel Assistance Program. scanSep 13
  146. 146146F Appropriation of $91,613 to cover the salaries of two positions at the Multi-Service Center and the rental costs of a resident manager at the YMCA to allow services to homeless persons residing at the YMCA. scanSep 13
  147. 147147F Appropriation of $159,236 to provide funds to be used to prevent homelessness by providing counseling for tenants and landlords, mediation for disputes between tenants and landlords, and housing search assistance for families facing eviction. scanSep 13
  148. 148148F Transfer of $680 to provide funds to cover the costs of attending a regional conference for the community health trainer. scanSep 13
  149. 149149F Relative to the votes necessary to seek the Department of Revenue approval of the tax rate for FY00. scanSep 27
  150. 150150F Recission of $1,000,000 Public Works Department. scanSep 27
  151. 151151F Recission of $350,000 Community Development Department. scanSep 27
  152. 152152F Authorize the use of $12,212,137 in free cash to offset the FY00 tax rate. scanSep 27
  153. 153153F Classify property into the five classes. scanSep 27
  154. 154154F Adopt a minimum residential factor of 56.3276%. scanSep 27
  155. 155155F Approve the maximum residential exemption of 20% for owner occupied homes. scanSep 27
  156. 156156F Double the normal value of the statutory exemptions for FY00. scanSep 27
  157. 157157F Increase the FY00 exemption allowed under MGL Chapter 59, Section 5, Clause 17D by 2.3%. scanSep 27
  158. 158158F Increase the income limit for deferral of real estate taxes by elderly persons. scanSep 27
  159. 159159F Discuss capital plan, five year financial projections, five year debt issuance schedule, five year capital plan.Sep 27
  160. 160160F (A) Awaiting Report #99-104 on preliminary estimates of property tax revenues expected to be generated by proposed development projects in the eastern section of the City. scanSep 27
  161. 161161F Appropriation and authorization to borrow $1,000,000 to cover the costs of rehabilitation projects on the Payson Park Conduit and a portion of the Stony Brook Conduit. Calendar Item #2 scanOct 4
  162. 162162F Appropriation of $3,465 to cover the costs associated with keeping the Gold Star Pool open one additional week this past summer. scanOct 4
  163. 163163F Appropriation of $167,178 to cover the costs associated with space to house the Gately Youth Center, Fitzgerald Community School Program, Special Needs Program and the Even Start Program. scanOct 4
  164. 164164F Order requesting the transfer of $5,000 to cover medical expenses for an employee with an ongoing Industrial Accident Board case. scanOct 18
  165. 165165F Order requesting the transfer of $4,300 to provide sufficient funds for reimbursement to librarians for tuition costs incurred in accordance with the current CPLSA contract which stipulates that full time staff members be eligible for reimbursement for courses leading to a Masters of Library Science degree. scanOct 18
  166. 166166F Transfer of $193,000 to provide funds to be expended in FY00 for the 1999 Summer Institutes for Professional Development. scanOct 18
  167. 167167F Order requesting the transfer of $13,000 to increase funds for non-profit service providers who provide essential services for low and moderate-income Cambridge residents. scanOct 18
  168. 168168F Order requesting the appropriation of $30,361 to provide pre-collage classes for CHA residents. scanOct 18
  169. 169169F Order requesting the appropriation of $100,000 to provide alcohol, tobacco and other drug prevention training for Cambridge youth. scanOct 18
  170. 170170F Order requesting the appropriation of $75,000 to provide funds to train teachers to work with learning disabled students. scanOct 18
  171. 171171F Appropriation of $96,680 to provide writing, computer and English as a Second Language classes to CHA residents. scanOct 18
  172. 172172F Appropriation of $2,500,000 to be used as a loan guarantee towards the purchase of 95 units of affordable housing in Areas 1, 3 and 4. scanNov 1
  173. 173173F Appropriation of a grant for $30,000 to provide funds for a public art education program. scanNov 1
  174. 174174F Appropriation of $65,000 to provide funds to continue environmental testing at Russell Field. scanNov 1
  175. 175175F Appropriation of $25,000 to cover the costs of our Occupational Safety and Health Education Training Program. scanNov 1
  176. 176176F Appropriation of $197,000 to provide funds for the acquisition and installation of school zone flashing signals at each of the City's 14 elementary schools. scanNov 1
  177. 177177F Appropriation of a grant for $47,500 to provide funds for a marketing and education program to increase awareness of alternative transportation options. scanNov 1
  178. 178178F Communication from Elsa N. Fitzgerald, Assistant Director, Massachusetts Historical Commission, relative to the possible cancellation of the grant allocation of $100,000 to the City of Cambridge for restoration work at Cambridge City Hall. Response from City Manager enclosed. scanNov 1
  179. 179179F Appropriation of $2,915 from ticket sales from the 5th Annual Peace and Justice Awards Dinner. scanNov 15
  180. 180180F Transfer of $100,000 to be used for medical reimbursements for ongoing heart treatment and surgeries for several firefighters. scanNov 15
  181. 181181F Appropriation of $5,012 to be used to prevent homelessness by providing housing-related stabilization services for people who are being served through the Homelessness Intercept Program. scanNov 15
  182. 182182F Appropriation of $83,333 to allow the Cambridge Prevention Coalition to reduce alcohol use by Cambridge youth ages 12-17 by implementing a science-based environmental strategy. scanNov 15
  183. 183183F Appropriation of $46,000 to allow the Community Learning Center to provide three English as a Second Language classes and related counseling. scanNov 15
  184. 184184F Appropriation of $697,610 to provide funds for the Low Income Heating Assistance Program. scanNov 15
  185. 185185F Transfer of $5,000 to provide funds for the Food Pantry Network to purchase 1,000 turkeys for the Thanksgiving Holiday. scanNov 15
  186. 186186F Appropriation and authorization to borrow $1,000,000 to cover the costs of rehabilitation projects on the Payson Park Conduit and a portion of the Stony Brook Conduit. Calendar Item #6 scanDec 6
  187. 187187F Order requesting the transfer of $20,000 to provide funds to pay medical costs for three employees who were injured on the job. scanDec 6
  188. 188188F Order requesting the appropriation of $3,012.50 to continue the rehabilitation of affordable rental and homeownership housing units in Riverside, Cambridgeport, Area IV, Wellington-Harrington, East Cambridge and Mid-Cambridge. scanDec 6
  189. 189189F Order requesting the appropriation of $10,000 to cover the costs of the 2000 Inaugural Ceremonial Luncheon. scanDec 6
  190. 190190F Required Fiscal Year 2001 Appropriation: $21,561,504 from the Massachusetts Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission. scanDec 6
  191. 191191F Requesting the passage of a loan order in the amount of $1,500,000 as required under a joint management and license agreement negotiated by the City with the MDC with regard to the Magazine Beach facilities. Calendar Item #7 scanDec 6
  192. 192192F Appropriation of $47,000 to provide funds to cover additional costs incurred by the Election Commission. scanDec 13
  193. 193193F Appropriation of $80,000 to provide funds for the development and installation of four electronic kiosks that will provide the general public with information on alternative transportation services. scanDec 13
  194. 194194F Appropriation of $2,772,154 to provide funds to continue lead hazard control and poisoning prevention services in the community. scanDec 13
  195. 195195F Appropriation of $54,820 to be distributed to Cambridge artists and arts organizations to benefit the citizens of Cambridge through the arts. scanDec 13
  196. 196196F Appropriation of $15,000 for property management services and general liability insurance for the property located at 238 Broadway/163 Harvard Street and will be supported by rental receipts. scanDec 13
  197. 197197F Appropriation of $90,000 to grant a $300 annual increase in the annual pension of those retirees whose pensions currently equals less than 50% of the annual compensation of the position from which they retired from. scanDec 13
  198. 198198F Appropriation of $105,000 to support renovations to the office and storage areas of the Inspectional Services Department and the License Commission at 831 Massachusetts Avenue. scanDec 13
  199. 199199F Appropriation of $70,000 to be used for cost related engineering, construction and construction management for the drainage improvements along the Winter Street Dam. scanDec 13
  200. 200200F Transfer of $15,000 to cover current and projected expenses for workplace injuries. scanDec 20
  201. 201201F Appropriation of $4,618.53 to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects and events. scanDec 20
  202. 202202F Appropriation of $6,000 to provide supervised visitation services for families and their children with a history of domestic violence. scanDec 20
  203. 203203F Appropriation of $6,000 to allow for a minimum of eight slots in ABE and ESL classes for Head Start parents. scanDec 20
  204. 204204F Appropriation of $550 to allow for the Office of Workforce Development to provide employment services at CRLS's Youth Employment Center. scanDec 20
  205. 205205F Appropriation of $3,716.40 to be used to provide emergency/transitional housing for Cambridge homeless clients. scanDec 20
  206. 206206F Appropriation of $30,115 to provide funds for the Community Learning Center's Adult Career Pathways Program. scanDec 20
  207. 207207F Appropriation of $4,000 to help support the Cambridge Community Chorus. scanDec 20
  208. 208208F Transfer of $40,000 to pay for a lump sum settlement, outstanding and anticipated medical bills for the remainder of the fiscal year. scanDec 20
  209. 209209F Transfer of $4,000 to support the publication of a self-guided walking tour map of American Revolution sites in Cambridge. scanDec 20
  210. 210210F Appropriation of $45,000 to work with local companies in reducing greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to global warming. scanDec 20
  211. 211211F Appropriation of $4,555.73 from revenue received from the concession machine at the Golf Course to the Friends of Cambridge Athletics. scanDec 20
  212. 212212F Appropriation of $63,000 to award funds directly to CASPER for the expansion of emergency shelter beds and outreach services for homeless people between January 1, 2000 and June 30, 2000. scanDec 20
  213. 213213F Appropriation of $146,000 to support the Mayor's Initiative on Race and Class. Calendar Item #1 Place on File pursuant to Order #1 of December 20,1999. scanDec 20

Highways

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  1. 11H Application was received from Kurt Thearling requesting a curb cut at the premised numbered 51-53 Creighton Street. scanJan 11
  2. 22H Application was received from Dominic DeFrancisco requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 140 Elm Street. scanJan 11
  3. 33H Application was received from Buzzy's Fabulous Roast Beef Corp. requesting permission for a sandwich board in front of the premises numbered 647 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJan 11
  4. 44H New address at the premises numbered 96 Montgomery Street. scanJan 11
  5. 55H New address at the premised numbered 74 Rice Street. scanJan 11
  6. 66H Application was received from Wordsworth Abridged requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 5 Brattle Street. scanJan 11
  7. 77H When assigning names to new streets or ways make sure that the new names are not similar to existing names. Councillor Russell Order #8 scanJan 11
  8. 88H Choose a suitable location for a dedication ceremony on the retirement of George Wilson, President of the East Cambridge Savings Bank. Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Galluccio, Mayor Duehay and Councillor Triantafillou Order #93 scanJan 11
  9. 99H Application was received from Worthington Place Associates, requesting permission to erect a sign in front of the premises numbered 195 Binney Street. scanJan 25
  10. 1010H Notification of a new address at the premises numbered 82 Fresh Pond Lane. scanJan 25
  11. 1111H Application was received from Pure Line Skin requesting permission to erect a sing in front of the premises numbered 56 JFK Street. scanJan 25
  12. 1212H Application was received from Jill Ruge requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 80 Upland Road/11 Walnut Avenue. scanJan 25
  13. 1313H Notification of a new address at the premises numbered 29 and 31 Smith Place. scanFeb 1
  14. 1414H 1A – Accept City Council Resolution to approve the updated Cambridgeport Roadway Plan and Conceptual Plan. 1B – Authorize taking of parcels Waverly and Sidney, Anglim Street and Blanche Street. 1C – Accept and lay out the roadway on various plans. 1D – Approve the discontinuance of portions of Henry Street and Sidney Street. 1E – Approve the disposition of property and the diminution of process as "Sidney Street Discontinuance and Conveyance Plan." 1F – Appropriation of $1,998,767 to take property now owned by California Products, Conrail and Cambridgeport Commons. (See 14H, 14.1H & 14.2H) For Original And Recorded doc. (14.1 & 14.2) scanFeb 1
  15. 1515H Petition was received from Mass. Army & Navy Store requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 698 Massachusetts Avenue. scanFeb 8
  16. 1616H Petition was received from Raymond H. Swanson requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 16 Sacrament Street. scanFeb 8
  17. 1717H Notification of a new address at the premises numbered 241-255 River Street. scanFeb 8
  18. 1818H Petition was received from Mass. Army & Navy Store requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 698 Massachusetts Avenue. scanFeb 8
  19. 1919H Dedicate the corner of Broadway and Tremont Street as "John Gibson Square" in remembrance of his heroic death on July 24, 1998 defending the Capitol of the United States. Mayor Duehay Order #1 scanFeb 8
  20. 2020H Referred to Public Planting Committee to improve the memorial. Provide an update on a more appropriate placement of the memorial for Anthony M. Colosimo located at the Kennedy School on Spring Street. Councillor Russell Calendar Item #20 scanFeb 22
  21. 2121H Dedicate the Department of Public Works Maintenance Building in honor of Robert J. Simard, longtime and much-loved Department of Public Works employee. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #7 scanFeb 22
  22. 2222H Application was received from Paul Krupp requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 33-35 Trowbridge Street. scanFeb 22
  23. 2323H Application was received from Sonya Celeste requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 160 Allston Street. scanFeb 22
  24. 2424H New addresses at 34 and 36 Foster Street and 14 Orchard Street. scanFeb 22
  25. 2525H Application was received from Old Fire House Grill requesting a sign at the premises numbered 251-255 Cambridge Street. scanFeb 22
  26. 2626H Accommodate the Dance Complex to hang a Dance Month banner across Massachusetts Avenue from April 16-May 31, 1999. Councillor Born Order #1 scanFeb 22
  27. 2727H Name the corner of Tremont Street and Hampshire Street closest to Prospect Street "Joseph and Elise (Dottin) Rubino Corner." Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #11 scanFeb 22
  28. 2828H Name the corner of Rindge Avenue and Clifton Street closest to Alewife Parkway as "Ronald and Doris Thompson Corner." Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #12 scanFeb 22
  29. 2929H Declare February 22, 1999 as "Little Joe Cook Day" and name the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Pleasant Street as "Little Joe Cook Square." Vice Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #88 scanFeb 22
  30. 3030H REFERRED TO THE TRAFFIC & TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. Application was received from Robert Dickey requesting two new curb cuts at Putnam Avenue and Pleasant Street and relocation of two existing curb cuts on Putnam Avenue and Pleasant Streets. scanMar 1
  31. 3131H Dedicate the corner of Huron Avenue and Holworthy Street as "Frank Talarico, Sr. Square." Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #13 scanMar 1
  32. 3232H Application was received from Sweet Temptations requesting permission for two tables and four chairs in front of the premises numbered 57 JFK Street. scanMar 1
  33. 3333H Relative to the landmark designation report for the Church of the New Jerusalem (Swedenborg Chapel), 50 Quincy Street. scanMar 15
  34. 3434H REFERRED TO PUBLIC SERVICE COMMITTEE. Communication was received from Vernon R. Alden, Honorary Consul General of the Royal Thai Consulate General, transmitting a proposal to erect a modest-sized stone structure at the intersection of Eliot and Bennett Streets near the Kennedy School honoring His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand. scanMar 15
  35. 3535H Petition was received from Austin Grill requesting permission for ten tables and twenty chairs in front of 350 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 15
  36. 3636H Petition was received from John Clifford, Greet Street Grill, requesting permission to hang four banners for the 9th Annual Central Square Worlds Fair. scanMar 15
  37. 3737H Notification of a new address at 37 Langdon Street. scanMar 22
  38. 3838H Application was received from Rangzen requesting permission to erect an awning in front of the premises numbered 24 Pearl Street. scanMar 22
  39. 3939H Application was received from Ruth Kiefson-Roberts for the Progressive Labor Party requesting permission for a table in front of the premises numbered 615 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 22
  40. 4040H Application was received from MIT, requesting permission to hang a banner in front of MIT on Massachusetts Avenue between Vassar Street and Memorial Drive. scanMar 29
  41. 4141H Choose a suitable location for dedication in appreciation of Hugo Salemme's service to the residents of East Cambridge and the City of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #31 scanMar 29
  42. 4242H Application was received from Apex Computers requesting permission to erect a sign in front of the premises numbered 2374 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 5
  43. 4343H Application was received from Temple Bar & Grille requesting permission for six tables and twelve chairs for outdoor seating in front of the premises numbered 1688 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 5
  44. 4444H Notification of new addresses at 1 New Street, 45 Reed Street, 47 Reed Street. scanApr 5
  45. 4545H Recognize the hard work of Anne Morison in organizing a crime watch for her neighborhood. Vice Mayor Galluccio and Mayor Duehay Order #41 scanApr 5
  46. 4646H Application was received from Council Travel requesting permission for a sandwich board sign and a table to display merchandise in front of the premises numbered 12A Eliot Street. scanApr 12
  47. 4747H Application was received from Edward Harvey requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 16 Rockwell Street. scanApr 12
  48. 4848H Application was received from Universal Marketing, 390 Main Street, Woburn, MA requesting permission for a table near the MIT campus and Harvard University campus. scanApr 12
  49. 4949H Revocation of a sign permit granted to Prospect Liquor Company, Inc., for the premises numbered 1226 Cambridge Street. scanApr 12
  50. 5050H Application was received from Old Fire House Grill, requesting permission for two sandwich board signs in front of the premises numbered 251 Cambridge Street. scanApr 26
  51. 5151H Application was received from New Town Grill, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 1945 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 26
  52. 5252H Application was received from Rhythm & Spice, requesting permission for a table in front of the premises numbered 315 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 26
  53. 5353H Revocation of an awning permit granted to El Greco Restaurant, for the premises numbered 251 Cambridge Street. scanApr 26
  54. 5454H Application was received from the Cambridge Public Health Department, requesting permission to hang a temporary banner across Massachusetts Avenue from City Hall to the YMCA, advertising "Cambridge celebrates World No Tobacco Day – May 31." scanApr 26
  55. 5555H Application was received from the Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission to hang two banners, one across Massachusetts Avenue in Central Square and one on Cambridge Street, advertising "May Fair in Harvard Square." scanApr 26
  56. 5656H Application was received from Sweet Chili, requesting permission to erect a sign in front of the premises 1172 Cambridge Street. scanApr 26
  57. 5757H Application was received from The Oxford Spa, requesting permission for tables and chairs in front of the premises numbered 102 Oxford Street. scanApr 26
  58. 5858H Application was received from the Harvard Street Café, requesting permission for tables and a sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 111 Harvard Street. scanApr 26
  59. 5959H Application was received from Kabloom, requesting permission to erect a non-illuminated projecting awning in front of the premises numbered 1668 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 26
  60. 6060H Notification of new addresses at the premise numbered 15 Mooney Street and 55, 57, 59 and 61 Montgomery Street. scanApr 26
  61. 6161H Application was received from the Dance Complex, requesting permission to hang a banner across Massachusetts Avenue, from City Hall to the YMCA, advertising "May is Dance Month." scanApr 26
  62. 6262H Dedicate the basketball courts at Glacken Field Playground in memory of Sharif Moustafa. Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #13 scanApr 26
  63. 6363H Dedicate the corner of Cambridge Street and Elm Street to Robert "Fireball" Masterson, Jr., late worker of the Department of Public Works. Councillor Davis Order #73 scanApr 26
  64. 6464H Application was received from Soo-Jung Kang requesting permission to hang a banner across Massachusetts Avenue advertising the Farmer's Market. scanMay 3
  65. 6565H Application was received from India Castle requesting permission to erect an awning in front of the premises numbered 928 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 3
  66. 6666H Application was received from MIT requesting permission to erect a sign in front of the premises numbered 364 Main Street. scanMay 3
  67. 6767H Dedicate the corner of Pearl and Erie Streets the "Francis P. Cunningham Square." Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanMay 3
  68. 6868H Application was received from the YWCA of Cambridge, requesting permission for a table in front of the premises numbered 689 Massachusetts Avenue to sell raffle tickets. scanMay 3
  69. 6969H Application was received from Tea-Tray in the Sky, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign, tables and chairs in front of the premises numbered 1796 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 10
  70. 7070H Application was received from Doreen Benoit requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 7 Longfellow Park. scanMay 10
  71. 7171H Application was received from A Taste of Culture requesting permission for a table in front of the premises numbered 1160 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 10
  72. 7272H Application was received form Ring Bros. of Broadway Market requesting permission to display floral merchandise in front of the premises numbered 468 Broadway. scanMay 17
  73. 7373H Recommendation from the License Commission on the application of Pierre Alesy, d/b/a Air Shuttle for a jitney license. - See July 26. 1999 For order scanMay 17
  74. 7474H Recommendation form the License Commission on an application to amend a jitney license for Boston Cambridge Trolley Tours, Inc. d/b/a Minuteman Tours scanMay 17
  75. 7575H Application was received from Gino Segre requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 40 Hawthorn Street. scanMay 24
  76. 7676H Application was received from KaBloom, Ltd. requesting permission to display floral merchandise in front of the premises numbered 1668 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 24
  77. 7777H Dedicate a suitable location near Kerry Corner in honor of Judge John J. Burns, the youngest and first Catholic to be appointed a judge and the first Catholic appointed to Superior Court. Councillor Sullivan Order #29 scanMay 24
  78. 7878H Designate the corner of Sixth and Thorndike Streets in honor of Reverend Michael F. Costello. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #46 scanMay 24
  79. 7979H Applaud the United Nations for endorsing the project on the history of slavery and Cambridge to designate an appropriate location for a memorial. Vice Mayor Galluccio Calendar Item #1 scanJun 14
  80. 8080H Application was received from India Castle requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 928 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 14
  81. 8181H Application was received from Patrick Powdermaker requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 45 Reed Street. scanJun 14
  82. 8282H Notification of new addresses at the following locations: 1 and 3 Walker Street, 100 Mount Auburn Street, 102 Mount Auburn Street, 93 Winthrop Street, 95-97 Winthrop Street. scanJun 14
  83. 8383H Application was received from Santonio Riberio and Manuell DeSousa requesting permission to add an architectural detailed cornice overhang to the property numbered 1092-1098 Cambridge Street Storefront as part of the improvement project. scanJun 14
  84. 8484H Application was received from Your Hair Salon requesting permission for a sandwich board and display merchandise in front of the premises numbered 27 Mt. Auburn Street. scanJun 14
  85. 8585H Application was received from James Gutensohn requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 152 Pleasant Street. scanJun 14
  86. 8686H Application was received from Kimberly Goldstein requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 56-58 Wendell Street. scanJun 14
  87. 8787H Application was received from the Hellenic Orthodox Community Greek Orthodox Church requesting permission to hang a temporary banner across Massachusetts Avenue from August 1, 1999 to August 21, 1999. scanJun 14
  88. 8888H Notification of a new address at the premises numbered 35 Fresh Pond Lane. scanJun 14
  89. 8989H Committee Report from Councillor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee, for a public meeting held on May 18, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the proposed donation of a monument in honor of the King of Thailand. scanJun 14
  90. 9090H Dedicate the putting green at Fresh Pond in memory of Francis P. Casey, late employee of the Water Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #32 scanJun 14
  91. 9191H Dedicate the corner of Harvard Street and Elm Street in memory of Sister Ann Louise Murray, S.N.D. Councillor Sullivan Order #61 scanJun 14
  92. 9292H Dedicate a bench to be placed in front of the Longfellow School in memory of Kevin T. Hodes. Mayor Duehay Order #69 scanJun 14
  93. 9393H Application was received from Community Development Department requesting permission to hang a temporary banner advertising Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. scanJun 21
  94. 9494H Application was received from Globall Images requesting permission for one table and one chair in front of the premises numbered 751 Massachusetts Avenue to display merchandise. scanJun 21
  95. 9595H Dedicate a suitable corner at the intersection of Lee Street and Broadway in honor of Peter Moran, who was killed in action during World War II. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Galluccio Order #41 scanJun 21
  96. 9696H License Commission recommendation on the Jitney License application for Pierre Alesy d/b/a Air Shuttle. scanJul 26
  97. 9797H Enforcement of the newly enacted truck curfew. scanJul 26
  98. 9898H Notification of new address at 74 Larch Road, 153 Garden Street, 155 Garden Street, 157 Garden Street. scanJul 26
  99. 9999H Application was received from Judith Hikes requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 52-54 Creighton Street. scanJul 26
  100. 100100H Application was received from Lawrence Darlington requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 352 Washington Street. scanJul 26
  101. 101101H Application was received from Kim Walker-Chin requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 197-199 Western Avenue. scanJul 26
  102. 102102H Application was received from James Hill requesting permission to hang six lights at the premises numbered 571-577 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 26
  103. 103103H Application was received from the Flower Pot requesting permission for a table to display merchandise at the premises numbered 92 Hampshire Street. scanJul 26
  104. 104104H Application was received from Dale Blank requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 200 CambridgePark Drive. scanJul 26
  105. 105105H Application was received from Henderson Suttle, Cambridge Carnival requesting permission to hang banners across 820 Massachusetts Avenue, 541-563 Massachusetts Avenue and 552 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 26
  106. 106106H Dedicate the corner of Sixth Street and Spring Street in honor of Edward J. Sheehan. Councillor Toomey Order #65 scanJul 26
  107. 107107H Application was received from Kaizen Corp. requesting permission to erect a sign and an awning at the premises numbered 822 Somerville Avenue. scanJul 26
  108. 108108H Application was received from the Vitamin Shoppe requesting permission to erect an awning at the premises numbered 28 J.F.K. Street. scanJul 26
  109. 109109H Dedicate the corner of Blakeslee Street and Huron Avenue in memory of Francis X. Mallahan. Councillor Born Order #66 scanJul 26
  110. 110110H Grant of a conservation easement from the City on the 57 acres of watershed land recently acquired by the City of Cambridge. Calendar Item #1 scanSep 13
  111. 111111H Petition was received from Robert Fronduto, requesting permission to erect a metal fire escape (ladder) as a second means of egress at the premises numbered 594 Cambridge Street. scanSep 13
  112. 112112H Application was received from Sharon Hanzel, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 26 Dana Street. scanSep 13
  113. 113113H Application was received from Gap/Gap Kids, requesting permission for an “A” framed sign and tables and chairs in front of the premises numbered 15 Brattle Street. scanSep 13
  114. 114114H Application was received from **Pemberton Farms and Garden Center**, requesting permission for a sandwich board and a table to display merchandise in front of the premises numbered 2225 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 13
  115. 115115H Dedicate a softball diamond at Danehy Park in honor of Michael Sico. **Vice Mayor Galluccio** **Resolution #90** scanSep 13
  116. 116116H Petition was received from Anna's Atlantic Fast Food, requesting permission to erect a food stand in front of MIT at 84 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 13
  117. 117117H Petition was received from Fawwaz Mohammed Abu Rubayah, requesting permission for three tables and chairs in front of the premises numbered 245 Massachusetts Ave. scanSep 13
  118. 118118H Application was received from **ABC Pizza**, requesting permission to erect an awning in front of the premises numbered 744 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 13
  119. 119119H Notification of a new address at the premises numbered 73 First Street. scanSep 13
  120. 120120H Notification of a new address at the premises numbered 337 Western Avenue, 178 Putnam Avenue and 120 Fayerweather Street. scanSep 13
  121. 121121H Grant permission to Community Development for a banner across Massachusetts Avenue advertising bicycle safety. scanSep 27
  122. 122122H Application was received from Andrew Zoldan, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 41 Granville Road. scanOct 4
  123. 123123H Application was received from Maria Valente, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 27 Jefferson Street. scanOct 4
  124. 124124H Revocation of sign permit for **BankBoston, N.A.** for the premises numbered 67 Mount Auburn Street. scanOct 4
  125. 125125H Name the portion of the Massachusetts Avenue Bicycle Lane from Massachusetts Avenue to Harvard Square and the sidewalk near the bicycle rack be inscribed with Randyn Freeman's name. **Councillor Reeves** **Resolution #56** scanOct 4
  126. 126126H Revocation of sign permit for Eclectic permit for the premises numbered 10 Arrow Street. scanOct 4
  127. 127127H Revocation of sign permit for The Coca-Cola Company for the premises numbered 485 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 4
  128. 128128H Revocation of sign permit for The Coca-Cola Company for the premises numbered 317 Broadway. scanOct 4
  129. 129129H Revocation of sign permit for The Coca-Cola Company for the premises numbered 91 First Street. scanOct 4
  130. 130130H Revocation of sign permit for The Coca-Cola Company for the premises numbered 496 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 4
  131. 131131H Application was received from Cambridge Even Start Title I Cambridge Family Literacy Collaborative, requesting permission to erect a banner that will read "Chill with Cambridge Families Celebrate Reading." scanOct 4
  132. 132132H Application was received from Joshua Rempell, requesting permission to erect tables to collect signatures on the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Western Avenue. scanOct 4
  133. 133133H Notification of new addresses at the premises numbered 1000 Massachusetts Avenue, 607, 609, 611, 613, 615, 617 and 619 Green Street. scanOct 4
  134. 134134H Communication was received from Dr. Gerburg Wulf, enclosing a petition from parents and neighbors of the Hancock Street playground requesting action and prohibition of truck traffic on Hancock Street. scanOct 4
  135. 135135H Develop pedestrian routes to and around CRLS in keeping with the policy of pedestrian and vehicular safety. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanOct 4
  136. 136136H Dedication of Doctor Aurther B. Serino Square. Mayor Duehay Resolution #39 scanOct 4
  137. 137137H Select a location in Harvard Square to be dedicated in honor of Charles Coney. Councillors Reeves and Sullivan Resolution #43 scanOct 4
  138. 138138H Request from the Cambridge Electric Light Company for a grant of a non-exclusive easement from the City to enter into a room with transformer vaults and other electrical supply equipment located at the Cambridge Hospital, 1493 Cambridge Street, for the sole purpose of maintaining and operating electrical equipment used in supplying electricity to the Hospital and others. scanOct 4
  139. 139139H Update of new addresses at the premises numbered: 74R Fayerweather Street, 53 Clay Street, 55 Clay Street, 57 Clay Street, 354, 356, 358, 368, 370, 386 and 388 Rindge Avenue. scanOct 18
  140. 140140H Request the Cambridge legislative delegation to file a bill naming the Alewife Brook Parkway bridge in Cambridge in honor of those Massachusetts veterans who were held prisoners of war during the Korean War. Councillors Russell and Sullivan Order #6 scanNov 15
  141. 141141H Application was received from Janet Green, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 19 Francis Avenue. scanNov 15
  142. 142142H Application was received from Elizabeth Knight, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 164 Lakeview Avenue. scanNov 15
  143. 143143H Application was received from Susan Carter, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 21 Francis Avenue. scanNov 15
  144. 144144H Application was received from James Gavin, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 397 Walden Street. scanNov 15
  145. 145145H Application was received from Joel P. Howe requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 8 Rice Street. scanNov 15
  146. 146146H Dedicate the shelter at the Corporal Burns Playground to the memory of those who lost their lives in service to this country from "Kerry Corner." Councillor Sullivan Resolution #18 scanNov 15
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  164. 164164A Application from Andrew Magdanz - curb cut - 71 Appleton StreetNov 15
  165. 147147 H Application was received from Finagle-A-Bagel requesting permission to erect a projecting 40" circular steaming sign. Calendar Item #4 scanDec 6
  166. 148148H Application was received from Ying Kee Chau, requesting permission to erect a vinyl canopy in front of the premises numbered 302 Massachusetts Avenue. scanDec 6
  167. 149149H Application was received from Rosalie A. Prosser, doing business as Alice Darling Secretarial Services, Inc. requesting permission to erect an awning in front of the premises numbered 144 Mt. Auburn Street. scanDec 6
  168. 150150H Application was received from Gomez Advisors/Gomez.com, requesting permission for tables in front of the premises numbered 0 Harvard Square. scanDec 6
  169. 151151H Notification of new addresses at the premises numbered 57, 59, 61 and 63 Regent Street. scanDec 6
  170. 152152H Application received from Peter Nichols requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 286 Third Street. Reconsideration Placed on File on motion of Councillor Toomey. Action take December 6, 1999 Adopting Order:- Stands. scanDec 13
  171. 153153H Notification of new addresses at the premises numbered 37 Mt. Vernon Street and 39 Mt. Vernon Street, Unit #1 and Unit #2. scanDec 13
  172. 154154H Application was received from Cambridge Printing Company, requesting permission to erect a canvas on steel frame sign in front of the premises located at 47 Seventh Street. scanDec 13
  173. 155155H Application was received from the Fayerweather School requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 765 Concord Avenue. scanDec 13
  174. 156156H Dedicate the corner of Pearl Street And Putnam Avenue in honor of dance teacher Adrienne Miller. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Resolution #1 scanDec 13
  175. 157157H Application was received from Helen Hatcher requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 7 Yerxa Road. scanDec 20
  176. 158158H Application was received from Elise and Mark Blaxill requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 22 Fayerweather Street. scanDec 20
  177. 159159H Application was received from Donna Lohnes requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 7 Sparks Street. scanDec 20
  178. 160160H Application was received from David Clem requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 47 Erie Street. Calendar Item #3 Placed on File pursuant to Order #1 of December 20, 1999 scanDec 20
  179. 161161H Dedicate an appropriate location in the Blakeslee Street/Huron Avenue area in honor of the late William G. Maher. Councillor Russell Resolution #5 scanDec 20

Appointments

62 actions · № 1–83
  1. 11A Appointment of Mario Rodao, Soheng Ang, Lawrence Careiro, Theodore Morris, Patricia Breen and Gerard Cole. scanJan 7
  2. 22A Oath of Office for Parking Control Officer George E. Hutchinson, Jr. scanJan 20
  3. 33A Oath of Office for Parking Control Officer Ivan Callazo. scanJan 20
  4. 44A Oath of Office for Parking Control Officer Tammie M. Coulter. scanJan 20
  5. 55A Appointment of Ernest G. Cavello, Jr., Philip Sciandra, Daniel Long and Robert S. Iozza as Constables. scanJan 25
  6. 66A Appointment of Ryan Deschenes as a Constable. scanFeb 1
  7. 77A Appointment of Steven Killoren, Frank Taylor and Wayne Fasulo as Public Weighers at ADM Corn Sweetners. scanFeb 1
  8. 88A Appointment of Joseph Mabardy, Jr., Charles J. Mabardy, Edmund Curran, Bryan Burdge, Linda Spruce, Debbi Morello, Gayle Marzolf, Nancy Habeshian, Crissy Guillette and Michelle Regan as Public Weighers at MICH-LIN. scanFeb 1
  9. 99A Appointment of Donald McNutt, Robert Fergerson, Leonard Richardi, Joseph Olsen, Donald Robidou, Matthew Sheppard, David Thebearge, Eric Lyons, Eric Jasie, Blake Barker, Jody Staples, Daniel Mangiocotti, Robert Connor, Joseph Yandle, Edward Barter, William McGrath, Daniel O'Neil, David Kelly, Arthur Dulong, Michael Collins, Charles Boswarth, Donald Wise, Christopher Duncan and Joseph Ronan as Public Weighers at Boston Sand & Gravel. scanFeb 1
  10. 1010A Appointment of Anne Watt, Mercedes Sherrod Evans, Darlene Nicgorski and Reverend Vernon E. Carter as members of the Human Rights Commission. scanFeb 1
  11. 1111A Appointment of M. Julie Patino, Jenny Korn, Joanne Small, Keefe Clemons, Audrey Sturgis and Jerome Saunders as members of the Affirmative Action Committee. scanFeb 1
  12. 1212A Appointment of Carole Bellew, Clark Binkley, Richard Brown, Nancy Coleman, Martha Eddison, Bunmi Fatoye-Matory, Isabel Giraud, Joseph Grassi, Donald Harding, Robert Lindamood, David McGowan, David Todd Santomenna, Albe Simenas, Wendy Weber, Robert Winters, E. Fred Yalouris and Beth Rubenstein as members of the Green Ribbon Open Space Committee and the following staff of Richard Rossi, Lisa Peterson, James Maloney, Stuart Dash, Carleton Hart, Paul Ryder, Julia Bowdoin and Greg Garber to assist the Committee as needed. scanFeb 1
  13. 1313A Approval of surety was received from Patricia Breen. scanFeb 1
  14. 1414A Approval of surety was received from Gerard O'Donnell Jodrey. scanFeb 1
  15. 1515A Appointment of William Lynch Cobham as a member of the Council of Aging. scanFeb 8
  16. 1616A Approval of surety was received from Daniel F. Long. scanFeb 8
  17. 1717A Approval of surety was received from Ernest G. Cavallo, Jr. scanFeb 8
  18. 1818A Appointment of Michael Cabral, Steven M. Wright, Apostolis Milonas, Ramon Watson and Clinton Scott as Constables. scanFeb 22
  19. 1919A Approval of surety was received from Theodore A. Morris, III. scanFeb 22
  20. 2020A Approval of surety was received from Philip Sciandra. scanFeb 22
  21. 2121A Appointment of Public Works Department employees as Constables with power. scanMar 15
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  43. 4343A Oath of Office of Jennifer Pinck as an Associate Member of the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanJul 13
  44. 4444A Oath of Office of Rebecca Tepper as an Associate Member of the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanJul 14
  45. 4545A Oath of Office of Andrea J. Spears as Purchasing Agent for the City of Cambridge. scanJul 16
  46. 4646A Oath of Office of Ed DeAngelo as an Associate Member of the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanJul 16
  47. 4747A Oath of Office of James Stockard as a State Member of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanJul 19
  48. 4848A Appointment of Matthew Mahoney, George A. Pantous, Leonard R. Silva as Constables. scanJul 26
  49. 4949A Appointment of Peter Bruckner, 3 William Street, as a member of the Central Square Advisory Committee for a three-year term to expire May 31, 2002. scanJul 26
  50. 5050A Appointment of Mary Ann Kurz, Executive Director, The Cambridge Homes and Janet Hand, Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services as members of the Board for the Council on Aging for a term of two years to expire June 30, 2001. scanJul 26
  51. 5151A Appointment of Steven Cohen, Martha Osler, Mary Berg (alternate), Nancy Goodwin (alternate), Nassir Ghaemi (alternate) as members of the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District Commission. scanJul 26
  52. 5252A Appointment of the following police officers from the Traffic Division as public weighers, to operate portable truck scales citywide for the year 1999: Officer Paul Timmons, Officer David Szeto, Officer Edward Frammatino, Sgt. Stephen Ahern. scanJul 26
  53. 5353A Appointment of Andrea Spears as Purchasing Agent for the City of Cambridge. scanJul 26
  54. 5454A Appointment of Ini Tomeu as the Public Information Officer for the City of Cambridge effective August 2, 1999. scanJul 26
  55. 5555A Appointment of Joyce Lee Smith and Gerald Clark to the Cambridge Housing Authority Board of Commissioners. scanJul 26
  56. 5656A Appointment of William J. Logan as a Constable. scanJul 26
  57. 5757A Oath of Office of Joyce Lee Smith as a member of the Cambridge Housing Authority Board of Commissioners. scanAug 9
  58. 5858A Oath of Office of Gerard J. Clark as Board Member of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanAug 11
  59. 5959A Oath of Office of Sergeant Stephen P. Ahern as a Public Weigher. scanAug 19
  60. 6060A Oath of Office of Officer David Szeto as a Public Weigher. scanAug 19
  61. 6161A Oath of Office of Officer Paul Timmins as a Public Weigher. scanAug 19
  62. 6262A Oath of Office of Officer Edward J. Frammartino as a Public Weigher. scanAug 19
  63. 6363A Appointment of the following persons as members of the Public Art Commission: Martin Blatt, Sandra Goldberg, James Peters, Deborah Putnoi, Craigen Bowen, Jennifer Riddell. scanSep 13
  64. 6464A Appointment of the following persons as members of the Cambridge Arts Council: Helene Corry, Sandra Goldberg, Ferdinand Martinez, Ann Rogers, Merry White, Paula Paris (reappointment), David Perry (reappointment). scanSep 13
  65. 6565A Appointment of Karen Swain Babin, Jean M. Essner, H. Theodore Cohen and Terrence F. Smith as members of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority, subject to City Council confirmation. Calendar Item #1 scanOct 4
  66. 6666A Appointment of William LaMonica and Keith Shaw as Constables. scanOct 4
  67. 6767A Appointment of Francis A. Conole, David J. Spiers, III, Herby Duverne and Tyrioun Keyes as Constables. scanOct 18
  68. 6868A Approval of surety was received from Francis Conole. scanNov 1
  69. 6969A Appointment of the following persons as members of the Conservation Commission for a term of three years, effective November 15, 1999: Maura McCaffery, 16 Wright Street, and Cynthia L. Jensen, 95 Trowbridge Street. scanNov 15
  70. 7070A Appointment of the following person as a member of the Council on Aging Board for a term of three years, effective November 15, 1999: Joseph Pari, Social Service Dir./Vernon Hall Nursing Home. scanNov 15
  71. 7171A Oath of Office of David A. Atherton as a Police Officer for the City of Cambridge. scanDec 3
  72. 7272A Oath of Office of Luis A. Collaza as a Police Officer for the City of Cambridge. scanDec 3
  73. 7373A Oath of Office of Eric R. Helberg as a Police Officer for the City of Cambridge. scanDec 3
  74. 7474A Oath of Office of Daniel J. Hogan as a Police Officer for the City of Cambridge. scanDec 3
  75. 7575A Oath of Office of Stephen R. Lefebvre as a Police Officer for the City of Cambridge. scanDec 3
  76. 7676A Oath of Office of Douglas G. Murrell as a Police Officer for the City of Cambridge. scanDec 3
  77. 7777A Oath of Office of Michael J. Sullilvan as a Police Officer for the City of Cambridge. scanDec 3
  78. 78Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the appointment of the following persons to the Library Board of Trustees: Janet Axelrod, John Good, Olive Johnson, Andre Mayer, James Roosevelt, Jr., Nancy Woods. scanDec 6
  79. 79Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the appointment of the following persons to the Cambridge Historical Commission: Wyllis Bibbins, Allison Crump, Suzanne Green, William King, Helen Moulton, Robert Neily, Joanne Solet, Jennifer Jones, Frank Shirley, Bruce Irving. scanDec 6
  80. 80Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the appointment of the following persons as Constables: Wendy L. Robinson, Joel J. Landesman, Ferdinand E. Kalbach. scanDec 6
  81. 81Appointment of MaryAnn Wojakowski, Daniel F. Evans, Frederick W. MacDonald as Constables for a three-year term, effective the first day of January, 2000: With Power. scanDec 13
  82. 82Appointment of Dr. Zoya S. Slive and Kenneth Holmes to the Council on Aging Board for a three-year term, effective December 14, 1999. scanDec 13
  83. 83Oath of Office for Susan Connelly as a Board of Zoning Appeal Member. scanDec 16

Ordinances

31 actions · № 1–31
  1. 1O1 Failed of Adoption 4-5-0 - VonGrossman petition to create a new Special District 3 to replace existing Industry C Districts. scanJan 7
  2. 2O2 Passed to be ordained as amended - the Planning Board Petition affecting IC District - the "W.R. Grace Site" in the Alewife area of the City. scanJan 7
  3. 3O3 Placed on file due to expiration of time – Submitted by Councillor Toomey and Councillor Born substituting text for the Vendetti petition. scanJan 11
  4. 4O4 Historical Buildings and Landmarks, Chapter 2.78. scanJan 11
  5. 5O5 Placed on file due to expiration of time - Petition to rezone portion of the former ComEnergy Development Parcel. scanJan 19
  6. 606 Placed on file with petition - Communication was received from Marilyn Wellons and Robert LaTremouille regarding the Backyard Zoning re-file. scanFeb 8
  7. 707 Placed on file due to expiration of time - Relative to PB petition related to Backyard Open Space Protection affecting Residence A-1 and A-2, Residence B, Residence C and Residence C-1 districts. scanFeb 17
  8. 808 Placed on file due to expiration of time - Relative to PB recommendation on the Frankelton, et al Petition to rezone from Industry A-1 to Residence B that are on the zoning map abutting Linear Park and Harvey Street. scanFeb 17
  9. 9O9 Urge the Planning Board to relocate the Polaroid meeting to Cambridgeport. Councillor Davis Order #50 scanFeb 22
  10. 10O10 Passed to be ordained – Report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a public hearing held on January 13, 1999, for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to Chapter 2.84, the Kids Council Ordinance. scanFeb 22
  11. 11O11 Passed to be ordained – Petition was received from Peter Jelley et al, to amend to amend the zoning map of the City of Cambridge for the area bordered by Putnam Avenue, Blackstone Street, Western Avenue and River Street from 0-3 to C-1. scanFeb 22
  12. 12O12 Passed to be ordained as amended – Report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on November 10, 1998 for the purpose of receiving an update on staff work toward the regulation of newsboxes. scanFeb 22
  13. 13O13 Passed to be ordained as amended. Section 11.502 – IPOP – Parking Garage. scanApr 5
  14. 14O14 Passed to be ordained as amended. Section 11.511 – IPOP – Procedural Amendment. scanApr 5
  15. 15O15 Passed to be ordained as amended by substitution. "Cambridge Living Wage Ordinance." scanMay 3
  16. 16O16 Passed to be ordained as amended. Banning the sale of laser pens to minors in the City of Cambridge. scanMay 17
  17. 17O17 Placed on file due to expiration of time – a proposed amendment to the Zoning ordinance to require additional open space in the area of the PUD in East Cambridge. scanMay 26
  18. 18O18 Recommendation from the Historical Commission for designating the White Tower Restaurant located at 25 Central Square as a protected landmark. scanJun 14
  19. 19O19 Passed to be ordained as amended. Restrictions on Youth Access to Tobacco Products and on Smoking in Workplaces and Public Places. scanJun 21
  20. 20O20 Passed to be ordained. Karen F. Falb et al., to amend the Zoning Ordinance to add a new Section 6.96 – truck traffic. scanJun 21
  21. 21O21 Passed to be ordained. Backyard and Open Space Zoning Amendment. scanJul 26
  22. 22O22 Placed on file due to expiration of time – Recommendation from the Planning Board on the City Council Petition to create a new Special District 2 for the area currently zoned Industry A-1 on the Zoning Map abutting Linear Park. scanJul 27
  23. 23O23 Placed on file due to expiration of time – Marilyn Wellons, et al., to amend the Zoning Ordinance with regard to Yards Protections. scanAug 4
  24. 24O24 Placed on file due to expiration of time – Sheila G. Cook, et al., to amend the Zoning Ordinance regarding proposed yards protections zoning change based on existing zoning and on meaningful protections. scanAug 4
  25. 25O25 Passed to be ordained. The cost of parking for tenants in affordable units. scanSep 13
  26. 26O26 Passed to be ordained. Proposal to consider four zoning district changes for four areas in the city proposed by the Planning Board. scanSep 13
  27. 27O27 Passed to be ordained. Petition filed by Lydia Vickers, et al., to amend the zoning in the School Street area. scanOct 4
  28. 28O28 Passed to be ordained. Petition filed by Nancy Lippincott et al., to change the zoning in the Summer Road area to enlarge and improve the Residence C-1 buffer area. scanOct 4
  29. 29O29 Placed on file due to expiration of time - Petition received from Linda Savenor et al., to change the zoning status from residential to business for the "Dunkin Donuts" new facility at 222-228 Broadway. scanOct 27
  30. 30O30 Passed to be ordained - Section 8.61 entitled "Asbestos Protection Ordinance." scanNov 1
  31. 31O31 Passed to be ordained - Petition filed by John Moot, et al. to extend the IPOP deadline until April 1, 2000. scanNov 1

Miscellaneous Documents

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  1. 1MDOC 99-1 1999-200 Sow & Ice Clearing Plan 2 copies dated 1999—
  2. 2MDOC 99-2 1999 Public Health Assessment (2 volumes) 2 sets dated January 15, 1999Jan 15
  3. 3MDOC 99-3 Harvard University Recruitment Resource Guide 1 copy dated February 24, 1999Feb 24
  4. 4MDOC 99-4 Strategic Planning Assessment Findings for Cambridge Youth Programs 2 copies dated February 24, 1999Feb 24
  5. 5MDOC 99-5 Planning Out-of-School Time Programs 2 copies dated March, 1999—
  6. 6MDOC 99-6 Health & Hospital Committee Report on Neville Manor 1 copy dated March 15, 1999Mar 15
  7. 7MDOC 99-7 Final Report on siting options for Main Library 1 copy dated March 22, 1999Mar 22
  8. 8MDOC 99-8 Status Report on Domestic Violence Free Zone 4 copies dated March 22, 1999Mar 22
  9. 9MDOC 99-9 Recommendations by Human Service Department on Youth Programs 2 copies dated March 29, 1999Mar 29

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