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The Docket ▸ 2000

2000

2,767 council actions · 2,739 linked to the city's scans · 7 sections

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Resolutions

1,504 actions · № 1–1514
  1. 11R Resolution on the death of Joana Lago. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #1 scanJan 10
  2. 22R Resolution on the death of Albert J. Drohan. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #2 scanJan 10
  3. 33R Resolution on the death of Lucy Bontempo. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #3 scanJan 10
  4. 44R Resolution on the death of Barbara A. Gillespie. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #4 scanJan 10
  5. 55R Resolution on the death of Humphrey E. O'Leary. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #5 scanJan 10
  6. 66R Resolution on the death of Annie F. Buchanan. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #6 scanJan 10
  7. 77R Resolution on the death of Donald A. Casey. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanJan 10
  8. 88R Resolution on the death of John F. Dynan. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scanJan 10
  9. 99R Resolution on the death of Emilia Cafua. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanJan 10
  10. 1010R Resolution on the death of Alice G. Santino. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #10 scanJan 10
  11. 1111R Resolution on the death of John Thomas Waldron. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #11 scanJan 10
  12. 1212R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. McLaughlin. Councillors Sullivan, Maher, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scanJan 10
  13. 1313R Resolution on the death of Bertha R. Porter. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #13 scanJan 10
  14. 1414R Resolution on the death of Holyoke Police Officer John DiNapoli. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scanJan 10
  15. 1515R Resolution on the death of Nicola E. DiDomenico. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio, Reeves, Maher and entire membership Resolution #15 scanJan 10
  16. 1616R Resolution on the death of Idalina Guimaraes. Councillors Toomcy, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanJan 10
  17. 1717R Resolution on the death of Antonia DaCosta. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #17 scanJan 10
  18. 1818R Resolution on the death of Gloria C. Walrond. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanJan 10
  19. 1919R Resolution on the death of Joseph J. Mouringham. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanJan 10
  20. 2020R Resolution on the death of Frank J. Blake. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanJan 10
  21. 2121R Thank Charles M. Schulz for the pleasure Charlie Brown has brought to his fans and wish him much happiness and good health in his retirement. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #21 scanJan 10
  22. 2222R Get well wishes to Catherine Lamantea. Councillor Toomey Resolution #22 scanJan 10
  23. 2323R Condolences to Gerald Fandetti on the death of his father. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scanJan 10
  24. 2424R Congratulations to Michael Stiller on being selected to both the Boston Globe and Boston Herald's All-Scholastic Golf Teams. Councillor Galluccio Resolution #24 scanJan 10
  25. 2525R Congratulations to the Catholic Charities Foster Grandparent Program on their Second Annual Martin Luther King Day Celebration to be held on January 17, 2000 at 10 AM St. Anthony's Church Hall. Councillor Toomey Resolution #25 scanJan 10
  26. 2626R Resolution on the death of Edward J. Frank. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scanJan 10
  27. 2727R Resolution on the death of Dora M. Shannon. Councillor Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scanJan 10
  28. 2828R Congratulations to the Cambridge Police Department and FBI Boston Fugitive Task Force for their investigative work in apprehending James Anthony Martin 24 years after the crime was committed. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #28 scanJan 10
  29. 2929R Appreciation to the Cambridge firefighters for their excellent response to the fire on Clary Street New Year's Eve and best wishes for a speedy recovery to firefighters Robert Walsh and Lawrence Brogan. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #29 scanJan 10
  30. 3030R Resolution on the death of Bernice A. Cooney. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #30 scanJan 10
  31. 3131R Resolution on the death of George Calvin Carter. Councillors Galluccio, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #31 scanJan 10
  32. 3232R Resolution on the death of Albert Coccoluto. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #32 scanJan 10
  33. 3333R Resolution on the death of Humberto Pereira. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #33 scanJan 10
  34. 3434R Resolution on the death of Phoebe Kennedy Roberts. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scanJan 10
  35. 3535R Resolution on the death of Kathleen M. Walsh. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Maher, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #35 scanJan 10
  36. 3636R Get well wishes to Donny Stuart. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #36 scanJan 10
  37. 3737R Get well wishes to John Casey. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #37 scanJan 10
  38. 3838R Congratulations to Calvin R. Lindsay, Jr. on his appointment as Director of Cable Television for the City of Cambridge. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Davis, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #38 scanJan 10
  39. 3939R The Cambridge Branch of the NAACP will host its Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast at the Marriott Hotel on Saturday, January 15th. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #39 scanJan 10
  40. 4040R The 13th Annual Joyful Noise Gospel Concert commemorating the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. will be held on Sunday, January 16th at 4:00 PM at the Sanders Theater, Harvard University, 45 Quincy Street. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #40 scanJan 10
  41. 4141R Resolution on the death of Katherine M. Buckley. Councillors Sullivan, Maher, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #41 scanJan 10
  42. 4242R Resolution on the death of Dorothea McGee. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #42 scanJan 10
  43. 4343R Resolution on the death of Francis W. McCusker. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #43 scanJan 10
  44. 4444R Congratulations to Janice Fitzgerald on becoming a registered Pastoral Associate in the Archdiocese of Boston. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #44 scanJan 10
  45. 4545R Resolution on the death of Mary Teresa Griffin. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #1 scanJan 24
  46. 4646R Resolution on the death of Deborah R. Anderson. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #2 scanJan 24
  47. 4747R Resolution on the death of Suzete M. Reis. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #3 scanJan 24
  48. 4848R Resolution on the death of Hadi Mabardy. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #4 scanJan 24
  49. 4949R Happy surprise 50th Birthday to a special person. Councillor Toomey Resolution #33 scanJan 24
  50. 5050R Congratulations to Judge Fernande R. V. Duffly on her appointment to the Massachusetts Appeals Court. Councillor Decker Resolution #6 scanJan 24
  51. 5151R Resolution on the death of John W. McCarthy. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanJan 24
  52. 5252R Resolution on the death of Florence Coccoluto. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scanJan 24
  53. 5353R Resolution on the death of Nicholas J. Leonardo. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #9 scanJan 24
  54. 5454R Resolution on the death of John J. Jewer. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #10 scanJan 24
  55. 5555R Congratulations to William H. Walsh and Mary Hayes on their engagement. Councillors Sullivan and Reeves Resolution #11 scanJan 24
  56. 5656R Resolution on the death of Roy King. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scanJan 24
  57. 5757R Resolution on the death of Anthony Miele. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #13 scanJan 24
  58. 5858R Resolution on the death of Rita L. Saxe. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scanJan 24
  59. 5959R Resolution on the death of Luella Casassa. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanJan 24
  60. 6060R Resolution on the death of Eleanor T. McGrath. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanJan 24
  61. 6161R Resolution on the death of Maria G. Sousa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #17 scanJan 24
  62. 6262R Resolution on the death of James J. Cusack, Jr. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanJan 24
  63. 6363R Thanks to the volunteer members of the Amateur Radio service who assisted in upgrading the Amateur Radio equipment at the Emergency Operating Center. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #19 scanJan 24
  64. 6464R Resolution on the retirement of Claire Rodley from her position as Secretary of the School Committee. Councillors Maher, Davis and entire membership Resolution #20 scanJan 24
  65. 6565R Appreciation to Marc Brown, creator of Arthur the Aardvark, for many hours of entertainment and extend retirement wishes to his creation Arthur. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #21 scanJan 24
  66. 6666R Resolution on the death of Phyllis E. Walcott. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #32 scanJan 24
  67. 6767R Introduce and welcome Troop #73 who will visit the City Council at the February 7, 2000 meeting. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #23 scanJan 24
  68. 6868R Resolution on the death of John Tebera. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #24 scanJan 24
  69. 6969R Resolution on the death of Angelo Marchio. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #25 scanJan 24
  70. 7070R Congratulations to Betsy Dunn on being honored by the Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus at their 10th annual Wonder Women Awards Luncheon. Councillor Davis Resolution #26 scanJan 24
  71. 7171R Congratulations to Mari Ansara on the opening of her new business "Common Ground Educational and Travel Services" located at 55 Norfolk Street on January 30th. Councillors Decker and Sullivan Resolution #27 scanJan 24
  72. 7272R Best wishes to Natalia Furtado on her retirement from the Children's Day Care. Councillor Toomey Resolution #28 scanJan 24
  73. 7373R Resolution on the death of John J. Casey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scanJan 24
  74. 7474R Resolution on the death of A. Louise Martel. Councillors Maher, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #30 scanJan 24
  75. 7575R Resolution on the death of Mary I. Vieira. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scanJan 24
  76. 7676R Support the "No Place for Hate Campaign" sponsored by the Massachusetts Municipal Association and the Anti-Defamation League. Councillors Sullivan and Maher Order #8 scanFeb 14
  77. 7777R Urge the United States Navy to relocate from the island of Vieques and return the land to the people of Vieques. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanFeb 14
  78. 7878R Congratulations to Michael Nicoloro, Assistant Commissioner of the Inspectional Services Department, on the birth of his first grandchild Marissa Katy Nicoloro. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #1 scanFeb 14
  79. 7979R Speedy recovery to Dan Albano, father-in-law of our assistant, Sandra Albano. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanFeb 14
  80. 8080R Prepare a suitable resolution on Bishop Malone. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Resolution #53 scanFeb 14
  81. 8181R Resolution on the retirement of George E. Bennett from the Fire Department. Entire membership Resolution #4 scanFeb 14
  82. 8282R Resolution on the retirement of Robert J. McNamara from the Fire Department. Entire membership Resolution #5 scanFeb 14
  83. 8383R Resolution on the retirement of Josephine Balzano from the School Department. Entire membership Resolution #6 scanFeb 14
  84. 8484R Resolution on the retirement of Robert F. LeBlanc from the Police Department. Entire membership Resolution #7 scanFeb 14
  85. 8585R Resolution on the retirement of William W. Lyons from the Police Department. Entire membership Resolution #8 scanFeb 14
  86. 8686R Resolution on the retirement of John Conroy from the Police Department. Entire membership Resolution #9 scanFeb 14
  87. 8787R Resolution on the retirement of Carole W. Setzer from the Police Department. Entire membership Resolution #10 scanFeb 14
  88. 8888R Resolution on the retirement of Ronald Scotti from the Print Shop Division of the Purchasing Department. Entire membership Resolution #11 scanFeb 14
  89. 8989R Resolution on the retirement of John J. Lyons from the Police Department. Entire membership Resolution #12 scanFeb 14
  90. 9090R Resolution on the retirement of Paul F. Xavier from the Police Department. Entire membership Resolution #13 scanFeb 14
  91. 9191R Resolution on the retirement of Robert A. Litwinsky from the Public Works Department. Entire membership Resolution #14 scanFeb 14
  92. 9292R Resolution on the retirement of Robert A. Ciarlone from the Public Works Department. Entire membership Resolution #15 scanFeb 14
  93. 9393R Resolution on the death of Kathleen L. Zigulis. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanFeb 14
  94. 9494R Resolution on the death of John Rodriques. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #17 scanFeb 14
  95. 9595R Resolution on the death of Frances Bonner. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanFeb 14
  96. 9696R Resolution on the death of Raymond J. Occhialini. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanFeb 14
  97. 9797R Resolution on the death of Caroline B. Butler. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanFeb 14
  98. 9898R Resolution on the death of Henry O. "Harry" Delaney. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #21 scanFeb 14
  99. 9999R Resolution on the death of Barbara R. Singer. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scanFeb 14
  100. 100100R Resolution on the death of Frances "Jeanne" Papsedero. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scanFeb 14
  101. 101101R Resolution on the death of Edward F. Sullivan. Councillors Born, Sullivan, Galluccio, Davis and entire membership Resolution #24 scanFeb 14
  102. 102102R Thanks to the CambridgeSide Galleria and the McKinnon Company for providing free parking for East Cambridge residents during snow emergency. Councillor Toomey Resolution #25 scanFeb 14
  103. 103103R Wish a happy and healthy retirement to Francis Fulkerson as he retires from the Middlesex County Sheriff's Department after many years of service. Councillor Toomey Resolution #26 scanFeb 14
  104. 104104R Resolution on the death of Peter V. Puzinas. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scanFeb 14
  105. 105105R Extend a speedy recovery to Helen Ginsberg, mother of Jonathan Ginsberg. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #28 scanFeb 14
  106. 106106R Resolution on the death of Anthony J. Apicella. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Maher, Born, Davis and entire membership Resolution #29 scanFeb 14
  107. 107107R Congratulations to William Leight for his placement in the Science Talent Search and wish him good luck in his competition on March 13, 2000 in Washington, DC. Councillor Davis Resolution #30 scanFeb 14
  108. 108108R Congratulations to the Community Learning Center on being selected as one of 10 recipients nationwide of a United States Secretary of Education Award for outstanding Adult Education and Literacy Programs. Councillor Davis Resolution #31 scanFeb 14
  109. 109109R Congratulations to Coli McMahon, staff member to former Mayor Francis H. Duehay, on his new position with Representative Harriett Stanley and wish him much success and happiness in his future endeavors. Councillor Davis Resolution #32 scanFeb 14
  110. 110110R Appreciation to Appeals Court Chief Judge Joseph P. Warner for his 27 years of outstanding public service as a member of the Massachusetts Judiciary. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #33 scanFeb 14
  111. 111111R Good Luck to Richard G. Wright, who will leave his position with the City of Cambridge to join the Educational Development Corporation who will manage the creation of a national Children's Safety Network, and thanks for all his hard work on the implementation plan for the Domestic Violence Free Zone. Councillor Decker Resolution #34 scanFeb 14
  112. 112112R Resolution on the death of Thomas "Tom" W. Danehy former Mayor of Cambridge. Councillors Sullivan, Reeves, Davis, Maher and entire membership Resolution #35 scanFeb 14
  113. 113113R Congratulations to Paul Walsh on the birth of his twins. Councillors Sullivan and Maher Resolution #36 scanFeb 14
  114. 114114R Resolution on the death of Carlotta Costa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #37 scanFeb 14
  115. 115115R Resolution on the death of Annie Fitzmaurice. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #38 scanFeb 14
  116. 116116R Resolution on the death of Harold Loder. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scanFeb 14
  117. 117117R Congratulations to the Cambridge Gymnastics Team for their performance at the Greater Boston League Gymnastics Championship. Councillors Toomey and Davis Resolution #40 scanFeb 14
  118. 118118R Congratulations to the CRLS Girls and Boys Track Teams on their recent victories at the Greater Boston League Championship. Councillors Toomey and Davis Resolution #41 scanFeb 14
  119. 119119R Congratulations to the CRLS Wrestling Team on winning the Greater Boston League Championship defeating Arlington. Councillors Toomey and Davis Resolution #42 scanFeb 14
  120. 120120R Resolution on the death of Esric "Stretch" Headley. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #43 scanFeb 14
  121. 121121R Resolution on 100th Anniversary of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 103. Councillor Toomey Resolution #44 scanFeb 14
  122. 122122R Resolution congratulating CRLS Swim Team on their achievement at the Greater Boston League. Councillor Davis Resolution #45 scanFeb 14
  123. 123123R Resolution thanking Head of Charles Regatta for $6,000 donation to CRLS Rowing Program. Councillor Born Resolution #46 scanFeb 14
  124. 124124R Resolution on the death of Attorney Thomas C. Troy. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #47 scanFeb 14
  125. 125125R Resolution on the death of Francis C. Capobianco. Councillors Galluccio, Maher, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #48 scanFeb 14
  126. 126126R Resolution on the death of Ronald H. Hamel. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #49 scanFeb 14
  127. 127127R The "Spirit of SANKOFA – A Black History Month of Celebration will take place on Thursday, February 24th from 5:30 – 9:00 p.m. at City Hall. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #50 scanFeb 14
  128. 128128R Welcome Reverend Jesse Jackson to Cambridge and Revered Jackson will speak at the St. Paul Christian Life Center on Monday, February 21st at 9:00 a.m. at the Richard Allen Lecture Services. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #51 scanFeb 14
  129. 129129R The African American Heritage Trail Advisory Committee will sponsor a tea at the University Park Hotel on February 27th to unveil a new guidebook for the Heritage Trail. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #52 scanFeb 14
  130. 130130R Prepare a suitable resolution on Bishop Malone. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Resolution #53 scanFeb 14
  131. 131131R Convey to the Cambridge Legislative Delegation the concern the City Council has regarding the increased toll rates on the Mass Pike and the increased traffic on streets in Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanMar 6
  132. 132132R Resolution on the death of Ella L. McGoldrick. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scanMar 6
  133. 133133R Resolution on the death of Antonette E. English. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanMar 6
  134. 134134R Resolution on the death of Dr. Pauline Simon. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanMar 6
  135. 135135R Resolution on the death of Maria C. Bairos. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #4 scanMar 6
  136. 136136R Resolution on the death of Louis P. Mottla. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #5 scanMar 6
  137. 137137R Resolution on the death of Berta DaRosa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #6 scanMar 6
  138. 138138R Resolution on the death of Michael G. Sico, Sr. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanMar 6
  139. 139139R Resolution on the death of Victoria Sarah Samourian. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #8 scanMar 6
  140. 140140R Resolution on the death of Eugene R. LeBlanc. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #9 scanMar 6
  141. 141141R Resolution on the death of Edwin T. Green. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #10 scanMar 6
  142. 142142R Resolution on the death of Mary I. Wright. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #11 scanMar 6
  143. 143143R Congratulations to Lori and Paul McGowan on the birth of their son Kiel McGowan. Councillor Reeves Resolution #12 scanMar 6
  144. 144144R Be cognizant of the 18th Annual Cambridge Pops Swing Dance to benefit the Guidance Center Incorporated to be held at MIT on Friday, April 28th at 8:00 PM. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #13 scanMar 6
  145. 145145R Congratulations to Tom and Teresa Lucey on the birth of their son Thomas Kenneth Lucey. Councillors Sullivan, Reeves and Toomey Resolution #14 scanMar 6
  146. 146146R Designate March as Cambridge Women's History Month, to coincide with National Women's History Month and special recognition to the life and works of Pearl K. Wise. Councillor Reeves Resolution #15 scanMar 6
  147. 147147R St. Peter School will host the 3rd Annual Doug Pollander Sr. Memorial Basketball Tournament on Saturday, March 11th. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #16 scanMar 6
  148. 148148R Declare March 11th as "Doug Pollander Sr. Day" in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #17 scanMar 6
  149. 149149R Best wishes to Gerry Oldach as he leaves his present position as President of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #18 scanMar 6
  150. 150150R Resolution on the death of Robert F. Collins, Sr. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #19 scanMar 6
  151. 151151R Resolution on the death of Robert W. MacPherson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #20 scanMar 6
  152. 152152R Resolution on the death of Dr. Eva J. Neer. Councillors Born, Davis and entire membership Resolution #21 scanMar 6
  153. 153153R Resolution on the death of Rocco Collazzo. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #22 scanMar 6
  154. 154154R Resolution on the death of Douwe B. Yntema. Councillors Born, Davis and entire membership Resolution #23 scanMar 6
  155. 155155R Resolution on the death of Claudia M. Miele. Councillor Reeves, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Sullivan, Davis and entire membership Resolution #24 scanMar 6
  156. 156156R Thanks to Joey Spinetto on his heroic capture and arrest of Alvin Sammual, who escaped from South Carolina over 20 years ago. Councillor Toomey Resolution #25 scanMar 6
  157. 157157R Resolution on the death of Eileen F. O'Sullivan. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scanMar 6
  158. 158158R Resolution on the death of Mabel M. Aceto. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scanMar 6
  159. 159159R Resolution on the death of Ruth F. Igo. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #28 scanMar 6
  160. 160160R Resolution on the death of Francis "Frank" Fay. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scanMar 6
  161. 161161R Resolution on the death of Edmund Lenkauskas. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #30 scanMar 6
  162. 162162R Resolution on the death of Sister Mary Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scanMar 6
  163. 163163R Resolution on the death of Frederick F. D'Arcy. Councillors Davis, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #32 scanMar 6
  164. 164164R Best wishes to Victor do Couto as he leaves MAPS to join ORI as the Executive Director. Councillor Toomey Resolution #33 scanMar 6
  165. 165165R Wish Bill Kroen a speedy recovery. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #34 scanMar 6
  166. 166166R Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Edna and Joseph Martell. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #35 scanMar 6
  167. 167167R Congratulations to Fred Cabral and Michelle Trahan on their February 14th engagement. Councillor Toomey Resolution #36 scanMar 6
  168. 168168R The Friends of Cambridge Athletics is embarking on a major fund raising event, the "super raffle" and urge all business and citizens to be cognizant this worthy cause. Councillors Born, Davis and Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #37 scanMar 6
  169. 169169R Resolution on the death of Kathleen A. Burke. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #38 scanMar 6
  170. 170170R Thanks to the members of the Cambridge Fire Department and Emergency Services for their work on February 26th at 15 Harvard Street. Councillor Decker Resolution #39 scanMar 6
  171. 171171R Congratulations to Donald and Cathleen Savery on the birth of their son Alexander O'Connor Favery. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #40 scanMar 6
  172. 172172R Wish Robert Jordan a speedy recovery. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #41 scanMar 6
  173. 173173R Wish Anthony "Tony" Spears a speedy recovery. Councillor Reeves Resolution #42 scanMar 6
  174. 174174R Resolution on the death of Joseph F. McDavitt. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #43 scanMar 6
  175. 175175R Resolution on the death of Pearl Alberta Yard. Councillors Sullivan, Reeves, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #44 scanMar 6
  176. 176176R Resolution on the death of Robert G. Jordan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #45 scanMar 6
  177. 177177R Congratulations to Dr. George McEachern on his thirty years of dedicated service to the children and families of Cambridge. Councillor Born Resolution #46 scanMar 6
  178. 178178R Welcome Sam Fullwood, Washington Correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, who is a Fellow at the Kennedy School of Government. Councillor Reeves Resolution #47 scanMar 6
  179. 179179R Special thanks to the City of Cambridge Diversity Committee for the excellent Black History Month Program. Councillor Reeves Resolution #48 scanMar 6
  180. 180180R Congratulations to the St. Paul A.M.E. Church Senior Ushers as they host their annual Ushers Service on Sunday, March 5th and a special welcome to Reverend Barbara Groover. Councillor Reeves Resolution #49 scanMar 6
  181. 181181R Happy 50th Birthday to Joyce Kauffman. Councillor Reeves Resolution #50 scanMar 6
  182. 182182R Resolution on the death of Norton Shapiro and dedicate a public plaza in his honor. Councillor Born and entire membership Resolution #51 scanMar 6
  183. 183183R Resolution on the death of Eleanor P. Rancatore. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #52 scanMar 6
  184. 184184R Thank you to Harry and Victoria Katis for all their Cambridge efforts and wish them a wonderful retirement. Councillor Reeves Resolution #53 scanMar 6
  185. 185185R Resolution on the death of Philip T. Aranow. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #54 scanMar 6
  186. 186186R Resolution on the death of Manuael M. Savoy. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #55 scanMar 6
  187. 187187R Condolences to Jean Clinton, her husband former City Councillor Dan Clinton and their family on the death of Jean's mother, Mrs. Mildred Ouellette. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #56 scanMar 6
  188. 188188R Congratulations to the new officers of the Warren Pals William Mitza, President, Anthony Perlatando, Treasurer and Tim Toomey, Jr., Secretary. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #57 scanMar 6
  189. 189189R Get well wishes to George Peloquin, father of Anne Leduc, Executive Director of the Retirement Board. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #58 scanMar 6
  190. 190190R Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Ginsberg on the birth of their daughter Ingrid Adora Ginsberg. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #59 scanMar 6
  191. 191191R Resolution on the death of Robert A. Gray. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #60 scanMar 6
  192. 192192R Wish a speedy recovery to City Manager Bob Healy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #61 scanMar 6
  193. 193193R Resolution on the death of Theodore Miller Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #62 scanMar 6
  194. 194194R Resolution on the death of Janet Soron. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #63 scanMar 6
  195. 195195R Resolution on the death of Bernard L. Fitzgerald. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #64 scanMar 6
  196. 196196R Send official greetings to the citizens of Limerick and best wishes for a Happy St. Patrick's Day. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #65 scanMar 6
  197. 197197R Send official greetings to the citizens of Galway and best wishes for a Happy St. Patrick's Day. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #66 scanMar 6
  198. 198198R Happy Saint Patrick's Day to all of the citizens of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #67 scanMar 6
  199. 199199R Resolution on the death of Robert Shenton. Councillor Born, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #68 scanMar 6
  200. 200200R Best wishes to Kerry Lobel as she leaves the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force to pursue other endeavors. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #69Mar 6
  201. 201201R The Morse School will hold its second Book Festival on March 11th from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of this worthwhile event. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #70 scanMar 6
  202. 202202R Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Oscar and Marie Cyr. Vice Mayor Maher and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #1 scanMar 20
  203. 203203R The 20th anniversary of the assassination of Salvadoran Archbishop Romero will hold a program in his honor on Friday, March 24th at 6:30 PM at the Paulist Center, 5 Parks Street in Boston. Councillor Born Resolution #2 scanMar 20
  204. 204204R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Ethel Ampey. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #3 scanMar 20
  205. 205205R Resolution on the death of Edward L. O'Callaghan. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #4 scanMar 20
  206. 206206R Resolution on the death of James Caffery. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #5 scanMar 20
  207. 207207R Resolution on the death of Rita F. Ruble. Councillor Toomey entire membership Resolution #6 scanMar 20
  208. 208208R Resolution on the death of John S. Dwyer. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #7 scanMar 20
  209. 209209R Resolution on the death of Patricia A. Stead. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #8 scanMar 20
  210. 210210R Resolution on the death of Joseph H. Winstanley. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanMar 20
  211. 211211R Resolution on the death of Conchetta "Kitty" Manganelli. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #10 scanMar 20
  212. 212212R Resolution on the death of Dorothea M. Nelson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #11 scanMar 20
  213. 213213R The Cambridge Arts Council will hold its Second Annual Grant Awards Celebration beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Morse School, 40 Granite Street on May 3, 2000. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #63 scanMar 20
  214. 214214R Congratulations to Michael and Denise Sullivan on the birth of their second son Paul George Sullivan. Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #13 scanMar 20
  215. 215215R Congratulations to William Cusack on being the recipient of a five-year scholarship to Dartmouth. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #14 scanMar 20
  216. 216216R The 2nd Annual Mike Jarvis Alumni/Celebrity Basketball Game will be held on Saturday, May 13th at 4:00 PM at the War Memorial Gymnasium located at the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #15 scanMar 20
  217. 217217R Declare May13th "Mike Jarvis Day" in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #16 scanMar 20
  218. 218218R The Women's Health Day 2000 "Taking Charge of Your Health" will be held on April 1st at the Windsor Street Community Health Center. Councillor Davis Resolution #17 scanMar 20
  219. 219219R Congratulations to the CRLS Boys Basketball Team and Head Coach Lance Dottin on their Division I North Section Championship and the Eastern Massachusetts Crown Championship. Councillor Decker and Mayor Galluccio Resolution #18 scanMar 20
  220. 220220R Resolution on the death of Vincent C. Kirslis. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #19Mar 20
  221. 221221R Resolution on the death of Daniel P. Cornelio, Sr. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #20 scanMar 20
  222. 222222R Resolution on the death of Jean M. Costa. Councillor Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #21 scanMar 20
  223. 223223R Resolution on the death of John F. Rogers. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #22 scanMar 20
  224. 224224R Resolution on the death of Nelson Pais Sousa. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #23 scanMar 20
  225. 225225R Welcome to Cambridge Father Joseph T. Canavan, Administrator, St. Mary's Church. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #24 scanMar 20
  226. 226226R Welcome to the teachers and student from the Azores who are visiting Cambridge on an educational exchange with the Harrington School community. Vice Mayor Maher and Mayor Galluccio Resolution #25 scanMar 20
  227. 227227R Resolution on the death of Edna A. Rinaldo. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scanMar 20
  228. 228228R Resolution on the death of Reverend Arthur J. Metaxas. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #27 scanMar 20
  229. 229229R Encourage all 5th, 6th 7th and 8th grade students to submit poems on the topic of their choice to the Central Square Library by April 1st and Cambridge poets of all ages submit poems on trees to The Cambridge Tree Project at: 1657 Cambridge Street #3, Cambridge, MA 02138 or Email: doanperry@compuserve.com. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #28 scanMar 20
  230. 230230R The Mount Auburn Hospital Emergency Room will be officially dedicated on Tuesday, March 28th at 11:00 AM and urge all resident to be cognizant of this dedication. Councillor Toomey Resolution #29 scanMar 20
  231. 231231R Best wishes to the Polish-American Veterans Auxiliary on their Annual Penny Sale and Country Store to be held on Sunday, April 16, 2000. Councillor Toomey Resolution #30 scanMar 20
  232. 232232R Extend get-well wishes to Rebecca Vest, the wife of President Vest of MIT. Councillor Davis Resolution #31 scanMar 20
  233. 233233R Resolution on the death of Magdalena Janks. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #32 scanMar 20
  234. 234234R Resolution on the death of Thomas F. French, Sr. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #33 scanMar 20
  235. 235235R Resolution on the death of Russell P. Campbell. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scanMar 20
  236. 236236R Resolution on the Brothers & Sisters Program. Councillor Reeves Resolution #35 scanMar 20
  237. 237237R The Kennedy School's 27th Annual Jog-a-thon will take place on Friday, April 7, 2000 at 1:45 PM in the Kennedy School Gymnasium. Councillor Toomey Resolution #36 scanMar 20
  238. 238238R CRLS "Stars" invite you to attend the Second Annual "Seeking Solutions" March 27-31, 2000 violence prevention conference at 459 Broadway. Councillor Toomey Resolution #37 scanMar 20
  239. 239239R Declare March 26th as "You Are What You Eat Day" in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #38 scanMar 20
  240. 240240R Congratulations to Dr. Robert Moses on his receipt of the Heinz Foundation Award for his work in establishing the Algebra project. Councillor Reeves Resolution #39 scanMar 20
  241. 241241R Congratulations to Representative Jarrett Barrios on his receipt of the Fenway Community Health Center award at this years "Mens' Event" on Friday, March 12th at the Boston Marriott Hotel. Councillor Reeves Resolution #40 scanMar 20
  242. 242242R Resolution on the death of Sarkis Ohanesian. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #41 scanMar 20
  243. 243243R Resolution on the death of James J. Madden. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #42 scanMar 20
  244. 244244R Resolution on the death of Joseph Paul "Oscar" Cyr. Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #43 scanMar 20
  245. 245245R Resolution on the death of John J. McCann. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #44 scanMar 20
  246. 246246R Resolution on the death of Fernando Bettencourt. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #45 scanMar 20
  247. 247247R Resolution on the death of Donald P. Carr. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #46 scanMar 20
  248. 248248R Resolution on the death of Jose E. Paiva. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #47 scanMar 20
  249. 249249R Resolution on the death of Howard G. Silva. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #48 scanMar 20
  250. 250250R Resolution on the death of Dr. N. John Rosselli. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #49 scanMar 20
  251. 251251R Resolution on the death of Patricia M. Cunningham. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #50 scanMar 20
  252. 252252R Wish a speedy recovery to Les Barber. Councillor Born and entire membership Resolution #51 scanMar 20
  253. 253253R Congratulations to Iona Smith Nze on her initial sermon delivered on March 19, 2000 at St. Paul African Methodist church and wish her well as she continues her ministry. Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #52 scanMar 20
  254. 254254R Extend get-well wishes to Josie Dwyer. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #53 scanMar 20
  255. 255255R Extend get-well wishes to Jay Kiely. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #54 scanMar 20
  256. 256256R Appreciation to Steve Lynch, Representative Jack Hart and Boston City Council President Jim Kelly and Boston City Councilor Michael Flaherty on the highly successful St. Patrick's Day Celebration Breakfast on March 19, 2000. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #55 scanMar 20
  257. 257257R Urge all hat-loving Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the Margaret Hazel Missionary Society Hat Show on March 26, 2000. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #56 scanMar 20
  258. 258258R Congratulations to the Cambridge Somerville Young Parents Providers Network on their Legislative Breakfast on March 31st from 8:30-9:30 a.m. at 61 Medford Street, Somerville. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #57 scanMar 20
  259. 259259R Urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the Cambridge Family Literacy collaborative Spring Networking Day on April 5, 2000 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Lesley College Alumni Hall. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #58 scanMar 20
  260. 260260R Congratulate the Dante Alighieri Society of Massachusetts and the Consiglio Nazional delle Ricerche of Italy on the March 23rd inauguration of their Agreement for the Support of Italian Researchers visiting MIT. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #59 scanMar 20
  261. 261261R The Harvard Square Business Association will hold its 89th Annual Dinner on Tuesday, March 28, 2000 at the Charles Hotel Pavilion. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #60 scanMar 20
  262. 262262R The Citizens for Participation in Political Action (CPPAX) will hold its Annual Dinner on April 8, 2000 at the Howard Johnson Hotel and congratulations to the honoree of the dinner, long time activist Dick Mason. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #61 scanMar 20
  263. 263263R The Cambridge Business Development Center will celebrate its Second Annual Awards Ceremony on April 27th from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #62 scanMar 20
  264. 264264R Urge the owner of 9 Fairfield Street, Norman Gross, to cease and desist any further eviction proceedings so negotiations can take place and to allow sufficient time for the tenant to secure permanent affordable housing through the Cambridge Housing Authority. Councillors Born and Decker Order #8 scanMar 20
  265. 265265R Urge the Cacciola family to negotiate in good faith with the tenants of Dana Street Tenant Association, so these tenants can remain in their homes. Councillors Born and Decker Order #9 scanMar 20
  266. 266266R Endorse the goals of the Million Mom March, to protect our children from gun violence, and support the march on Washington, D.C. on Mother's Day, May 14th. Councillors Born, Decker, Davis and Mayor Galluccio Order #5 scanApr 3
  267. 267267R Recognize April 22nd as EARTH DAY and observe EARTH DAY in Cambridge on May 13th and join the activities to raise environmental awareness. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanApr 3
  268. 268268R The City of Cambridge endorse the living wage campaign at Harvard and urge members of the City Council and concerned members of the community to join the rally, in front of the John Harvard statue in Harvard Yard, on Thursday, April 6th at 4:00 PM. Councillor Braude and Mayor Galluccio Order #16 scanApr 3
  269. 269269R Urge all Cambridge residents to join the Cambridge Health Alliance on Sunday, May 21, 2000 for the Run For Your Life Run/Walk Healthfest. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #1 scanApr 3
  270. 270270R The installation ceremony for the officers of the Cambridge Emblem Club #108 will be held on Saturday, April 29, 2000 at the Watertown Lodge of Elks. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #2 scanApr 3
  271. 271271R Congratulations to Ruth Marie and Irving Allen on the birth of their daughter Margaret "Maggie" Marie and congratulations to the proud grandparents Peggy and Harry Ryan. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #3 scanApr 3
  272. 272272R Resolution on the death of James G. Hennessy. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #4 scanApr 3
  273. 273273R Resolution on the death of James Annal. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #5 scanApr 3
  274. 274274R Resolution on the death of Terese J. Downey. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #6 scanApr 3
  275. 275275R Resolution on the death of Catherine F. Cogan. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanApr 3
  276. 276276R Resolution on the death of Barbara A. Rice. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scanApr 3
  277. 277277R Resolution on the death of Ralph C. Grassia. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanApr 3
  278. 278278R The Portuguese-American Civic League of Massachusetts will hold its 55th Annual Scholarship Ball on Saturday, May 6, 2000. Councillor Toomey Resolution #10 scanApr 3
  279. 279279R Resolution on the death of Albert J. Cecere. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #11 scanApr 3
  280. 280280R Resolution on the death of Nicholas J. Iannelli. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scanApr 3
  281. 281281R Resolution on the death of Max Weisberg. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #13 scanApr 3
  282. 282282R Resolution on the death of Evelyn Burr. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scanApr 3
  283. 283283R Resolution on the retirement of Patricia Sweeney from the School Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanApr 3
  284. 284284R Resolution on the retirement of Barbara Myette from the Police Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanApr 3
  285. 285285R Congratulations to Bill Kovach on receiving the Goldsmith Career Award for Excellence in Journalism. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #17 scanApr 3
  286. 286286R Resolution on the retirement of John W. Enos from the Fire Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanApr 3
  287. 287287R Resolution on the retirement of Robert J. Cyr from the Public Works Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanApr 3
  288. 288288R Resolution on the death of Jean W. Diamond. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanApr 3
  289. 289289R Resolution on the retirement of Richard G. Teas from the Fire Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #21 scanApr 3
  290. 290290R Resolution on the death of Maria Coelho. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scanApr 3
  291. 291291R Resolution on the death of Lucy J. Quintal. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scanApr 3
  292. 292292R The North Cambridge Senior Center Volunteer Luncheon will be held on Tuesday, April 18th from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM at the North Cambridge Senior Center and declare April 18th North Cambridge Senior Center Volunteer Day in Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #24 scanApr 3
  293. 293293R Happy Birthday to Jackie Healy, wife of City Manager Robert W. Healy. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #25 scanApr 3
  294. 294294R Congratulations to Tom Lucey on being named President of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #26 scanApr 3
  295. 295295R Resolution on the retirement of Dr. Heather M. Day from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scanApr 3
  296. 296296R Resolution on the retirement of Tereza DaCosta from the Public Health Commission. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #28 scanApr 3
  297. 297297R Best wishes to Kathlene Marie Clancy and Paul Anthony Cella on their recent marriage. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #29 scanApr 3
  298. 298298R The Department of Public Works will celebrate National Public Works Week from May 22nd through May 26th and this year's theme is "Proud to Care." Mayor Galluccio Resolution #30 scanApr 3
  299. 299299R Resolution on the death of Patrick M. Kelley. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #31 scanApr 3
  300. 300300R Congratulations the CRLS students for the terrific job on their S.T.A.R. (Students and Teachers Advocating Respect) Program. Councillor Davis Resolution #32 scanApr 3
  301. 301301R Sincere thanks to Shawn Sullivan in keeping the CRLS Ski Club operational and to Sugarbush for their hospitality, friendship and encouragement to the students. Councillor Davis Resolution #33 scanApr 3
  302. 302302R Thanks to the Cambridge students for their participation in the poetry reading on March 30th at the Harvard Information Center and thank poet Molly Salans for her encouragement of poetry appreciation to the students. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #34 scanApr 3
  303. 303303R Resolution in honor of the 5th Biennial Debutante Cotillion and Beautillion to be held on Saturday, April 8th at St. Paul A.M.E. Christian Life Center. Councillor Reeves and Mayor Galluccio Resolution #35 scanApr 3
  304. 304304R Welcome to the delegation of businessmen from Yerevan, Armenia to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #36 scanApr 3
  305. 305305R Acknowledge April 24, 2000 as the 85th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #37 scanApr 3
  306. 306306R Congratulations to the 9th Grade Chess Team who won the State Championship. Councillor Davis Resolution #38 scanApr 3
  307. 307307R Appreciation to Jack Haverty, Jr. for his tireless effort as he retires from his advisory and Co-President role to the CRLS Ski Club. Councillor Davis Resolution #39 scanApr 3
  308. 308308R Appreciation to George "G" Greenidge for his tireless efforts on behalf of the students of the CRLS Ski Club as he retires as advisor the Ski Club. Councillor Davis Resolution #40 scanApr 3
  309. 309309R Congratulations to Paul Mahoney on winning the Massachusetts Science Fair. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #41 scanApr 3
  310. 310310R Resolution on the death of Joseph F. McCarthy, Sr. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #42 scanApr 3
  311. 311311R The induction ceremony of the CRLS Derry Wood Chapter of the National Honor Society will be held on Thursday, April 13 in the James F. Fitzgerald Theater. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #43 scanApr 3
  312. 312312R Resolution on the death of Arlene G. Burns. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #44 scanApr 3
  313. 313313R Resolution on the death of Margaret L. Doolin. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #45 scanApr 3
  314. 314314R Resolution on the death of Herbert R. Bachelder. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #46 scanApr 3
  315. 315315R Appreciation to Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly on his effort to enforce the states' gun safety standards. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #47 scanApr 3
  316. 316316R Congratulations to David and Shelagh Mier on the birth of their son Maxwell James. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #48 scanApr 3
  317. 317317R Welcome to Drew Gilpin Faust on being appointed the first dean of the Radcliffe Institute of Advanced Study. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #49 scanApr 3
  318. 318318R Support the "Giving Tree Foundation" and the Eugene Francis Sullivan Foundation. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #50 scanApr 3
  319. 319319R Happy 67th Wedding Anniversary to Henry and Geraldine Fontaine. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #51 scanApr 3
  320. 320320R Congratulations to Jay Kiely on his recent appointment to Forest City Development. Councillors Toomey, Decker, Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #52 scanApr 3
  321. 321321R Congratulations to all city workers on a successful Human Services Race. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #53 scanApr 3
  322. 322322R Recognize Greek Independence Day. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #54 scanApr 3
  323. 323323R Urge residents to be cognizant of Community Fair on Census Day 2000 at Hoyt Field on May 6th. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #55 scanApr 3
  324. 324324R Congratulations to Cable TV for a great job on broadcasting the Roman Music Festival. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #56 scanApr 3
  325. 325325R Best wishes to Mayor Emeritus Vellucci. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #57 scanApr 3
  326. 326326R Welcome the exhibit focussing on the life and legal scholarship of Thurgood Marshall at Harvard Law School and thanks to Professor Charles Ogletree for bringing this exhibit to the city. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #58 scanApr 3
  327. 327327R Happy 98th Birthday to Gertrude Anna Jarvis. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #59 scanApr 3
  328. 328328R Happy 2nd Birthday to Terence Ewing. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #60 scanApr 3
  329. 329329R Cambridge will host April 6-8 a series of events at Harvard University, which commemorates the founding of Harvard University's Afro-American Studies Department. Councillor Reeves, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #61 scanApr 3
  330. 330330R Proclaim May 3, 2000 as "Asthma Awareness Day" in Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanApr 10
  331. 331331R Appreciation to the Friends of Alewife Reservation and all of the participants in the April 15th Clean Up Day and urge Cantabrigians to be cognizant of this worthwhile event. Councillors Braude, Born and Davis Order #3 scanApr 10
  332. 332332R Request Harvard University to work with the tenants at 3 Sumner Road to find alternative affordable housing in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Maher Order #5 scanApr 10
  333. 333333R Contact W. R. Grace regarding a report about any past manufacturing activities involving the use of tremolite asbestos. Councillor Born Order #10 scanApr 10
  334. 334334R Support recommendations of the MMA for certain portions of the House Ways and Means Committee budget. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #13 scanApr 10
  335. 335335R Happy Birthday to Mayor Emeritus Alfred E. Vellucci and proclaim April 23, 2000 as "Mayor Emeritus Alfred E. Vellucci Day" in Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #1 scanApr 10
  336. 336336R Congratulate Jobs for Bay State Graduates on their success rate for in job preparation, placement of high school seniors who chose to enter the labor force. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #2 scanApr 10
  337. 337337R Resolution on the death of Katherine Anne Paynter Carr. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #3 scanApr 10
  338. 338338R Speedy recovery to John Kenneth Galbraith. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #4 scanApr 10
  339. 339339R Get well wishes to Deputy Chief Walter J. Ellis. Councillor Toomey Resolution #5 scanApr 10
  340. 340340R Resolution on the death of Ruth E. Desellier. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #6 scanApr 10
  341. 341341R Resolution on the death of Michael P. Fosher. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #7 scanApr 10
  342. 342342R Get well wishes to Anthony Carvello. Councillor Toomey Resolution #8 scanApr 10
  343. 343343R Proclaim June 7, 200 as Dean Michael Shinagel Day in Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #9 scanApr 10
  344. 344344R Welcome The Good Life Restaurant to Cambridge and wish them much success in the years to come. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #10 scanApr 10
  345. 345345R Resolution on the death of Joseph P. DiGiovanni. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scanApr 10
  346. 346346R Resolution on the death of Katherine "Kitty" Fogarty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #12 scanApr 10
  347. 347347R Resolution on the death of Fred E. Sateriale, Sr. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #13 scanApr 10
  348. 348348R Declare April 14 and April 15 CITYSTEP DAYS in Cambridge and encourage one and all to attend "SCHOOL DAZE CITYSTEP SHOW 00" at Sanders Theater. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #14 scanApr 10
  349. 349349R Resolution on the death of Jewel L. Massello. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #15 scanApr 10
  350. 350350R Welcome the elected officials from the City of Belfast who will be visiting the area on an Economic Development mission during the week of April 10, 2000. Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Braude Resolution #16 scanApr 10
  351. 351351R Congratulate Reverend Jeffrey Brown on his 12th year anniversary and thank him for all his years of service to our city's youth. Councillor Reeves Resolution #17 scanApr 10
  352. 352352R Welcome to the City of Cambridge Mark and Rhoda Berenson, parents of Lori Berenson, who will be speaking at Harvard Law School on April 10th. Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Born and Braude Resolution #18 scanApr 10
  353. 353353R Resolution on the retirement of Lauren Preston, Deputy Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation. Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #19 scanApr 10
  354. 354354R Congratulations to Just-A-Start, Homeowners Rehab, Inc., the Cambridge Housing Authority and Transition House on receiving state funds to carry on their work in providing housing to those in need. Councillor Toomey Resolution #20 scanApr 10
  355. 355355R Congratulations to Dr. T. Berry Brazelton on receiving the Cambridge Guidance Center Award. Councilor Born Resolution #21 scanApr 10
  356. 356356R Resolution on the perspective, insights and reflections on the challenges facing African Americans in the 21st Century. Councillor Reeves Resolution #22 scanApr 10
  357. 357357R Resolution on the death of Rose Phillips. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scanApr 10
  358. 358358R Resolution on the death of Mary C. Loder. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #24 scanApr 10
  359. 359359R Resolution on the death of Thomas R. Fratto. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #25 scanApr 10
  360. 360360R Resolution on the death of Anna G. Ford. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scanApr 10
  361. 361361R Resolution on the death of Mary G. D'Amora. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scanApr 10
  362. 362362R Resolution on the death of Alice M. O'Brien. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #28 scanApr 10
  363. 363363R Resolution on the death of Mary Ruth O'Rourke. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #29 scanApr 10
  364. 364364R Resolution on the death of Dorothy Coleman Wallace. Councillor Born and entire membership Resolution #30 scanApr 10
  365. 365365R Resolution on the death of Florence T. DeGuglielmo. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scanApr 10
  366. 366366R Resolution on the death of Leona Alice Clark. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #32 scanApr 10
  367. 367367R Resolution on the death of John J. Jakutis. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #33 scanApr 10
  368. 368368R Resolution on the death of John Falletti. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scanApr 10
  369. 369369R Declare the week of April 12th through 18th as National Telecommunicator's Week in Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #35 scanApr 10
  370. 370370R Thanks to Brian Santos and Keith Fitzpatrick for their heroism in saving a young man's life at the MDC Ice Skating Rink in Somerville last December. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #36 scanApr 10
  371. 371371R Thanks to Captain Robert Kotowski and Firefighter Chris Towski and members of the Cambridge Fire Department for their prompt attention to a default alarm at the home of a City Councillor. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #37 scanApr 10
  372. 372372R Urge all residents to be cognizant of Patriots Day, April 17, 2000. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #38 scanApr 10
  373. 373373R The 10th Annual Young Authors' Club Celebration will take place on May 18th at the Morse School Auditorium, 40 Granite Street. Councillor Born, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #39 scanApr 10
  374. 374374R Resolution on the death of Cecilia DaRosa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #40 scanApr 10
  375. 375375R Congratulations to the eighty-one World War II Veterans who left high school to go to war who will graduate under the "Operation Recognition" program. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #1 scanApr 24
  376. 376376R Celebrate May 15th as the International Day of Families. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #2 scanApr 24
  377. 377377R The Fourth Annual Laygo Fashion Show will take place at the Dante Alighieri on April 28, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #3 scanApr 24
  378. 378378R Declare April 28, 2000 as Arbor Day in the City of Cambridge and urge all citizens to celebrate Arbor Day. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #4 scanApr 24
  379. 379379R Resolution on the death of Joan Hannon. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #5 scanApr 24
  380. 380380R Resolution on the death of Irene R. Thomas. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #6 scanApr 24
  381. 381381R Resolution on the death of Margaret E. LePage. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanApr 24
  382. 382382R Resolution on the death of William P. Smith. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scanApr 24
  383. 383383R Resolution on the death of Anna M. Donovan. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanApr 24
  384. 384384R Resolution on the death of Joseph R. Reed. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #10 scanApr 24
  385. 385385R Resolution on the death of Mary Theresa DiCecca. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #11 scanApr 24
  386. 386386R Resolution on the death of James S. Vorenberg. Councillor Born and entire membership Resolution #12 scanApr 24
  387. 387387R Thanks to Ken Lazarus, Ron Spangler and ACX for the donation of Little League bats to be used by the East Cambridge Little League teams. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #13 scanApr 24
  388. 388388R Proclaim April, 2000 to be Fair Housing Month in the City of Cambridge and a reception will be held on April 25, 2000 at City Hall from 5:00-7:30 PM. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #14 scanApr 24
  389. 389389R Resolution on the death of Vera DuFresne. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanApr 24
  390. 390390R Resolution on the death of Grace Wyeth. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanApr 24
  391. 391391R Resolution on the death of DeCoursey Fales, Jr. Councillor Born, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #17 scanApr 24
  392. 392392R The Just-A-Start Cambridge Biomedical Careers Program graduation will take place on May 12th from 10:00 AM – 12:00 at Bunker Hill Community College. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Galluccio Resolution #18 scanApr 24
  393. 393393R Resolution on the death of Eleanor Garskovas. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanApr 24
  394. 394394R Resolution on the death of Manuel Amaral. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Decker and entire membership Resolution #20 scanApr 24
  395. 395395R Resolution on the death of Emmanuel "Mannie" Bennett. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #21 scanApr 24
  396. 396396R Resolution on the death of Alice C. LeBeau. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scanApr 24
  397. 397397R Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Mary and Louis DePasquale. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #23 scanApr 24
  398. 398398R The Cambridge Public Library will hold their Annual Used Book Sale at the Main Library, 449 Broadway on April 29th and April 30th. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #24 scanApr 24
  399. 399399R Congratulations to Vicki Ogden on becoming Editor in Chief of the Community Newspaper Company Metro Unit. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #25 scanApr 24
  400. 400400R Congratulations to the inductees of the CRLS National Honor Society at the Cambridge Rotary Club Luncheon and Awards Ceremony on May 4, 2000. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #26 scanApr 24
  401. 401401R Congratulations to Carol Akerson on the release of a new tribute CD "Duke is the 1" on April 29th, the 101st Anniversary of the birth of Duke Ellington. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #27 scanApr 24
  402. 402402R Congratulations to Frank Pasquarello for receiving one of the CCTV Show of the Year Award for his program "B'Live Crime Time." Councillor Sullivan Resolution #28 scanApr 24
  403. 403403R Resolution on the death of Emma Fernandes. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #29 scanApr 24
  404. 404404R Resolution on the death of Michelle R. Britt Cottrel. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #30 scanApr 24
  405. 405405R Thank the Cambridge Fire Department for its tremendous job at the fire at 289-291 Pearl Street. Councillor Davis Resolution #31 scanApr 24
  406. 406406R Support "Bring Your Child to Work Day" on April 27th. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #32 scanApr 24
  407. 407407R The Celebration of Tree City USA event will be held on April 24th at the Lynn Heritage State Park Visitors Center and congratulations to Karen Carmean for her featured presentation. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #33 scanApr 24
  408. 408408R Congratulations to Alison Mills and Scott Farmelant on their engagement. Councillor Toomey Resolution #34 scanApr 24
  409. 409409R Congratulations to Joe Berman and Sharon Cantor on the birth of their daughter Margo Cantor Berman. Councillor Decker Resolution #35 scanApr 24
  410. 410410R Congratulations to Kim and Gregg Nolan on the birth of their son Liam M. Nolan. Councillor Decker Resolution #36 scanApr 24
  411. 411411R Resolution on the retirement of Sonny Reale from Veterans' Services. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #37 scanApr 24
  412. 412412R Get well wishes to Nick Gerigery. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #38 scanApr 24
  413. 413413R Best wishes to "Mike the Barber" Cogliandro on his retirement. Councillor Toomey Resolution #39 scanApr 24
  414. 414414R Resolution on the death of George Siegel. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #40 scanApr 24
  415. 415415R Best wishes to the Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church, 146 Hampshire Street on its 110th Anniversary celebration on Sunday, April 30th at 4:00 PM. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #41 scanApr 24
  416. 416416R Congratulations to Jennifer Bonislawski on her entrance into the Peace Corp. Councillor Decker Resolution #42 scanApr 24
  417. 417417R Congratulations to Marvin Gilmore on being the recipient of his CRLS diploma as a World War II Veteran. Councillor Decker Resolution #43 scanApr 24
  418. 418418R Congratulations to the 4 by 800 Relay Girls' Track Team for being named to the Boston Globe 1999-2000 Girls' Track All-Scholastic Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #44 scanApr 24
  419. 419419R Congratulations to Cornell Coley on receiving a Dance Belt Award. Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Born Resolution #45 scanApr 24
  420. 420420R Declare May to be DanceMonth in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Born Resolution #46 scanApr 24
  421. 421421R Congratulations to Sophie Kelly and Annellese Torgerson on being named to the Boston Globe Greater Boston League 1999-2000 All-Scholastic Girls' Gymnastics Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #47 scanApr 24
  422. 422422R Congratulations to Bleecker Wheel, Danny Chaisson, Dominic DeFrancisco, Paul Poisson and Mel Caton on being named to the Boston Globe Greater Boston Division II 1999-2000 All-Scholastic Boys' Hockey Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #48 scanApr 24
  423. 423423R Declare the week of April 30th as Days of Remembrance for the victims of the Holocaust. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #49 scanApr 24
  424. 424424R Congratulations to Karen Campbell on being awarded a Dance Belt Award. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #50 scanApr 24
  425. 425425R Congratulations to Louie Ford for being named to the Boston Globe 1999-2000 All-Scholastic Boys' Basketball Super Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #51 scanApr 24
  426. 426426R Congratulations to Shauna Ruglass for being named to the Boston Globe 1999-2000 All-Scholastic Girls' Basketball All-Star. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #52 scanApr 24
  427. 427427R Congratulations to Artis Bergman, Josh Weiner, Robert Agueiro-Hoffman, Mike Kershner, Slater Brauns and Jack Haverty for being named to the Boston Globe 1999-2000 All-Scholastic Boys' Swim Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #53 scanApr 24
  428. 428428R Congratulations to Antwann Gonsalves, Jerome Ellcock, Aaron Novad, Mike Payack, Ian Ganley and Chris Laidley for being named to the Boston Globe 1999-2000 All-Scholastic Wrestling Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #54 scanApr 24
  429. 429429R Congratulations to Charles Ballard and Joy Harris on their April 22nd nuptials. Councillor Reeves Resolution #55 scanApr 24
  430. 430430R Happy 53rd Anniversary to Dr. and Mrs. Grainger Browning. Councillor Reeves Resolution #56 scanApr 24
  431. 431431R Happy 90th Birthday wishes to Teddi Backman. Councillor Reeves Resolution #57 scanApr 24
  432. 432432R Welcome to NAACP President Kweisi Mfume and Board Chair Julian Bond and the Board of Directors of the National NAACP as they visit Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Resolution #58 scanApr 24
  433. 433433R Congratulations to the Kuumba Singers of Harvard University on their 30th Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Resolution #59 scanApr 24
  434. 434434R Continued success to the Bayard Rustin Breakfast Committee of the Aids Action Committee and the leadership of Belynda Dunn. Councillor Reeves Resolution #60 scanApr 24
  435. 435435R Happy 42nd Wedding Anniversary to A.J. and Artis Spears. Councillor Reeves Resolution #61 scanApr 24
  436. 436436R Resolution on the death of Garrett R. Allen. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #62 scanApr 24
  437. 437437R Congratulations to Abner Mason on his appointment as Chief Policy Advisor by Governor Cellucci. Councillor Reeves Resolution #63 scanApr 24
  438. 438438R Congratulations to Bob LeLivre and Julie on their April 22, 2000 nuptials. Councillor Reeves Resolution #64 scanApr 24
  439. 439439R The Cambridge Senior Volunteer Clearinghouse will recognize senior citizen volunteers at an award ceremony on April 26, 2000 at the Citywide Senior Center. Councillors Reeves, Decker and entire membership Resolution #65 scanApr 24
  440. 440440R Congratulations to John and Renee Toomey on the birth of their daughter Kyra Alessandra Toomey. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #66 scanApr 24
  441. 441441R Resolution on the death of Henry S. Aceto. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #67 scanApr 24
  442. 442442R Resolution on the death of Marion E. Stanley. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #68 scanApr 24
  443. 443443R Resolution on the death of Agnes Madeline McDermott. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #69 scanApr 24
  444. 444444R Commend the Alcohol Beverage Control Commission and the Registry of Motor Vehicles for their joint effort in "Operation Fake ID." Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #70 scanApr 24
  445. 445445R Congratulations to the Cambridge Central Little League on their season opening on April 25th at Magazine Beach. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #71 scanApr 24
  446. 446446R Happy Birthday to Deputy City Clerk Donna Lopez and Assistant to the City Council Sandra Albano. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #72 scanApr 24
  447. 447447R Appreciation to the Department of Public Works staff for the beautiful planting job in the various city locations. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #73 scanApr 24
  448. 448448R Appreciation to Bishop Cummings of the First Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #74 scanApr 24
  449. 449449R Congratulations to Frances Pierce on being named the first recipient of the Jeanne Burton Award for Community Service. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #75 scanApr 24
  450. 450450R Welcome to the members and friends of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority as they convene the Sorority for its annual luncheon in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #76 scanApr 24
  451. 451451R Happy Birthday to a special person. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #77 scanApr 24
  452. 452452R Resolution on the death of Beatrice Sousa. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #78 scanApr 24
  453. 453453R Congratulations to the Graduates of the B.A.S.I.C.S. Program III and a graduation celebration will be held on May 10, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #1 scanMay 1
  454. 454454R On May 11, 2000 there will be a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the commencement of construction at 803-815 Cambridge Street. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #2 scanMay 1
  455. 455455R CRLS Drama and Dance Department will present "Common Ground" at the Fitzgerald Theatre, 459 Broadway on May 5th and May 6th. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #3 scanMay 1
  456. 456456R The North Cambridge Crime Task Force and Fresh Pond Apartments will host a Block Party/Bike Rodeo on May 20, 2000 at 364 Rindge Avenue and encourage kids to participate in this exciting event. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #4 scanMay 1
  457. 457457R The Radcliffe Institute will hold a Spring Culinary Event on May 7, 2000 at the Askwith Lecture Hall, Longfellow Hall, Appian Way. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #5 scanMay 1
  458. 458458R A tribute to Al Coccoluto will be held on May 5, 2000 at the Irish American Club in Malden. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #6 scanMay 1
  459. 459459R Urge the citizens of Cambridge to participate in Arbor Day which are being held in all the public elementary and secondary schools from May 1 to May 9 and bring a nomination of their favorite tree with the address and why it is their favorite tree to Arbor Day. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #7 scanMay 1
  460. 460460R The First Salvation Army Awards Luncheon will be held on May 19, 2000 at the University Park Hotel at MIT. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #8 scanMay 1
  461. 461461R Resolution on the death of Christopher S. Kelley. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanMay 1
  462. 462462R Resolution on the death of Kenneth C. Hughes. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #10 scanMay 1
  463. 463463R Resolution on the death of John J. Mehigan. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scanMay 1
  464. 464464R Resolution on the death of Lofton S. Jones. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scanMay 1
  465. 465465R Resolution on the death of Victor Rogers. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #13 scanMay 1
  466. 466466R Invite all citizens of Cambridge to attend the evening program "That which Was Lost" on May 4, 2000 at Temple Beth Shalom of Cambridge, 8 Tremont Street and the many other Holocaust remembrance programs. Councillors Davis, Decker and Mayor Galluccio Resolution #14 scanMay 1
  467. 467467R Resolution on the Outstanding City Employee Award Recipients for the ceremony on May 5, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #15 scanMay 1
  468. 468468R Resolution on the death of Gray C. Trembly. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #16 scanMay 1
  469. 469469R Congratulations to Jill Berg on being awarded a Massachusetts Veteran Teachers Award. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #17 scanMay 1
  470. 470470R Welcome to Cambridge Cleve Jones, creator of the AIDS Memorial Quilt and founder of the Names Project who will visit Cambridge on May 2nd and May 3rd to promote his book Stitching a Revolution: The making of an Activist. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #18 scanMay 1
  471. 471471R Proclaim October 15-21, 2000 to be Fashion Week in the City of Cambridge and join in recognizing everyone associated with Fashion Week and Eye On Style for their contribution in adding to the quality of life in our City. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #19 scanMay 1
  472. 472472R Resolution on the death of Alvin E. Thompson. Councillors Toomey, Reeves, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #20 scanMay 1
  473. 473473R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth Ferguson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #21 scanMay 1
  474. 474474R Happy 50th Birthday to Robert Perry. Councillor Toomey Resolution #22 scanMay 1
  475. 475475R Urge all residents to be cognizant of the new baseball team "the Buzzards" and of its need for financial and sponsorship support. Councillor Toomey Resolution #23 scanMay 1
  476. 476476R Congratulations to the Cambridge Pee Wee II Hockey Team on their successful season and for bringing the Red South Division First Place Championship to Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #24 scanMay 1
  477. 477477R Resolution on the death of Yvonne Bergeron. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #25 scanMay 1
  478. 478478R Resolution on the death of George Safarian. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #26 scanMay 1
  479. 479479R Resolution on the death of William Robert Medeiros. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #27 scanMay 1
  480. 480480R Sincere gratitude to the MIT Police Officers who responded to the emergency situation at Random Hall on April 10, 2000. Councillor Reeves Resolution #28 scanMay 1
  481. 481481R Urge Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the premiere performances of the dance/theater and photography program "Celebrating Cambridge Women and Work" at Kresge Auditorium, MIT on May 18 and 19, 2000 presented by the Back Porch Dance Company. Councillor Davis Resolution #29 scanMay 1
  482. 482482R Congratulations to Teddie Arvanites on receiving the first Margot Kosberg Award from the Human Rights Commission. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #30 scanMay 1
  483. 483483R Best wishes to Loretta Davis as she leaves her position as Executive Director, YWCA. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #31 scanMay 1
  484. 484484R Resolution on the death of Mary Hazard. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #32 scanMay 1
  485. 485485R Resolution on the death of John Ondzes. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #33 scanMay 1
  486. 486486R Resolution on the death of Lydia Ondzes. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #34 scanMay 1
  487. 487487R Resolution on the death of Rita E. Dedrick. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #35 scanMay 1
  488. 488488R Thank members of the Cambridge Police Department who courageously responded to the April 18th fire at 289-291 Pearl Street. Councillors Decker and Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #36 scanMay 1
  489. 489489R Support Congressman Michael Capuano in the release of twelve Tibetan nuns who have been imprisoned by the Chinese Government for expressing their religious and political beliefs. Councillors Decker, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #37 scanMay 1
  490. 490490R Proclaim May 2000 as GOGREEN MONTH and encourage everyone who lives or works in Cambridge to promote environmental awareness. Councillors Davis, Sullivan and Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #38 scanMay 1
  491. 491491R Appreciation to Susan Fleischmann and Ginny Berkowitz of CCTV for their work on "Central Square Conversations," focus group and internet (http://web.mit.edu/gsb/www) dialog about Central Square. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #1 scanMay 8
  492. 492492R The unveiling of the new Adoption Awareness postage stamp will take place on May 12th in the Sullivan Chamber. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Braude and Mayor Galluccio Resolution #2 scanMay 8
  493. 493493R Urge residents to be cognizant of the North Cambridge Crime Task Force Safety Week commencing June 19 through June 23, 2000 and to participate in the events. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #3 scanMay 8
  494. 494494R The Third Annual Saint Peter Golf Tournament will take place on May 19, 2000 and urge resident to participate in the event to benefit the children. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #4 scanMay 8
  495. 495495R The ceremony for the first year of the CRLS Hotel Hospitality Internship Program will be held on May 17th at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #5 scanMay 8
  496. 496496R The Cambridge Housing Assistance Fund, a public/private partnership, will conduct a benefit concert on September 22, 2000 at the Sanders Theatre "Celebrating Latin Music." Councillor Sullivan Resolution #6 scanMay 8
  497. 497497R Resolution on the retirement of Raymond A. DiNitto from the School Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanMay 8
  498. 498498R The Massachusetts Senior Action Council will hold its 19th Anniversary celebration on May 11, 2000 Roxbury Community College Student Center. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #8 scanMay 8
  499. 499499R On May 24, 2000 at the Valente Branch of the Cambridge Library will host the 16th Annual Rogers Celebration, a celebration of the music, food and culture of Portuguese speaking peoples. Councillor Toomey Resolution #9 scanMay 8
  500. 500500R Resolution on the death of Anne Adrienne Balan. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #10 scanMay 8
  501. 501501R Resolution on the death of Francis A. MacDonald. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scanMay 8
  502. 502502R Resolution on the death of Stephen L. Yard, Jr. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scanMay 8
  503. 503503R Belated Happy Birthday to John O'Brien, CEO of the Cambridge Health Alliance. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #13 scanMay 8
  504. 504504R Resolution on the retirement of Frederick W. Donahue from the Fire Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scanMay 8
  505. 505505R Resolution on the death of Ethel M. Gallo. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanMay 8
  506. 506506R Happy 100th Birthday to Deolinda Moniz deOliveria on May 5, 2000. Councillor Toomey Resolution #16 scanMay 8
  507. 507507R Congratulations to Dana and Stephen Maclone on the birth of their son Dennis. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #17 scanMay 8
  508. 508508R Prepare a resolution on the 75th Anniversary of the operation of the Cambridge Boy Scouts' Camp Quinapoxet. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #18 scanMay 8
  509. 509509R Thank Gravestar, Inc. for their generosity of space to the Cambridge Arts Council. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #19 scanMay 8
  510. 510510R The students of Interactive Images of the CRLS will hold "DesigNation; A Show of Interactive Imaging" from May 9-27, 2000 at the Sacramento Street Gallery. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #20 scanMay 8
  511. 511511R Welcome to the new board members of the Community Learning Center. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #21 scanMay 8
  512. 512512R Congratulations to the honorary degree recipients and to the Lesley College Class of 2000 at commencement celebration on Sunday, May 21, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #22 scanMay 8
  513. 513513R North Cambridge Arts (NoCA) will hold their annual open studios on May 13th and 14th. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #23 scanMay 8
  514. 514514R On the Rise, Inc., located at 341 Broadway will hold a Ribbon Cutting ceremony and Open House on May 15, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #24 scanMay 8
  515. 515515R The North Cambridge Family Opera Company will perform "Space Opera" on May 13th, 14th, 20th and 21st at the Benjamin Banneker Charter School. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #25 scanMay 8
  516. 516516R Resolution on the death of Michele Capodanno. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #26 scanMay 8
  517. 517517R Thank Inspectional Services and Emergency Communications for their response to elevator issues at Putnam Apartments. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scanMay 8
  518. 518518R Congratulations to Robert Buderi on his second book being published entitled "Engines of Tomorrow." Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #28 scanMay 8
  519. 519519R Happy 80th birthday to Mary "Tiny" James. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scanMay 8
  520. 520520R Resolution on the death of Marguerite H. Mariano. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #30 scanMay 8
  521. 521521R Resolution on the death of Mary Lillian Shea. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #31 scanMay 8
  522. 522522R Resolution on the death of Thomas F. Holland. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #32 scanMay 8
  523. 523523R Resolution on the death of Valerie Delaney. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #33 scanMay 8
  524. 524524R Resolution on the death of Gertrude Hunter. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scanMay 8
  525. 525525R Resolution on the death of Ida R. Coleman. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #35 scanMay 8
  526. 526526R Resolution on the death of Donald Hodges. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #36 scanMay 8
  527. 527527R Resolution on the death of Peter Daniliuk. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #37 scanMay 8
  528. 528528R Congratulations to Councillor Marjorie Decker on being inducted into the Women's Hall of Achievement. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #38 scanMay 8
  529. 529529R Congratulations to Mary Albano on her Holy Communion on May 6, 2000. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #39 scanMay 8
  530. 530530R Congratulations to Joey and Tina Everett on the birth of their son Joey Anthony Everett. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #40 scanMay 8
  531. 531531R Happy Mother's Day to all Cambridge mothers and the mothers of all Cantabrigians. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #41 scanMay 8
  532. 532532R The send-off for the Million Mom March will take place at City Hall on May 12, 2000. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #42 scanMay 8
  533. 533533R Congratulations to the Cambridge Fire Department on achieving a Class One Rating. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #43 scanMay 8
  534. 534534R Congratulations to Jan Aceti on receiving the Municipal Recycling Award, as well as the Outstanding City Employee Award. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #44 scanMay 8
  535. 535535R Congratulations to the Riverside Boat Club, 769 Memorial Drive on their boat dedication ceremony on May 14, 2000. Councillor Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #45 scanMay 8
  536. 536536R Congratulations to Susan Flannery for being selected by the Commonwealth as one of the extraordinary library advocates of the 20th Century. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #46 scanMay 8
  537. 537537R Agassiz School's 7th and 8th graders will screen their Media Literacy/Video Production Course work live on Cambridge Cable Channels 10, 37, 54 and 98 on May 25, 2000. Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #47 scanMay 8
  538. 538538R Request the owner of 124 Oxford Street to negotiate in good faith with the long-term tenants. Councillor Born Order #6 scanMay 8
  539. 539539R Transmit to the Cambridge Legislative Delegation and Governor Cellucci its support for the goals of the Million Mom March. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #15 scanMay 8
  540. 540540R Pause on Memorial Day and remember to pay tribute to our nations' defenders, living and deceased, for their service and devotion to our country. Councillor Toomey Resolution #1 scanMay 15
  541. 541541R Best wishes to the honorees at a breakfast on May 18, 2000 at the University Park Hotel at MIT sponsored by the Cambridge Housing Authority and CASCAP for support Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #2 scanMay 15
  542. 542542R The Cambridge Police Department will hold its annual Open House May 15 through May 20, 2000. Councillors Sullivan and Decker Resolution #3 scanMay 15
  543. 543543R Extend well wishes to the Arbor Day and Japanese Maple Tree Celebration held at the Mount Auburn Cemetery. Councillor Toomey Resolution #4 scanMay 15
  544. 544544R The first annual Crystal Award form Preeminence in Teaching will be held on May 23, 2000 at the MIT Stratton Student Center and congratulations to the recipients of this award. Councillor Toomey Resolution #5 scanMay 15
  545. 545545R The Cambridge Historical Commission will hold a 2000 Preservation Recognition Program on May 17th at Worthington Place, 195 Binney Street. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #6 scanMay 15
  546. 546546R Applaud the efforts of the Cambridge School Volunteers and congratulate them on another successful year. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #7 scanMay 15
  547. 547547R Thanks to both the students and volunteers for their dedication and commitment to the Cambridge Public Library Literacy Project. Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Resolution #8 scanMay 15
  548. 548548R Saint Anthony's Parish will hold the "Senhor Santo Cristo dos Milagres" procession on Sunday, May 21, 2000. Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Resolution #9 scanMay 15
  549. 549549R Congratulate the Affordable Housing Trust on the acquisition of a 65-unit building at 8-10 Lancaster Street. Councillor Davis Resolution #10 scanMay 15
  550. 550550R Congratulations to Susanne Rasmussen and Tim Costello on the birth of their daughter Pia Rasmussen Costello. Councillor Davis Resolution #11 scanMay 15
  551. 551551R Resolution on the 25th Anniversary of the King Open School to be held on June 3, 2000. Councillor Davis Resolution #12 scanMay 15
  552. 552552R Congratulations to Tom and Angela Goode on the birth of their son and to Tom for passing the Bar the same week. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #13 scanMay 15
  553. 553553R Congratulations to Brian and Lorraine Albert on the birth of their son Jude. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #14 scanMay 15
  554. 554554R Resolution on the retirement of Richard K. Dahl from the Fire Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanMay 15
  555. 555555R Resolution on the death of John J. O'Rourke. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #16 scanMay 15
  556. 556556R Resolution on the death of Judith Albee. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #17 scanMay 15
  557. 557557R Resolution on the death of Alvada "Goldie" Cooper. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanMay 15
  558. 558558R Resolution on the death of James F. Rice, Jr. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanMay 15
  559. 559559R Resolution on the death of Patrick J. Hickey. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanMay 15
  560. 560560R Congratulations to Phaedra Butler for being recognized by the Massachusetts Black Legislative Delegation. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #21 scanMay 15
  561. 561561R Extend gratitude and appreciation to Matt Damon and Ben Affleck for lending their support at the Harvard Living Wage Campaign on May 6th. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #22 scanMay 15
  562. 562562R Prepare a resolution for the Conference on Environment and Green Buildings sponsored by the Cambridge Center for Adult Education on May 19, 2000. Councillor Davis Resolution #23 scanMay 15
  563. 563563R Resolution on the death of Dorothy Auterio. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #24 scanMay 15
  564. 564564R Proclaim Wednesday, May 17th as COMMUTE A BETTER WAY DAY in Cambridge. Councillor Davis and Mayor Galluccio Resolution #25 scanMay 15
  565. 565565R Resolution on the death of Jennie Theodor. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #26 scanMay 15
  566. 566566R Wish Dr. David S. Gordon a happy and healthy retirement from his Central Square dental practice. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #27 scanMay 15
  567. 567567R Congratulations and best wishes to Andrew Spooner on the occasion of the opening of his consulting practice serving nonprofit and municipal social service agencies. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #28 scanMay 15
  568. 568568R The celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month will take place on May 23rd in the Sullivan Chamber of City Hall and proclaim May to be Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #29 scanMay 15
  569. 569569R Encourage residents to be aware of the three-year Endowment Campaign the Cambridge Arts Association has supported the development and careers of Cambridge artists. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #30 scanMay 15
  570. 570570R The Cambridge-Yerevan Sister City Program will hold its 14th Annual Membership meeting on Tuesday, May 16, 2000 at the Holy Trinity Armenia Apostolic Church of Greater Boston and welcome Ambassador Garnik Nanagoulian to Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #31 scanMay 15
  571. 571571R Congratulation to the 2000 Inductees of the 2nd annual Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Dinner for North Cambridge Catholic High School on May 18, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #32 scanMay 15
  572. 572572R Congratulations to the recipients of the 2000-2001 James B. Conant Fellows awarded to outstanding Boston and Cambridge public school teachers and administrators and thanks to the Harvard Graduate School of Education for providing this opportunity. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #33 scanMay 15
  573. 573573R Urge all Cambridge residents to participate in "Pause for the Pledge of Allegiance" at 7:00 PM on June 14, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #34 scanMay 15
  574. 574574R The Secret Gardens of Cambridge fund raising event will take place on June 4, 2000 and will tour thirty-five gardens being sponsored by the Friends of the Cambridge Public Library. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #35 scanMay 15
  575. 575575R Graham and Parks School has been awarded a Spotlight School Award by the Disney Company for educational excellence. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #36 scanMay 15
  576. 576576R The Windsor Community and Health Center will present the GospelHealthFest on June 17th at 119 Windsor Street. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #37 scanMay 15
  577. 577577R Congratulations to Waltham Fruit Company on its 50th Anniversary. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #38 scanMay 15
  578. 578578R WHERE Magazine's 13th Annual Silver Plum Awards will take place at the Bay Tower on May 31, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #39 scanMay 15
  579. 579579R The Friends of the Community Learning Center will host the annual Community Learning Center International Party on June 3, 2000 at St. Bartholomew's Church. Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #40 scanMay 15
  580. 580580R Urge all residents to participate in the Annual Hoops N' Health event on June 3, 2000 at Hoyt Field. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #41 scanMay 15
  581. 581581R Congratulation John G. Caulfield on the being awarded a 2000 Harvard Medal for extraordinary service to Harvard University. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #42 scanMay 15
  582. 582582R Urge Cambridge residents to be aware of and participate in the various events planned for Cambridge Discovery Day on July 1, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #43 scanMay 15
  583. 583583R Congratulations to Tricia Tankevich and Sal DiDomencia on the occasion of the announcement of their engagement and upcoming July wedding. Councillor Reeves Resolution #44 scanMay 15
  584. 584584R Congratulations on the 10th Anniversary of the Worlds Fair in Central Square on June 4, 2000. Councillor Reeves Resolution #45 scanMay 15
  585. 585585R Congratulations to Rashida Ogletree on the occasion of her graduation from Columbia University. Councillor Reeves Resolution #46 scanMay 15
  586. 586586R Congratulations to the Cambridge Community Chorus on celebrating its 10th year with a special Spring 2000 Concert on May 21, 2000 at Kresge Auditorium, MIT. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #47 scanMay 15
  587. 587587R Congratulations to all the participants of the Million Mom March. Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #48 scanMay 15
  588. 588588R Speedy recovery to George Murphy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #49 scanMay 15
  589. 589589R Congratulations to Philip Higonnet and Juliet Faithfull on the birth of their son Rafael Lluis Higonnet-Faithful on May 4, 2000. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #50 scanMay 15
  590. 590590R Resolution on the death of Catherine M. Sarao. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #51 scanMay 15
  591. 591591R Resolution on the death of Regina P. Paris. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #52 scanMay 15
  592. 592592R Resolution on the death of Claire J. Tempesta. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #53 scanMay 15
  593. 593593R Resolution on the death of Louis St. Martin. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #54 scanMay 15
  594. 594594R Resolution on the death of Mary Lovette Spencer. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #55 scanMay 15
  595. 595595R Resolution on the death of William "Ralph" Greene. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #56 scanMay 15
  596. 596596R Resolution on the death of Eulah M. Collymore. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #57 scanMay 15
  597. 597597R Resolution on the death of Virginia Gately. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #58 scanMay 15
  598. 598598R Resolution on the death of Irene Costello. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #59 scanMay 15
  599. 599599R Request the Massachusetts Highway Department to hold another hearing on the repair of the Walden Street bridge. Mayor Galluccio Order #6 scanMay 15
  600. 600600R Restate support for a living wage for Harvard Employees and ask Harvard University to adopt a living wage policy analogous of the City of Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Order #17 scanMay 15
  601. 601601R Get well wishes to Ed McNulty. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #1 scanJun 5
  602. 602602R Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Joseph and Barbara Sciola. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #2 scanJun 5
  603. 603603R Resolution on the retirement of Francis E. Murphy, Jr. from the Fire Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #3 scanJun 5
  604. 604604R Resolution on the retirement of State Police Trooper John McCabe form the Middlesex District Attorney's C-PAC. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #4 scanJun 5
  605. 605605R Wish Neil Rudenstine well on his future endeavors. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #5 scanJun 5
  606. 606606R Resolution on the death of William M. Donelan. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #6 scanJun 5
  607. 607607R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth E. Laing. Councillor Born and entire membership Resolution #7 scanJun 5
  608. 608608R Resolution on the death of Alexander "Dan" Coyne. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #8 scanJun 5
  609. 609609R Resolution on the death of Marie E. Jones. Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #9 scanJun 5
  610. 610610R Resolution on the death of Teresa Dooley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #10 scanJun 5
  611. 611611R Resolution on the death of Dorothy L. "Dolly" Duffy. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scanJun 5
  612. 612612R Resolution on the death of Chester E. "Chet" Hallice, Jr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #12 scanJun 5
  613. 613613R Resolution on the death of William P. Nowosielski. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #13 scanJun 5
  614. 614614R Resolution on the death of Anna M. Sennett. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scanJun 5
  615. 615615R Resolution on the death of Elena Cortopassi. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanJun 5
  616. 616616R Resolution on the death of Alexander Hachey. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanJun 5
  617. 617617R Resolution on the death of Paul Davidson. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #17 scanJun 5
  618. 618618R Resolution on the death of Bridie Donoghue. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanJun 5
  619. 619619R Resolution on the death of John J. Kelleher. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanJun 5
  620. 620620R Resolution on the death of Herbert E. Lee, Jr. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanJun 5
  621. 621621R Resolution on the death of Mary Miceli. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #21 scanJun 5
  622. 622622R Resolution on the death of William F. Gillespie, Jr. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scanJun 5
  623. 623623R Resolution on the death of John Patrick Burke. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #23 scanJun 5
  624. 624624R Resolution on the death of John A. Silva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #24 scanJun 5
  625. 625625R Resolution on the death of Jose I. Ferreira. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #25 scanJun 5
  626. 626626R Resolution on the death of Susanah Trautman. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scanJun 5
  627. 627627R Resolution on the death of Richard K. Davis. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scanJun 5
  628. 628628R Congratulations to Gabriel Lakatos on becoming a United States citizen. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #28 scanJun 5
  629. 629629R Resolution on the death of Antonio Gomes. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #29 scanJun 5
  630. 630630R Resolution on the death of Angele E. Simon. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #30 scanJun 5
  631. 631631R Resolution on the death of John J. "Midge" Norton. Councillor Sullivan, Councillor Born and entire membership Resolution #31 scanJun 5
  632. 632632R Congratulations to the CRLS music students who participated in the Great East Music Festival competition in West Springfield on May 20th and won four medals. Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Sullivan, Born and Davis Resolution #32 scanJun 5
  633. 633633R Best wishes to Grendel's Den on the occasion of its reopening. Councillor Born Resolution #33 scanJun 5
  634. 634634R Urge all citizens to be cognizant of the Fourth Annual Sharing Journey Festival to be held from noon to 6:00 PM at Magazine Beach Park on June 24th. Councillor Decker Resolution #34 scanJun 5
  635. 635635R Resolution on the death of Mary E. McIntyre. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #35 scanJun 5
  636. 636636R Resolution on the death of Mary Catherine Marshall. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #36 scanJun 5
  637. 637637R Resolution on the death of Pamela Jean Spencer. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #37 scanJun 5
  638. 638638R Resolution on the death of Pauline H. Holt. Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #38 scanJun 5
  639. 639639R Resolution on the death of Patricia Larsen. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #39 scanJun 5
  640. 640640R Resolution on the death of Mary C. Sheehan. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #40 scanJun 5
  641. 641641R Congratulations to Michael Ostacher and Laurie Keller on the birth of their son Jacob. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #41 scanJun 5
  642. 642642R Happy 75th Birthday to Lillian Maher. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Resolution #42 scanJun 5
  643. 643643R Happy 85th Birthday to Mary McMorrow. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #43 scanJun 5
  644. 644644R Resolution on the retirement of Frank Moore from Harvard University. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #44 scanJun 5
  645. 645645R Condolences to the family of Henry Nherisson. Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #45 scanJun 5
  646. 646646R Thank the organizers, presenters and dances of the Asian Pacific Diversity celebration. Councillor Davis Resolution #46 scanJun 5
  647. 647647R Appreciation to Robert Stevens, Public Works, Police, Fire, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Cable TV and the CRLS Music Departments. Councillor Toomey Resolution #47 scanJun 5
  648. 648648R Congratulations to the Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee on their thirty-five years of community action. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #48 scanJun 5
  649. 649649R The Eighth Annual Cambridge First Day will be held at MIT on June 6th at 11:00 AM and congratulate the honorees. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #49 scanJun 5
  650. 650650R The Community Learning Center will hold its graduation at the Morse School on June 22nd at 7:30 PM and extend best wishes to all the graduates. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #50 scanJun 5
  651. 651651R The kick-off of "Kids Need A Chance Campaign" mentoring program for Cambridge youth will be held on June 19th at the Charles Hotel, Harvard Square. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #51 scanJun 5
  652. 652652R The Grand Opening of Jasper White's Summer Shack at 149 Alewife Brook Parkway will take place on June 5th. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #52 scanJun 5
  653. 653653R The YWCA of Cambridge will hold its second annual fundraiser on June 17th and this year the theme is The Great Gatsby and The Harlem Renaissance. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #53 scanJun 5
  654. 654654R The Cambridge Housing Authority's Work Force Program will hold its Sixteenth Annual Awards Ceremony on June 7th from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at the YWCA at 7 Temple Street. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #54 scanJun 5
  655. 655655R Cambridge Rindge and Latin School will hold its Annual Athletic Awards Presentation on June 5th from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #55 scanJun 5
  656. 656656R Join the North Cambridge Crime Task Force on June 14th for a "Walk for Public Safety." Mayor Galluccio Resolution #56 scanJun 5
  657. 657657R Thank the many volunteers of the Foster Grandparent Program who is celebrating its 35th Anniversary. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #57 scanJun 5
  658. 658658R Best wishes to the CRLS Boys Volleyball Team in the upcoming State Tournament and congratulations on their undefeated 2000 regular season. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #58 scanJun 5
  659. 659659R Resolution on the death of Joanne Clark. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #59 scanJun 5
  660. 660660R Resolution on the death of Josephine Cooper. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #60 scanJun 5
  661. 661661R Resolution on the death of Barbara Washington. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #61 scanJun 5
  662. 662662R Congratulate Jada Simmons on her accomplishments and best wishes on a successful teaching career. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #62 scanJun 5
  663. 663663R Congratulations to all graduates of the CRLS Class of 2000, new leaders for the New Millennium. Councillor Reeves Resolution #63 scanJun 5
  664. 664664R Resolution on the death of Kenneth "Baker" Johnson. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #64 scanJun 5
  665. 665665R The Tenth Annual Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Day Celebration community breakfast and awards ceremony will take place at Cambridge City Hall on June 10th. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #65 scanJun 5
  666. 666666R Wish a speedy recovery to Leonora Cappucci. Councillor Toomey Resolution #66 scanJun 5
  667. 667667R Urge Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the performance of HOMEWARD BOUND, a play about Domestic Violence, on June 2nd and June 4th at the Community Church of Boston, 565 Boylston Street, Boston. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #67 scanJun 5
  668. 668668R Resolution on the death of Manuel Sousa Braga. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #68 scanJun 5
  669. 669669R Resolution on the death of Catherine "Rena" Sullivan. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #69 scanJun 5
  670. 670670R Resolution on the death of Salvatore Miceli. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #70 scanJun 5
  671. 671671R Resolution on the death of G. Marie Chandler. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #71 scanJun 5
  672. 672672R Resolution on the death of Max Naggar. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #72 scanJun 5
  673. 673673R Resolution on the death of Peter J. "Jim" O'Hearn. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #73 scanJun 5
  674. 674674R Resolution on the death of Robert P. White. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #74 scanJun 5
  675. 675675R Appreciation to Judge Robert A. Barton for his many years of dedicated public service and wish him a happy and healthy retirement. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #75 scanJun 5
  676. 676676R Happy 50th Birthday to Greg Johnson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #76 scanJun 5
  677. 677677R Congratulations to Joe and Maria Cerquira on the grand opening of Atasca Restaurant on Hampshire Street. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Sullivan, Decker and entire membership Resolution #77 scanJun 5
  678. 678678R Be cognizant of the unveiling of the new National Gun Violence Prevention billboard Campaign on June 6, 2000. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #78 scanJun 5
  679. 679679R The upcoming Shuttle Study of Upcoming Travel Needs Assessment meetings will take place on June 8 at the City-wide Senior Center, June 21 at the North Cambridge Senior Center and June 28 at the East End House. Councillors Toomey, Davis and entire membership Resolution #79 scanJun 5
  680. 680680R Happy 20th Wedding Anniversary to Donna Southwell and David Kem. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #80 scanJun 5
  681. 681681R Congratulations to Brenda DiDomenico and Joseph Giunta on their engagement. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #81 scanJun 5
  682. 682682R Happy Birthday to Councillor Tim Toomey. Councillor Decker, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #82 scanJun 5
  683. 683683R Happy Birthday to School Committee Member Fred Fantini. Councillor Decker, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #83 scanJun 5
  684. 684684R Congratulations to Sharon Petrillo on her graduation from Suffolk University Law School. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #84 scanJun 5
  685. 685685R Congratulations to Alyssa Murphy on her graduation from Harvard University. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #85 scanJun 5
  686. 686686R Congratulations to Harold Cox and the Department of Public Health staff on a very successful Hoops N' Health event. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #86 scanJun 5
  687. 687687R Congratulations to Kim Jackman on her graduation from the University of Massachusetts. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #87 scanJun 5
  688. 688688R Best wishes to the CRLS Pilot School's 2000 Reunion. Councillors Decker, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #88 scanJun 5
  689. 689689R Congratulations to the Cambridge Kids' Council for being selected as on of seven national winners of the 1998-1999 Awards for Excellence in Community Collaboration for Children and Youth. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #89 scanJun 5
  690. 690690R Congratulations to the Benjamin Banneker School on its first graduating class. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #90 scanJun 5
  691. 691691R Congratulations to John Clifford, Emily Anderson and all who worked on the World's Fair. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #91 scanJun 5
  692. 692692R Encourage Cambridge citizens to cooperate with census workers to complete census forms. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #92 scanJun 5
  693. 693693R Extend get-well wishes to Carl Pilgrim. Councillors Reeves and entire membership Resolution # 93 scanJun 5
  694. 694694R Extend get-well wishes to Mabel Leveritt. Councillors Reeves and entire membership Resolution #94 scanJun 5
  695. 695695R Thinking of you wishes to Al Johnson. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #95 scanJun 5
  696. 696696R Speedy recovery to Henry Louis (Skip) Gates, Jr. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #96 scanJun 5
  697. 697697R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Boys Volleyball Team on clinching the Division 1 North Title and wish them luck in the Semifinals. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution # 97 scanJun 5
  698. 698698R Congratulations to Roger Reddick on finishing in first place for the 100 meter at the All-Star Meet at Norwell High School. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #98 scanJun 5
  699. 699699R Welcome the alumni of Harvard University back to the City of Cambridge and inquire if the alumni would like to assist the City by contributing to the building of a new library. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #99 scanJun 5
  700. 700700R Support activities celebrating immigrants' contributions to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the United States of America. Councillor Decker Order #8 scanJun 5
  701. 701701R Urge the Massachusetts legislature to pass the Community Preservation Act, which provides localities with the means to protects open space and historic locations, and build affordable housing. Councillor Davis Order #11 scanJun 5
  702. 702702R Transmit to the School Committee and the Arts Council recommendations of the panelists from the Asian Pacific celebration. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanJun 5
  703. 703703R City Council to transmit a letter to the state legislature to permit 25 miles per hour on city streets if the city or town so chooses in the interest of safety. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanJun 5
  704. 704704R Prepare a reception for June 12th to recognize a group of Area IV college students who are recipients of recently established Area IV scholarship fund. Councillor Reeves Order #26 scanJun 5
  705. 705705R Happy 70th Birthday to William Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #1 scanJun 12
  706. 706706R Congratulations to Keith Pearson of the Hyatt Regency Hotel the recipient of the Concierge of the Year Award sponsored by WHERE Magazine. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #2 scanJun 12
  707. 707707R Congratulations to Angela Landrigan on receiving the Massachusetts Telecommunications Technical Achievement Scholarship. Councillor Toomey Resolution #3 scanJun 12
  708. 708708R Congratulations to Eddie Harris on being appointed to the US Justice Department as an outreach worker and thanks for many years of service. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #4 scanJun 12
  709. 709709R Resolution on the death of Phillip V. Tortora. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #5 scanJun 12
  710. 710710R Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Lindsay on the birth of their son Jared. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #6 scanJun 12
  711. 711711R Congratulations to Randly Albelda who was honored by the Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus. Councillor Decker Resolution #7 scanJun 12
  712. 712712R Congratulations to Dessima Williams for being inducted into the YWCA's Women Academy of Achievers. Councillor Decker Resolution #8 scanJun 12
  713. 713713R Congratulations to Michele Scalese on her graduation from the Cambridge Learning Center. Councillor Decker Resolution #9 scanJun 12
  714. 714714R Congratulations to Bridgette Rodriguez on her recent appointment as the Principal at the Morse School. Councillor Decker Resolution #10 scanJun 12
  715. 715715R Congratulations to Professor Charles Ogletree on being named by the National Law Journal as one of the 100 Most influential Lawyers in the nation. Councillors Decker and Reeves Resolution #11 scanJun 12
  716. 716716R Resolution on the death of Lillian Kollias. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scanJun 12
  717. 717717R Speedy Recovery to Alice Egan. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #13 scanJun 12
  718. 718718R Congratulations to Lisa Correia on her graduation from the University of Massachusetts at Boston on June 3, 2000. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #14 scanJun 12
  719. 719719R Resolution on the death of Edward M. Burns. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #15 scanJun 12
  720. 720720R Congratulations to Manuel and Eric Rogers for their participation in the June 6th celebration on the opening of the National D-Day Museum in New Orleans. Councillor Toomey Resolution #16 scanJun 12
  721. 721721R Congratulations to the West Division Major League A's on their regular season championship and best wishes in the upcoming Mayor's Cup Tournament. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #17 scanJun 12
  722. 722722R Congratulations to the CRLS Boys Volleyball Team on their perfect season and wish them luck in the final game for the State Title. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #18 scanJun 12
  723. 723723R Congratulations to the Greater Boston League All Stars Softball Team on their victory against the Middlesex League All Stars. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #19 scanJun 12
  724. 724724R Congratulations to recipients of the Massachusetts Cultural Council annual awards and slide images of the artists works will be in a slide showcase on June 17th at Arthur M. Sackler Museum Lecture Hall, 485 Broadway from 2:00 – 7:00 PM. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #20 scanJun 12
  725. 725725R Thank all those who made possible Operation Recognition ceremony on April 27th a great success. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #21 scanJun 12
  726. 726726R Be cognizant of and extend best wishes to the Dragon Boat Festival on June 18th. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #22 scanJun 12
  727. 727727R The 50th Anniversary of the Korean War is June 25, 2000 and deep gratitude to the service members and families of service members who fought in the Korean War. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #23 scanJun 12
  728. 728728R Best wishes to Dean Jerome T. Murphy and thank him for his leadership efforts in the past years at Harvard University Graduate School of Education. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #24 scanJun 12
  729. 729729R The King/King Open Arts Committee will be hosting the Martin Luther King Jr. Mural Unveiling Celebration on June 14th at 6:30 PM at the King and King Open Schools. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #25 scanJun 12
  730. 730730R Congratulations to Craig and Kelly Campbell on the birth of their daughter Emily Kathleen Campbell. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #26 scanJun 12
  731. 731731R Congratulations to the City's eighth grade graduates and wish them success in the future. Councillor Reeves Resolution #27 scanJun 12
  732. 732732R Congratulations to Reverend Dr. LeRoy Attles who will be celebrating his twenty-three years of service to Cambridge and Greater Boston on June 29th at the Charles Hotel. Councillor Reeves Resolution #28 scanJun 12
  733. 733733R Resolution on the death of James F. Donnelly. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #29 scanJun 12
  734. 734734R Resolution on the death of Charles H. Linehan, Jr. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #30 scanJun 12
  735. 735735R Resolution on the death of Alexander M. Madden. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scanJun 12
  736. 736736R Resolution on the death of Susan M. Lynch. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #32 scanJun 12
  737. 737737R Resolution on the death of William J. Casey, Sr. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #33 scanJun 12
  738. 738738R Resolution on the death of Louise Kinyone. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #34 scanJun 12
  739. 739739R Resolution on the death of Joseph Foti. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #35 scanJun 12
  740. 740740R Resolution on the death of Rosemarie F. DiNatale. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #36 scanJun 12
  741. 741741R Resolution on the death of Diane M. Zaniboni. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #37 scanJun 12
  742. 742742R Resolution on the death of Haig H. Agababian. Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #38 scanJun 12
  743. 743743R Congratulations to the newly installed officers of American Legion Post #442. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scanJun 12
  744. 744744R Happy 50th Birthday to George Morris. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #40 scanJun 12
  745. 745745R Good luck to Logan Jones in the National Track meet in North Carolina. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #41 scanJun 12
  746. 746746R Happy Birthday to Zelma Evelyn. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #42 scanJun 12
  747. 747747R Congratulations to Robin Harris the new principal of the new combined Maynard/Fletcher School. Councillors Davis, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #43 scanJun 12
  748. 748748R Happy 80th Birthday to Mrs. Finneran, Speaker Thomas Finneran's mother. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #44 scanJun 12
  749. 749749R Happy Birthday to Mayor Anthony Galluccio. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #45 scanJun 12
  750. 750750R Thanks to members of the Cambridge Fire, Police, Inspectional Services, Emergency Management Services, State Fire Marshall's Office and the City Electrician in quick response to the Bishop Allen fire. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #46 scanJun 12
  751. 751751R Heartfelt thanks and speedy recovery to firefighters Steve Brown, Gerard Mahoney and Morgan Schaffer who were injured at the 66-70 Bishop Allen Drive fire. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #47 scanJun 12
  752. 752752R Prepare a resolution on the retirement of James J. Coady, Principal of the Morse School. Councillors Decker, Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #1 scanJun 19
  753. 753753R Prepare a resolution on the feast of St. Cosmos and Damian on September 9 and 10. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #2 scanJun 19
  754. 754754R Prepare a resolution on the Greek Festival to be held on August 18, 19 and 20, 2000. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #3 scanJun 19
  755. 755755R Prepare a resolution on the St. Lucia Feast. Councilor Sullivan Resolution #4 scanJun 19
  756. 756756R Applaud the partnership between Congregation Eitz Chayim and International Community Service Day Foundation and the many volunteers on changing the exterior façade of 134-136 Magazine Street. Councillor Davis Resolution #5 scanJun 19
  757. 757757R Resolution on the death of Maria Eugenia Sousa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #6 scanJun 19
  758. 758758R Resolution on the death of Francis J. Reilly. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #7 scanJun 19
  759. 759759R Resolution on the death of Mary Theresa Adario. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #8 scanJun 19
  760. 760760R Resolution on the death of Jose Abrantes. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #9 scanJun 19
  761. 761761R Resolution on the death of Adelina B. Resendes. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #10 scanJun 19
  762. 762762R Thank Astrid Dodds for her work as a member of the Cambridge Pedestrian Committee. Councillor Davis Resolution #11 scanJun 19
  763. 763763R Gratitude to Vicki Boulrice for her work as the Community Liaison for the Cambridge Police Department and congratulations on her new position as Assistant Director of the Agassiz Council. Councillor Decker Resolution #12 scanJun 19
  764. 764764R Wish a speedy recovery to Jimmy Sauer. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #13 scanJun 19
  765. 765765R Resolution on the death of Josephine Clare Hurley. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scanJun 19
  766. 766766R Resolution on the death of Masatoshi Nagatomi. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanJun 19
  767. 767767R Happy Birthday wishes to Elaine O'Reilly. Councillor Decker Resolution #16 scanJun 19
  768. 768768R Resolution on the death of William J. Kreidler. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #17 scanJun 19
  769. 769769R Declare November 8, 2000 as National Young Reader's Day. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #18 scanJun 19
  770. 770770R Congratulations to the CRLS Girl's 4X100 Relay Team on their success. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #19 scanJun 19
  771. 771771R Congratulations to CRLS Girl's 4X800 Relay Team who placed second at the New England Championship. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #20 scanJun 19
  772. 772772R Congratulations to Daniel P. Schrag on receiving the MacArthur Fellowship Award and best wishes for future research. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #21 scanJun 19
  773. 773773R Congratulations and best wishes for the future success of the Galaxies Soccer Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #22 scanJun 19
  774. 774774R Congratulations to Joseph F. Fournier, a sophomore at Matignon High School, on receiving the 1999-2000 Sportsmanship Award for Junior Varsity Basketball. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #23 scanJun 19
  775. 775775R Congratulations to the Blessed Sacrament Drill Team on their success this year in the state championship. Councillor Decker Resolution #24 scanJun 19
  776. 776776R Congratulations to Asha Safai on completing the Urban Master Planning Program at MIT. Councillor Decker Resolution #25 scanJun 19
  777. 777777R The Peace Commission is seeking nominations for the 5th Annual Peace and Justice Award Dinner in October. Councillor Decker Resolution #26 scanJun 19
  778. 778778R Thank Dr. Raymond Dancy, Principal of the Joseph Maynard School on his years of service to the Maynard School and the children of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Resolution #27 scanJun 19
  779. 779779R Thank Roxie Coicou for her dedicated service as the Acting Principal of the Fletcher School. Councillor Reeves Resolution #28 scanJun 19
  780. 780780R Welcome the Leavell/Lovell family as they visit Cambridge and Greater Boston for a family reunion. Councillor Reeves Resolution #29 scanJun 19
  781. 781781R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Catherine Walsh. Councillor Reeves Resolution #30 scanJun 19
  782. 782782R Congratulations and best wishes for the future success of the Renegades Soccer Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #31 scanJun 19
  783. 783783R Congratulations and best wishes for the future success of the Rockets Soccer Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #32 scanJun 19
  784. 784784R July 1, 2000 will be known as Revolutionary Cambridge Discovery Day and events and events will be held at Fort Washington in Cambridgeport, Harvard Square, Harvard Yard, Cambridge Common, Brattle Street and Elmwood Avenue. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #33 scanJun 19
  785. 785785R Congratulations and best wishes for the future success of the Raptors Soccer Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #34 scanJun 19
  786. 786786R Congratulations and best wishes for the future success of the Lightning Soccer Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #35 scanJun 19
  787. 787787R Appreciation to Alice Hoffman and the Massachusetts Library Association for the grant to take photos of familiar people places and signs inspiring the Cambridge scene. Councillor Davis Resolution #36 scanJun 19
  788. 788788R Appreciation to Jeanne Strain for her work in the Economic Division of the Community Development Department and congratulation to Jean as she assumes her new position as the Director of the Cambridge Business Development Center. Councillor Decker Resolution #37 scanJun 19
  789. 789789R Resolution on the death of George C. Bingham. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #38 scanJun 19
  790. 790790R Prepare a resolution on the death of Richard Hurt Goodrum Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #39 scanJun 19
  791. 791791R Congratulations to Denny Andrews on retiring from the North Charles Mental Institute. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #40 scanJun 19
  792. 792792R Congratulations to John Caulfield on receiving the Howard Medal Award. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #41 scanJun 19
  793. 793793R Congratulations to Debra Cyrus on graduating from the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #42 scanJun 19
  794. 794794R Thank Parking Control Officer Patty Renna for her diligent and sensitive performance at the fire on Bishop Allen Drive. Councillors Toomey, Davis, Decker and entire membership Resolution #43 scanJun 19
  795. 795795R Resolution on the death of Dr. Howard Stanley Yaffee. Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #44 scanJun 19
  796. 796796R Resolution on the death of Edward Largey. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #45 scanJun 19
  797. 797797R Resolution on the death of Anthony Benenati. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #46 scanJun 19
  798. 798798R Resolution on the death of Lucy Doherty. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #47 scanJun 19
  799. 799799R Resolution on the death of Adriano Manuel Sousa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #48 scanJun 19
  800. 800800R Resolution on the death of Tony Trio. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #49 scanJun 19
  801. 801801R Declare June 22, 2000 as Victor Da Couto Day in Cambridge. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #50 scanJun 19
  802. 802802R Congratulations to Alice and Bob Wolf on their 45th Anniversary. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #51 scanJun 19
  803. 803803R Congratulations to Sheala and Bayardo Ramos on the birth of their daughter Stephanie Marissa Campos on June 11, 2000. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #52 scanJun 19
  804. 804804R Congratulations to the Walnut Street Mental Health Center on their 30th Anniversary. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #53 scanJun 19
  805. 805805R The Cambridgeport Farmers Market will open this Saturday at the Morse School. Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #54 scanJun 19
  806. 806806R Congratulations to Peter Agnes, Jr. on his appointment as an Associate Justice of the Superior Court. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #55 scanJun 19
  807. 807807R Thanks to all involved in the Second Annual Sharif Moustafa Basketball Tournament held on June 17, 2000. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #56 scanJun 19
  808. 808808R Congratulations to Reverend and Mrs. LeRoy Attles on their twenty-three years of leadership and good electoral luck in Cincinnati in July. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #57 scanJun 19
  809. 809809R Best wishes to LeRoy Cragwell on a speedy recovery. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #58 scanJun 19
  810. 810810R Prepare a resolution on the death of Louise Canoli. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #59 scanJun 19
  811. 811811R Prepare a resolution on the death of Maria Patello. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #60 scanJun 19
  812. 812812R Prepare a resolution on the death of James Scioli. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #61 scanJun 19
  813. 813813R Urge the landlord of 124 Oxford Street to cease and desist any further eviction proceedings so that negotiations can take place in a reasonable manner and in good faith. Councillors Decker and Born Order #16 scanJun 19
  814. 814814R Urge the owners of 7 Craigie Circle to show moderation and restraint, to cease and desist any threat of eviction towards the Andujar family and to accept their MBHP Section 8 so they may remain in their home. Councillor Decker Order #17 scanJun 19
  815. 815815R Urge the owners of 19 Agassiz Street to show moderation and restraint, to cease and desist any threat of eviction towards Bill Marcotte and to renew his Section 8 lease so he may remain in their home. Councillor Decker Order #18 scanJun 19
  816. 816816R Urge the owners to negotiate and make concessions regarding rent increase at 65, 65A, 65B and 71 Dana Street and contact the owners to see if they would be interested in selling their property(s) to the City as affordable housing. Councillor Born Order #19 scanJun 19
  817. 817817 R Congratulations to Nancy (Russell) and Ed Grabowski on the birth of their son Timothy Robert on July 5, 2000. Vice Mayor Maher and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #1 scanJul 31
  818. 818818 R Congratulations to Billy Trainor, Jr. on being named the MVP of the Catholic Central League for his golf achievement during the 1999-2000 season. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Galluccio Resolution #2 scanJul 31
  819. 819819 R Congratulations to Ken Cleary on being named to the Boston Globe's 2000 Catholic Central Baseball League All-Star. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #3 scanJul 31
  820. 820820 R Congratulations to Paul Poisson and David Graham on being named to the Boston Globe's 2000 Greater Boston Baseball All-Stars. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #4 scanJul 31
  821. 821821 R Congratulations to Jacob Blair on being named the Boston Globe's 2000 All-Scholastic Boys' Volleyball Team and the Boston Herald All-Scholastc Boys' Volleyball Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #5 scanJul 31
  822. 822822 R Congratulations to Michael Neil on being named to the Boston Globe's 2000 Catholic Central Baseball League All-Star. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #6 scanJul 31
  823. 823823 R Congratulations to Melissa Levins for being named to the Boston Globe's 2000 Greater Boston Softball All-Star. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #7 scanJul 31
  824. 824824 R Congratulations to Ben Sanoff, Peter Crane and Liam Crane for being named to the Boston Globe's 2000 Greater Boston Tennis All-Stars. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #8 scanJul 31
  825. 825825 R Resolution on the retirement of Laura Brewin from the Police Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanJul 31
  826. 826826 R Resolution on the retirement of Lawrence S. Kuhn from the Fire Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #10 scanJul 31
  827. 827827 R "Congratulations to the performers and producers of the musical drama "An Unknown Soldier's Child" and the performance was dedicated to the women of Kosovo. Councillor Toomey Resolution #11 scanJul 31
  828. 828828 R Congratulations to Glen Koocher on becoming the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Association of School Committees. Councillor Toomey Resolution #12 scanJul 31
  829. 829829 R Congratulations to the Babe Ruth Championship Red Sox Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolultion #13 scanJul 31
  830. 830830 R Congratulations to Joel and Christine Burke on the birth of their daughter Veronica Claire on July 11, 2000. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Resolution #14 scanJul 31
  831. 831831 R Resolution on the death of Diana M. Ranieri. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanJul 31
  832. 832832 R Resolution on the death of Joseph T. Tyree. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scanJul 31
  833. 833833 R Resolution on the death of Edward G. Enos. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #17 scanJul 31
  834. 834834 R Resolution on the death of Mary P. Gibbons. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanJul 31
  835. 835835 R Resolution on the death of Roy Swanson. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scanJul 31
  836. 836836 R Resolution on the death of Dorothy G. Rossi. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanJul 31
  837. 837837 R Resolution on the death of Nicholas Kriketos. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #21 scanJul 31
  838. 838838 R Resolution on the death of Alexander W. "Leco" Dumas. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #22 scanJul 31
  839. 839839 R Resolution on the death of Charles A. MacGillivary. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #23 scanJul 31
  840. 840840 R Resolution on the death of Helen M. Carmody. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #24 scanJul 31
  841. 841841 R Resolution on the death of Madeline M. MacDonald. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #25 scanJul 31
  842. 842842 R Resolution on the death of Jocelyn H. Slate. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #26 scanJul 31
  843. 843843 R Resolution on the death of Sanford J. Fox. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #27 scanJul 31
  844. 844844 R Resolution on the death of Eliot B. Spalding. Councillors Born, Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #28 scanJul 31
  845. 845845 R Resolution on the death of Rose G. Lucas. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #29 scanJul 31
  846. 846846 R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Prescott. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #30 scanJul 31
  847. 847847 R Resolution on the death of Denise T. Devonish. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #31 scanJul 31
  848. 848848 R Resolution on the death of Beatrice Jasinski. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #32 scanJul 31
  849. 849849 R Resolution on the death of Rudolph Paul Michaud, Jr. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #33 scanJul 31
  850. 850850 R Resolution on the death of Hazel L. Ferrari. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #34 scanJul 31
  851. 851851 R Resolution on the death of George E. Kincaid, Sr. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #35 scanJul 31
  852. 852852 R Resolution on the death of Lily Daniels. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #36 scanJul 31
  853. 853853 R Resolution on the death of Anna Karpowicz. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #37 scanJul 31
  854. 854854 R Resolution on the death of Adeline B. Perry. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #38 scanJul 31
  855. 855855 R Resolution on the death of Irene Oliveira. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #39 scanJul 31
  856. 856856 R Resolution on the death of Dr. Henry G. Altman. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Born and entire membership Resolution #40 scanJul 31
  857. 857857 R Resolution on the death of Sarah E. Fitzgerald. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #41 scanJul 31
  858. 858858 R Resolution on the death of Raymond J. McNamara. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #42 scanJul 31
  859. 859859 R Resolution on the death of Anthony T. Michaels. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #43 scanJul 31
  860. 860860 R Resolution on the death of Anthony S. Avakian. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #44 scanJul 31
  861. 861861 R Resolution on the death of Grace E. Reardon. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #45 scanJul 31
  862. 862862 R Congratulations to the Lightning players and coaches on a successful season and Cambridge Girls Softball Minor League Championship. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #46 scanJul 31
  863. 863863 R Congratulations to James, Thomas, Robert and John Bailey on their outstanding achievements at the US Swimming Long Course Championships and wish them success in all future endeavors. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #47 scanJul 31
  864. 864864 R Congratulations to the Unknowns on their victory in the Cambridge Girls Softball League World Series and thank the coaches for their work with these young women. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #48 scanJul 31
  865. 865865 R Resolution on the death of Frank H. Mason, Sr. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #49 scanJul 31
  866. 866866 R Resolution on the death of Rita L. Gannon. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #50 scanJul 31
  867. 867867 R Congratulations to Kurt Gurdal-Friend for being named to the Boston Globe's 2000 All-Scholastic Boys' Volleyball Team and Boston Herald All-Scholastic Boys' Volleyball Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #51 scanJul 31
  868. 868868 R Congratulations to Roger Reddick, Steven Reddick, Timothy Harding, Adam Siegal, Sam Ryerson, Nick Pillsbury, Stanley Pierre-Louis, Joe Exilhome and Anthony Brooks for being named to the Boston Globe's 2000 Greater Boston League Track All-Stars. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #52 scanJul 31
  869. 869869 R Congratulations to Roger Reddick for being named to the Boston Globe's 2000 All-Scholastic Boys' Track Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #53 scanJul 31
  870. 870870 R Resolution on the death of Doris E. O'Reilly. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #54 scanJul 31
  871. 871871 R Resolution on the death of Patrick J. Galvin. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #55 scanJul 31
  872. 872872 R Resolution on the death of Helena Sniegiecki. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #56 scanJul 31
  873. 873873 R Resolution on the death of Rose G. Lucas. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #57 scanJul 31
  874. 874874 R Congratulations to Terry Ward for raising $6,000 for the Beth Israel-Deaconess Newborn Services Fund by running the Boston Marathon. Councillor Toomey Resolution #58 scanJul 31
  875. 875875 R Resolution on the death of Charles P. Manning. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #59 scanJul 31
  876. 876876 R Resolution on the death of Charles L. Crowley. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #60 scanJul 31
  877. 877877 R Resolution on the death of Ann J. Farrell. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #61 scanJul 31
  878. 878878 R Resolution on the death of John E. Markey. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #62 scanJul 31
  879. 879879 R Resolution on the death of Susan E. Gardner. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #63 scanJul 31
  880. 880880 R Congratulations to David Prior on his appointment as director of the Kennedy School's Institute of Politics and welcome him to Cambridge. Councillor Davis Resolution #64 scanJul 31
  881. 881881 R Congratulations and best wishes to Ed Fisher and Joanna Malenfant on their June 24th marriage. Councillor Davis Resolution #65 scanJul 31
  882. 882882 R Congratulations to Barbara Boardman and Chris Augusta on the recent adoption of their son. Councillor Davis Resolution #66 scanJul 31
  883. 883883 R Condolences to Brett Donham on the death of his mother. Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #67 scanJul 31
  884. 884884 R Congratulations to Andrea Williams on the recent adoption of her daughter Charlotte. Councillor Davis Resolution #68 scanJul 31
  885. 885885 R The 10th Anniversary of the enactment of the Americans with Disabilities Act is July 26, 2000 and the "Spirit of ADA" Torch Relay will stop and celebrate in the Boston-area on August 3, 2000. Councillor Davis Resolution #69 scanJul 31
  886. 886886 R Resolution on the death of Angela R. Guerin. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #70 scanJul 31
  887. 887887 R Resolution on the death of Paul J. Armato, Jr. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #71 scanJul 31
  888. 888888 R Resolution on the death of Isabel M. Welch. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #72 scanJul 31
  889. 889889 R Resolution on the death of George J. Desrosiers. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #73 scanJul 31
  890. 890890 R Resolution on the death of Jason Sibert. Councillors Sullivan, Decker, Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Toomey, Davis and entire membership Resolution #74 scanJul 31
  891. 891891 R Resolution on the death of Evelyn E. Pearson Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #75 scanJul 31
  892. 892892 R Resolution on the death of Dr. William Robinson Hill Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #76 scanJul 31
  893. 893893 R Resolution on the death of Edward D. James Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #77 scanJul 31
  894. 894894 R Resolution on the death of Mary S. McKenzie Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #78 scanJul 31
  895. 895895 R Happy 100th Birthday to Queen Mother Elizabeth of England Councillor Sullivan Resolution #79 scanJul 31
  896. 896896 R Resolution on the death of Theresa H. Philpot Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #80 scanJul 31
  897. 897897 R Resolution on the death of George E. Hannafin Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #81 scanJul 31
  898. 898898 R Resolution on the death of Brandon Scott Galloway-Bolden Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #82 scanJul 31
  899. 899899 R Resolution on the death of Mazie Vrahanis Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #83 scanJul 31
  900. 900900 R Resolution on the death of Mary R. McCarthy Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #84 scanJul 31
  901. 901901 R Resolution on the death of Abigail A. Kelley Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #85 scanJul 31
  902. 902902 R Resolution on the death of Robert S. Mitza Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #86 scanJul 31
  903. 903903 R Resolution on the death of Sandra C. Baker Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #87 scanJul 31
  904. 904904 R Resolution on the death of William J. Heron Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #88 scanJul 31
  905. 905905 R Resolution on the death of Sister Mary Robertine Griffin, SSND Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #89 scanJul 31
  906. 906906 R Resolution on the death of Marilyn Karawacka Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #90 scanJul 31
  907. 907907 R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth F. Carven Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #91 scanJul 31
  908. 908908 R Congratulations to Charlie Wright on being elected President of the Ironworkers Local #7 Councillor Decker Resolution #92 scanJul 31
  909. 909909 R Resolution on the death of Germaine Cyr Councillors Maher, Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #93 scanJul 31
  910. 910910 R Resolution on the death of Alice M. McGinnity Councillors Maher, Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #94 scanJul 31
  911. 911911 R Resolution on the death of Muriel E. Hannah Councillor Reeves, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #95 scanJul 31
  912. 912912 R Resolution on the death of Melvin E. Moore Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #96 scanJul 31
  913. 913913 R Welcome to Kurt and Gisele Volkert as they attend the upcoming wedding of their daughter Jenny Volkert to Daniel Seligson Councillor Davis Resolution #97 scanJul 31
  914. 914914 R Resolution on the death of Margaret L. Walsh Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #98 scanJul 31
  915. 915915 R Congratulations to the Community Development Department on receiving the Best Practices Award for the Lead-Safe Program Councillor Davis Resolution #99 scanJul 31
  916. 916916 R Best wishes to Rhina Framondi on her retirement from the School Department Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #100 scanJul 31
  917. 917917 R Happy 60th Birthday to Joan McGowan. Councillor Davis Resolution #101 scanJul 31
  918. 918918 R Resolution on the death of Jaden Liggins. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #102 scanJul 31
  919. 919919 R Resolution on the death of Iris Todd. Councillor Reeves, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #103 scanJul 31
  920. 920920 R Happy 100th Birthday to Bertha Pierce. Councillor Toomey Resolution #104 scanJul 31
  921. 921921 R Happy 80th Birthday to a special person. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #105 scanJul 31
  922. 922922 R Happy 80th Birthday to Joseph A. DeLeo. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #106 scanJul 31
  923. 923923 R Retirement of Joseph L. O'Hare from the Fire Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #107 scanJul 31
  924. 924924 R Retirement of Concepta Siembab from the Public Health Authority. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #108 scanJul 31
  925. 925925 R Retirement of Judith Scott from the Public Health Authority. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #109 scanJul 31
  926. 926926 R Retirement of Doreen Sheppard from the Public Health Authority. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #110 scanJul 31
  927. 927927 R Retirement of Mary-Ethel Flynn from the Public Health Authority. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #111 scanJul 31
  928. 928928 R Best wishes to Mark Levine. Councillor Davis Resolution #112 scanJul 31
  929. 929929 R Thank Donald Williams the owner of the Magazine Beach Shell Station for his support to the friends and relatives of Jason Sibert after the tragic accident in front of his station. Councillor Decker Resolution #113 scanJul 31
  930. 930930 R Happy Birthday to Donna Southwell. Councillor Decker Resolution #114 scanJul 31
  931. 931931 R Happy Birthday to Victoria Helberg. Councillor Decker Resolution #115 scanJul 31
  932. 932932 R Appreciation to Steven Brion Meisels for his contributions to the children of Cambridge and wish him well in his future endeavors. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #116 scanJul 31
  933. 933933 R Happy Birthday to Cathy Decker. Councilor Decker Resolution #117 scanJul 31
  934. 934934 R Thank Anna Deavere Smith on her effort to expand the accessibility of the arts each summer in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Resolution #118 scanJul 31
  935. 935935 R Resolution on the death of William J. Riley, III. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #119 scanJul 31
  936. 936936 R Congratulations to Lilli Dennison on the opening of her new night club "Lilli's." Councillor Reeves Resolution #120 scanJul 31
  937. 937937 R Congratulations to Dr. Alan K. Derkazarian on becoming treasurer of the Massachusetts Dental Society. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #121 scanJul 31
  938. 938938 R Happy Birthday to Greta Scofield. Councillor Decker Resolution #122 scanJul 31
  939. 939939 R Resolution on the death of Rose R. Roche. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #123 scanJul 31
  940. 940940 R Happy 75th Birthday to a special person. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #124 scanJul 31
  941. 941941 R The 8th Annual Cambridge Carnival International will be held August 12 and August 13, 2000. Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Reeves Resolution #125 scanJul 31
  942. 942942 R Thank Brendan Sullivan and his committee in the planning of the Mayor's Cup. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #127 scanJul 31
  943. 943943 R Congratulations to Crystal Johnson on her new position and wish her success with her new endeavor. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #128 scanJul 31
  944. 944944 R Proclaim the week of September 15-24, 2000 as National Ballroom Dance Week in Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #129 scanJul 31
  945. 945945 R Congratulations to the Major League A's on winning the Mayor's Cup. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #130 scanJul 31
  946. 946946 R Congratulations to Maria DiClemente on being named ESPN National High School boys Volleyball Coach of the Year. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #131 scanJul 31
  947. 947947 R Congratulations to the East Cambridge Phillies and the coaching staff on winning the title of Mayor's Cup Champions. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #132 scanJul 31
  948. 948948 R Congratulations to the North Braves for their participation in this year Mayor's Cup. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #133 scanJul 31
  949. 949949 R Congratulations and best wishes to the inductees on their election to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences at the ceremony on October 14, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #134 scanJul 31
  950. 950950 R The Cambridge Sisters' Program sponsors a year-end event "Shades of Sisterhood" to be held on August 4, 2000 at the Harrington School. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #135 scanJul 31
  951. 951951 R Resolution on the retirement of Michael Foran from the Library. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #136 scanJul 31
  952. 952952 R Resolution on the retirement of Robert Johnson from the Public Works Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #137 scanJul 31
  953. 953953 R Applaud Dr. Leslie Oliver on fine work at CRLS. Councillor Reeves Resolution #138 scanJul 31
  954. 954954 R Resolution on the Third Annual Jeffrey Curtis Road Race Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #139 scanJul 31
  955. 955955 R Resolution on the retirement of Chief Kevin Fitzgerald Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #140 scanJul 31
  956. 956956 R Resolution on the retirement of Plecido Ciccolo Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #141 scanJul 31
  957. 957957 R Congratulations to officers of the Burns Apartment Tenant Council Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #142 scanJul 31
  958. 958958 R Congratulations to Mary Maher on her 50th Birthday Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #143 scanJul 31
  959. 959959 R Resolution on the retirement of a long term employee Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #144 scanJul 31
  960. 960960 R Congratulations to U.S. Ambassador John Shattuck on being named chief executive officer of the JFK Library Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #145 scanJul 31
  961. 961961 R Appreciation extended to Bobby Goodwin, Bob Carey and others at the O'Neill Golf Course for their hard work Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #146 scanJul 31
  962. 962962 R Appreciation extended to the East Cambridge Savings Bank for the purchase of a thermal-imaging camera which could be used in saving lives of firefighters Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #147 scanJul 31
  963. 963963 R Congratulations to Thalia Tringo and Andrew Zamore on their life commitment together formalized at City Hall Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #148 scanJul 31
  964. 964964 R Wishing a surprise Happy 40th Birthday to a special person Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #149 scanJul 31
  965. 965965 R Congratulations to the City Manager in allowing city employees to use "Bunker Hill" day as a floating holiday Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #150 scanJul 31
  966. 966966 R Happy Birthday to a special someone Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #151 scanJul 31
  967. 967967 R Happy Birthday wishes to Laura Schofield Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #152 scanJul 31
  968. 968968 R Happy 90th Birthday wishes to Max Hall Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #153 scanJul 31
  969. 969969 R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Joaquim Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #154 scanJul 31
  970. 970970 R Resolution on the death of Richard J. Kerry Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #155 scanJul 31
  971. 971971 R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Burke Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #156 scanJul 31
  972. 972972 R Resolution on the death of Sara A. Coyle Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #157 scan—
  973. 973973 R Resolution on the death of Roland F. Melin Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #158 scan—
  974. 974974 R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth Keogh Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #159 scan—
  975. 975975 R Support for Mary Scott in threat of displacement at 4 Douglas Street. Councillor Reeves Order #38 scan—
  976. 976976 R Support for Pamela Graham in threat of displacement at 19 Wendell Street. Councillor Reeves Order #39 scan—
  977. 977977 R Congratulations to the Central Astros for their participation in the Mayor's Cup. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #126 scan—
  978. 978978 R Resolution on the death of Dorothy G. Curll Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #1 scanSep 11
  979. 979979 R Resolution on the death of Roderick A. Masse Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #2 scanSep 11
  980. 980980 R Resolution on the death of Eugene A. Sullivan Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #3 scanSep 11
  981. 981981 R Resolution on the death of Lillian Foley Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #4 scanSep 11
  982. 982982 R Resolution on the death of Francis J. Casserly Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #5 scanSep 11
  983. 983983 R Resolution on the death of Ralph H. Cushman Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #6 scanSep 11
  984. 984984 R Resolution on the death of Bertha Nadeau Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanSep 11
  985. 985985 R Resolution on the death of William A. Hill Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #8 scanSep 11
  986. 986986 R Resolution on the death of John J. McGinty Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #9 scanSep 11
  987. 987987R Resolution on the death of Daniel J. Rea, Sr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #10 scan—
  988. 988988 R Resolution on the death of Arthur J. Tremblay Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scan—
  989. 989989 R Resolution on the death of Philbrick Locke Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  990. 990990 R Resolution on the death of Hippocrates Copitas Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  991. 991991 R Resolution on the death of Michael R. Del Vecchio Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  992. 992992 R Resolution on the death of Leonora Martignetti Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  993. 993993 R Resolution on the death of Helen O. Moulton Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  994. 994994 R Resolution on the death of Beatrice Norris Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  995. 995995 R Resolution on the death of Morris Wegman Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  996. 996R Resolution on the death of Mae E. Fischer Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #19 scanSep 11
  997. 997R Resolution on the death of Francis Doucette Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanSep 11
  998. 998R Resolution on the death of Hugh M. Harte Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #21 scanSep 11
  999. 999R Thanks to the North Cambridge Crime Task Force held on the Annual National Night Out Against Crime Mayor Galluccio Resolution #22 scanSep 11
  1000. 1000R Congratulations to Paul Grogan and Tony Proscio on their new book, "Comeback Cities: A Blueprint for Urban Neighborhood Revival" Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #23 scanSep 11
  1001. 1001R Congratulations to Sarah Gallop for receiving CCTV's Leading Role Award Mayor Galluccio Resolution #24 scanSep 11
  1002. 1002R Best wishes to Marybeth Cosgrove on her future endeavor and hopes that she will return to the City. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #25 scanSep 11
  1003. 1003R Congratulations to Joe and Dawn Grassi on the birth of their son. Councillor Toomey Resolution #26 scanSep 11
  1004. 1004R Resolution on the retirement of Mary Mroz from the School Department. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scanSep 11
  1005. 1005R Congratulations to Doris and Fred O'Connor on their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #28 scanSep 11
  1006. 1006R Gratitude to city departments and all others who came to the aid of the City of Cambridge in response to the fire on Norfolk and Columbia Streets. Councillors Sullivan and Davis Resolution #29 scanSep 11
  1007. 1007R Sympathy to the victims of the Broadway/Columbia Street fire. Councillor Davis Resolution #30 scanSep 11
  1008. 1008R Foster Grandparent Program Annual Macaroni Fundraiser at Saint Benedict's Little Flower School Hall, Somerville, on September 23rd from 4-8:00 p.m. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Resolution #31 scanSep 11
  1009. 1009R Congratulations to The Portuguese Continental Union on its Fifty-Eighth Congress of Delegates. Councillor Toomey Resolution #32 scanSep 11
  1010. 1010R Congratulations to John Kenneth Galbraith on being awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Councillor Born Resolution #33 scanSep 11
  1011. 1011R Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to George and Kay Marco. Councillor Toomey Resolution #34 scanSep 11
  1012. 10121012 R Resolution on the death of Robert C. Quinton. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #35 scanSep 11
  1013. 10131013 R Resolution on the death of Henry J. Lavoie. Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #36 scanSep 11
  1014. 10141014 R Resolution on the death of Emma P. Puliatti. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #37 scanSep 11
  1015. 10151015 R Resolution on the death of Guiseppe P. Bessone. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #38 scanSep 11
  1016. 10161016 R Congratulations to Brother R.A. on being awarded CCTV's Leading Role Award. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #39 scanSep 11
  1017. 10171017 R Best wishes to Allison High who is competing in the Miss Massachusetts Teen USA competition. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #40 scanSep 11
  1018. 10181018 R Congratulations to Paul and Doreen Bentubo on the birth of their twins. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #41 scanSep 11
  1019. 10191019 R Resolution on the death of Dorothy M. Carroll-Lanigan. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #42 scanSep 11
  1020. 10201020 R Resolution on the death of Jane Murphy. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #43 scanSep 11
  1021. 10211021 R Resolution on the death of Anthony A. Polcari Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Sullivan and Toomey and entire membership Resolution #44 scanSep 11
  1022. 10221022 R Resolution on the death of Frank J. DeMaio. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #45 scanSep 11
  1023. 10231023 R Resolution on the death of Robert J. Darrah. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #46 scanSep 11
  1024. 10241024 R Resolution on the death of Josephine M. Poto. Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #47 scanSep 11
  1025. 10251025 R Resolution on the death of Domenico A. Mazzei. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #48 scanSep 11
  1026. 10261026 R Resolution on the death of Mary A. Lombard Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #49 scanSep 11
  1027. 10271027 R Resolution on the death of Alice E. Flood Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #50 scanSep 11
  1028. 10281028 R Congratulations to seven Cambridge residents who performed "Robin Hood" with the Boston Children's Opera. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #51 scanSep 11
  1029. 1029R Congratulations to the Somerville Cambridge Elder Services awardees and employees. Councillor Toomey Resolution #52 scanSep 11
  1030. 1030R Congratulations to Paulo Pinto on his appointment as Executive Director of the Massachusetts Association of Portuguese Speakers. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Davis Resolution #53 scanSep 11
  1031. 1031R Congratulations to the Cambridge graduates of the Middlesex Sheriff Youth Public Safety Academy. Councillor Toomey Resolution #54 scanSep 11
  1032. 1032R Free outdoor concert featuring "Groovy Baby" for families and young children at Russell Field on September 9, from 4-5:00 p.m. Councillor Toomey Resolution #55 scanSep 11
  1033. 1033R Appreciation to Frances Y. Collins for her strong voice for children. Councillors Reeves, Toomey and Sullivan Resolution #56 scanSep 11
  1034. 1034R Gratitude to Reverend Leon H. Sullivan, author of the Global Sullivan Principles for his continued dedication to the cause of human rights. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #57 scanSep 11
  1035. 1035R The 100th Mormon Temple to be constructed was opened in Belmont on August 29, 2000 Councillor Sullivan Resolution #58 scanSep 11
  1036. 1036R 2000 Tech Expo will be held at Draper Labs on October 4th and 5th. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #59 scanSep 11
  1037. 1037R - The 6th Annual Paine Block Party will take place at the corner of Amory Street and Saint Mary's Road on Saturday, September 16 from 1-4:00 p.m.. Rain date Sunday, September 17. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #60 scanSep 11
  1038. 1038R Cambridge Cares About Aids 2nd Annual Night of Illumination wi.l be held on November 19 from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. at Upstairs at the Pudding. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #61 scanSep 11
  1039. 1039R Lino Rollo recognized as "Man of the Year" by Boys' Town of Italy. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #62 scanSep 11
  1040. 1040R Congratulations to Woodrow P. and Rita G. Quimby on their Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #63 scanSep 11
  1041. 1041R The week of September 11-15, 2000 proclaimed as Selective Service On-Line Registration Week. Selective Service web site (www.sss.gov). Mayor Galluccio Resolution #64 scanSep 11
  1042. 1042R Resolution on the retirement of Roberto Santiago. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #65 scanSep 11
  1043. 1043R Resolution on the retirement of Paul F. Langley. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #66 scanSep 11
  1044. 1044R Resolution on the retirement of Ruth Horgan. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #67 scanSep 11
  1045. 10451045 R Resolution on the retirement of Claire Hodgdon. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #68 scanSep 11
  1046. 10461046 R Resolution on the retirement of Frank Rubino. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #69 scanSep 11
  1047. 10471047 R Resolution on the retirement of William Phillips. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #70 scanSep 11
  1048. 10481048 R Resolution on the retirement of Clarissa O'Connor. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #71 scanSep 11
  1049. 10491049 R Resolution on the retirement of Catherine Ellis. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #72 scanSep 11
  1050. 10501050 R Resolution on the death of Nicholas J. Fratto, Retired Cambridge Police Chief. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #73 scanSep 11
  1051. 10511051 R Resolution on the death of Mary L. McCarthy. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #74 scanSep 11
  1052. 10521052 R Resolution on the death of Helen B. Marchant. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #75 scanSep 11
  1053. 10531053 R Resolution on the death of Richard L.Nuth. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #76 scanSep 11
  1054. 10541054 R Resolution on the death of Dr. Ann M. Nemitz. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #77 scanSep 11
  1055. 10551055 R Resolution on the death of Anna J. Speranza. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #78 scanSep 11
  1056. 10561056 R Resolution on the death of Eleanor Igo. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #79 scanSep 11
  1057. 10571057 R Resolution on the death of George L. Loud. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #80 scanSep 11
  1058. 10581058 R Resolution on the death of Francis Ellis. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #81 scanSep 11
  1059. 10591059 R Resolution on the death of Irene M. O'Rourke. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #82 scanSep 11
  1060. 10601060 R Resolution on the death of Helen T. Hanron. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #83 scanSep 11
  1061. 10611061 R Resolution on the death of Barbara M. Conroy. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #84 scanSep 11
  1062. 10621062 R Resolution on the death of Reverend Clayton M. Ward. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #85 scanSep 11
  1063. 10631063 R Resolution on the death of Winifred F. Carfagno. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #86 scanSep 11
  1064. 10641064 R Resolution on the death of Alfred J. Doherty. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #87 scanSep 11
  1065. 10651065 R Appreciation to Bill Sage for the generous donation to the furniture bank. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #88 scanSep 11
  1066. 10661066 R Congratulations to East End House on its 125th Anniversary. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #89 scanSep 11
  1067. 10671067 R Best wishes to the East End House on its Annual Meeting and Reception on November 14, 2000 from 7:00-900 P.M. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #90 scanSep 11
  1068. 10681068 R Resolution on the death of John O. Pastore, the first Italian-American elected to the United States Senate. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #91 scanSep 11
  1069. 10691069 R Cadbury Commons to conduct a Caribbean Night on Friday, September 15, 2000. Councillor Toomey Resolution #92 scanSep 11
  1070. 10701070 R Resolution on the retirement of Theresa Rogers. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #93 scanSep 11
  1071. 10711071 R Resolution on the death of Carmen P. Spadano. scanSep 11
  1072. 1072R Welcome to Staples Express store opening in Harvard Square. Councillor Toomey Resolution #95 scan—
  1073. 1073R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Bannon. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #96 scan—
  1074. 1074R Resolution on the death of Annette M. Mullin. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #97 scan—
  1075. 1075R Resolution on the death of Germaine Paul. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #98 scan—
  1076. 1076R Resolution on the death of Kazimiera Wojakowski. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #99 scan—
  1077. 1077R September 22, 2000 proclaimed as POW-MIA Recognition Day. Councillor Toomey Resolution #100 scan—
  1078. 1078R Congratulations to Sylvia Saavedra-Keber, Executive Director of Concilio Hispano on her receipt of the Beryl H. Bunker Award. Councillor Reeves Resolution #101 scan—
  1079. 1079R Condolences to Cambridge City Councillor Jim Braude on the death of his mother Isabelle. Councillors Born, Sullivan, Maher and entire membership Resolution #102 scan—
  1080. 1080R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Mildred Henley. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #103 scan—
  1081. 10811081 R Congratulations to Orlando Sabatino on his 100th Birthday Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #104 scanSep 11
  1082. 10821082 R Congratulations to Lesley University on changing from a college a to university. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #105 scanSep 11
  1083. 10831083 R North Cambridge Crime Task Force and Fresh Pond Apartments to host a Bike Rodeo on September 16, 2000 at 10:00 A.M. Mayor Galluccio Resolution # 106 scanSep 11
  1084. 10841084 R October 4th is National Walk Your Child To School Day Mayor Galluccio Resolution #107 scanSep 11
  1085. 10851085 R Congratulations to the Gold Intramural Under Twelve Soccer Team. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #108 scanSep 11
  1086. 10861086 R Congratulations to the youth representing Cambridge in the MDC Swim Meet. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #109 scanSep 11
  1087. 10871087 R Welcome Jose Mateo's Ballet Theatre to Cambridge. Councillor Born Resolution #110 scanSep 11
  1088. 10881088 R Congratulations to The New School of Music on the occasion of its twenty-fifth anniversary. Councillor Born Resolution #111 scanSep 11
  1089. 10891089 R Congratulations to Jane and Ben Thompson on their receipt of the Knight First Class Order of the Lion, Finland's highest award for civic and artistic contribution. Councillor Born Resolution #112 scanSep 11
  1090. 10901090 R Resolution on the death of Private First Class Thomas Stephen Pilleri, USMC. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #113 scanSep 11
  1091. 10911091 R Happy 50th Anniversary to Andrew and Dorothy Johnston. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #114 scanSep 11
  1092. 10921092 R Happy 50th Birthday to Henry Louis "Skip" Gates. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #115 scanSep 11
  1093. 10931093 R Congratulations to Bernard M. Hicks and Ann Grovesner on their wedding on September 4, 2000 in Ochos Rios. Councillor Reeves Resolution #116 scanSep 11
  1094. 10941094 R Appreciation to the members of the Citizens Growth Management Advisory Committee. Councillor Born and Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #117 scanSep 11
  1095. 10951095 R Congratulations to Pop Warner Football Team and Cheerleaders on their new season. Councillor Decker Resolution #118 scanSep 11
  1096. 10961096 R Resolution on the death of David E. Bell Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #119 scanSep 11
  1097. 10971097 R Resolution on the death of Kathleen G. Silva Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #120 scanSep 11
  1098. 10981098 R Resolution on the death of Mary Bush Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #121 scanSep 11
  1099. 10991099 R Resolution on the death of David L. Kanode Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #122 scanSep 11
  1100. 11001100 R Resolution on the death of Margaret Reilly Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #123 scanSep 11
  1101. 11011101 R Support for Department of Public Works employees who maintain their efforts to keep the city clean during a particularly trying period. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #124 scanSep 11
  1102. 11021102R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Corrine Jacobs. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scanSep 18
  1103. 11031103R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Larry Burke. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanSep 18
  1104. 11041104R Happy 70th Birthday to Sonny Reale. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #3 scanSep 18
  1105. 11051105R Resolution on the death of Francis Jack. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #4 scanSep 18
  1106. 11061106R Resolution on the death of Linda Ann (Rodriques) Grinda. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #5 scanSep 18
  1107. 11071107R Resolution on the death of Manuel Morais Sousa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #6 scanSep 18
  1108. 11081108R Resolution on the death of Veronica J. "Vera" (Tasonis) Johnson. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #7 scanSep 18
  1109. 11091109R Resolution on the death of Maria Sao Jose DaSilva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #8 scanSep 18
  1110. 11101110R Resolution on the death of Laura T. (Medeiros) Pacheco. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #9 scanSep 18
  1111. 11111111R Recognition of David Wieneke for his contribution in implementing the Massachusetts Community Network. Councillor Toomey Resolution #10 scanSep 18
  1112. 11121112R Congratulations to Derek Breau and Bob Carey for the successful program of the Massachusetts Golf Association. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #11 scanSep 18
  1113. 11131113R Support for the Alzheimer's Association's 8th Annual Memory Walk at Canal Park at the Cambridge Side Galleria on Sunday, September 24, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #12 scanSep 18
  1114. 11141114R Cambridge Business Development Center will offer workshop "Getting Started in Business" on October 2, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #13 scanSep 18
  1115. 11151115R ACM SIGDOC and IPCC will host a conference, Technology and Teamwork, September 24-27, 2000 at the Boston Marriott Cambridge Hotel and MIT in Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #14 scanSep 18
  1116. 11161116R Cambridge College, Neighbors for a Better Community, Inc. and Cambridge Health Alliance will introduce a New Medical Interpreters Training Program on September 27, 2000 at 4:00 p.m. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #15 scanSep 18
  1117. 11171117R The Somerville Cambridge Elder Services will host a celebration on September 21, 2000 at St. Anthony's Church, 400 Cardinal Medeiros Avenue in honor of those dedicated to the quality of life of seniors. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #16 scanSep 18
  1118. 11181118R First annual "Undoing Racism Day" on September 20, 2000. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #17 scanSep 18
  1119. 11191119R Thanks to Jim Bergin, Bill McCarthy, Terry Walsh and Ed Carney for their quick action in saving the life of Bill Flynn at the tournament at Bay Pointe Country Club. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #18 scanSep 18
  1120. 11201120R Resolution on the death of Mary A. (Coyne) O'Connor. Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #19 scanSep 18
  1121. 11211121R Commemorate the 10th Anniversary of German Reunification by dedicating a Berlin Wall Section on September 25, 2000 at 10:00 a.m. outside the EF Education headquarters, One Education Street, Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #20 scanSep 18
  1122. 11221122R The 3rd Annual Friends of the Cambridge Public Library Pot Luck Dinner will be held on October 18th in the Children's Room of the Main Library. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #21 scanSep 18
  1123. 11231123R Resolution on the death of Frances (Pishkin) Gottschalk. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #22 scanSep 18
  1124. 11241124R Recognizing October as Italian Heritage Month. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #23 scanSep 18
  1125. 11251125R Congratulations best wishes to Her Royal Highness Princess Srinagarindra The Princess Mother of Thailand on her exhibition at Simmons College marking the occasion of the centenary celebrations of her birth. Councillor Toomey Resolution #24 scanSep 18
  1126. 11261126R Commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the death of Robert Shannon by dedicating the corner of Concord Avenue and Manassas Street in his honor. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #25 scanSep 18
  1127. 11271127R Congratulations and best wishes to Police Sergeant Joe Wilson and his wife on the birth of his son. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #26 scanSep 18
  1128. 11281128R Congratulations and best wishes to Fred Cabral and Michelle Trahan on their upcoming wedding . Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #27 scanSep 18
  1129. 11291129R Congratulations to Mayor Dorothy Kelley Gaye on winning the Mayor's Softball Game. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #28 scanSep 18
  1130. 11301130R Saint Vincent De Paul's Society's Harvest Celebration will take place on Saturday, October 7, 2000 at noon at the Sacred Heart Parish, 47 Sixth Street. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #29 scanSep 18
  1131. 11311131R Congratulations to Lisa Kocian on her new position with the Boston Globe. Councillors Decker, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #30 scanSep 18
  1132. 11321132R Congratulations to Reverend Jeffrey Brown of Union Baptist Church and his fiancée, Deidre Sherra Travis. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #31 scanSep 18
  1133. 11331133R Appreciation to the East Cambridge Savings on the opening of a "School Bank" at the Harrington School. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #32 scanSep 18
  1134. 11341134R Congratulations to Councillor Sullivan and Councillor Toomey on the successful completion of the Doc Linskey Race. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #33 scanSep 18
  1135. 11351135R Congratulations to Phoenix Landing on their 5th Anniversary Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #34 scanSep 18
  1136. 11361136R Resolution on the death of Ann Morrison to be prepared. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #35 scanSep 18
  1137. 11371137R Consul of Switzerland, Dr. Xavier L. Comtesse and his team will hold an opening of the newly constructed Swiss House for Advanced Research and Education at 420 Broadway on Tuesday, October 10, 2000. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #36 scanSep 18
  1138. 11381138R Resolution on the death of Anna M. Farina. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #37 scanSep 18
  1139. 11391139R Congratulations to Thomas and Lucille K. Herlihy on their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scanOct 2
  1140. 11401140R Get well wishes to Marie Simard Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanOct 2
  1141. 11411141R Congratulations to the Fire, the Emergency Management and the Police Department on their performances during the fire on Bowdoin Street Councillor Decker Resolution #3 scanOct 2
  1142. 11421142R Congratulations to Robert Neily and to commend him on his years of service to the Cambridge Historical Commission. Councillor Born Resolution #4 scanOct 2
  1143. 11431143R Commend the Mid Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation Commission on the organized public process for review of Harvard's Knafel Center. Councillor Born Resolution #5 scanOct 2
  1144. 11441144R Congratulations to the Historical Commission on receiving an award from the Boston Society of Architects. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #6 scanOct 2
  1145. 11451145R Resolution on the death of Mary E. (Norton) Tratnyek. Mayor and entire membership Resolution #7 scanOct 2
  1146. 11461146R Resolution on the death of Oscar Paul Neil. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scanOct 2
  1147. 11471147R Resolution on the death of James H. Harris. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanOct 2
  1148. 11481148R Resolution on the death of Stephen M. O'Brien. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #10 scanOct 2
  1149. 11491149R Resolution on the death of Paul J. Caulfield. Councillor Sullivans, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #11 scanOct 2
  1150. 11501150R Resolution on the death of Veronica R. (Azarowicz) Lamb. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scanOct 2
  1151. 11511151R Resolution on the death of John Harold Earle. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #13 scanOct 2
  1152. 11521152R Resolution on the death of Louise A. Azevedo. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scanOct 2
  1153. 11531153R Resolution on the death of Anita A. (Colombe) Medeiros. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #15 scanOct 2
  1154. 11541154R .Resolution on the death of Joao "John" C. Braga. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #16 scanOct 2
  1155. 11551155R Resolution on the death of Flora J. (Camerlengo) Petrillo Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #17 scanOct 2
  1156. 11561156R Resolution on the death of George A. Custodio. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #18 scanOct 2
  1157. 11571157R Congratulations to the Mid Cambridge Neighborhood Association on its 25th Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Galluccio Resolution #19 scanOct 2
  1158. 11581158R Cambridge Rindge and Latin will hold an assembly at the Fitzgerald Theater on October 6, 2000 at 2:30 p.m. to welcome the exchange students from Puerto Rico. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #20 scanOct 2
  1159. 11591159R State Representative Jarrett Barrios commended for his work with Oxfam America and Catholic Charities on the Cuba Library Book Donation Project. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #21 scanOct 2
  1160. 11601160R Resolution on the death of Leslie L. Wood, Sr. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #22 scanOct 2
  1161. 11611161R Resolution on the death of Mavis McTaggert Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scanOct 2
  1162. 11621162R Resolution on the death of Helen F. Maciel. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #24 scanOct 2
  1163. 11631163R Resolution on the death of James L. O'Brien. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #25 scanOct 2
  1164. 11641164R Congratulations to Jeff Seifert on his new position as President of the Cambridge Family YMCA. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #26 scanOct 2
  1165. 11651165R Cambridge High and Latin celebrates its 50th reunion on October 7, at the Sheraton Commander, Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #27 scanOct 2
  1166. 11661166R Congratulations to George and Kelley Kokoros on the birth of their son. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #28 scanOct 2
  1167. 11671167R First Monday in Cambridge, October 2, promoting an end to the epidemic of gun violence. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #29 scanOct 2
  1168. 11681168R Congratulations to the North Division Major All-Star Team on winning the Jeffrey Curley City Wide All-Star Tournament Mayor Galluccio Resolution #30 scanOct 2
  1169. 11691169R Congratulations to the North Division Minor All-Star Team on winning the Jeffrey Curley City Wide All-Star Tournament Mayor Galluccio Resolution #31 scanOct 2
  1170. 11701170R Congratulations to the West Division Major All-Star Team, runners-up on the Jeffrey Curley City Wide All-Star Tournament Mayor Galluccio Resolution #32 scanOct 2
  1171. 11711171R Congratulations to the West Division Minor All-Star Team, runners-up on the Jeffrey Curley City Wide All-Star Tournament Mayor Galluccio Resolution #33 scanOct 2
  1172. 11721172R Best wishes to Leon W. "Mickey" Curtin in his retirenemtn from his position as Director of Veterans' Services for the City of Somerville. Councillor Toomey Resolution #34 scanOct 2
  1173. 11731173R Congratulations to Transkaryotic Therapies, Inc. on breaking ground for its new headquarters. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #35 scanOct 2
  1174. 11741174R Congratulations to Eddie Priest for his hole-in-one shot. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #36 scanOct 2
  1175. 11751175R Wishes for a speedy recovery to Timothy O'Connor. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #37 scanOct 2
  1176. 11761176R Carrier Alert, a free program to alert the postal carrier to notify the Council on Aging if mail of senior Cantabrigians accumulates in their mailboxes. Councillor Davis Resolution #38 scanOct 2
  1177. 11771177R Resolution on the death of Gertrude (Gleis) Dlugos. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scanOct 2
  1178. 11781178R Resolution on the death of Edward P. Rochon. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #40 scanOct 2
  1179. 11791179R Seventh Annual Scott C. Foster Memorial 4M Road Race. Councillor Toomey Resolution #41 scanOct 2
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  1190. 11901190R Resolution on the death of Susan (Solender) Bailis. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #52 scanOct 2
  1191. 11911191R Thanks to Don Matheson in his quick response to a situation that occurred at 51 Inman Street. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Resolution #53 scanOct 2
  1192. 11921192R Congratulations to the MIT living group entitled "Chocolate City" on its upcoming 25th anniversary celebration. Councillor Reeves Resolution #54 scanOct 2
  1193. 11931193R Resolution on the death of John "Jack" Keenan. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #55 scanOct 2
  1194. 11941194R Resolution on the death of Mathilda (Reichert) Vezina. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #56 scanOct 2
  1195. 11951195R Resolution on the death of Esther M. (McGuire) Hill. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #57 scanOct 2
  1196. 11961196R Resolution on the death of Anne M. Kennedy. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #58 scanOct 2
  1197. 11971197R Congratulations to the CRLS Football Team on their 3-0 start including their victory over Somerville High. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #59 scanOct 2
  1198. 11981198R Happy 95th Birthday wishes to Burdett Johnson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #60 scanOct 2
  1199. 11991199R Congratulations to the recipients of the Leonard J. Russell Scholarship Fall 2000. Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #61 scanOct 2
  1200. 12001200R Congratulations to city employees who helped make a successful 5th Annual Danehy Park Family Day. Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #62 scanOct 2
  1201. 12011201R Happy New Year (Year 5761) and congratulations to all people of the Jewish Faith Councillor Davis and entire memership Resolution #63 scanOct 2
  1202. 12021202R Wishing a speedy recovery to Paul Mahoney. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #64 scanOct 2
  1203. 12031203R Congratulations to Dorothea and Andrew Johnson on their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #65 scanOct 2
  1204. 12041204R Congratulations to the Class of 1931 from the Putnam School on their 69th Class Reunion. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #66 scanOct 2
  1205. 12051205R Congratulations to Janice Bourque on being named President and CEO of the Mass. Biotechnology Council. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #1 scanOct 16
  1206. 12061206R Congratulations to Michael Astrue on being named Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Mass. Biotechnology Council. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #2 scanOct 16
  1207. 12071207R Congratulations to Professor Mary Elizabeth Hooker on completing a professional development program at the University of Lowell. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #3 scanOct 16
  1208. 12081208R Forum on domestic violence presented on Saturday, October 14, 2000 from 9:00 a.m. to noon at the Christian Life Center, 99 Bishop Allen Drive, and a special healing service for family and friends on October 15, at 4:00 at St. Paul A.M.E. Church Councillor Sullivan Resolution #4 scanOct 16
  1209. 12091209R Congratulations to School Committee Member Susana Segat on her election as Chair of the Mass. Commission on the Status of Women. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #5 scanOct 16
  1210. 12101210R The Boston Herald will purchase the Cambridge Chronicle from Fidelity Capital. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #6 scanOct 16
  1211. 12111211R Resolution on the death of Clarence "C.B." Bennett. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanOct 16
  1212. 12121212R Resolution on the death of Lilian A. (Springer) Green. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scanOct 16
  1213. 12131213R Resolution on the death of Carl Stanley Hart. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanOct 16
  1214. 12141214R Resolution on the death of John Keenan, Sr. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #10 scanOct 16
  1215. 12151215R Resolution on the death of Mary R. (Crowley) White. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #11 scanOct 16
  1216. 12161216R Resolution on the death of Isabelle (Murphy) Sylvester. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #12 scanOct 16
  1217. 12171217R Resolution on the death of Daniel J. Finn, Sr. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #13 scanOct 16
  1218. 12181218R Resolution on the death of Gerard F. McCourt. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #14 scanOct 16
  1219. 12191219R Cambridge Opera will host Opera Mystery Night at the Edward Pickman Hall, Longy School of Music at 27 Garden Street. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #15 scanOct 16
  1220. 12201220R Congratulations to Stephen Vesce, the new Deputy Director of the Cambridge Department of Veterans Services. Councillor Decker Resolution #16 scanOct 16
  1221. 12211221R Congratulations to Rick and Chris Colbath-Hess on their Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #17 scanOct 16
  1222. 12221222R Happy Birthday to Aine Farrell. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #18 scanOct 16
  1223. 12231223R Congratulations to Ann and Guy Moore on their marriage. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #19 scanOct 16
  1224. 12241224R Resolution on the death of George H. Williams Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scanOct 16
  1225. 12251225R Resolution on the death of Mary Ellen (Kelly) Davenport Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio Resolution #21 scanOct 16
  1226. 12261226R Resolution on the death of Ursula Cusick / Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership / Resolution #22 scanOct 16
  1227. 12271227R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth M. (Potts) Sullivan / Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership / Resolution #23 scanOct 16
  1228. 12281228R Resolution on the death of Amanda Rogna (Hamilton) Schultz / Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership / Resolution #24 scanOct 16
  1229. 12291229R Resolution on the death of Ernest J. Ritchie / Mayor Galluccio and entire membership / Resolution #25 scanOct 16
  1230. 12301230R Resolution on the death of Marguerite A. Scannell / Councillor Sullivan and entire membership / Resolution #26 scanOct 16
  1231. 12311231R Resolution on the death of Rita M. (Cirolo) Uglietto / Councillor Sullivan and entire membership / Resolution #27 scanOct 16
  1232. 12321232R Resolution on the death of Eileen M. (Connors) Comer / Councillor Sullivan and entire membership / Resolution #28 scanOct 16
  1233. 12331233R Resolution on the death of Lucille A. (Sheehan) Aylward / Mayor Galluccio and entire membership / Resolution #29 scanOct 16
  1234. 12341234R Resolution on the retirement of Lucille A. Rebello / Mayor Galluccio and entire membership / Resolution #30 scanOct 16
  1235. 12351235R Congratulations to Keith Robert Allard upon receiving the Eagle Scout Award on October 29, 2000. / Councillor Sullivan and entire membership / Resolution #31 scanOct 16
  1236. 12361236R Congratulations to Paul Tierney on his appointment as Superintendent of the Middlesex County Jail. / Councillor Sullivan and entire membership / Resolution #32 scanOct 16
  1237. 12371237R Resolution on the death of Reverend Joseph D. Flynn Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #33 scanOct 16
  1238. 12381238R Resolution on the death of Norma C. (Schwartz) Sherman Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #34 scanOct 16
  1239. 12391239R Resolution on the death of Ethel Sheehan Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #35 scanOct 16
  1240. 12401240R The 2nd Annual Brendan Noonan Jr. Chairtable Foundation, Inc. Dinner to be held on November 3. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #36 scanOct 16
  1241. 12411241R The 125th Anniversary Year of the East End House to held on October 28. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #37 scanOct 16
  1242. 12421242R Cambridge Cares About AIDS 2nd "Night of Illumination" at which Harold Cox and Dr. Lisa R. Hirschorn will be honored Councillor Sullivan Resolution #38 scanOct 16
  1243. 12431243R Congratulations to Walter J. Sullivan, Jr. on his appointment to the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination Councillor Sullivan Resolution #39 scanOct 16
  1244. 12441244R Resolution on the retirement of Daphne H. Chapin Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #40 scanOct 16
  1245. 12451245R Resolution on the death of Louis Saks Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #41 scanOct 16
  1246. 12461246R Resolution on the Ron LaValle Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #42 scanOct 16
  1247. 12471247R Resolution on the death of Eugene J. Reposa, Jr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #43 scanOct 16
  1248. 12481248R Resolution thanking the Central Square Business Association for the holiday lighting in Central Square. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #44 scanOct 16
  1249. 12491249R Congratulations to CRLS Football Coach Kwame Dixon on his New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #45 scanOct 16
  1250. 12501250R Congratulations to Allison Tracy High for her placement as third runner up in the National Miss Teen America competition. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #46 scanOct 16
  1251. 12511251R Resolution on the Auburn Court rental housing development Mayor Galluccio Resolution #47 scanOct 16
  1252. 12521252R Resolution honoring National Family Literacy Day. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #48 scanOct 16
  1253. 12531253R Resolution welcoming back Nnenna Freelon and success in her concerts. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #49 scanOct 16
  1254. 12541254R Resolution on the 75th Birthday of Paul Cusick Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #50 scanOct 16
  1255. 12551255R 13th Annual Foster Children's Holiday Party Mayor Galluccio Resolution #51 scanOct 16
  1256. 12561256R Resolution congratulating Julia Child on her induction into the French Order National de la Legion d'Honneur. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #52 scanOct 16
  1257. 12571257R Congratulations to CASPAR Outpatient Clinic and Youth Services Program on their new home. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #53 scanOct 16
  1258. 12581258R National Disability Employment Awareness Month Mayor Galluccio Resolution #54 scanOct 16
  1259. 12591259R Congratulations to graduates of Massachusetts Firefighting Academy. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #55 scanOct 16
  1260. 12601260R Resolution honoring a Cambridge resident on a special occasion. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #56 scanOct 16
  1261. 12611261R Resolution wishing Best Wishes to Larry Burke. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #57 scanOct 16
  1262. 12621262R Resolution on the death of Janice DaSilva Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #58 scanOct 16
  1263. 12631263R Resolution on the death of Martin T, Meehan Councillors Sullivan, Decker and entire membership Resolution #59 scanOct 16
  1264. 12641264R Resolution thanking all of the citizens participating in the first two neighborhood forums Councillor Braude Resolution #60 scanOct 16
  1265. 12651265R Resolution on the death of Charles A. Pappas Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #61 scanOct 16
  1266. 12661266R Resolution thanking Pamela Spencer for her dedication to the young women of Cambridge Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #62 scanOct 16
  1267. 12671267R Congratulations to District Attorney Martha Coakley and Cambridge Police Deputy Superintendent Thomas O'Connor on their recent marriage. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #63 scanOct 16
  1268. 12681268R Congratulations to Cambridge women who participated in the 24th Annual Tufts Health Plan 10K Race Councillor Decker Resolution #64 scanOct 16
  1269. 12691269R Congratulations to Jay and Kim Versackas on the birth of their daughter, Abigayle Ann. Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Decker Resolution #65 scanOct 16
  1270. 12701270R Resolution on the death of Albert L, Young Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #66 scanOct 16
  1271. 12711271R Resolution on the death of David C. Fitzgerald Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #67 scanOct 16
  1272. 12721272R Resolution on the death of Jorge A. Reis Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #68 scanOct 16
  1273. 12731273R Resolution on the death of Monica A. Pieciul Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #69 scanOct 16
  1274. 12741274R Resolution on the death of Domenic P. Mazzeo Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #70 scanOct 16
  1275. 12751275R Resolution on the death of Stella (Frangos) Bonitatibus Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #71 scanOct 16
  1276. 12761276R Resolution on the death of Reverend Paul H. McEntee Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #72 scanOct 16
  1277. 12771277R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Jeremiah Riley Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #73 scanOct 16
  1278. 12781278R Open House to celebrate public private partnership between North Point Communications Group and CTNet will be held at Noon on Thursday, October 19, 2000 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #74 scanOct 16
  1279. 12791279R Congratulations to Martha Coakley, Middlesex District Attorney, on being award the "President's Award" by the Middlesex County Bar Association Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #75 scanOct 16
  1280. 12801280R Congratulations to Sheila McGovern, First Justice, Middlesex Probate and Family Court for receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Middlesex County Bar Association Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #76 scanOct 16
  1281. 12811281R Congratulations to City Lights on winning the Best in Boston and on their 25th Anniversary. Councillor Born and entire membership Resolutions #77 scanOct 16
  1282. 12821282R The corner of Cardinal Medeiros Avenue and Vanding Street be named Manuel M. Sousa Square Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #78 scanOct 16
  1283. 12831283R Condolences to the family of Robert "Bob" Tweedy, Fiscal Director of C.E.O.C. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #79 scanOct 16
  1284. 12841284R Wishes of a speedy recovery to William Sullivan Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #80 scanOct 16
  1285. 12851285R Happy Birthday to Siddartha Mitter Councillors Reeves and Decker Resolution #81 scanOct 16
  1286. 12861286R Congratulations and best wishes to Mike and Darlene Bonislawski on their 34th Wedding Anniversary. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #1 scanOct 23
  1287. 12871287R Congratulations to Denise and Michael Sullivan on being first time homeowners. Vice Mayor Maher Resolution #2 scanOct 23
  1288. 12881288R Thanks to the Executive Office of Transportation and Construction for their approval of funds for roadway and traffic improvements at Lafayette Square. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #3 scanOct 23
  1289. 12891289R Congratulations to all honorees of the 14th Annual Tribute to Outstanding Women. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #4 scanOct 23
  1290. 12901290R Congratulations to the North Cambridge Catholic High School Boy's Soccer Team on their winning record. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #5 scanOct 23
  1291. 12911291R Best wishes for a successful event to the Mount Auburn Hospital on their 18th Annual Dinner. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #6 scanOct 23
  1292. 12921292R Best wishes to Associated Day Care Services on their November 16th fundraiser event "Jazz it Up" at Scullers Jazz Club. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #7 scanOct 23
  1293. 12931293R Congratulations to CRLS Golf Team on their present record. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #8 scanOct 23
  1294. 12941294R Congratulations to CRLS Girl's Cross Country Team on their perfect record. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #9 scanOct 23
  1295. 12951295R Best wishes to the CRLS Crew athletes, coaches and parents on their upcoming family-event to celebrate the ongoing collaboration of CRLS crew with the School Committee, the Cambridge Boat Club, and the Head of the Charles Regatta. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #10 scanOct 23
  1296. 12961296R Congratulations to the CRLS Boy's Soccer Team on their undefeated record. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #11 scanOct 23
  1297. 12971297R Congratulations to the CRLS Boy's Cross Country Team on their perfect record. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #12 scanOct 23
  1298. 12981298R Congratulations to the Cambridge Health Alliance on the opening of the Ambulatory Care Center. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #13 scanOct 23
  1299. 12991299R Resolution on the death of Hazel L. (Brewer) Dahl Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #14 scanOct 23
  1300. 13001300R Resolution on the death of Callie Hairston Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scanOct 23
  1301. 13011301R Congratulations to Mrs. Mary Rogers for attaining her patriotic goal of visiting each and every state in the Union. Councillor Toomey Resolution #16 scanOct 23
  1302. 13021302R Best wishes to the Morse School Community on the occasion of the United Nations Day International Potluck Dinner on Tuesday, October 24, 2000. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Resolution #17 scanOct 23
  1303. 13031303R Resolution on the death of John B. Stasiak Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scanOct 23
  1304. 13041304R Special thanks to City Manager Robert W. Healy, the Assistant Director of the Community Development Department and her staff and the Affordable Housing Trust on the new Middle Income Housing Program. Councillor Davis Resolution #19 scanOct 23
  1305. 13051305R Thanks to City Manager Robert W. Healy and Paul Ryder, Director of Recreation for their work to prepare Russell Field for the Thanksgiving Day CRLS football game. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #20 scanOct 23
  1306. 13061306R That citizens be cognizant of the Fourth Annual Family Fun Day on October 28, 2000 at Cambridge City Hall to celebrate Family Literacy Day. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #21 scanOct 23
  1307. 13071307R Best wishes to Sal Cappolla, owner of Royal Pastry on his retirement. Councillor Toomey Resolution #22 scanOct 23
  1308. 13081308R Congratulations to Larry D'Onofrio and Linda Gannon on their recent marriage. Councillor Davis Resolution #23 scanOct 23
  1309. 13091309R Resolution on the death of James P. Hennessey Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #24 scanOct 23
  1310. 13101310R Resolution on the death of Donald F. Dailey Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Davis, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #25 scanOct 23
  1311. 13111311R Resolution on the death of Stella T. Monahan Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scanOct 23
  1312. 13121312R Resolution on the death of Paul T. Kenny Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scanOct 23
  1313. 13131313R That all citizens be cognizant of the 74th Anniversary Banquet of Saints Cosmas and Damian. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #28 scanOct 23
  1314. 13141314R Happy 50th Birthday to Mitch Kapor Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #29 scanOct 23
  1315. 13151315R Happy Birthday to Timothy Decker Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #30 scanOct 23
  1316. 13161316R Happy 40th Birthday to Richard Sullivan Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scanOct 23
  1317. 13171317R Happy Birthday to Alice Egan Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #32 scanOct 23
  1318. 13181318R Best wishes for speedy recovery for the state police officer hit by a car while crossing children. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Resolution #33 scanOct 23
  1319. 13191319R Resolution on the 11th International Capoeira Encounter; and the 5th International Capoeira Angola Encounter. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #34 scanOct 23
  1320. 13201320R Happy Birthday and Retirement to a special Cantabrigian Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #35 scanOct 23
  1321. 13211321R Resolution on the 55th Anniversary of the Silver Leaf Gospel Singers Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #36 scanOct 23
  1322. 13221322R Resolution to the Community Art Center on its recognition as one of the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities' Coming Up Taller Award. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #37 scanOct 23
  1323. 13231323R Best wishes to John Mitzer on the Grand Opening of Calamus Bookstore. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #38 scanOct 23
  1324. 13241324R Best wishes to the Isaac Wilson Taylor Post VFW #2443 on the occasion of its annual service of Remembrance. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #39 scanOct 23
  1325. 13251325R Resolution on the death of Hillel Lieberman Councillor Davis and entire membership Resolution #40 scanOct 23
  1326. 13261326R Appreciation to Lauren Curry as she ends her eight years of service as chair of the BZA. Resolution #1 Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanOct 30
  1327. 13271327R Congratulations to Reverend Joseph L. Curran on his appointment to Sacred Heart Church. Resolution #1 Councillor Toomey scanNov 6
  1328. 13281328R Women and Public Safety Policy Program will hosting two events:A Beethoven Symphony No. 9 concert on November 6 at Sanders Theater Memorial Hall, Harvard University and on November 14 from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. at the Arco Forum Littauer Building, 79 JFK Street where stories will be told of women peace builders. Resolution #2 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1329. 13291329R Congratulations to CRLS Boys Soccer Team on their Greater Boston League Championship title and best wishes on the upcoming State Tournament. Resolution #3 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1330. 13301330R Resolution on the death of Audrey Hildebidle. Resolution #4 Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Born and entire membership scanNov 6
  1331. 13311331R Resolution on the death of Joan Dorothy Butts. Resolution #5 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 6
  1332. 13321332R Resolution on the death of David F. Lafferty. Resolution #6 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 6
  1333. 13331333R Resolution on the death of Paul M. Siskind. Resolution #7 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 6
  1334. 13341334R Resolution on the death of Frank J. D'Aveta. Resolution #8 Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1335. 13351335R Resolution on the death of Virginia Braithwaite. Resolution #9 Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1336. 13361336R Resolution on the death of Marjorie E. Gifford. Resolution #10 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 6
  1337. 13371337R Congratulations to Leslee Kline, Director of CLSACC on becoming a new grandmother to Baby Lilly. Resolution #11 Councillor Decker scanNov 6
  1338. 13381338R Happy Birthday to David O'Neil Washington. Resolution #12 Councillor Decker scanNov 6
  1339. 13391339R Best wishes to Gail Jones on her new position at Cambridge College. Resolution #13 Councillor Sullivan scanNov 6
  1340. 13401340R Congratulations to recipients of the 6th Annual Peace and Justice Awards Resolution #14 Councillor Decker scanNov 6
  1341. 13411341R CLSACC Holiday Party for Friends, Volunteers, Board and Staff on Friday, December 1, 2000 from 4:45-7:00 p.m. at the Episcopal Divinity School. Resolution #15 Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan scanNov 6
  1342. 13421342R Veterans Day celebrated on November 11, 2000. Resolution #16 Councillor Toomey and Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1343. 13431343R Congratulations to author Lily King, Cambridge of "The Pleasing Hour" on winning an award from the Mrs. Giles Whiting Foundation. Resolution #17 Councillor Decker scanNov 6
  1344. 13441344R Resolution on the death of Robert J. Tomasello Resolution #18 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 6
  1345. 13451345R Resolution on the death of Julia Synnott Resolution #19 Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1346. 13461346R Resolution on the death of Louise Sullivan Resolution #20 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1347. 13471347R Resolution on the death of John F. Reilly, Sr. Resolution #21 Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanNov 6
  1348. 13481348R Resolution on the death of Evelyn Gonsalves Resolution #22 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 6
  1349. 13491349R Resolution on the death of John A. Walsh. Resolution #23 Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1350. 13501350R Resolution on the death of Anna Riley. Resolution #24 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1351. 13511351R Resolution on the death of Harold A. Quimby. Resolution #25 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1352. 13521352R Resolution on the death of William F. Brady. Resolution #26 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1353. 13531353R Resolution on the death of Wilhemina Gosmon. Resolution #27 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1354. 13541354R Resolution on the death of Irving Silverberg. Resolution #28 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 6
  1355. 13551355R Resolution on the death of Amelia M. Palmacci. Resolution #29 Councillor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1356. 13561356R Resolution on the death of Sean M. Riley. Resolution #30 Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1357. 13571357R Resolution on the death of Madeline M. Correia. Resolution #31 Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanNov 6
  1358. 13581358R Resolution on the death of Michael F. Coffey. Resolution #32 Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 6
  1359. 13591359R Resolution on the death of Rita M. McLaughlin. Resolution #33 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1360. 13601360R Resolution on the death of Ellen Considine. Resolution #34 Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1361. 13611361R Resolution on the death of Helen T. Leard. Resolution #35 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 6
  1362. 13621362R Congratulations to Coast Café on 233 River Street on its first anniversary. Resolution #36 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1363. 13631363R Best wishes to Harvard Aids Institute on their reception of Africa Now! A Leadership Summit to Define African Priorities for Aids on Sunday, November 12, 2000 from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. at the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University Art Museum, 32 Quincy Street. Resolution #37 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1364. 13641364R Congratulations to award recipients at the Triangle Inc.'s 29th Annual Awards Dinner on Friday, November 17, 2000 at the Royal Sonesta Hotel. Resolution #38 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1365. 13651365R Congratulations to Keefe Bryant Clemons on his appointment as the new Associate Member for the Board of Zoning Appeal. Resolution #39 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1366. 13661366R Forum on introducing Local and State "Free Burma Legislation" held on Monday, November 20, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. at the Cambridge Senior Center. Resolution #40 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1367. 13671367R Best wishes to Other Music NYC store on their opening in Harvard Square. Resolution #41 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1368. 13681368R Congratulations to the Youville Hospital Guild on the celebration honoring them. Resolution #42 Councillor Sullivan scanNov 6
  1369. 13691369R WalkBoston conducted a walking tour of traffic calming site in Cambridge on Saturday, October 21, 2000. Resolution #43 Councillor Davis scanNov 6
  1370. 13701370R Annual Rindge Alumni Dinner to be held on November 20, 2000 at the VFW Hall – Post No. 8818 at 688 Huron Street. Resolution #44 Councillor Sullivan scanNov 6
  1371. 13711371R Congratulations to the Cambridge Yerevan Sister City Association on their new Community Connections grant. Resolution #45 Councillor Davis scanNov 6
  1372. 13721372R Best wishes to Buckingham, Brown and Nichols Lower School on the groundbreaking celebration for the new Lower School Science, Technology and Music Building on November 3, 2000. Resolution #46 Councillor Sullivan scanNov 6
  1373. 13731373R Congratulations to the Cambridge Pop Warner A Team on their win finishing the season and wish them continued success in the playoffs. Resolution #47 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1374. 13741374R Resolution on the retirement of Ned Handy to be prepared. Resolution #48 Councillor Sullivan scanNov 6
  1375. 13751375R Commendations to the Fire Department for their quick response to a fire at the corner of Lombard and Cambridge Streets on Sunday morning. Resolution #49 Councillor Toomey scanNov 6
  1376. 13761376R Dedication on the completion of the restoration work on the murals on the back of Star Market on November 12, 2000 from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. at the mural site. Resolution #50 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1377. 13771377R Best wishes to the Pop Warner B Team in the Best of the Rest Tournament. Resolution #51 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  1378. 13781378R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Alden Griggs. Resolution #52 Councillors Braude, Reeves, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanNov 6
  1379. 13791379R Congratulations to CASPAR staff on being recognized for its inhalant prevention activities. Resolution #53 Vice Mayor Maher scanNov 6
  1380. 13801380R Welcome to Cambridge to the students from the sister-school of Mito-Sakuranomaki High School and their chaperones. Resolution #54 Councillor Toomey scanNov 6
  1381. 13811381R Best wishes to Mark Alston-Follansbee on leaving his job as Director of Shelter, Inc. Resolution #55 Councillor Davis scanNov 6
  1382. 13821382R Congratulations to Florence Ladd on being recognized as one of ten "Women of the Century" at the University of Rochester. Resolution #56 Councillor Davis scanNov 6
  1383. 13831383R Appreciation to Jan Aceti, Cambridge Recycling Coordinator and James Monahan, Director of Cleaning and Maintenance at the MBTA for their joint recycling effort at the MBTA station. Resolution #57 Councillor Davis scanNov 6
  1384. 13841384R Good-bye wishes to Dr. Grainger Browning, Sr. and Esther Browning as they leave New England to relocate in Hampton, Virginia. Resolution #58 Councillor Reeves scanNov 6
  1385. 13851385R Best wishes to the Teen Media Program on its "Do It Your Damn Self" National Youth Video and Film Festival Public Screening Gala on Saturday, November 18, 2000 at the MIT Media Lab. Resolution #59 Councillor Sullivan scanNov 6
  1386. 13861386R Congratulations to graduates of Lowell Police Academy. Resolution #60 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1387. 13871387R Support for the Mayor taking Mary Albano for Lunch at Legal Sea Food. Resolution #61 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 6
  1388. 13881388R Wishing a speedy recovery to Dotty Clinton. Resolution #62 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 6
  1389. 13891389R Robert Perry has decided not to seek election on the Board of Directors of the Mass. Alliance of Portuguese Speakers (MAPS) after twenty-two years of service. Resolution #63 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 6
  1390. 13901390R Congratulations to SEA Consultants, Inc. on receiving the HOT FIRM 2000 Award. Resolution #64 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 6
  1391. 13911391R Resolution on the death of Alda M. Couto. Resolution #65 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 6
  1392. 13921392R Resolution on the death of Anna Salemme. Resolution #66 Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanNov 6
  1393. 13931393R Resolution on the death of The Reverend John D. Crowley. Resolution #67 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 6
  1394. 13941394R Resolution on the death of Edna Golembieski. Resolution #68 Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanNov 6
  1395. 13951395R Resolution on the death of William Winiewicz. Resolution #69 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 6
  1396. 13961396R Resolution on the death of Barbara A. Markunas. Resolution #70 Vice Mayor Mayer and entire membership scanNov 6
  1397. 13971397R Resolution on the death of James C. Palmer, Jr. Resolution #71 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 6
  1398. 13981398R Prepare a resolution on the death of Leonard Saltman. Resolution #72 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 6
  1399. 13991399R Happy Birthday to Mrs. Costello. Resolution #1 Councillor Sullivan scanNov 20
  1400. 14001400R Best wishes to the guests participating in the Cambridge-Yerevan Sister City Association (CYSCA). Resolution #2 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 20
  1401. 14011401R Resolution on the death of Lillian B. Gaynor. Resolution #3 Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanNov 20
  1402. 14021402R Resolution on the death of Olga Cupas. Resolution #4 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1403. 14031403R Resolution on the death of Vincent Greco. Resolution #5 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1404. 14041404R Resolution on the death of Owen F. Cunningham. Resolution #6 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1405. 14051405R Resolution on the death of Joseph W. McAuliffe. Resolution #7 Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 20
  1406. 14061406R Resolution on the death of Daniel Albert Edge. Resolution #8 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1407. 14071407R Resolution on the death of John H. McMorrow. Resolution #9 Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1408. 14081408R Resolution on the death of Thomas P. Burns. Resolution #10 Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 20
  1409. 14091409R Resolution on the death of Lloyd S. McLeod. Resolution #11 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1410. 14101410R Resolution on the death of Edward Sawyer. Resolution #12 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1411. 14111411R Resolution on the death of Philip A. Mangone. Resolution#13 Councillor Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 20
  1412. 14121412R Congratulations to the Barbadian Community on the occasion of the 34th Anniversary of Independence. Resolution #14 Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership scanNov 20
  1413. 14131413R Prepare a resolution congratulating all our newly elected officials. Resolution #15 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 20
  1414. 14141414R Congratulations to the Cambridge Historical Society on receiving the Commonwealth Award for 2000 in Memorial Hall, Harvard University, 45 Quincy Street at 4:00 p.m. Resolution #16 Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership scanNov 20
  1415. 14151415R Congratulations to the new police officers who will be sworn in on November 20, 2000 at 10:00 a.m. in the Sullivan Chamber. Resolution #17 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 20
  1416. 14161416R Congratulations to Harvard and Suffolk University for the collaboration brought about by Jerome Lyle Rappaport Charitable Foundation. Resolution #18 Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan scanNov 20
  1417. 14171417R The 13th Annual World Aids Day observed on December 1, 2000. Resolution #19 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 20
  1418. 14181418R Resolution on the death of Miguel A. Bonet. Resolution #20 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 20
  1419. 14191419R Resolution on the death of Edward Sullivan. Resolution #21 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 20
  1420. 14201420R Resolution on the death of Francis J. Doyle. Resolution #22 Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanNov 20
  1421. 14211421R Resolution on the death of Madelyn Ballou. Resolution #23 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1422. 14221422R Resolution on the death of Robert G. Dann. Resolution #24 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 20
  1423. 14231423R Resolution on the death of William J. Connelly. Resolution #25 Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanNov 20
  1424. 14241424R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin Soccer Team on their victory. Resolution #26 Councillors Davis and Born scanNov 20
  1425. 14251425R Acknowledgment and appreciation to the many contributions made by childfree Cantabrigians to the children of Cambridge. Resolution #27 Councillors Sullivan and Braude scanNov 20
  1426. 14261426R Resolution on the retirement of Jeff Wolf, Legal Director of Community Legal Services and Counseling Center. Resolution #28 Councillor Decker scanNov 20
  1427. 14271427R Welcome Maria Echaveste, White House Deputy Chief of Staff to Cambridge. Resolution #29 Councillor Reeves scanNov 20
  1428. 14281428R Welcoming Tavis Smiley to Cambridge. Resolution #30 Councillor Reeves scanNov 20
  1429. 14291429R Prepare three suitable resolutions welcoming three distinguished visitors to Cambridge. Resolution #31 Councillor Reeves scanNov 20
  1430. 14301430R Good luck to CRLS Football Team in their Thanksgiving Day Game against Everett. Resolution #32 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1431. 14311431R Congratulations to Acting Fire Chief Reardon on his appointment as Fire Chief for the City of Cambridge. Resolution #33 Councillors Sullivan, Decker and entire membership scanNov 20
  1432. 14321432R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Jack Oley. Resolution #34 Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanNov 20
  1433. 14331433R Welcome Walter Leonard, former Assistant to the President of Harvard to Cambridge. Resolution #35 Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanNov 20
  1434. 14341434R Congratulations to John Clifford and John Levins on the Grande Re-Opening of the Green Street Grille. Resolution #36 Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanNov 20
  1435. 14351435R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Sol Salemme. Resolution #37 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 20
  1436. 14361436R Resolution on the death of Cynthia Kline. Resolution #38 Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanNov 20
  1437. 14371437R Congratulations to Sandra Albano, Assistant to the City Council on her 30th Anniversary of employment with the City of Cambridge. Resolution #39 Councillor Decker and entire membership scanNov 20
  1438. 14381438R Congratulations to Barbara Ackermann on receiving the Dr. Benjamin F. Gill Award. Resolution #40 Councillor Davis and entire membership scanNov 20
  1439. 14391439R Thanks to Shaw's Supermarket, Bread and Circus, Johnny's Foodmaster and Mayflower Poultry for their contributions to the Mayor's First Annual Turkey Drive. Resolution #41 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1440. 14401440R Happy Birthday to Michael Sullivan, Jr. Resolution #42 Councillor Decker and entire membership scanNov 20
  1441. 14411441R Resolution on the death of Joseph R. Kelly. Resolution #43 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1442. 14421442R Resolution on the death of William T. Costello. Resolution #44 Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanNov 20
  1443. 14431443R Resolution on the death of Rose LaRosa. Resolution #45 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1444. 14441444R Resolution on the death of Janet L. Galvin. Resolution #46 Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1445. 14451445R Resolution on the death of Mary M. Herlihy. Resolution #47 Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1446. 14461446R Resolution on the death of Harry E. Howe. Resolution #48 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 20
  1447. 14471447R Congratulations to the Cambridge Community Chorus on their 11th Annual production of G.F. Handel's Oratorio "Messiah" on Sunday, December 10, 2000. Resolution #1 Councillor Reeves, Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Davis and entire membership scanDec 4
  1448. 14481448R Congratulations to Arnold Sapenter and Joseph Reed as they celebrate their 30th Anniversary. Resolution #2 Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanDec 4
  1449. 14491449R Congratulations to Ameeda Maryam Abuwi on achieving academic distinction and excellence in being recognized as a Dean's List Student for two years at Northeastern University. Resolution #3 Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanDec 4
  1450. 14501450R Special Wedding congratulations to Margaret Mary Hayes and William Holland Walsh who were united in matrimony on November 15, 2000. Resolution #4 Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanDec 4
  1451. 14511451R Warm welcome to the Armenian participants and applaud the initiative of the Cambridge-Yerevan Sister City Association (CYSCA) and its many volunteers for developing this exchange program. Resolution #5 Mayor Galluccio scanDec 4
  1452. 14521452R Forest City Enterprises will hold a Groundbreaking Ceremony for 35 Landsdowne Street in University Park at MIT on Tuesday, December 5, 2000. Resolution #6 Councillor Sullivan scanDec 4
  1453. 14531453R Wishing happy retirement to Charles Austin, former Channel 4 newscaster. Resolution #7 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 4
  1454. 14541454R Congratulations to Peter Sturges, new Executive Director of the Massachusetts State Ethics Commission. Resolution #8 Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  1455. 14551455R Best wishes to the Cambridge Public Schools Science Department on their Open House at the New Science Center at 456 Broadway. Resolution #9 Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 4
  1456. 14561456R Resolution on the death of Richard W. Kane. Resolution #10 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 4
  1457. 14571457R Resolution on the death of Adolphus S. Kinney. Resolution #11 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  1458. 14581458R Resolution on the death of Evamarie Louis. Resolution #12 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  1459. 14591459R Resolution on the death of Harold H. McGrath. Resolution #13 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  1460. 14601460R Resolution on the death of Jessie M. Leahy. Resolution #14 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  1461. 14611461R Resolution on the death of Eileen E. McElarney. Resolution #15 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  1462. 14621462R Best wishes to the CRLS students, cast and crew and to the Drama, Dance, and Music Departments. Resolution #16 Mayor Galluccio scanDec 4
  1463. 14631463R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Football Team and coaches for their accomplishments this season. Resolution #17 Mayor Galluccio scanDec 4
  1464. 14641464R Congratulations to the Boy's Soccer Team and coaches for their accomplishments this season. Resolution #18 Mayor Galluccio scanDec 4
  1465. 14651465R Best wishes to the Dante Alighieri Society for a successful event and thank them for the great work that they continue to do. Resolution #19 Mayor Galluccio scanDec 4
  1466. 14661466R Congratulations to the Girl's Cross Country Team and coaches for their accomplishments. Resolution #20 Mayor Galluccio scanDec 4
  1467. 14671467R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Girl's Soccer Team and coaches for their accomplishments this season. Resolution #21 Mayor Galluccio scanDec 4
  1468. 14681468R Thanks to the Mark Sandman Music Education Fund for their support of teaching music to the children of Cambridge. Resolution #22 Mayor Galluccio scanDec 4
  1469. 14691469R 2nd Annual Jeffrey Curley Jamboree on Saturday, December 9, 2000 from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Resolution #23 Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan scanDec 4
  1470. 14701470R Thanks to the dentists who now take women and children patients who are on free care programs and encourage all dentists to take these patients. Resolution #24 Councillor Born scanDec 4
  1471. 14711471R Best wishes to Justice Ruth I. Abrams on her birthday and her retirement from judicial service on December 26, 2000. Resolution #25 Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 4
  1472. 14721472R Resolution on the death of Wanda Kajunski. Resolution #26 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanDec 4
  1473. 14731473R Resolution on the death of Frances E. Brennick. Resolution #27 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanDec 4
  1474. 14741474R Resolution to be prepared on the death of Cecelia DeAngelis. Resolution #28 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanDec 4
  1475. 14751475R Resolution on the death of Robert Sanford. Resolution #29 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  1476. 14761476R Resolution declaring the week of December 10-16, 2000 as "Falun Dafa Week." Resolution #30 Councillor Sullivan scanDec 4
  1477. 14771477R Resolution extending congratulations to Julia Bowdoin, Director of the Conservation Commission on her recent marriage. Resolution #31 Councillor Davis scanDec 4
  1478. 14781478R Resolution thanking the Adbar Ethiopian Women's Alliance for their good work. Resolution #32 Mayor Galluccio scanDec 4
  1479. 14791479R Resolution extending congratulations to Benjamin Bruckner on receiving the Eagle Scout Award. Resolution #33 Mayor Galluccio scanDec 4
  1480. 14801480R Resolution welcoming the delegates to the National League of Cities to Cambridge. Resolution #34 Councillor Reeves scanDec 4
  1481. 14811481R Resolution on the death of Clotilde (Leite) Medeiros Resolution #35 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanDec 4
  1482. 14821482R Congratulations to the newly elected officers of the East Cambridge Planning Team. Resolution #36 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanDec 4
  1483. 14831483R Sixth Annual Holiday Dinner Celebration for the New England Veterans' Homeless Shelter/Workshop. Resolution #37 Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanDec 4
  1484. 14841484R Congratulations to three East Cambridge Planning Team members on their recognition awards. Resolution #38 Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 4
  1485. 14851485R Congratulations to Ulysses and Ruth Gore on their 46th Wedding Anniversary. Resolution #39 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  1486. 14861486R Congratulations to Barbara Brown on her graduation from the University of Massachusetts, Boston. Resolution #40 Councillor Davis and entire membership scanDec 4
  1487. 14871487R Happy 50th Birthday to Diane Remin. Resolution #41 Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanDec 4
  1488. 14881488R Resolution on the death of William V. Jefferson Resolution #42 Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  1489. 14891489R Resolution to be prepared on the death of Joseph Sullivan. Resolution #43 Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  1490. 14901490R Resolution on the death of Salvatore Salemme. Resolution #44 Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  1491. 14911491RE Congratulations to the newly elected officers of the Council on Aging. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #1 scanDec 18
  1492. 14921492RE Resolution on the death of Anna Halse. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #2 scanDec 18
  1493. 14931493RE Resolution on the death of Evelyn L. Phetteplace. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #3 scanDec 18
  1494. 14941494RE Resolution on the death of Mary V. Wilson. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #4 scanDec 18
  1495. 14951495RE Resolution on the death of Carmelia M. Vicente. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #5 scanDec 18
  1496. 14961496RE Encourage Cambridge residents to use local retail stores while doing holiday shopping. Councillor Decker Resolution #6 scanDec 18
  1497. 14971497RE Appreciation to the owners of the CambridgeSide Galleria Parking Garage on behalf of East Cambridge residents. Councillor Toomey Resolution #7 scanDec 18
  1498. 14981498RE Congratulations to Lorraine Logiudice on her retirement from the School Department. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #8 scanDec 18
  1499. 14991499RE Resolution on the death of Salvatore J. Arico. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanDec 18
  1500. 15001500RE Resolution on the death of Frances R. McMahon. Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #10 scanDec 18
  1501. 15011501RE Happy 70th Birthday to Jennie Carvello. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #11 scanDec 18
  1502. 15021502RE Congratulations to Vicki L. Sato on her new position as President of Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #12 scanDec 18
  1503. 15031503RE Resolution on the death of Donald W. Milligan. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #13 scanDec 18
  1504. 15041504RE Resolution on the death of Helen Korecki. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #14 scanDec 18
  1505. 15051505RE Resolution on the death of Rosina M. Vazza. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #15 scanDec 18
  1506. 15061506RE Resolution on the death of Sister Mary St. Anne Mehigan, S.N.D. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #16 scanDec 18
  1507. 15071507RE Resolution on the death of Angelina Tammaro. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #17 scanDec 18
  1508. 15081508RE Third Annual Cambridge Fire Department Medal Day on January 13, 2001. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #18 scanDec 18
  1509. 15091509RE Thanks to Siobhan Smith for her help during her internship in the Mayor's Office. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #19 scanDec 18
  1510. 15101510RE Congratulations to Win Poor on being the recipient of the 2000 MIT President's Award for Community Service. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #20 scanDec 18
  1511. 15111511RE Congratulations to Fr. John Canavan who was appointed Pastor of St. Mary's Church. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #21 scanDec 18
  1512. 15121512RE Congratulations to Sergeant Cheryl N. Vossmer on being the recipient of the 2000 MIT President's Award for Community Service. Mayor Galluccio Resolution #22 scanDec 18
  1513. 15131513RE Resolution on the death of Timothy J. Lane. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scanDec 18
  1514. 15141514RE Resolution on the death of Thomas P. Cassidy. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #24 scanDec 18

Sundries

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  1. 1Approve the December 15, 1999 decision of the Cambridge Retirement Board to accept Section 51 of Chapter 127 of the Acts of 1999. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #1 scanJan 10
  2. 2Communication was received from Fred Cohen, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Alva Gillvan Cohen. scanJan 10
  3. 3Communication was received from Fernanda Rizzo, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution of congratulations on her twenty-fifth anniversary as Sodality President and the fiftieth anniversary of the Sodality at St. Anthony's Church. scanJan 10
  4. 4Communication was received from John R. Moot, President and Stash Horowitz, Vice President, Association of Cambridge Neighborhoods, relative to the Waterways Application No. W99-9484, Cambridge Research Park, Broad Canal (Charles River.) scanJan 10
  5. 5Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a hearing held on December 15, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the proposed loss of part of the median strip on northern Massachusetts Avenue as part of the proposed roadway reconstruction in the sewer separation project. scanJan 10
  6. 6Committee Report from Councillor Kathleen L. Born, Chair of the Environment Committee, for a hearing held on December 16, 1999, for the purpose of discussing a proposal to alleviate cigarette littering in the City. scanJan 10
  7. 7Committee Report from Vice Mayor Anthony Galluccio, Chair of the Claims Committee, for a hearing held on December 21, 1999, for the purpose of reviewing and making recommendations regarding claims filed against the City by members of the public. scanJan 10
  8. 8Communication was received from Councillor Henrietta Davis, transmitting an updated chart of pending zoning petitions before the City Council. scanJan 10
  9. 9Communication was received from R. Lindsay Wilson, II, Sullivan & Worcester, LLP, relative to opposition of 219 Vassar Street to the special permit application. scanJan 10
  10. 10Memorandum from the City Manager regarding the Inspection Program for Multi-Family Housing. scanJan 10
  11. 1111S Poll members of the City Council to determine if there is an interest and time for a working/briefing session on pending zoning matters prior to the City Council meeting of January 24th. Councillor Davis – PLACE ON FILE UNDER RULE 19. Reconsideration #1 scanJan 24
  12. 1212S The 2000 Cambridge Public Health Assessment. scanJan 24
  13. 1313S Communication was received from the Antonelli family transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Ralph R. Antonelli. scanJan 24
  14. 1414S Communication was received from Peter Valentine relative to the décor of the Sullivan Chamber. scanJan 24
  15. 1515S Communication was received from Peter Valentine relative to the moment of silence at the beginning of the City Council meetings. scanJan 24
  16. 1616S Communication was received from Peter Valentine relative to the public comment rules for the City Council meetings. scanJan 24
  17. 1717S Communication was received from Francis R. Waitkus, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his wife, Mary Waitkus. scanJan 24
  18. 1818S Communication was received from Allison Roth, Co-President, Cambridge Rindge and Latin Students for a Free Tibet, relative to the Tibetan Freedom movement. scanJan 24
  19. 1919S Communication was received from the Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative, regarding concerns of the City's Traffic consultant with 784 Memorial Drive LLC's Traffic Study and regarding the traffic light at Memorial Drive and Pleasant Street. scanJan 24
  20. 2020S Urge all Cambridge landlords to be cognizant of the severe housing shortage and that the City Council will continue to seek new and creative solutions to help Cambridge residents deal with the impact of the housing crisis. Councillors Davis and Born Order #3 scanJan 24
  21. 2121S Take up the issue of election of the Mayor early at the next City Council meeting at which votes may be taken. Councillor Braude Order #8 scanJan 24
  22. 2222S Circulate a list of the City Council sub-committees and their duties to all members of the City Council. Councillor Reeves Order #10 scanJan 24
  23. 2323S Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk transmitting a memorandum relative to the City Council schedule for roundtable meetings. scanJan 24
  24. 2424S Roundtable on Snow. scanJan 31
  25. 2525S Meeting cancelled due to the death of Thomas W. Danehy. scanFeb 7
  26. 2626S Election of the Mayor and Vice Mayor. Calendar Item #7 scanFeb 14
  27. 2727S Communication was received from Margaret Mahler transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council in recognition of receiving the Anam Cara Award from the Sisters of Notre Dame De Namur Sisters. scanFeb 14
  28. 2828S Communication was received from Janice Fitzgerald transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council in regard to her becoming a pastoral associate. scanFeb 14
  29. 2929S Communication was received from the Cambridge Citywide Council transmitting documents relative to the Community Schools budget needs. scanFeb 14
  30. 3030S Communication was received from Congressman James McGovern transmitting a letter sent to President Clinton relative to the commitment to the elimination of nuclear weapons. scanFeb 14
  31. 3131S Communication was received from Roy Bercaw, Editor, Enough Room, relative to the affordable housing emergency in the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 14
  32. 3232S Communication was received from the Cusack Family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of James Cusack and the naming of the corner of Inman Street in his honor. scanFeb 14
  33. 33Communication was received from Robert P. Rizzo, Assistant Manager, Office for Transportation Access, transmitting notification that THE RIDE will no longer provide service to Northwest area residents after February 29, 2000; service will be provided by LAIDLAW TRANSIT SERVICES, INC. scanFeb 14
  34. 34Communication was received from the DaCosta family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Antonia DaCosta. scanFeb 14
  35. 35Communication was received from Marc Brown, Marc Brown Studios, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council for his work on "Arthur" and extending best wishes on his retirement. scanFeb 14
  36. 36Communication was received from Daryl C. Janes, requesting permission to address the City Council relative to the topic "Read Block." scanFeb 14
  37. 37Cancel the March 13, 2000 City Council meeting to enable the City Council to attend the annual National League of Cities Conference. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanFeb 14
  38. 38Roundtable Meeting to discuss City Council priorities and the City Manager's Key implementation goals. scanFeb 28
  39. 39Communication was received from Michael Haran, Executive Director, CASCAP, transmitting an update on CASCAP's 8 Bigelow Street redevelopment project. scanMar 6
  40. 40Communication was received from Ellen Slater, Residents of the Bigelow Street area transmitting a letter describing the neighbors' response to the CASCAP proposal for 8 Bigelow Street. scanMar 6
  41. 41Communication was received from Marcia Hannon, Consultant, SHARE transmitting a letter to the Residents of the Bigelow Street Area. scanMar 6
  42. 42Communication was received from Carolyn Shipley, Chair, Cambridge Citywide Council, transmitting documents relative to the Community Schools budget needs. scanMar 6
  43. 43Communication was received from Barry W. Mawn, U.S. Department Justice, FBI, Special Agent in Charge, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution of congratulations to the Cambridge Police Department and the FBI Boston Fugitive Task Force adopted by the City Council for the work that culminated in the apprehension of James Anthony Martin. scanMar 6
  44. 4444S Communication was received from Margaret E. Danehy and family, transmitting sincere gratitude to the entire City Council for their representation at the funeral of her husband, the former Mayor of Cambridge, Thomas W. Danehy. scanMar 6
  45. 4545S Communication was received from M. Wyllis Bibbins, President, Cambridge Historical Society, relative to Sarah Boyer's soon to be published oral history of Central Square. scanMar 6
  46. 4646S Communication was received from Senator John F. Kerry, United States Senate, acknowledging receipt of a resolution relative to a non-binding public opinion advisory question on nuclear weapons. scanMar 6
  47. 4747S Communication was received from Gerald Fandetti, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his father. scanMar 6
  48. 4848S Communication was received from the Middle School Students, Graham and Parks Middle School, transmitting a signed petition and newspaper articles relative to their "Ride Against Hate" that the students participated in on the Red Line against hate crimes and other violence in our society. scanMar 6
  49. 4949S Communication was received from the family of Frances Bonner, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanMar 6
  50. 5050S Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting an order adopted by the School Committee relative to traffic calming measures around the high school. scanMar 6
  51. 5151S Communication was received from Mayor Anthony Galluccio, transmitting committee assignments for the 2000-2001 City Council term. scanMar 6
  52. 5252S Communication was received from Councillor Henrietta Davis, transmitting a memorandum from Susan E. Clippinger, Director, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, relative to a review of school crossing guard locations. scanMar 6
  53. 5353S The Retail Market Analysis of Central Square from Community Development. scanMar 6
  54. 5454S Committee Report from Councillor Kathleen L. Born, Chair of the Environment Committee, for a hearing held on December 16, 1999, for the purpose of discussing the decision by the Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) to extend permission for Arthur D. Little (ADL) and/or new owners of ADL property to use parkland/wetland for a parking lot. Calendar Item #1 scanMar 20
  55. 5555S Requesting the approval of a proposed order for the acceptance of M.G.L. c. 40, §8G to permit the City to enter into agreements with other communities to provide mutual aid programs for the Police Department. scanMar 20
  56. 5656S Communication was received from Gary L. Dryfoos, requesting permission to address the City Council to commend various departments relative to his apartment fire on February 19, 2000. scanMar 20
  57. 5757S Communication was received from Laura Guimaraes and family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Idalina Guimaraes. scanMar 20
  58. 5858S Communication was received from Phyllis Troy, transmitting sincere thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Attorney Thomas C. Troy. scanMar 20
  59. 5959S Communication was received from Jay Chandler, President, CEO, Pro Disposal, transmitting notification of a minority business enterprise located in Cambridge. scanMar 20
  60. 6060S Communication was received from Richard I. Melvoin, Belmont Hill School, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council in honor of Bob MacPherson. scanMar 20
  61. 6161S List of City Council Committee Staff Assignments for the 2000-2001 Term. scanMar 20
  62. 6262S Awaiting Report Item Number 00-11, which requested additional information concerning the appropriation to cover unanticipated costs associated with job advertising and outreach. scanMar 20
  63. 6363S Support Bill S2048 granting cities and towns the power to offer full employee benefits to domestic partners of city employees and encourage members of the City Council to testify on behalf of this bill at the hearing on March 29th at the State House. Councillors Born, Decker and Reeves Order #11 scanMar 20
  64. 6464S Citywide Growth Management Roundtable Meeting. scanMar 27
  65. 65Awaiting Report Item Number 00-12, regarding a report on site locations of affordable housing in the City. scanApr 3
  66. 66Awaiting Report Item Number 00-09, regarding a report on painting and cleaning the North Cambridge Senior Center. scanApr 3
  67. 67Awaiting Report Item Number 00-10, regarding a report on handicapped accessibility issues at the North Cambridge Senior Center. scanApr 3
  68. 68Communication was received from David R. Guenette, relative to traffic calming and traffic law enforcement practices in Cambridge. scanApr 3
  69. 69Communication was received from the Mass Coalition to Reduce Waste relative to the Beyond 2000 Solid Waste Master Plan. scanApr 3
  70. 70Communication was received from "Lily" Delaney Scales, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her father, Henry O. "Harry" Delaney. scanApr 3
  71. 71Communication was received from Carmele E. Pagliaro, transmitting deep thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her sister, Antonette (Curcio) English. scanApr 3
  72. 72Communication was received from the Stephen H. Kaiser, Traffic & Zoning Consultant, relative to initial recommendations on traffic related rezoning. scanApr 3
  73. 73Communication was received from Peter Valentine, relative to an astrological configuration about to solidify. scanApr 3
  74. 74Communication was received from Senator Edward M. Kennedy, transmitting thanks to the City Council for the resolution supporting an international treaty for the gradual elimination of nuclear weapons. scanApr 3
  75. 75Communication was received from Peter Valentine, requesting that Canola Oil be banned in stores and restaurants in the City of Cambridge. scanApr 3
  76. 76Communication was received from Margaret T. Patton, relative to problems with the Massachusetts Municipal Association and Wireless Telecommunication Industry Bill. scanApr 3
  77. 77Communication was received from the Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative relative to the 784 Memorial Drive, LLC/IPOP Special Permit conditions. scanApr 3
  78. 78Committee Report from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Housing Committee, and Councillor Marjorie Decker, Chair of the Neighborhood and Long Term Planning Committee, for a joint committee hearing held on March 21, 2000, for the purpose of discussing the plans of Cambridgeport Bank to convert from a mutual thrift bank to a publicly traded stock company. scanApr 3
  79. 79Letter sent to Lesley College, MIT and Harvard University regarding Census 2000. scanApr 3
  80. 80Brochure on curbside computer and television recycling. scanApr 3
  81. 81Special City Council Meeting to discuss siting of a new public library. scanApr 5
  82. 82Green Ribbon Open Space Committee Report. scanApr 10
  83. 83Awaiting Report Item Number 00-13, regarding a report on increased enforcement at the pedestrian crossing at Magazine and Green Streets. scanApr 10
  84. 84Communication was received from Chris Woolf, Press Officer, Fifth Regt. of Foot, and Sean Theiss, Adjutant, Fifth Regt. of Foot, requesting permission to walk through the City in uniform on April 14, 2000 as part of the commemorations of the 225th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution. scanApr 10
  85. 85Communication was received from Kevin P. Crane, Esq., in response to a City Council resolution relative to 65, 65A, B, C and 71 Dana Street. scanApr 10
  86. 86Communication was received from State Representative Paul C. Demakis, relative to proposed increased toll rates on the Massachusetts Turnpike. scanApr 10
  87. 87Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting a notice of filing and public hearing of petition of Cambridge Electric Light Company for approval of amendment to power contract obligations with Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Company on April 13, 2000 at 10:00 a.m. scanApr 10
  88. 88A communication was received from Peter Valentine, relative to guidelines for actualizing the second phase of the American Revolution. scanApr 10
  89. 89Communication was received from Peter Valentine, relative to the overview of humanities. scanApr 10
  90. 9090S Communication was received from the family of Thomas F. French, Sr., transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his behalf. scanApr 10
  91. 9191S Communication was received from Gail Graves, transmitting concern relative to the possible relocation of the Public Library. scanApr 10
  92. 9292S Communication was received from the family of Conchetta "Kitty" Manganella, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf her behalf. scanApr 10
  93. 9393S Communication was received from James M. Williamson, thanking the City Council for supporting Lori Berenson who remains in prison in Peru. scanApr 10
  94. 9494S Committee Report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Transportation, Traffic and Parking Committee, for a committee meeting held on April 4, 2000 to discuss transportation available for the seniors throughout the city and the best way to provide additional services. scanApr 10
  95. 9595S Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting an order endorsing and supporting the "Million Mom March." scanApr 10
  96. 9696S Schedule a public hearing to receive information about the progress of the clean up of Alewife Brook. Councillor Born Order #8 scanApr 24
  97. 9797S Awaiting Report Item Number 00-19, regarding Donnelly Field renovations. scanApr 24
  98. 9898S Awaiting Report Item Number 00-016, regarding a report on the delay in paying election workers and what the normal procedures are for payments. scanApr 24
  99. 9999S Communication was received from Daniel W. Burkhardt, Deputy Assistant to President, The White House, Washington, in acknowledgment of the resolution adopted by the City Council calling for the United States Navy to relocate from the island of Vieques and to return it for civilian use. scanApr 24
  100. 100100S Communication was received from Carl Barron, Central Square Business Association, relative to continued support of a possible new library site in Central Square. scanApr 24
  101. 101101S Communication was received from Robert Ebersole, Associate Director of the Department of Housing & Community Development, relative to the Massachusetts Downtown Initiative (MDI), a network of information on revitalizing downtown commercial districts and town centers. scanApr 24
  102. 102102S Communication was received from Peter Valentine regarding the citizen's right to speak during public comment on matters that may not be on the agenda. scanApr 24
  103. 103103S Communication was received from Bernice Piltch Miller transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband. scanApr 24
  104. 104104S Communication was received from Valerie Miksis transmitting heartfelt thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her mother. scanApr 24
  105. 105105S Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Transportation, Traffic and Parking Committee, for a public meeting held on April 6, 2000 to discuss the issue of shuttle service around the city, bus schedules and shelters and any other transportation-related business, which may come before the committee. scanApr 24
  106. 106106S Agenda for Special Meeting on the siting of a new public library. scanApr 27
  107. 107107S Awaiting Report Item Number 00-21, regarding a report on when the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Study will be available. scanMay 1
  108. 108108S Awaiting Report Item Number 00-14, regarding a report on the feasibility and financial implications of transferring funds deposited by the City on the Fleet Bank to another bank. scanMay 1
  109. 109109S Communication was received from Catherine F. McDonald, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her aunt, Alice M. O'Brien. scanMay 1
  110. 110110S Communication was received from the Sateriale family, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Fred E. Sateriale, Sr. scanMay 1
  111. 111111S Communication was received from Carl F. Barron, President, Central Square Business Association, relative to public benches in Central Square. scanMay 1
  112. 112The Government Operations Committee to hold public hearings to receive testimony from the public regarding changes to the City Charter. Councillor Braude Order #1 scanMay 1
  113. 113Mayor to appoint a committee, chaired by Councillor Reeves, should Cambridge take a role in the National League Cities Conference in Boston. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanMay 1
  114. 114Awaiting Report Item Number 00-01, regarding the acquisition of a parcel of land located at the corner of Harvard and Norfolk Streets. scanMay 8
  115. 115Awaiting Report Item Number 00-07, regarding a report on the purchase of thermal imaging devices for use by the Fire Department. scanMay 8
  116. 116Awaiting Report Item Number 00-22, regarding a report on the use of athletic fields at Magazine Beach and the timeline for improvements. scanMay 8
  117. 117Communication was received from Robert Jordan, transmitting sincere appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his father, Robert G. Jordan. scanMay 8
  118. 118Communication was received from The United States Environmental Protection Agency relative to correspondence between EPA and W.R. Grace regarding asbestos at Cambridge site. scanMay 8
  119. 119Communication was received from Robert B. McCarthy, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his father, Joseph F. McCarthy, Sr. scanMay 8
  120. 120Communication was received from John Kenneth Galbraith, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council extending best wishes for his speedy recovery. scanMay 8
  121. 121Communication was received from Carla J. Dacey, NStar, transmitting a copy of the Condensed Financial Return of the Boston Edison Company for the year ended December 31, 1999. scanMay 8
  122. 122Communication was received from Francis J. Casey, transmitting grateful appreciation for the high school graduation ceremony for veterans. scanMay 8
  123. 123123S Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications & Energy, transmitting the condensed financial return for the year ended December 31, 1999 for Commonwealth Gas Company. scanMay 8
  124. 124124S Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications & Energy, transmitting the condensed financial return for the year ended December 31, 1999 for Cambridge Electric Light Company. scanMay 8
  125. 125125S Cancel the June 26, 2000 City Council meeting. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanMay 8
  126. 126126S Televise all public hearings on proposed zoning amendments held in compliance with Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 40A Section 5 by the Ordinance Committee. Councillor Born and Vice Mayor Maher Order #9 scanMay 8
  127. 127127S Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee, for a public meeting held on April 26, 2000 to discuss informally the proposed tree ordinance. scanMay 8
  128. 128128S Communication was received from Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio, transmitting a letter f from Massachusetts Senator Steven A. Tolman, relative to the reconstruction of the Walden Street Bridge. scanMay 8
  129. 129129S Communication was received from John R. Wardzel, Grace Construction Products, W.R. Grace & Co., relative to the subject of asbestos at the North Cambridge site. NO ACTION TAKEN. PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19. scanMay 15
  130. 130130S Awaiting Report Item Number 00-17, regarding a report on long-range planning that encompasses all school facilities and their administrative office space that extends beyond the five year capital planning cycle. scanMay 15
  131. 131131S Awaiting Report Item Number 00-18, regarding a report on the Middlesex County Sheriff's proposed public safety academy. scanMay 15
  132. 132132S Communication was received from Maureen Fosher, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her son, Michael P. Fosher. scanMay 15
  133. 133133S Communication was received from Carole K. Bellew, et al, relative to issues with the proposed development of 157 Sixth Street, the former site of the Thypin Steel building. scanMay 15
  134. 134No round table meeting of the City Council shall be scheduled for the month of June 2000. Councillor Sullivan Order #19 scanMay 15
  135. 135Response from the National Guard regarding the Armory Site on Concord Avenue for use as a West Cambridge Youth Center. scanMay 15
  136. 136Response from Inspectional Services regarding future construction at 157 Sixth Street. scanMay 15
  137. 137Roundtable of the City Council relative to Growth Management. scanMay 22
  138. 138Awaiting Report Item Number 00-24, regarding a report on the status of landscaping improvements to the area around Fire Headquarters. scanJun 5
  139. 139Awaiting Report Item Number 00-25, regarding a report on the posting of "No Standing" signs on Matignon Road. scanJun 5
  140. 140Awaiting Report Item Number 00-29, regarding a report on the MBTA's decision to not move the bus stop at Sidney and Green Streets, and also to not change the routing of the buses that use that stop. scanJun 5
  141. 141Awaiting Report Item Number 00-23, regarding a report on issues related to the Port Financial Corporation. scanJun 5
  142. 142Awaiting Report Item Number 00-20, regarding a report on ways to increase outreach and advertisement of senior transportation services; provide medical appointment shuttles for seniors; and to forward the Senior Resource Guide to appropriate senior organizations; and to enforcement illegal parking in handicapped parking spaces, at bus stops, and at pedestrian crossings. scanJun 5
  143. 143Relative order authorizing the City Manager to transfer appropriations from available balances prior to the close of the books for FY99-00. scanJun 5
  144. 144Communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting notification of a proposed rulemaking hearing on June 8, 2000 relative to the Rail Fixed Guideway System of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. scanJun 5
  145. 145145S Communication was received from Daniel Francis Guerino, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council dedicating Foster Place as the "Frank A. Guerino Square" in honor of his father. scanJun 5
  146. 146146S Communication was received from Suzanne Bulkeley, Presiding Clerk, Friends Meeting at Cambridge, relative to Cambridge City Ordinances permitting domestic partners of city employees to receive the same benefits as spouses of city employees. scanJun 5
  147. 147147S Communication was received from John Pitkin, President, Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association, relative to a development at 75-81 Antrim Street and requesting the City Administration to improve its enforcement of zoning and building codes. scanJun 5
  148. 148148S Communication was received from George F. Welch, Jr., relative to the City's violation of HUD's HOME Program Displacement Determinations. scanJun 5
  149. 149149S Communication was received from Winnie Carfagno, Co-Chair, Neighborhood Nine Association, relative to the renovation of the City's main branch of the public library. scanJun 5
  150. 150150S Communication was received from Josephine Fitzmaurice and Moran Family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanJun 5
  151. 151151S Communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, relative to the Charles River white geese nesting areas. scanJun 5
  152. 152152S Communication was received from Jeanne M. Damon, relative to the Charles River white geese nesting area. scanJun 5
  153. 153153S Communication was received from Patricia Panitz, transmitting concern relative to the plight of the Charles River white geese. scanJun 5
  154. 154154S Communication was received from Susanna Barry, requesting that residents participate in a call-a-thon to the Massachusetts Representatives on behalf of Lori Berenson on Tuesday, June 6, 2000. scanJun 5
  155. 155155S Communication was received from Pamela Pomerance Steiner, relative to restoring the Charles River white geese nesting area. scanJun 5
  156. 156156S Communication was received from Mindy S. Lubber, Regional Administrator, United States Environmental Protection Agency, relative to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the W.R. Grace Company regarding the North Cambridge W.R. Grace facility located at 62 Whittemore Avenue. scanJun 5
  157. 157157S Communication was received from Michael Brandon, relative to proposed pay raises for Cambridge elected officials. scanJun 5
  158. 158Communication was received from Marilyn Wellons, relative to the Charles River white geese. scanJun 5
  159. 159Communication was received from Ellin Sarot, relative to the Charles River white geese. scanJun 5
  160. 160Communication was received from John J. Vyhnanek, relative to the Charles River white geese. scanJun 5
  161. 161Committee Report from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Government Operations, Rules and Claims Committee, for a public meeting held on May 2, 2000, for the purpose of considering the staffing and other administrative needs of the City Council. scanJun 5
  162. 162Committee Report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee, for a public hearing held on May 11, 2000, for the purpose of discussing the Public Health Assessment. scanJun 5
  163. 163Committee Report from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Housing Committee, for a public hearing held on May 16, 2000, for the purpose of discussing a report on the City's current "linkage" program which requires the developers of commercial building projects to provide funds to the Affordable Housing Trust for new affordable housing. scanJun 5
  164. 164Committee Report from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Housing Committee, for a public meeting held on May 16, 2000, for the purpose of hearing the concerns, opinions and suggestions of Cambridge residents regarding housing issues, housing goals, which housing programs are successful and which need improvements. scanJun 5
  165. 165Committee Report from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Government Operations, Rules and Claims Committee, for a public meeting held on May 17, 2000, to discuss the creation of a "welcome-wagon" to greet new residents, a unified public information program, "one-stop" customer service and public access to the Hansen complaint system. scanJun 5
  166. 166Committee Report from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Government Operations, Rules and Claims Committee, for a public hearing held on May 25, 2000, for the purpose of reviewing and making recommendations regarding claims filed against the City by members of the public. scanJun 5
  167. 167Communication was received from the School Committee, transmitting the Cambridge School Committee's 2000-2001 Sub-Committees. scanJun 5
  168. 168Communication was received from Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio transmitting a letter from Peter Neirinckx, relative to median beautification in Kendall Square. scanJun 5
  169. 169169S Schedule a mid-August meeting for a site selection of the library Councillor Sullivan Order #30 scanJun 5
  170. 170170S Completed traffic calming brochure. scanJun 5
  171. 171171S Ongoing shuttle study – upcoming travel needs assessment meetings. scanJun 5
  172. 172172S Awaiting Report Item Number 00-36, regarding a report on the elimination of the summer and winter basketball leagues. scanJun 12
  173. 173173S Awaiting Report Item Number 00-26, regarding a report on the responsibility of City squares' cleanliness. scanJun 12
  174. 174174S Petition was received entitled "Protect Cambridge's Alewife, Our Last Remaining Wilderness," relative to the use Alewife wetlands for a parking lot. scanJun 12
  175. 175175S Communication was received from Sarah H.Luick, Esq., relative to protection for the white geese along the Charles River. scanJun 12
  176. 176176S Communication was received from Robert J. Hunter, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his aunt, Gertrude Hunter. scanJun 12
  177. 177177S communication was received from Michael T. Sullivan and family, relative to protection of the white geese meadow along the Charles River. scanJun 12
  178. 178178S Communication was received from Danielle Tessier, relative to the protection of the white geese along the Charles River. scanJun 12
  179. 179179S Communication was received from Karla Starkenburg, relative to the protection of the white geese along the Charles River. scanJun 12
  180. 180180S Communication was received from Shon Mahoney and her grandmother, relative to the protection of the white geese along the Charles River. scanJun 12
  181. 181181S Communication, including eight pages of signatures, was received relative to a proposed resolution regarding the Alewife Reservation scanJun 12
  182. 182182S Communication was received from Thomas J. Lucey, President, CEO, Chamber of Commerce and Judy Ozbun, Chair, Community Outreach Committee, Genzyme Corporation, relative to an initiative, "Community Involvement is Good for Business." scanJun 12
  183. 183183S Communication was received from Margaret T. Patton, transmitting support of Senate Budget Amendment #588, to preserve local control over the placement of wireless telecommunication antennas by removing the "public utilities" status from the cellular providers. scanJun 12
  184. 184184S Communication was received from Mindy S. Lubber, Regional Administrator, United States Environmental Protectional Agency, transmitting a copy of the 2000 State of the Environment Report. (copy of report can be view in City Clerk's Office) scanJun 12
  185. 185185S Communication was received from Mary L. Cottrell, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting a notice of public hearing on proposed rules for the creation of an accelerated docket procedure. scanJun 12
  186. 186186S Communication was received from Lorraine Nicotera and family, relative to the protection of the white geese along the Charles River. scanJun 12
  187. 187187S Communication was received from Jonathan S. Myers, Executive Director, Training Innovations, Inc. relative to the establishment of a training center for young people in Central Square. scanJun 12
  188. 188188S Support election day voter registration for all federal, state, local and special elections. Mayor Galluccio Order #4 scanJun 12
  189. 189189S Schedule a public hearing before the City Council with representatives from Harvard University and MIT to discuss future expansion issues in and around Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanJun 12
  190. 190190S Refer the June 5, 2000 City Manager's response to City Council Order #6 of March 20, 2000 to the Housing Committee. Councillors Braude, Davis and entire membership Order #10 scanJun 12
  191. 191191S Cambridgeport Neighborhood Study. scanJun 12
  192. 192192S Walden Square status. scanJun 12
  193. 193193S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-35, regarding the goose meadow. scanJun 19
  194. 194Awaiting Report Item Number 00-15, regarding a report on exterior lighting issues outlined in correspondence from Mike Hansen. scanJun 19
  195. 195Communication was received from Fred Tempester, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Claire Tempester. scanJun 19
  196. 196Communication was received from Peter Valentine, relative to the NECCO building. scanJun 19
  197. 197A communication was received from the Association of Cambridge Neighborhoods (CAN), transmitting summary comments on City-Wide Zoning Proposals. scanJun 19
  198. 198Communication was received from David Haimowitz, Jo Anne Preston and Marytha Paffrath, supporting the tenants of 124 Oxford Street. scanJun 19
  199. 199Communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, relative to the nesting areas of the white geese of the Charles River at Magazine Beach. scanJun 19
  200. 200Communication was received from Ann Lynch, relative to the nesting areas of the white geese of the Charles River at Magazine Beach. scanJun 19
  201. 201Communication was received from the family of Luella Casassa, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanJun 19
  202. 202Communication was received from Kay Cremens and family, transmitting deep appreciation for the dedication of the Joseph D. Cremens Square located at Raymond Street and Upland Road. scanJun 19
  203. 203Communication was received from the Campaign to Save 2000 Cambridge Homes, supporting the tenants of 7 Craige Circle and 19 Agassiz Street. scanJun 19
  204. 204Communication was received from Marie D'Aoust, the Campaign for 2000 Homes and the Eviction Free Zone, supporting the Dana Street Tenant Association. scanJun 19
  205. 205Communication was received from David J. Prum, requesting permission to address the City Council relative to the Squirrel Brand Housing Development. scanJun 19
  206. 206Communication was received from Phyllis Ansel, relative to the nesting areas of the white geese of the Charles River at Magazine Beach. scanJun 19
  207. 207207S Committee Report from Councillor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Public Facilities, Art and Celebrations Committee, for a public meeting held on June 7, 2000, for the purpose of considering the City's three-year plan for capital improvements and maintenance of existing open space and tot lots. scanJun 19
  208. 208208S Committee Report from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Government Operations, Rules and Claims Committee, for a public meeting held on June 14, 2000, to discuss a process for evaluation of the City Manager and a process for consideration of the City Manager's contract. scanJun 19
  209. 209209S Neighborhood and Long Term Planning Committee and the Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee hold a joint public hearing to review the Central Square Report. Councillor Decker Order #13 scanJun 19
  210. 210210S Schedule a public hearing to discuss the housing needs of Cambridge senior citizens and resources available to support these housing needs. Councillor Decker Order #21 scanJun 19
  211. 211211S Refer the Tulip Tree at 1446 Cambridge Street to the Historical Commission for possible Landmark designation. Councillors Davis, Braude, Born and entire membership Order #22 scanJun 19
  212. 212212S Government Operations Committee to consider the issue of enforcement of and/or changes to the time permitted for comment by members of the public at Council meetings. Councillors Reeves, Braude and entire membership Order #27 scanJun 19
  213. 213213S Hold the City Council summer meeting at CRLS in the media cafeteria. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanJun 19
  214. 214214S Awaiting Report Item Number 00-38, regarding a report on the legal limits of what can be charged as a nexus fee and the practical limits of what can be charged, and Committee Report Order No. 6b, dated 6/5/00, regarding proceeding with the nexus study and provide cost estimate of the study. scanJun 19
  215. 215215S Approval of the surety for a constable bond for Walker e. Farrar, Jr. scanJul 31
  216. 216216S Hold a joint meeting between the City Council and School Committee regarding the negative impact of the MCAS test. Councillors Daivs, Braude and Decker Order #9 scanJul 31
  217. 217217S Special Meeting Notice of Summer Meeting on Monday, July 31, 2000 at 5:30 at CRLS scanJul 31
  218. 218218S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-39, regarding a report on opportunities to increase the income eligibility limit for families participating in the City's first-time homebuyer program. scanJul 31
  219. 219219S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-40, regarding a report on the implementation of the Section 8 Home Ownership Program in Cambridge. scanJul 31
  220. 220220S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-43, regarding a report on the possibility of providing property owners who own a large number of housing units a tax break that makes up the gap between market rents and rents available to low income families. scanJul 31
  221. 221221S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-32, regarding a report on the capability of allowing certain activities to be transacted on the City's Internet web site. scanJul 31
  222. 222222S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-46, regarding a report on the domestic partnership benefits lawsuit. scanJul 31
  223. 223223S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-44, regarding a report on the impact of cellular antennas in residential areas. scanJul 31
  224. 224224S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-45, regarding a report on the status of the elimination of a parking space on Huron Avenue in Huron Village. scanJul 31
  225. 225225S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-27, regarding a report on adopting a policy similar to Boston's to enforce cleanliness standards for public areas and streets. scanJul 31
  226. 226226S Relative to a notification from the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development regarding the Lead-Safe Cambridge Program receiving the Best Practices "Best of the Best" Award. scanJul 31
  227. 227227S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-41, regarding a report on the possibility of weekend and Internet voting. scanJul 31
  228. 228228S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-37, regarding assembling a committee to study the issue of locating the Red Sox stadium at North Point. scanJul 31
  229. 229229S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-30, regarding a report on the requirements needed before permitting Harvard's proposed graduate student housing. scanJul 31
  230. 230230S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-42, regarding a report on the implementation of the health and wellness program for Police and Fire personnel. scanJul 31
  231. 231231S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-28, regarding a report on accomplishing the construction of environmentally friendly City building projects. scanJul 31
  232. 232232S Relative to the Cambridge Shuttle Study - Phase 1 Progress Report. scanJul 31
  233. 233233S Relative to the Fresh Pond Reservation Master Plan. scanJul 31
  234. 234234S A communication was received from the Johnson family, transmitting deep thanks for the dedication ceremony on June 24, 2000, on behalf of Jimmy Johnson. scanJul 31
  235. 235235S A communication was received from the Sheehan family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their Mother. scanJul 31
  236. 236236S A communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, relative to the destruction of the Nesting Area of the Charles River White Geese. scanJul 31
  237. 237237S A communication was received from the Madden family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Alexander M. Madden. scanJul 31
  238. 238238S A communication was received from State Representative Paul C. Demakis, relative to the resolution adopted by the City Council relative to adopting legislation permitting cities and towns to set a twenty-five m.p.h. speed limit on city streets in the interest of public safety. scanJul 31
  239. 239239S A communication was received from Lisa M. Correia, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution of congratulations adopted by the City Council. scanJul 31
  240. 240240S A communication was received from Pamela Steiner, relative to the destruction of the goose meadows. scanJul 31
  241. 241241S A communication was received from the Energy Facilities Siting Board, regarding the Cambridge Electric Light Company's public hearing on August 3, 2000 at 7:00 p.m. at the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center relative to the contruction and operation of an 2.5 mile long, underground electric transmission line in Cambridge scanJul 31
  242. 242242S A communication was received from Adrienne Miller Darveris, transmitting grateful appreciation for the dedication of a corner in her honor. scanJul 31
  243. 243243S A communication was received from Jane Rich, transmitting concern relative to the destruction of the goose meadows. scanJul 31
  244. 244244S A communication was received from Robert H. Prince, Jr., General Manager, MBTA, relative to the resolution adopted by the City Council concerning the bus stop at Sidney and Green Streets. scanJul 31
  245. 245245S A communication was received from Bill Marcotte, Campaign to Save 2000 Cambridge Homes, relative to Cambridge resident Deborah Miller's eviction proceedings and the renewal of her MBHP Section 8 lease. scanJul 31
  246. 246246S A communication was received from Richard D. Glovsky and Daniel S. Tarlow, transmitting announcement that Glovsky & Tarlow will merge with the law firm Prince, Lobel & Tye on August 1, 2000. scanJul 31
  247. 247247S A communication was received from Marilyn Wellons, relative to the destruction of habitat of the Charles River White Geese on MDC Parkland. scanJul 31
  248. 248A communication was received from Stash Horowitz, Vice President, Association of Cambridge Neighborhoods, relative to keeping the 50,000 sq. ft. IPOP threshold for both design and traffic review in the proposed Planning Board special permit, to replace the IPOP permit. scanJul 31
  249. 249A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, City Engineer, transmitting notification of a change of address for 175 Richdale Avenue, 19 Channing Street and 73-75 School Street. scanJul 31
  250. 250A communication was received from the Spears family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the dedication ceremony held on May 21 at the corner of scanJul 31
  251. 251A communication was received from Carmela Vastano, transmitting deep thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her brother, Phllip V. Tortora. scanJul 31
  252. 252A communication was received from Vincent Lawrence Dixon, transmitting a suggestion relative to the comprehensive work being done on the City Hall building. scanJul 31
  253. 253A communication was received from Vincent Lawrence Dixon relative to the permanent preservation of the Alewife Wilderness Area scanJul 31
  254. 254A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Public Facilities, Art and Celebrations Committee, for a public meeting held on June 7, 2000, for the purpose of considering the Report of the Green Ribbon Open Space Committee. scanJul 31
  255. 255A communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Econonic Development, Training and Employment Committee, for a public meeting held on June 15, 2000, for the purpose of monitoring the opportunity of Cambridge residents to get good jobs in the City. scanJul 31
  256. 256256S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Government Operations, Rules and Claims Committee, for a public hearing held on June 21, 2000, for the purpose of discussing a process for establishing City Council priorities for FY2002. scanJul 31
  257. 257257S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Government Charter. scanJul 31
  258. 258258S A communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Vice Mayor David Maher, Chair of the Cable TV, Telecommunications and Public Utilities Committee, for a public hearing held on June 22, 2000, for the purpose of receiving an update on the cable relicensing process, to discuss the goals of the committee and any business that may come before the committee. scanJul 31
  259. 259259S A communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary to the School Committee, enclosing three orders adopted by the School Committee at the the Maynard School open space from the park renovations. scanJul 31
  260. 260260S A communication was received from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., transmitting correspondence from Diedre Shupp Matthews, Director of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board, regarding a public hearing to discuss a proposed underground electric transmission line that will connect the Kendall Station on First Street to the Putnam substation on Putnam Avenue. scanJul 31
  261. 261261S A communication was received from Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio, relative to the Fiscal 2001 State Budget Bill. scanJul 31
  262. 262262S A communication was received from Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio, relative to a report from State Representative Jarrett Barrios regarding the discussions on traffic and truck matters. scanJul 31
  263. 263263S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a memorandum from Donald J. Borut, Executive Director, National League of Cities, inviting proposed policy amendments to the National Municipal Policy. scanJul 31
  264. 264264S A communication was received from Claire Falletti, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband, John Falletti. scanJul 31
  265. 265265S Relative to AW Rpt. #0056, regarding a report on the feasibility of locating and constructing a stunt park in Cambridge. Consent Agenda #2 scanSep 11
  266. 266266S Relative to AW Rpt. #00-58, regarding a report on the status and performance of the buses used for senior trips. Consent Agenda #3 scanSep 11
  267. 267267S Relative to AW Rpt. #00-51, regarding a report on what steps have been taken to facilitate negotiations and settlement of the landlord/tenants dispute at 65, 65a, 65b and 71 Dana Street. Consent Agenda #4 scanSep 11
  268. 268268S Relative to AW Rpt. #00-62, regarding a report on the progress of the implementation of the Americans with Disabilities Act in Cambridge. Consent Agenda #5 scanSep 11
  269. 269269S Relative to AW Rpt. #00-55, regarding a report on the impact of traffic due to the Concord Avenue bicycle lanes and determine how to reduce traffic congestion caused by the bicycle lanes. Consent Agenda #6 scanSep 11
  270. 270270S Relative to AW Rpt. #00-57, regarding a report on the status of the construction project located at 187-199 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. Consent Agenda #7 scanSep 11
  271. 271271S Relative to AW Rpt. #00-64, regarding a report on a new redesign process for North Mass. Ave. Consent Agenda #15 scanSep 11
  272. 272272S A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, City Engineer, transmitting notification of a partial address change at the premises numbered 90 Winthrop Street and an approved registered address at the premises numbered 400 Harvard Street. Consent Communication #2 scanSep 11
  273. 273273S A communication was received from the Resendes family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Adelina Resendes. Consent Communication #3 scanSep 11
  274. 274274S A communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, Cable Television Division, transmitting a notice of rate and programming changes. Consent Communication #4 scanSep 11
  275. 275275S A communication was received from Alan K. Derkazarian, DMD, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. Consent Communication #5 scanSep 11
  276. 276276S A communication was received from Mary E. Grover, Senior Counsel, Nstar Services Company, transmitting a copy of the transcript of the public hearing held on August 3, 2000 relative to the Cambridge Electric Light Company. Consent Communication #6 scanSep 11
  277. 277277S A communication was received from the Friends of Community Learning Center, relative to an article entitled "A Fresh Start." Consent Communication #7 scanSep 11
  278. 278278S A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, City Engineer, transmitting notification of a new address at the premises numbered 53 Trowbridge Street. Consent Communication #8 scanSep 11
  279. 279279S A communication was received from John Shattuck, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution of congratulations adopted by the City Council on his appointment as Chief Executive Officer of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Foundation. Consent Communication #9 scanSep 11
  280. 280280S A communication was received from Council President Joan Carpenter, transmitting a petition signed by tenants of the Miller's River Apartment, relative to the monthly bus services. Consent Communication #10 scanSep 11
  281. 281281S A communication was received from James A. Medeiros, Director of Communications, regarding the stoppage of vehicular traffic around Harvard Square. Consent Communication #11 scanSep 11
  282. 282282S A communication was received from the family of Lucy Doherty, transmitting grateful appreciation for the expression of sympathy from the entire City Council. Consent Communication #12 scanSep 11
  283. 283283S A communication was received from Catherine Lamanteo, transmitting deep appreciation for the well wishes for a speedy recovery from the entire City Council. Consent Communication #13 scanSep 11
  284. 284284S A communication was received from the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiatives (CNI) transmitting a copy of the Settlement Agreement between neighbors and 784 Memorial Drive LLC, with recorded covenant. Consent Communication #14 scanSep 11
  285. 285285S A communication was received from Mayor Galluccio, transmitting a letter to David B. Balfour Jr. regarding the MDC pool on Rindge Avenue. Comms & Rpts #1 scanSep 11
  286. 286286S A communication was received from Mayor Galluccio, transmitting notification of the Cambridge-Somerville Mayor's Cup Softball Game on September 13, 2000 at Saint Peter's Field at 6:30 p.m. Comms & Rpts #2 scanSep 11
  287. 287287S A communication was received from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair of the Joint Committee on Public Safety, relative to a public hearing on the issue of local regulation of speed limits. Comms & Rpts #3 scanSep 11
  288. 288288S A communication was received from State Rep. Alice K. Wolf, transmitting notification of a public hearing by the Joint Committee on Public Safety on Thursday, September 21, 2000. Comms & Rpts #4 scanSep 11
  289. 289289S A report was received from Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves, Chair of the Human Services Committee relative to a meeting held on August 2, 2000 for the purpose of discussing the committee's agenda for the remainder of the Council term. Committee Report #2 scanSep 11
  290. 290290S A report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee relative to a meeting held on August 16, 2000 for the purpose of discussing the disbanding of Cambridge Electric Company due to the merger with Boston Edison and the closing of the Cambridge Senior Center. Committee Report #3 scanSep 11
  291. 291291S A communication was received from Janet Axelrod, Cambridge Library Board of Trustees, relative to an application for funding under the Mass Public Library Construction Program for a construction grant for renovation, expansion and new construction of library facilities. Consent Communication #2 scanSep 18
  292. 292292S A communication was received from Red and Barbara Sciola, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. Consent Communication #3 scanSep 18
  293. 293293S A communication was received from Peter Valentine requesting activation of the City Yard Sale as an act for empowering a city-wide spirit of community. Consent Communication #4 scanSep 18
  294. 294294S A communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, Esq., Vice Chair, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, requesting that the Traffic Committee make the junction of Dover, Mass. Ave. and Hollis Streets safer and that the pedestrian walk light at the junction of Beech Street and Mass. Ave. be retimed. Consent Communication #5 scanSep 18
  295. 295295S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, Editor, Enough Room, relative to the "Report on the progress of the implementation of the ADA in Cambridge. Consent Communication #6 scanSep 18
  296. 296296S A communication was received from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee, transmitting notification that she will be unable to attend the 9/20/00 Finance Committee meeting because she will be attending the ICLE, national environmental organization as the City's delegate. Comms. & Rpts. #1 scanSep 18
  297. 297297S A communication was received from Councillor Davis, transmitting a letter from the Mass. Coalition for Competitive Phone Service, requesting that the DTE test the Bell Atlantic's local phone systems before Bell Atlantic is given permission to offer long-distance service in Mass. Comms. & Rpts. #2 scanSep 18
  298. 298298S A communication was received from Carl F. Barron, Central Square Business Association, relative to feeding of pigeons in Central Square/The Carl F. Barron Plaza. Consent Communication #3 scanOct 2
  299. 299299S A petition was received from the Bellis Circle neighborhood relative to the planned changes in Danehy Park. Consent Communication #4 scanOct 2
  300. 300300S A communication was received from Craig Kelley, transmitting concern relative to the planning process for the VFW Hall. Consent Communication #5 scanOct 2
  301. 301301S A communication was received from Jonathan S. Myers, relative to his representation of the City of Cambridge at a "celebrity" chess match with World Champion Gary Kasparov in St. John, New Brunswick. Consent Communication #6 scanOct 2
  302. 302302S A communication was received form Peter Valentine, relative to the round table meetings. Consent Communication #7 scanOct 2
  303. 303303S A communication was received from John Kenneth Galbraith, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council congratulating him on his award of the "Medal of Freedom." Consent Communication #10 scanOct 2
  304. 304304S A communication was received from Tom Reisz, Chair, Cambridge Pedestrian Committee, relative to the North Mass Avenue design project. Consent Communication #11 scanOct 2
  305. 305305S A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, transmitting notificaiton of new addressess for : 83, 85, 87, 89, 91, 93, & 95 Auburn Park; 1 Brookline Place; 66, 68, & 70 Brookline Street; 150 Franklin Street; and 60 Oxford Street. Consent Communication #12 scanOct 2
  306. 306306S A communication was received from the family of Helen B. Marchant, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. Consent Communication #13 scanOct 2
  307. 307307S A communication was received from Jack (Scott) Loose, transmitting an amendment to the original petition regarding renovations to existing structures. Consent Communicaiton#15 scanOct 2
  308. 308308S A communication was received from the family of Leonard "Lee" Martignetti, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. Consent Communication #16 scanOct 2
  309. 309309S A communication was received from Jane and Benjamin Thompson, Thompson Design Group, extending grateful appreciation for resolution adopted by the City Council. Consent Communication #17 scanOct 2
  310. 310310S A communication was received from Dorothy Nemitz, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her daughter, Dr. Ann Nemitz. Consent Communication #20 scanOct 2
  311. 311311S A communication was received from Dan Rea, WBZ-TV, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his father Daniel J. Rea, Sr. Consent Communication #21 scanOct 2
  312. 312312S A communication was received from Marsha A. Cannon, Cambridge Postmaster, and Paul Schlaver, Cambridge Postal Customer Advisory Group, transmitting notification of an outreach effort to reach the most vulnerable Cambridge residents with a "safety net" called Carrier Alert. Consent Communication #22 scanOct 2
  313. 313313S A communication was received from State Rep. Alice K. Wolf, transmitting her support for the feasibility study for the West Cambridge Youth Center at Glacken Field. Consent Communication #23 scanOct 2
  314. 314314S A communication was received from Mayor Anthony D Galluccio, transmitting a letter to and a response from David B. Balfour, Jr., Commissioner, MDC, relative to complaints regarding the MDC pool on Rindge Avenue. Comms. & Rpts. #1 scanOct 2
  315. 315315S A communication was received from State Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. transmitting his support for the development of a permanent new facility for a West Cambridge Youth Center. Comms. & Rpts. #2 scanOct 2
  316. 316316S A communication was received from Mayor Galluccio, transmitting appointment of Vice Mayor Maher as Chair of the Municipal Facilities Master Plan Committee and Councillors Born, Reeves and Sullivan and committee members. Comms. & Rpts. #3 scanOct 2
  317. 317317S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-65, and Council Order Number 3, dated 9/11/00 regarding the West Nile Virus. Consent Agenda #3 scanOct 2
  318. 318318S A communication was received from Peter Valentine, relative to the public's right to speak at a public meeting. Consent Communication #1 scanOct 2
  319. 319319S Relative to the Report on the Disposition of the North Cambridge VFW. (Original date July 31, 2000) Cal #1 of October 16, 2000 Consent Agenda #7 scanOct 16
  320. 320320S Relative to the appointment of the following person as Constables Consent Agenda #1 scanOct 16
  321. 321321S Relative to a Planning Board recommendation on the loose, et al Petition to a moratorium on non-residential construction in an area bounded generally by Banks Street, River Street, Memorial Drive, DeWolfe Street and Mt. Auburn Street. Consent Agenda #2 scanOct 16
  322. 322322S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-71, regarding a report on the current make-up, mission and functioning of the Central Square Advisory Committee Consent Agenda #3 scanOct 16
  323. 323323S Relative to Awaiting Report Item 00-52, regarding a report on silver paint dripped on the sidewalks while painting the parking meters around the City Consent Agenda #4 scanOct 16
  324. 324324S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-75 regarding a report on the feasibility of having a "Barrier Free Park" in the City Consent Agenda #5 scanOct 16
  325. 325325S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-60, regarding a report on the MediaOne's commercial buildings Consent Agenda #6 scanOct 16
  326. 326326S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-73, regarding a report on ensuring minimum distribution of services during the temporary relocation of the Harvard Square Branch Post Office Consent Agenda #7 scanOct 16
  327. 327327S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-64, regarding a report on fire preventions efforts . Consent Agenda #8 scanOct 16
  328. 328328S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-76, regarding a report on regulation of telecommunications facilities. Consent Agenda #9 scanOct 16
  329. 329329S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-54, regarding a report on the relocation claim of George Welsh Consent Agenda #10 scanOct 16
  330. 330330S Relative to Awaiting Reporting Item Number 00-31, regarding a report on Whether impact fees can apply to all development, including as-of-right development. Consent Agenda #11 scanOct 16
  331. 331331S Relative to AW Rpt. #00-87, regarding a report on the crosswalk at the intersection of Huron and Cutler Avenues. Consent Agenda #24 scanOct 16
  332. 332332S A communication was received from the Galvin Family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Patrick J. Galvin. Consent Communication #1 scanOct 16
  333. 333333R A communication was received from Owen O' Riordan, City Engineer, transmitting new addresses for 48-54 Clay Street. Consent Communication #2 scanOct 16
  334. 334334R A communication was received from the Private Secretary to Queen Elizabeth, The Queen, Clarence House, transmitting grateful appreciation for the royal greetings she received from the entire City Council on the occasion of her one hundredth birthday. Consent Communication #8 scanOct 16
  335. 335335S A communication was received from Phebe M. Ward and family, transmitting gratitude for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of the Rev. Clayton M. Ward, Jr. Consent Communication #9 scanOct 16
  336. 336336S A communication was received from Winifred F. Carfagno, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. Consent Communication #10 scanOct 16
  337. 337337S A communication was received from Harold Curll and Family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. Consent Communication #12 scanOct 16
  338. 338338S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, Editor, Enough Room, relative to the issue of affordable housing in the City of Cambridge. Consent Communication #13 scanOct 16
  339. 339339S A communication was received from Joseph J. Joseph, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, expressing displeasure with the community process regarding the North Cambridge VFW building. Consent Communication #14 scanOct 16
  340. 340340S A report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Transportation, Traffic and Parking Committee for a meeting held on September 13, 2000 to continue the discussion on the regional truck study, a shuttle update and the progress of signage of bus stops. Committee Report #1 scanOct 16
  341. 341341S A report from Councillor Sullivan Chair of the Finance Committee for a meeting held on September 20, 2000 to discuss potential incentive relative to property taxes for homeowners who maintain rental units, assessing methods of assisted living projects and providing a tax break to property owners who have between mark rents and rents available to low income families. Committee Report #2 scanOct 16
  342. 342342S A report from Councillor Decker, Chair of the Civic Unity Committee for a meeting held on September 26, 2000 to continue the discussion on the issues of public unity in the city and hearing recommendations from the public and city departments as to the role that the committee can take to support civic unity and as to any other issues relative to civic unity in the city. Committee Report #3 scanOct 16
  343. 343343S A report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee for a meeting held on September 27, 2000 to discuss the reduction of storm water by commercial and residential property owners and the Alewife area. Committee Report #4 scanOct 16
  344. 344344S A report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Economic Development, Training, and Employment Committee for a meeting held on September29, 2000to discuss the cleanliness of the city squares and to continue the discussion on employment in the city including the issue of linking job sites and new businesses to employment in the city. Committee Report #5 scanOct 16
  345. 345345S A communication was received from Mayor Galluccio, transmitting notification of the fundraising efforts with respect to the Mayor's Fire Fund. Comms. and Rpts. #1 scanOct 16
  346. 346Relative to AW Rpt. 00-83, regarding a report on the increase of rodents and skunks. Consent Agenda #4 scanOct 23
  347. 347Relative to AW Rpt. Item #00-77 regarding a report on Fawcett Oil Company violating the court order banning commercial truck traffic on Cottage Park Avenue. Consent Agenda #5 scanOct 23
  348. 348Relative to a request to amendment the Municipal Code Chapters 2/34.150 Competitive Contracts, 2.112.030 Contracts Form, 2.34.210 Sales of Surplus Property and 2.34.280 Emergency Purchases. Consent Agenda #6 scanOct 23
  349. 349Relative to AW Rpt. Item #00-89, regarding a report on the projected impact on Cambridge should Question 4 and 6 be approved by the voters on this November's ballot. Consent Agenda #8 scanOct 23
  350. 350A communication was received from Bridget Road, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council extending congratulations for her appointment as Principal of the Morse School. Consent Communication #1 scanOct 23
  351. 351A communication was received from John H. Howard, President, Porter Square Neighbors Association, relative to the VFW hall being converted to affordable housing. Consent Communication#3 scanOct 23
  352. 352A communication was received from Sara Mae Berman, transmitting support for the Central Square site for a new library. Consent Communication #4 scanOct 23
  353. 353A communication was received form John Pitkin, President, Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association, relative to the Swiss House Consulate at the corner of Broadway and Ellery Street. Consent Communication #5 scanOct 23
  354. 354A communication was received from C. Peter R. Gossels, Esq., on behalf of Mrs. Henriette W. Epstein, owner of Shady Hill Square, in opposition to the Historical Commission's recommendation to designate Shady Hill Square as an historical landmark. Consent Communication #6 scanOct 23
  355. 355A report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a meeting held on September6, 2000 for the purpose of the meeting was to continue the discussion on the safety issues of lighting and locks in the city and to establish an agenda for the committee. Committee Report #1 scanOct 23
  356. 356356S A report from Councillor Born, Chair of the Public Facilities, Art and Celebrations Committee for a meeting held on October 4, 2000 for the purpose of continuing discussion of the of the report of the Green Ribbon Open Space Committee. Committee Report #4 scanOct 23
  357. 357357S A report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee for a meeting held on October 5, 2000 to conduct a working meeting to plan the City's public hearing on the West Nile Virus. Committee Report #5 scanOct 23
  358. 358358S Surveys on the Cambridge Public Library as requested at the Special City Council Meeting on October 30, 2000. scanOct 30
  359. 359359S Special City Council Meeting to discuss the library site selection. scanOct 30
  360. 360360S Relative to the siting of the new main library. Consent Agenda #1 scanOct 30
  361. 361361S A communication was received from Astrid A. Dodds, relative to the new library site. Consent Communication #1 scanOct 30
  362. 362362S A communication was received from Frances Wirta, relative to the Prospect Street potential library site. Consent Communication #2 scanOct 30
  363. 363363S A communication was received from Geneva T. Malenfan, proposing that the City Council select the Prospect Street Bishop Richard Allen Drive parcel as the site for the new library. Consent Communication #3 scanOct 30
  364. 364364S A communication was received from Richard D. Dionne and Elizabeth A. Dionne, transmitting legal constraints to expansion of the main library on Broadway. Consent Communication #4 scanOct 30
  365. 365365S A communication was received from John W. Gintell, relative to why the new library should be in Central Square. Consent Communication #5 scanOct 30
  366. 366366S A communication was received from Noel Johnson, relative to the Prospect Street site for the new library. Consent Communication #6 scanOct 30
  367. 367367S A communication was received from Elizabeth Sloane, et al. Transmitting a petition relative to the location of the new library at Prospect Street. Consent Communication #7 scanOct 30
  368. 368368S A chart was received from Sara Mae Berman, transmitting CRLS facilities usage after school hours from permits applied for in first month of school year. Consent Communication #8 scanOct 30
  369. 369369S Communication from School Committee Member Nancy Walser transmitting concern regarding negative impacts to the high school if the Broadway site is chosen for the new library site. Consent Communication #9 scanOct 30
  370. 370370S A communication was received from Bobbie D'Alessandro, Superintendent of Schools, Cambridge Public Schools, regarding a meeting with the School committee, School Administration and the City Council relative to the site of the new library. Communication and Report from Other Officers #1 scanOct 30
  371. 371371S Input concerning a new library's relationship and impact on the high school. Order #1 Councillors Braude, Born, Davis, Mayor Galluccio, Coucillors Decker and Toomey scanOct 30
  372. 372372S Citywide Rezoning Bulletin, which has been prepared to provide additional public information on the pending citywide zoning proposals now under consideration scanOct 30
  373. 373373S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-49, regarding the acquisition of the W.R. Grace property. Consent Agenda #3 scanNov 6
  374. 374374S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-102, regarding a report on how imposing program fees has affected participation at youth centers throughout the city. Consent Agenda #4 scanNov 6
  375. 375375S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-101, regarding a report on covering costs of the annual holiday meals distributed by CEOC and the Cambridge Food Pantry. Consent Agenda #5 scanNov 6
  376. 376376S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-66 regarding a report on policies and procedures for providing information to businesses, citizens and public officials about armed robberies. Consent Agenda #7 scanNov 6
  377. 377377S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-78, regarding a report on the content of the revised Community Preservation Act. Consent Agenda #8 scanNov 6
  378. 378378S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-79 regarding a report on the supply and demand of handicapped accessible housing. Consent Agenda #9 scanNov 6
  379. 379379S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-97 regarding a report on efforts to develop a skate park. Consent Agenda #10 scanNov 6
  380. 380Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-93 regarding a report on an employment and training program for nine-week program employees. Consent Agenda #11 scanNov 6
  381. 381Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-105 regarding a report on adding the Food Channel to cable service offered in Cambridge. Consent Agenda #12 scanNov 6
  382. 382Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-94 regarding a report on the incident at 1100 Massachusetts Avenue. Consent Agenda #15 scanNov 6
  383. 383Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-67 regarding a report on increasing police patrols in the East Cambridge area. Consent Agenda #16 scanNov 6
  384. 384Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-92 regarding a report on the extended closing of Oxford Street and the timetable for it reopening. Consent Agenda #17 scanNov 6
  385. 385Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a Home Rule Petition entitled "An Act Relative to Initiative and Referendum Petition in the City of Cambridge." Consent Agenda #18 scanNov 6
  386. 386Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-90 regarding a report on City Council directives on the transfer of the VFW building to the Affordable Housing Trust. Consent Agenda #19 scanNov 6
  387. 387Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Numbers 00-74 and 00-96 regarding the acquisition of open space in East Cambridge. Consent Agenda #20 scanNov 6
  388. 388Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-85 regarding a report on the possibility of developing a program where homeowners donate some of their profits to low-income tenants. Consent Agenda #21 scanNov 6
  389. 389Communication from Julia O. Gregory, Area Four Neighborhood Coalition, transmitting the support of the coalition to allow non-citizens to vote in School Committee elections. Consent Communication #1 scanNov 6
  390. 390390S Communication received from Lawrence Hartman, M.D., transmitting his displeasure with the noise caused by commercial airplanes circling the city during outdoor festivals. Consent Communication #2 scanNov 6
  391. 391391S A communication was received from Rev. Emmanuel S. Metaxas, Taxiarchae/Archangels Greek Orthodox Church, expressing his appreciation to the City Council for the resolution adopted on October 16, 2000 for Charles A. Pappas. Consent Communication #3 scanNov 6
  392. 392392S Communication was received from Jonathan S. Myers, transmitting his appreciation to the Public Works Department personnel for their quick response to the removal of glass in the street near River and Kinnaird Streets. Consent Communication #4 scanNov 6
  393. 393393S Communication from Judy F. Richardson, 239 Allston Street, transmitting her support for the immigrant voting rights in School Committee elections. Consent Communication #9 scanNov 6
  394. 394394S Communication from Lydia E. Rivera-Torres, Principal, Roberts School, urging the City Council support for allowing immigrants to vote in School Committee elections. Consent Communication #10 scanNov 6
  395. 395395S Communication from Elizabeth Bohlen, 111 Chestnut Street, transmitting her annoyance about the increased noise in the city. Consent Communication #11 scanNov 6
  396. 396396S Reports from Councillor Braude, Chair of the Government Operations Committee, for meetings held on September 21 and November 1, 2000 to consider a proposal for a home rule petition to enable non-citizens to vote in School Committee elections. Committee Report #1 scanNov 6
  397. 397397S Communication from Mayor Galluccio transmitting a communication from State Representative Jarret Barrios regarding the study and site selection of the West Cambridge Youth Center. Comms. & Rpts. #1 scanNov 6
  398. 398398S Communication from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Transportation, Traffic & Parking Committee, transmitting a communication regarding the Regional Truck Study public meeting held on October 3, 2000. Comms. & Rpts. #2 scanNov 6
  399. 399399S City of Cambridge surveys on housing related issues. scanNov 13
  400. 400400S Community input on priority items for the Agenda for Children. scanNov 13
  401. 401401S Communication from Amy Squire dated November 6, 2000 re: Analysis of Public Input from Neighborhood Meetings. scanNov 13
  402. 402402S Call of the Special Meeting for Thursday, November 16, 2000. scanNov 16
  403. 403403S Letter from Paula Evans, Principal at Cambridge Rindge and Latin, regarding the new library site. scanNov 16
  404. 404404S Cambridge School Committee letter regarding the library site and the negative impacts if the Broadway site is chosen. scanNov 16
  405. 405405S A communication was received from Acting Public Works Commissioner Richard Rossi, regarding the Alewife Brook Stream Team. scanNov 20
  406. 406406S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-80, regarding a report on the possibility of on-line payment of parking tickets and ordering of parking permits. Consent Agenda #3 scanNov 20
  407. 407407S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-107, regarding a report on whether the City can require tow companies doing business with the City to accept credit cards in payment of fees incurred for retrieval of towed vehicles. Consent Agenda #4 scanNov 20
  408. 408408S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-103, regarding a report on the accessibility of the City's website for individuals with disabilities. Consent Agenda #5 scanNov 20
  409. 409409S A communication was received from Ton Louie, Director of Mass. English Plus coalition transmitting support for a home rule petition allowing for non citizen residents in Cambridge to vote in School Committee elections. Consent Communication #9 scanNov 20
  410. 410410S A communication was received from Carl F. Barron, President of the Central Square Business Association, transmitting appreciation for the resolution regarding the Central Square Holiday Lighting. Consent Communication #10 scanNov 20
  411. 411411S A communication was received from Dr. Carolyn R. Swift urging the approval of Central Square as the new location for the library. Consent Communication #11 scanNov 20
  412. 412412S A communication was received from Karen Carmean, President, Cambridge Action Fund, Inc. transmitting information on the Cambridge-opoly. Consent Communication #17 scanNov 20
  413. 413413S Communication from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Davis, Chair of the Health & Environment Committee for a hearing held on October 10, 2000 regarding the conferences of the International Council for Local Environment Initiatives (I.C.L.E.I.). Committee Reports #1 scanNov 20
  414. 414414S Communication from Donna P. Lopez, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee, for a meeting held on October 27, 2000 to continue discussion on employment issues relating to career placement agencies and to plan an agenda for the Committee. Committee Reports #2 scanNov 20
  415. 415415S A communication was received from Councillor Henrietta Davis, transmitting a communication regarding truck traffic on Blanchard Road. Communications and Reports from City Officers #1 scanNov 20
  416. 416416S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-86, regarding a report on exploring the funding sources for community planning. Consent Agenda #1 scanDec 4
  417. 417417S A communication was received from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-84 regarding a report on the feasibility of closing a portion of Lopez Anthony and extending o Costa Park. Consent Agenda #2 scanDec 4
  418. 418418S Communication from Robert W/ Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-82 regarding a report on safety issues presented by the daily truck volume on Gore Street. Consent Agenda #3 scanDec 4
  419. 419419S A communication was received from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-16 regarding a report on removing the dead tree on Arlington Street and when a tree will be planted at 6 Walnut Street. Consent Agenda #4 scanDec 4
  420. 420420S A communication was received from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-109 regarding a report deploying walking patrols in the Riverside neighborhood. Consent Agenda #5 scanDec 4
  421. 421421S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-81 regarding a report on the potential ending of the Parking Freeze. Consent Agenda #8 scanDec 4
  422. 422422S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-108, regarding a report on the incident of October 31,where a group of persons engages in a melee in the Riverside area. Consent Agenda #9 scanDec 4
  423. 423423S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-113 regarding a report on developing an instructional tennis program. Consent Agenda #16 scanDec 4
  424. 424424S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-95 regarding a report on effects on residential taxes and City finances of certain taxation and budget strategies. Consent Agenda #17 scanDec 4
  425. 425425S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-114 regarding a report on what actions are being taken to maximize the employment opportunities for Cambridge residents. Consent Agenda #18 scanDec 4
  426. 426426S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-111, regarding a report on existing ordinances which govern the obstruction of sidewalks by private property owners. Consent Agenda #19 scanDec 4
  427. 427427S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-122, regarding a report on efforts to obtain approval to provide COBRA benefits for the families of employees who will lose health care benefits as a result of the recent Court ruling. Consent Agenda #20 scanDec 4
  428. 428428S A communication was received from the Flynn Family, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their brother Reverend Joseph D. Flynn. Consent Communication #1 scanDec 4
  429. 429429S A communication was received from Martin T. Meehan, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his father, Martin T. Meehan. Consent Communication #2 scanDec 4
  430. 430430S A communication was received from the Saks family, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Louis Saks. Consent Communication #3 scanDec 4
  431. 431431S A communication was received from Bridget Rodriguez and the Morse School, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council highlighting their UN Day International Potluck Dinner. Consent Communication #4 scanDec 4
  432. 432432S A communication was received from Michael Astrue, Esq., Senior Vice President, Administration and General Counsel Transkaryolic. Therapies, Inc., transmitting his pleasure to receive the resolution congratulating him on becoming Chairman of the Council. Consent Communication #5 scanDec 4
  433. 433433S A communication was received from Hedwig W. Pocius, transmitting her concern regarding the VFW as a community space and disregard of citizens input. Consent Communication #13 scanDec 4
  434. 434434S A communication was received from Jonathan S. Myers, Executive Director of Training Innovations, Inc., transmitting gratitude for the City's participation in Career Awareness Days. Consent Communication #14 scanDec 4
  435. 435435S A communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting notice of a public hearing on December 6, 2000, at 10:00 a.m. on Verizon's revisions to its tariff. Consent Communication #17 scanDec 4
  436. 436436S A communication was received from Arnold B. Goldstein, Vice President of the Central Square Business Association, transmitting their support for the siting of the new library in Central Square at the Prospect Street location (corner of Bishop Allen Drive). Consent Communication #18 scanDec 4
  437. 437437S A petition was received signed by the residents of Cottage Park Avenue, transmitting concern of illegal commercial traffic on Cottage Park Avenue. Consent Communication #19 scanDec 4
  438. 438438S Committee Report from Councillor Marjorie Decker, Chair of the Civic Unity Committee for a meeting held on October 25, 2000 to continue the discussions on Civic Unity in the City and any other related issues to Civic Unity. Committee Report #1 scanDec 4
  439. 439439S Committee Report from Councillor Kathleen L. Born, Chair of the Public Facilities, Art and Celebrations Committee for a meeting held on October 25, 2000 to receive an overview of municipal office space, needs and goals and an update on the City Hall and 57 Inman Street renovations. Committee Report #2 scanDec 4
  440. 440440S Committee Report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee for a meeting held on November 8, 2000 to continue previous discussions and to receive and update on open space in East Cambridge. Committee Report #4 scanDec 4
  441. 441441S Committee Report from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Housing Committee for a meeting held on October 12, 2000 to receive an update on the work of the trust and the state of affordable housing in Cambridge. Committee Report #7 scanDec 4
  442. 442442S A communication was received from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. transmitting two communications regarding the use of City resources to provide local candidates with access to the City's Web site. Comms & Rpts #1 scanDec 4
  443. 443443S A communication was received from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. transmitting a communication pertaining to a new federal reporting requirement for many political candidate committees, PACs, and people's committees. Comms & Rpts #2 scanDec 4
  444. 444444S A communication was received from Mary Hudson, transmitting her opposition to lowering the voting age to 16. Consent Communication #15 scanDec 4
  445. 445445S A communication was received from Vladimir Skaletsky, Jr. transmitting his support of lowering the voting age in City Council and School Committee elections. Consent Communication #16 scanDec 4
  446. 446446S Special Meeting of the City Council for Thursday, December 7, 2000 to evaluate the performance of the City Manager and consider what, if any, action the City Council shall take with respect to the City Manager's contract. scanDec 7
  447. 447447S Special Meeting of the City Council for December 11, 2000 to consider the site for a new main public library. scanDec 11
  448. 448448S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the siting of the main library. scanDec 11
  449. 449449S Communication from Frances J. Wirta transmitting concerns regarding the siting of the new main library. scanDec 11
  450. 450450S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-91, regarding a report on the timeline for choosing a contractor and undertaking the renovation at Magazine Beach. Consent Agenda Item #3 scanDec 18
  451. 451451S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-129, regarding a report Concord Avenue traffic calming. Consent Agenda Item #4 scanDec 18
  452. 452452S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-50, regarding a report on what changes in regulations and/or other measures are necessary for Cambridge to initiate a Section 9 pilot program. Consent Agenda Item #5 scanDec 18
  453. 453453S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-50A, regarding a report on a plan for financial and other types of collaborative support to Training Innovations, Inc. Consent Agenda Item #10 scanDec 18
  454. 454454S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-132, regarding a report on unlocking the tennis courts at CRLS for use by the public. Consent Agenda Item #11 scanDec 18
  455. 455455S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-128, regarding a report on violations of the Responsible Employer Ordinance by Revoli Construction. Consent Agenda Item #12 scanDec 18
  456. 456456S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-115, regarding a report on a review of the policies and procedures regarding the demarcation of utilities in certain sensitive areas during major capital projects. Consent Agenda Item #13 scanDec 18
  457. 457457S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-69, regarding a report on pedestrian and vehicle safety at the Fresh Pond Shopping Center. Consent Agenda Item #14 scanDec 18
  458. 458458S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 00-123, regarding a report on the status of wheelchair accessibility at all polling places. Consent Agenda Item #15 scanDec 18
  459. 459459S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative Awaiting Report Item Number 00-47, regarding a report on recommendations to preserve trees and prevent conflict. Consent Agenda Item #21 scanDec 18
  460. 460460S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the Final Neighborhood Conservation District Study Report for the Marsh Neighborhood. Consent Agenda Item #17 scanDec 18
  461. 461461S A communication was received from Joseph E. Connarton, Executive Director of Massachusetts Public Employee Administration Commission, transmitting the Fiscal Year 2002 Appropriation. Consent Communication #1 scanDec 18
  462. 462462S A communication was received from the Mindy S. Lubber, Regional Administrator, United States Environmental Protection Agency, transmitting information on a law passed by the city of Boston banning the sale of mercury fever thermometers in stores. Consent Communication #2 scanDec 18
  463. 463463S A communication was received from Ana Couto, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City on behalf of her mother. Consent Communication #16 scanDec 18
  464. 464464S A communication was received from Mary Cottrell, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications and Energy transmitting notice of a public hearing on January 16, 2001, at 10:00 a.m. on revising utility billing and termination procedures to expand the category of persons eligible for protection from utility service termination due to financial hardship. Consent Communication #17 scanDec 18
  465. 465465S Final Study Report for the Harvard Square Neighborhood Conservation District. Consent Agenda Item #18 (Order establishing Conservation District enclosed) scanDec 18
  466. 466466S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves, Chair of the Human Services Committee for a meeting held on October 28, 2000 for the purpose of receiving a presentation on current Cambridge demographics. Committee Report #1 scanDec 18
  467. 467467S A communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Transportation, Traffic and Parking Committee for a meeting held on November 30, 2000 to continue discussion on shuttle service and signage at bus stops in the city and any other issues relating to traffic in the city. Committee Report #3 scanDec 18
  468. 468468S A communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Government Operations, Rules and Claims Committee for a meeting held on December 6, 2000 for the purpose of reviewing and making recommendations regarding claims filed against the City by members of the public. Committee Report #4 scanDec 18
  469. 469469S A communication was received from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. transmitting a communication from Sheila R. McIntyre, Hearing Officer, regarding notice of a public hearing on January 17, 20001 at 7:00 a.m. at the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center on the proposal of Cambridge Electric Light Company to construct and operate an approximately 2.6 mile-long, underground 115 kilovolt electric transmission line in the City. Comms & Rpts #1 scanDec 18
  470. 470470S Communication was received from Councillor Henrietta Davis regarding a communication from Melissa Morse transmitting concern about cars running red lights in Central Square. Comms & Rpts #2 scanDec 18
  471. 471471S A communication was received from Councillor Jim Braude, Chair of the Government Operations, Rules and Claims Committee transmitting the goals of the City Council for FY2002. Comms & Rpts #3 scanDec 18

City Manager Requests

411 actions · № 1–415
  1. 11CM City Manager to present a plan by the January 24th City Council meeting to add a temporary research assistant for each City Councillor for the duration of the City Council term. Councillor Born Order #2 scanJan 10
  2. 22CM Investigate the possibility of purchasing land at the corner of Norfolk and Harvard Streets for the purpose of open space and report back on the status of this property. Councillors Decker, Galluccio and entire membership Order #4 scanJan 10
  3. 33CM Prepare an appropriation order to carry out the planning study recommendations by the Planning Board in conjunction with the Larkin Petition after consultation with Community Development Department. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #5 scanJan 10
  4. 44CM Prepare a three year, project-specific, schedule/plan for reference by the general public and the City Council regarding improvements and maintenance of playing fields, tot lots and tree pruning and planting. Councillor Born Order #1 scanJan 24
  5. 55CM Place the Josie Muolo Tot Lot on the priority list for replacement. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanJan 24
  6. 66CM Report to the City Council on a plan to effectively enforce the sidewalk snow clearance ordinance. Councillor Davis Order #4 scanJan 24
  7. 77CM Report to the City Council on modifications to the curb cut application procedures regarding notifying abutters to the property as calculated from the street address. Councillor Davis Order #5 scanJan 24
  8. 88CM All departments to cooperate with the US Census Cambridge Division as they work to count each and every Cantabrigian. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanJan 24
  9. 99CM Arrange a roundtable for the purpose of discussing the siting and funding for the new library. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanJan 24
  10. 1010CM Draft an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance that permits housing in any industrial districts in which housing in not allowed for the next City Council meeting. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanJan 24
  11. 1111CM Contact the MBTA regarding the bus shelter at 2525 Massachusetts Avenue, which was removed during construction last year, when will it be restored and report back to the City Council within two weeks. Councillor Galluccio Order #1 scanFeb 14
  12. 1212CM Confer with the Fire Chief and report on the number of existing imaging devices and whether that number provides adequate coverage. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanFeb 14
  13. 1313CM City Solicitor to provide a synopsis of the recent SJC case Broken Stone vs Town of Weston, with an analysis of relevance and/or applicability to Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanFeb 14
  14. 1414CM Support the continuation and importance of community gardens in Cambridge. Councillor Born Order #5 scanFeb 14
  15. 1515CM Present a revised snow ordinance to the City Council addressing concerns raised at the Roundtable on snow. Councillors Davis and Decker Order #6 scanFeb 14
  16. 1616CM Report on the transportation services available for seniors throughout the City. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanFeb 14
  17. 1717CM Report on the conditions, which precipitated the closure of 57 Inman Street and undertake a health assessment of all city-owned buildings and provide the findings to the City Council. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanFeb 14
  18. 1818CM Police to pay special attention to the safety situation at the convenient store at the corner of Dudley and Reed Streets. Councillor Born Order #11 scanFeb 14
  19. 1919CM Law Department to prepare an ordinance amendment to regulate the number of unregistered vehicles allowed in a residential yard. Councillor Davis Order #12 scanFeb 14
  20. 2020CM All City notifications to abutters should follow the curb cut notification policy now in effect. Councillors Davis and Galluccio Order #13 scanFeb 14
  21. 2121CM Provide training to the Community Policing personnel on the proper installation of car seats for children. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanMar 6
  22. 2222CM City departments to cooperate with the North Cambridge Crime Task Force on their National Night Out. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanMar 6
  23. 2323CM Install a public bench on Warren Street in front of the Warren Pals Club. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanMar 6
  24. 2424CM Negotiate with the management of 700 Huron Avenue to allow the bus service to pick up and drop off seniors at the entrance of 700 Huron Avenue instead of in front of 700 Huron Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanMar 6
  25. 2525CM Prepare briefing materials for the Annual Congressional City Conference. Councillor Davis Order #10 scanMar 6
  26. 2626CM The Housing Committee of the City Council to hold a televised public hearing regarding the conversion of the Cambridgeport Bank from a mutual thrift bank to a publicly traded stock company and its implications for affordable housing and other community support. Councillors Braude and Decker Order #12 scanMar 6
  27. 2727CM Move the crosswalk from Massachusetts Avenue and Clinton Street to Massachusetts Avenue between the Senior Center and City Hall and review with the MBTA of moving the bus stop at City Hall to Clinton Street. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanMar 6
  28. 2828CM Resolve the problems regarding accommodations for disabled seniors at the North Cambridge Senior Center and report back on the outcomes and include an analysis of why these problems have been pending for so long and what steps may be taken in the future for a timely resolution of any future problems. Vice Mayor Maher Order #14 scanMar 6
  29. 2929CM Paint the North Cambridge Senior Center and discuss their complaints about the cleanliness of the Center and report back to the City on this issue. Vice Mayor Maher Order #15 scanMar 6
  30. 3030CM Refer the immigrant voting rights in School Committee election to the Government Operations Committee and draft appropriate legislation for consideration by the City Council supporting the Voting Rights Initiative. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanMar 6
  31. 3131CM Finalize the Regulatory Use Agreement with the consultation of all existing parties regarding the conditions at 362 & 364 Rindge Avenue. Councillors Decker, Sullivan, Born and entire membership Order #18 scanMar 6
  32. 3232CM Consult with the Human Service Department with regard to the policy of closing of the youth centers during school vacation week and the new proposed fees for the youth center programs. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #19 scanMar 6
  33. 3333CM Invite the Community Learning Center for a presentation at the March 20th City Council meeting. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #20 scanMar 6
  34. 3434CM Contact the MBTA regarding elevators out of service on weekends at Park Street Station and ensure continuous service so that disabled people have access to public transit. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #21 scanMar 6
  35. 3535CM City Manager and staff to meet with the Government Operations Committee regarding goals of the City's departments that deal with public information. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #22 scanMar 6
  36. 3636CM Post the City Council Committee assignments on the world wide web as soon as possible and work with the City Clerk's Office to post committee meeting minutes. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #23 scanMar 6
  37. 3737CM Election Commission to use A-framed signs to remind people to vote and highlight voting places for future elections. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #24 scanMar 6
  38. 3838CM Contact the contractor in charge of Route 16 to find out when the Concord Avenue detour will end and the usual traffic route will be restored. Mayor Galluccio Order #1 scanMar 20
  39. 3939CM Confer with Media One and any other entity considering a cable franchise in Cambridge to include Celtic television as part of its television line up. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanMar 20
  40. 4040CM Confer with the Public Works Commissioner to establish a system for the City squares similar to the system established for the parks. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanMar 20
  41. 4141CM Coordinate a meeting towards participation by the City of Cambridge in the National League of Cities Conference to be held in Boston in December. Councillors Davis, Born and Mayor Galluccio Order #4 scanMar 20
  42. 4242CM Increase enforcement at the pedestrian crossing at Magazine and Green Streets and report back to the City Council. Councillor Davis Order #5 scanMar 20
  43. 4343CM Request for Housing Staff of the Community Development Department to develop a user-friendly guide to available housing in the City. Councillors Decker, Toomey, Reeves and Born Order #6 scanMar 20
  44. 4444CM Report on the possibility of depositing the City's funds with another institution instead of Fleet Bank Financial Corp. Councillor Braude Order #7 scanMar 20
  45. 4545CM Enter into and complete negotiations for a nominal lease agreement that will allow for the establishment of the Eruv District. — Agreement between City & North Charles Community Eruv, Inc enclosed. Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Braude, Davis, Born, Sullivan and Decker Order #10 scanMar 20
  46. 4646CM Develop a plan for City Council Committee monitoring of the City Manager's implementation of goals for City Council priorities for presentation to the Government Operations Committee. Councillor Davis Order #12 scanMar 20
  47. 4747CM Review signage on Concord Avenue and Alewife Brook Parkway informing travelers they are entering a rotary and thank the contractor for opening Concord Avenue. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanMar 20
  48. 4848CM Fund the adopt-a-planter program. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanApr 3
  49. 4949CM Update the City Council on the status of rehabilitation of firehouses. Vice Mayor Maher and Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanApr 3
  50. 5050CM Report back to the City Council regarding exterior lighting. Councillor Davis Order #3 scanApr 3
  51. 5151CM Set up a meeting with residents of Area 4 regarding police and safety issues and prepare a long term plan for maintaining safety and security in that neighborhood for consideration by the City Council. Vice Mayor Maher Order #4 scanApr 3
  52. 5252CM Expedite payment for election workers and report back to the City Council on the procedure for payment. Mayor Galluccio Order #7 scanApr 3
  53. 5353CM Review the public safety academy proposed by Middlesex County Sheriff James DiPaolo educating 11 and 12 year olds about the importance of public safety servants and what they do for the community. Mayor Galluccio Order #8 scanApr 3
  54. 5454CM Report on the timetable regarding renovations of Donnelly Field. Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanApr 3
  55. 5555CM Prepare a formula for long-range planning encompassing all school facilities and the administrative office space that extends beyond the five year Capital Planning Cycle. Councillor Davis Order #10 scanApr 3
  56. 5656CM Confer with Harvard University, MIT and Lesley College to enlist their cooperation in the CENSUS to get an accurate count of the population in Cambridge, which includes student population living in school dormitories. Councillor Davis Order #11 scanApr 3
  57. 5757CM Address the safety and maintenance needs of the King and King Open Schools' playground as soon as possible. Councillor Decker Order #12 scanApr 3
  58. 5858CM Convene a task force of citizens and city staff to study all potential incentives relating to property taxes for homeowners who are committed to keep their rental units affordable and report back to the City Council. Councillor Decker Order #13 scanApr 3
  59. 5959CM Investigate the City's method of assessing the value of assisted living projects which serve low and moderate income residents. Councillors Decker and Sullivan Order #14 scanApr 3
  60. 6060CM Install a four way stop signal at the corner of Sciarappa Street and Otis Street which has a senior center on one corner and a tot lot on another corner. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanApr 10
  61. 6161CM Report to the City Council by May 1, 2000 when the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Study will be available to the public. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanApr 10
  62. 6262CM Propose a timeline for finalizing the decision on a site for the Main Library. Councillor Davis Order #7 scanApr 10
  63. 6363CM Provide a legal opinion to the City Council whether a quorum is required for Ordinance Committee hearings on zoning amendments. Councillor Born and Vice Mayor Maher Order #8 scanApr 10
  64. 6464CM Assist the organizers of the annual May Day celebration in their organization of their May 1st rally on City Hall steps. Councillor Born Order #9 scanApr 10
  65. 6565CM Provide a schedule for replacing the inadequate lights at the Pemberton Tennis Courts. Councillor Born Order #11 scanApr 10
  66. 6666CM Prepare a zoning amendment limiting the amount of space in new construction, which can be designated as storage, or mechanical space and be exempt from the FAR requirements of the Zoning Ordinance. Councillor Born Order #12 scanApr 10
  67. 6767CM Support for Jobs for Bay State Grads and request the School Committee to retain this program in the FY01 Budget. Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Sullivan, Reeves, Decker and entire membership Order #14 scanApr 10
  68. 6868CM Seeking legal opinions and reporting back to the City Council on the jurisdiction of Cambridge regarding notice, affordable housing impact regarding Port Financial and convene a special task force to address the commitment of all banks in Cambridge. Councillors Braude and Decker Calendar Item #1 scanApr 24
  69. 6969CM Take appropriate steps to insure that there is dependable transportation to recreation and athletic programs for children and adults with special needs. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanApr 24
  70. 7070CM Control the rodent problem in the Gore, Fulkerson, Binney and Bent Street area, which has been caused by demolition and construction. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanApr 24
  71. 7171CM Confer with the Human Services and School Departments regarding the use of the new athletic fields at Magazine Beach. Mayor Galluccio Order #3 scanApr 24
  72. 7272CM Invite the Cambridge Electric Company to appear at a joint public hearing of the Public Safety and Finance Committee regarding disbanding Cambridge Electric Company and closing the Cambridge Service Center and send a representative to appear before the DET to express the City Council's opposition. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanApr 24
  73. 7373CM Remove/replace smashed bases on the new streetlights in Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #5 scanApr 24
  74. 7474CM Create a "Welcome Wagon" program to "greet" new residents of Cambridge. Councillor Braude Order #6 scanApr 24
  75. 7575CM Report on the progress made on the appointments to the Living Wage Committee. WITHDRAWN BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. Councillor Born Order #7 scanApr 24
  76. 7676CM Increase police presence in Area 4 immediately and cooperate with neighborhood leaders who are scheduling another neighborhood meeting. Councillor Born Order #9 scanApr 24
  77. 7777CM Fund the position in the Historical Commission FY 2001 Budget for the Oral History Project. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #10 scanApr 24
  78. 7878CM Recommendation to enable the public to gain access to the Hansen Complaint System and a telephone number to call in their complaints. Councillor Davis Order #3 scanMay 1
  79. 7979CM Accept M.G.L. Chapter 59 Section 5K, local option abatement for seniors to assist them in paying local property taxes through performing community work, and draft an ordinance to establish consistent rules and procedures for the program. Councillors Davis and Sullivan Order #7 scanMay 1
  80. 8080CM Consult with the Cambridge Women's Safety Network regarding improving night-time lighting in Area 4. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #9 scanMay 1
  81. 8181CM Increase the senior discount in the water rate. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanMay 8
  82. 8282CM Appropriate funds to pay for membership to the Massachusetts Clean Water Council to support efforts of securing funds from state and federal government for infrastructure upgrade. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanMay 8
  83. 8383CM Cambridge Arts Council confer with the City of Boston regarding replicating their Arts on the Common Program for the Cambridge Common. Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanMay 8
  84. 8484CM Public Works to schedule repaving and road work for Lincoln Lane. Councillor Born Order #4 scanMay 8
  85. 8585CM Report on the status of landscaping improvements on the area at the rear of Fire Headquarters. Councillor Born Order #7 scanMay 8
  86. 8686CM Form a special committee, Community Investment 2000, to outreach to new technology-oriented companies with a goal to engage them in civic, educational, and philanthropic life of Cambridge. Councillor Born and Vice Mayor Maher Order #8 scanMay 8
  87. 8787CM Televise the May 24, 2000 Ordinance Committee hearing on a proposed ordinance to strengthen the protections afforded by state law to existing tenants upon condominium conversion. Councillor Born Order #10 scanMay 8
  88. 8888CM Confer with the Housing Authority regarding elevator breakdowns at Putnam Apartments. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanMay 8
  89. 8989CM Investigate whether parking lot at Harvard's Soldiers Field Road assigned to Harvard buildings in Cambridge is relocated or altered requiring jurisdiction by the City of Cambridge. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #12 scanMay 8
  90. 9090CM Confer with the MDC and appropriate departments regarding installing a bubbler water source for the new landscaping at the new MDC tot lot at Memorial Drive and Mount Auburn Street. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #13 scanMay 8
  91. 9191CM Report on the recently posted "No Standing" signs on Matignon Road. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Order #14 scanMay 8
  92. 9292CM Report on the responsibility of cleaning city sidewalks and public squares. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanMay 15
  93. 9393CM Revise the nuisance fine schedule to work with the courts. Councillor Davis Order #2 scanMay 15
  94. 9494CM Report on and support the goal of building the new main library as a "green building." Councillor Davis Order #3 scanMay 15
  95. 9595CM Brief report on the progress of the Urban Ring. Councillor Davis Order #4 scanMay 15
  96. 9696CM Contact the MDC regarding the City's interest in being briefed about the masterplan for the Charles River Basin. Councillors Davis and Born Order #5 scanMay 15
  97. 9797CM Explore the creation of an office of constituent services and examine ways to provide greater access to city information and services. Councillor Braude Order #7 scanMay 15
  98. 9898CM Develop a process for receiving an Annual Town and Gown Report. Councillors Davis and Reeves Order #8 scanMay 15
  99. 9999CM Survey the number of limited equity coops and analyze the effects of tax assessments and address the viability of current coops and the feasibility of continuing the establishment of new coops. Councillor Decker Order #9 scanMay 15
  100. 100100CM Develop an emergency plan to respond to the needs of displaced fire victims including shelter, transportation and other immediate and long term needs. Councillor Decker Order #10 scanMay 15
  101. 101101CM Pass on deep and sincere gratitude to employees of the Traffic, Parking and Transportation and Community Development Departments for maintaining their high level of services under very challenging work conditions. Councillor Decker Order #11 scanMay 15
  102. 102102CM Provide the Ordinance Committee with written comparative zoning analysis of the proposed zoning changes compared with the present zoning before the next Ordinance Committee public hearing. Councillor Born Order #13 scanMay 15
  103. 103103CM MBTA requested to place shelters at each end of Aberdeen Avenue. Councillor Reeves Order #14 scanMay 15
  104. 104104CM Give the plantings at Cronin/Western Avenue and Central Square more attention to enhance the appearance in these areas. Councillor Reeves Order #15 scanMay 15
  105. 105105CM Contact the MBTA to provide a written explanation of the decision on the routing of several bus routes in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Order #18 scanMay 15
  106. 106106CM Adopt a policy similar to the City of Boston, which enforces cleanliness for public streets and areas, and report back whether such a plan could be adopted for Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #21 scanMay 15
  107. 107107CM Permanently repair the sprinkler system and include a push button for the sprinkler at the tot lot adjacent to the Kennedy School. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanJun 5
  108. 108108CM Challenge the issuance of any building permits and/or zoning relief regarding Harvard University's construction of a 21-story tower on the River. Councillor Sullivan and Councillor Born Order #2 scanJun 5
  109. 109109CM Secure from Harvard University an updated list of all property currently held by Harvard, the names under which the property's legal title is held and all Cambridge property in which Harvard owns some partial interest. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanJun 5
  110. 110110CM Provide the City/MDC's plan regarding active and passive recreational space or use at Magazine Beach. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanJun 5
  111. 111111CM Report on any action take on open space or any issues related to "Goose Meadow." Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanJun 5
  112. 112112CM Status of the planned improvements to Cambridge Street. Councillors Born and Davis Order #6 scanJun 5
  113. 113113CM Oppose the two statewide tax cuts, which will be on the ballot in November 2000. Councillors Born, Decker and Braude Order #7 scanJun 5
  114. 114114CM Prepare an alternate version of the proposed Harvard Square Historic District ordinance using the neighborhood conservation district model. Councillor Born Order #9 scanJun 5
  115. 115115CM Develop the capability of allowing certain municipal taxes, fees and fines and ordering vital documents and filing permits from the City's web site beginning July 1, 2001. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanJun 5
  116. 116116CM Investigate the ownership of the property on Broadway in Kendall Square and take appropriate steps to ensure that the fence is replaced. Vice Mayor Maher Order #12 scanJun 5
  117. 117117CM Forward an evaluation of the newsbox ordinance to the City Council. Councillor Davis Order #13 scanJun 5
  118. 118118CM Ensure the safety of bus passengers at the Mount Auburn Street bus stop in front of the Harvard Square post office by reconfiguring the sidewalk furniture, newsboxes and if possible allow for a bench. Councillor Davis Order #14 scanJun 5
  119. 119119CM Produce an informational pamphlet regarding the reduction of stormwater runoff that can be used by commercial and residential property owners. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanJun 5
  120. 120120CM Report on permitting requirements for Harvard graduate student housing complex. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanJun 5
  121. 121121CM City Manager to transmit a letter urging the state legislature to permit 25 miles per hour on city streets. Councillor Davis Order #18 scanJun 5
  122. 122122CM Draft an ordinance requiring developers of contaminated sites to post a sign notifying passers that the site is contaminated. Councillor Toomey Order #20 scanJun 5
  123. 123123CM Report on available building space for the Community Learning Center and the cost of moving the school and renovations. Councillor Decker Order #21 scanJun 5
  124. 124124CM Devise a program, which would give notice to affected parties before a business closes or moves out of Cambridge. Councillor Braude Order #22 scanJun 5
  125. 125125CM Report on the possibility of locating a new baseball stadium at the North Point section of Cambridge, and involve the neighborhood in any considerations of such location. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanJun 5
  126. 126126CM Provide comparable projections of the impacts of reductions in permitted commercial zoning densities relative to a continuation of current policies on traffic and level of congestion on city streets. Councillor Braude Order #24 scanJun 5
  127. 127127CM Determine the feasibility of converting the rail track area from Gore Street to the new AMGEN building to a park similar to Linear Park. Councillor Davis Order #25 scanJun 5
  128. 128128CM Provide information regarding the City's power to declare a building moratorium in specified area of the city pending discussions about zoning and traffic impacts on large scale billing projects. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanJun 5
  129. 129129CM Determine if persons who have moved from the YMCA and were participants in Community Development Department's governed programs are entitled to be paid relocation funds. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanJun 5
  130. 130130CM Beautify the triangular area between Draper Labs and One Kendall Square. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #31 scanJun 5
  131. 131131CM Report on the elimination of the summer and winter basketball leagues. Councillor Decker and entire membership Order #32 scanJun 5
  132. 132132CM Place a banner and bill board in front of the McCusker Building notifying the public that the building is closed and the new location of each department in large print so it can be read from the street. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanJun 12
  133. 133133CM Conduct a traffic and speed study on Eustis Street. Councillor Decker Order #2 scanJun 12
  134. 134134CM Change meters on Bishop Allen Drive to residential after five o'clock and replace the residential parking space on Bishop Allen Drive where Fleet Bank created alternative exit to their parking lot. Councillor Decker Order #3 scanJun 12
  135. 135135CM Review opportunities to increase the income eligibility limit for families participating in the City's first-time home buyer program and report back to the City Council by the July 31, 2000 City Council meeting. Mayor Galluccio Order #5 scanJun 12
  136. 136136CM Report on why the City wants resident to ask Harvard to pay for the annuals to be planted in the 35 planters throughout the Riverside neighborhood. Councillor Reeves Order #7 scanJun 12
  137. 137137CM Request zoning staff members of the Community Development Department to attend the June 13, 2000 meeting of the Riverside Planning groups at the Martin Luther King, Jr. School at 6:30 PM. Councillor Reeves Order #8 scanJun 12
  138. 138138CM Investigate the implementation of the Section 8 Home Ownership Program in Cambridge and report back to the City Council at the July 31, 2000 City Council meeting. Mayor Galluccio Order #9 scanJun 12
  139. 139139CM Discuss with W. R. Grace the purchase or use of a portion of property in North Cambridge for public recreation and open space. Mayor Galluccio Order #1 scanJun 19
  140. 140140CM Conduct a traffic/speed study on Tremont Street. Councillor Decker Order #2 scanJun 19
  141. 141141CM Report on the process to implement weekend voting and Internet voting. Councillors Davis, Braude, Decker and Born Order #3 scanJun 19
  142. 142142CM Survey the corner of Franklin and Hancock Streets regarding pedestrian safety. Councillor Decker Order #4 scanJun 19
  143. 143143CM Report on the implementation of the health and wellness program required for the Fire and Police Departments. Councillor Decker Order #5 scanJun 19
  144. 144144CM Report on recommendations to preserve significant trees and prevent conflicts between owners and neighbors. Councillors Davis and Braude Order #6 scanJun 19
  145. 145145CM Approve a community-planning project from housing to open space, growth management advocates, neighborhood groups and professional planners and facilitators for the fall. Councillor Decker Order #7 scanJun 19
  146. 146146CM Report on a policy to encourage the construction of roof top gardens. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanJun 19
  147. 147147CM Report on the study of providing property owners who own large numbers of housing units a tax break that makes up the gap between market rents and rents available to low income families. Councillor Decker Order #14 scanJun 19
  148. 148148CM Report on the impact cellular antennas have in residential neighborhoods and ensure that no permits for cellular antennas be issued until the report has been received by the City Council. Councillor Decker Order #15 scanJun 19
  149. 149149CM Ensure that young people in the City have safe and enjoyable activities for July 4th. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #23 scanJun 19
  150. 150150CM Abate the rodent problems in the vicinity of Cambridge and Willow Streets and Lopez Street. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #24 scanJun 19
  151. 151151CM Repair the manhole cover on Cambridge Street, near Marion Street. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #25 scanJun 19
  152. 152152CM Report on the elimination of a parking space on Huron Avenue. Councillor Decker and entire membership Order #26 scanJun 19
  153. 153153CM Appropriate measures to control the traffic flow to allow residents to enjoy July 4th fireworks. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #28 scanJun 19
  154. 154154CM Report on the lawsuit against the City regarding the domestic partnership benefits and registry. Councillors Decker, Reeves and entire membership Order #29 scanJun 19
  155. 155155CM Encourage the Police Commissioner to post and fill the vacant position of the Neighborhood Coordinator. Councillors Decker, Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #30 scanJun 19
  156. 156156CM Install historical plaques in North Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Maher Order #1 scanJul 31
  157. 157157CM Consult with the Superintendent of Schools regarding the Ownership and future use of the Fletcher School and give space to the Cambridge Learning Center in the Fletcher School building. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanJul 31
  158. 158158CM[?] Improve safety at the corner of Binney and Fulkerson Streets and work with Lyme Properties on the new development that will take place in this area. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanJul 31
  159. 159159CM Report on a plan for the establishment of permanent public toilet facilities. Councillor Braude Order #9 scanJul 31
  160. 160160CM Report on the progress of the implementation of the ADA in Cambridge Councillor Davis Order #10 scanJul 31
  161. 161161CM Confer with the MDC Commissioner regarding safety concerns for pedestrians at Magazine Street and Magazine Beach Pool. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanJul 31
  162. 162162CM Report on a viable plan for financial and other types of collaborate support to Training Innovations, Inc. Mayor Galluccio Order #13 scanJul 31
  163. 163163CM Report on MediaOne's practices regarding the provision Of competitive service in multifamily and commercial buildings. Mayor Galluccio Order#14 scanJul 31
  164. 164164CM Provide increased enforcement relative to trucks on Huron Avenue Vice Mayor Maher Order#15 scanJul 31
  165. 165165CM Increased enforcement on the "No Left Turn" at Lowell Street for vehicles travelling east on Mt. Auburn Street. Vice Mayor Maher Order #16 scanJul 31
  166. 166166CM Provide enforcement of the speed limits on Appleton Street Vice Mayor Maher Order #17 scanJul 31
  167. 167167CM Report on providing closed caption for thc hearing impaired for all televised council meetings and hearings Councillor Decker Order #18 scanJul 31
  168. 168168CM Report on the status and performance of the buses used for senior trips Councillor Decker Order #19 scanJul 31
  169. 169169CM Traffic study of speed on Magazine Street Councillor Decker Order #20 scanJul 31
  170. 170170CM Study on pedestrian crossing on Memorial Drive along Magazine Beach Councillor Decker Order #21 scanJul 31
  171. 171171CM Status of 187-199 Monsignor O'Brien Highway Construction Project Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanJul 31
  172. 172172CM Study on constructing a stunt park in Cambridge Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanJul 31
  173. 173173CM Update on graffiti enforcement in light of hate graffiti on storefront at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Bow Street Councillor Reeves Order #24 scanJul 31
  174. 174174CM Report on use of bike lanes along Concord Avenue and the relocation of existing bike lanes to Fresh Pond reservation Mayor Galluccio Order #25 scanJul 31
  175. 175175[?]CM Traffic calming study on Inman Street Councillor Braude Order #26 scanJul 31
  176. 176176CM Implementing a "211" telephone service in Cambridge Councillor Sullivan Order #27 scanJul 31
  177. 177177CM Implementing a "511" telephone service in Cambridge Councillor Sullivan Order #28 scanJul 31
  178. 178178CM Need for drafting an ordinance amendment on inert liquid gas installation in the city Councillor Davis Order #29 scanJul 31
  179. 179179CM Service delays on the Number 47 bus Councillor Davis Order #30 scanJul 31
  180. 180[180][?]CM Report on how the City will address letter to Jack Welch from Mary Kolesar of HUD Mayor Galluccio Order #31 scanJul 31
  181. 181181CM Increase the public's awareness of and protection from the West Nile virus Councillor Sullivan Order#32 scanJul 31
  182. 182182CM Status of plans for Rindge School of Technical Arts Councillor Reeves Order #33 scanJul 31
  183. 183183CM Status on order to prepare amendments to the Zoning Ordinance limiting mechanical/storage FAR exemption Councillor Born Order #34 scanJul 31
  184. 184184CM Report on limitations on height of rooftop mechanical equipment Councillor Born Order #35 scanJul 31
  185. 185185CM Report on badly painted the parking meters around the city Councillor Born Order #36 scanJul 31
  186. 186186CM Pedestrian safety issues at the intersection of Mason and Garden Streets Councillor Born Order #37 scanJul 31
  187. 187187CM Timely notice to commercial and residential property owners to review proposals on traffic reduction and project design Councillor Sullivan Order #40 scanJul 31
  188. 188188CM Timeliness for notification to recipients of the Citywide Cambridge Scholarships Councillor Reeves Order #41 scanJul 31
  189. 189189CM Proposed construction of a new underground transmission line Councillor Reeves Order #42 scanJul 31
  190. 190190CM Report on what measures would be required to try the HUD program for use of Section 8 funds for mortgage payment in the Cambridge real estate market Councillor Braude and Mayor Galluccio Order #43 scanJul 31
  191. 191191CM Mediation of landlord/tenant dispute at 65, 65A, 65B and 71 Dana Street Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanJul 31
  192. 192192CM Replace crossing lights near Senior buildings with numeric/visual crossing lights in busy intersections Councillor Decker and entire membership Order #49 scanJul 31
  193. 193193CM Commonwealth Gas & Electric requested to clean up and improve their property on Memorial Drive at Western Avenue. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Order #50 scanJul 31
  194. 194194CM Repair to sidewalk in front of Truman Building. Councillor Decker and entire membership Order #51 scanJul 31
  195. 195195CM Report on the current status of the redesign of North Massachusetts Avenue. Mayor Galluccio Order #10 scanJul 31
  196. 196196CM Submit a home rule petition to increase the residential exemption for homeowners from 20% to 30%. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanSep 11
  197. 197197CM Investigate and report on fire prevention efforts such as programs to check if fire alarms/smoke detectors are functioning and any requirement for fire escapes on multi-family dwellings. Councillor Davis Order #2 scanSep 11
  198. 198198CM Report on comparative risks of the West Nile virus versus use of pesticides, the city's outreach plan and implementation of spraying. Councillors Braude and Davis Order #3 scanSep 11
  199. 199199CM Report on alternative mechanisms to finance affordable housing projects. Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Braude Order #4 scanSep 11
  200. 200200CM Install speed bumps in front of the Gold Star Mother's Park. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanSep 11
  201. 201201CM Report on the policies and procedures for providing information to business owners regarding recent robberies. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanSep 11
  202. 202202CM Report on what steps have been taken to improve the monthly bus service at the Millers River Apartments. Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanSep 11
  203. 203203CM Increase police patrol in East Cambridge due to the increase in robberies and house breaks. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanSep 11
  204. 204204CM Report on the enforcement of the vicious dogs ordinance. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanSep 11
  205. 205205CM "Protecting Our Elders" conference on September 22, 2000 at Bunker Hill Community College offered by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanSep 11
  206. 206206CM Dedicate the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Brookline Street in honor of Mark Sandman on September 24, 2000. Councillor Reeves Order #11 scanSep 11
  207. 207207CM Procedures and actions taken with regard to recent personnel issues and complaints at DPW. Councillor Decker Order #12 scanSep 11
  208. 208208CM Provide increased police patrols in the Strawberry Hill neighborhood. Vice Mayor Maher Order #13 scanSep 11
  209. 209209CM Schedule for installation of bus shelter at corner of Erie and Brookline Streets. Councillors Davis and Decker Order #14 scanSep 11
  210. 210210CM Meeting with Health Department officials to develop better notification process for spraying of West Nile Virus in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #15 scanSep 11
  211. 211211CM Request MIT and Harvard to provide additional information on expansion plans for the September 25th round table. Councillors Davis and Braude Order #16 scanSep 11
  212. 212212CM Request that Harvard provide copies of institutional master plan. Councillors Davis and Braude Order #17 scanSep 11
  213. 213213CM MIT to work with Affordable Housing Trust to identify small parcels appropriate for residential affordable housing use. Councillors Davis and Braude Order #18 scanSep 11
  214. 214214CM Improvements to the Gold Star Pool. Mayor Galluccio Order #19 scanSep 11
  215. 215215CM Dedication of a corner at Magazine Street and Perry in honor of Robert C. Quinton. Mayor Galluccio Order #20 scanSep 11
  216. 216216CM Dedication of a corner at Madison Avenue and Columbus in honor of Mary Agnes O'Rourke. Mayor Galluccio Order #21 scanSep 11
  217. 217217CM Report on the building plans and relocation of the Harvard Square Post Office. Councillors Braude and entire membership Order #22 scanSep 11
  218. 218218CM Report on the current make-up, mission and functioning of the Central Square Advisory Committee. Councillor Decker Order #23 scanSep 11
  219. 219219CM Land acquisition for the purpose of constructing active recreational open space in the eastern part of the City of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #24 scanSep 11
  220. 220220CM Traffic conditions at the Fresh Pond Shopping Center. Councillor Born Order #26 scanSep 11
  221. 221221CM Establish a plan to ensure that City Manager communicates significant occurrences and facts to the City Council quickly. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #27 scanSep 11
  222. 222222CM Any action to rename the Maynard School to include the name of Joseph Maynard in the selection process. Councillors Toomey, Born, Mayor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Maher and Councillor Sullivan Order #28 scanSep 11
  223. 223223CM Report on feasibility of Windsor Street becoming one-way heading into Somerville. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Order #29 scanSep 11
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  225. 225225CM Reaffirming of a "No Net Loss of Open Space Policy" in the City of Cambridge. Charter Right Exercised by Councillor Sullivan 9/18/00. Councillor Born Order #25 scanSep 18
  226. 226226CM Hearing on allowing sixteen and seventeen year olds to vote in certain municipal elections. [handwritten: Hearing before Gov't Op. Committee] Councillor Braude Order #1 scanSep 18
  227. 227227CM Report on powers of regulation open to the city on telecommunications facilities. Councillor Davis Order #3 scanSep 18
  228. 228228CM Report on the supply and demand of handicapped accessible housing. Councillor Davis Order #4 scanSep 18
  229. 229229CM Laws regulating scooters on sidewalks. Councillor Davis Order #5 scanSep 18
  230. 230230CM Review of the city's home page to provide links that will enable citizens to find services more easily. Councillor Decker Order #6 scanSep 18
  231. 231231CM Truck ban on Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanSep 18
  232. 232232CM Truck ban on Warren Street. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanSep 18
  233. 233233CM Report on safety issues by the daily truck volume on Gore Street. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanSep 18
  234. 234234CM Steps to receive fund under the revised Community Preservation Act and plans/recommendations for implementation. Councillors Davis and Born Order #10 scanSep 18
  235. 235235CM Report on whether the upper windows at City Hall will be made operational at the completion of the window restoration. Councillor Born Order #11 scanSep 18
  236. 236236CM Round Table Meeting scheduled for October 23, 2000 cancelled and a Special City Council Meeting scheduled for October 23, 2000 for the site selection of a new library. Councillor Sullivan Order #12Sep 18
  237. 237237CM Oppose NSTAR/Cambridge Electric in seeking rate increases in Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanSep 18
  238. 238238CM Prevent NSTAR/Cambridge Electric from closing service centers at both Blackstone Street and Third Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanSep 18
  239. 239239CM Transmit all truck related reports and committee meeting minutes to MAPC for the October 3, MAPC Regional Truck Study Committee hearing at Cambridge City Hall. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanSep 18
  240. 240240CM Assisting volunteers who desire to organize a citywide yard sale. Councillor Sullivan Order #16 scanSep 18
  241. 241241CM Review police enforcement of truck bans, particularly in East Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanSep 18
  242. 242242CM Mayor appoint a special subcommittee of the City Council to work on a municipal facilities master plan. Vice Mayor Maher Order #18 scanSep 18
  243. 243243CM Support the concept of having a "Barrier Free Park" in the City. Vice Mayor Maher Order #19 scanSep 18
  244. 244244CM Review the current city programs for enforcement, prevention and graffiti removal. Vice Mayor Maher Order #20 scanSep 18
  245. 245245CM Possibility of on-line payment of parking tickets and ordering of parking permits. Vice Mayor Maher Order #21 scanSep 18
  246. 246246CM Request that the Urban Ring serve the residential population of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #22 scanSep 18
  247. 247247CM The remediation project for 57 Inman Street is rescinded from the referral to the Finance Committee. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scanSep 18
  248. 248248CM Report on the potential ending of the Parking Freeze as soon as possible. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #24 scanSep 18
  249. 249249CM Appropriate steps to decrease the speed limit to 25 miles per hour on Inman Street Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #25 scanSep 18
  250. 250250CM Fawcett Oil Company violations of the court order banning commercial truck traffic on Cottage Park Avenue. Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Order #26 scanSep 18
  251. 251251CM Request for West Nile Virus meeting be rescheduled so as not conflict with the Presidential debates. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #27 scanSep 18
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  253. 253253CM Traffic Study at the stop sign at the corner of Fairview Avenue and Oxford Street. Councillor Decker Order #1 scanOct 2
  254. 254254CM Dedication of the corner of Kinnaird Street and Western Avenue in honor of Evelyn Pearson. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanOct 2
  255. 255255CM Effort to coordinate traffic enforcement on Line Street and the surrounding areas. CouncillorToomey Order #3 scanOct 2
  256. 256256CM Space for senior citizen activity center in East Cambridge and to possibly include the city-owned fire station at Gore and Third Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanOct 2
  257. 257257CM The sign at the corner of Warren and Porter Strets replaced commemorating the 75th anniversary of Saint Cosmos and Damian. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Maher Order #5 scanOct 2
  258. 258258CM Ensure that police officers are trained in proper enforcement of Noise Ordinance. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanOct 2
  259. 259259CM Reports from consultants regarding the site selection for a new library. Councillor Born Order #7 scanOct 2
  260. 260260CM Study on the potential use of a site of Huron Avenue for the West Cambridge Youth Center. Mayor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Decker, Toomey, Born, Braude, Reeves and Davis Order #8 scanOct 2
  261. 261261CM An appropriate area in front of St. Paul'ls RomanCatholic church dedicated to the religious men and women of the parish. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #9 scanOct 2
  262. 262262CM Support for the actions of the Redevelopment Authority to secure federal or state funds for the acquisition of the NSTAR (ComGas) land. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanOct 2
  263. 263263CM Review of the Living Wage Ordinance to date. Vice Mayor Maher Order #11 scanOct 2
  264. 264264CM Dedication of the corner of Marney and Berkshire Streets in honor of Pat Morano. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanOct 2
  265. 265265CM Parking difficulties on Riverside Place and why Riverside Place is not "Permit Parking Only." Councillor Decker Order #13 scanOct 2
  266. 266266CM Report on cross walk at the intersection of Huron and Cutler Avenues. Councillor Sullivan and ViceMayor Maher Order #14 scanOct 2
  267. 267267CM Report on funding sources for community planning. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanOct 2
  268. 268268CM Immediate return of the system-wide maps to MBTA Red Line cars. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanOct 2
  269. 269269CM Roundtable discussion to be scheduled on the status of athletic fields. Councillor Decker Order #17 scanOct 2
  270. 270270CM Consider Riverside Place for conversion to a private way. Councillor Born Order #18 scanOct 2
  271. 271271CM Alleviate heavy congestion at the intersection of Walden and Garden Streets and Walden and Sherman Streets. Councillor Born Order #19 scanOct 2
  272. 272272CM Hold a public meeting on restrictions on rush hour traffic in the Mount Auburn Street/Brattle Street area and the effect on neighborhood residents of the area. Councillor Born Order #20 scanOct 2
  273. 273273CM Program similar to Jamaica Plain where homeowners donate some of their profits to help low-income tenants in the area. Councillor Sullivan Order #21 scanOct 2
  274. 274274CM Recent increase of rodents and skunks in Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #22 scanOct 2
  275. 275275CM Issues relative to service since the merger of the electric companies. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanOct 2
  276. 276276CM Monitor traffic conditions in Meacham Road. Councillor Decker Order #24 scanOct 2
  277. 277277CM Monitor pedestrian safety conditions on Huron Avenue, between Gardena and Sherman Streets. Councillor Decker Order #25 scanOct 2
  278. 278278CM Explore the possibility of developing a mentoring program. Councillor Decker Order #26 scanOct 2
  279. 279279CM Study on closing a portion of Lopez Avenue and extending the existing Costa Park. Councillor Toomey Order #27 scanOct 2
  280. 280280CM Review whether there are plantings that can thrive at Ben Oken Plaza (the southern entry to Harvard Square.) Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanOct 2
  281. 281281CM Extremely dangerous situation on Francis Street as motorists drive two-ways on this one-way street. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanOct 2
  282. 282282CM Urge Police commissioner to participate in Police Review Advisory Board community-wide forum on police racial profiling. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanOct 2
  283. 283283CM Update on status of previously requested study of college enrollment. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanOct 2
  284. 284284CM Ensure the capability to make changes to correct the scrolling of the City Council agenda items over the weekend. Councillor Decker and entire membership Order #32 scanOct 2
  285. 285285CM Steps to ensure that the North Cambridge Senior Center. Is in full compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. (ADA) Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership Order #33 scanOct 2
  286. 286286CM Evaluation of the Hansen computerized work order system. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanOct 16
  287. 287287CM Effects on residential taxes and city finances of taxation and budget strategies Councillor Braude Order #2 scanOct 16
  288. 288288CM Timeline for choosing a contractor and undertaking the renovations at Magazine Beach. Councillor Davis Order #3 scanOct 16
  289. 289289CM City Council meeting of November 27, 2000 cancelled due to the Thanksgiving Holiday. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Born Order #4 scanOct 16
  290. 290290CM Concerns of public safety and level of service relative to the Cambridge Electric/NSTAR's closing of their Cambridge service centers. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanOct 16
  291. 291291CM Underground drainage system installed during renovations of City Hall. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanOct 16
  292. 292292CM Report on the impact on Cambridge should Questions 4 and 6 be approved by the voters this November ballot. Councillor Braude Order #7 scanOct 16
  293. 293293CM Assign a School Crossing Guard at the intersection of Cambridge and Windsor Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanOct 16
  294. 294294CM Dedication of the corner Massachusetts Avenue and Harvey Street in honor of Frank "The Barber" Minnelli. Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #9 scanOct 16
  295. 295295CM Services provided to participants in the Nine-Week Program during and after their employment. Mayor Galluccio Order #10 scanOct 16
  296. 296296CM Report on the current status of efforts to develop a skate park in Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Order #11 scanOct 16
  297. 297297CM Report on the police incident at 1100 Massachusetts Avenue Councillor Davis Order #12 scanOct 16
  298. 298298CM Report on the reasons for the extended closing of Oxford Street Councillor Born Order #13 scanOct 16
  299. 299299CM Posting of signs that give clear and sufficient warning to drivers of alternative points. Councillor Decker Order #14 scanOct 16
  300. 300300CM Ownership of the rail spur formerly serving NECCO as possible open space, a bike trail or other public use. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanOct 16
  301. 301301CM Graffiti on mailboxes, especially in Cambridgeport Councillor Davis Order #16 scanOct 16
  302. 302302CM Designating one individual to coordinate city operations related to energy conservation and efficiency. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanOct 16
  303. 303303CM Planning study of the Riverside Neighborhood to analyze further growth and recommend zoning measures and to address community concerns. Councillor Davis Order #18 scanOct 16
  304. 304304CM Report on forming a partnership with the MDC to develop MDC open space at North Point. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #19 scanOct 16
  305. 305305CM The Government Operations Committee to schedule an additional community meeting to hear City Council priorities for FY02 from small business owners in Cambridge. Councillor Braude and entire membership Order #20 scanOct 16
  306. 306306CM Steps to remove the bees in the Russell Field bleachers Mayor Galluccio and entire membership Order #21 scanOct 16
  307. 307307CM Provide an update on the sewer separation and roadway construction project at Fresh Pond. Mayor Galluccio Order #1 scanOct 23
  308. 308308CM Consider entering into a long-term lease with Blessed Sacrament School for the new home of the Community Learning Center. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Maher Order #2 scanOct 23
  309. 309309CM City staff and consultants to meet with Councillors at the Mid-Cambridge and Central Square library sites to answer questions about the new and past reports regarding a major addition to the library. Councillor Born Order #3 scanOct 23
  310. 310310CM Extension of public comment period relative to the substitution of the Vehicle Trip Reduction for the Commercial Parking Control Measures from October 18 to December 18, 2000. Councillor Born Order #4 scanOct 23
  311. 311311CM Confer with the Department of Public Works to repair loose cement blocks at the entrance way to the Area Four Youth Center. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanOct 23
  312. 312312CM Conduct a comprehensive feasibility study of the potential use of the recreational footprint adjacent to Glacken Field that is currently occupied by tennis courts for a new West Cambridge Youth Center. Mayor Galluccio Order #6 scanOct 23
  313. 313313CM Report on results of discussions with AT&T regarding the addition of the Food Channel to cable programming Mayor Galluccio Order #7 scanOct 23
  314. 314314CM Conduct a study to determine the feasibility of using the youth centers in the city for satellite senior drop in centers in conjunction with the programming offered at the main senior center in Central Square Councillor Toomey and Mayor Galluccio Order #8 scanOct 23
  315. 315315CM Transmit a request for copies of the School Committee's statement on the new public library for the Special City Council meeting on October 30, 2000 Councillor Davis Order #9 scanOct 23
  316. 316316CM Contact the Webmaster of the City of Cambridge to expand the accessibility of the Cambridge website for individuals with disabilities. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanOct 23
  317. 317317CM Report on how the imposing of program fees has affected participation at youth centers throughout the City. Councillor Toomey Order #11 scanOct 23
  318. 318318CM Direct the City Solicitor to clarify the 15% affordable housing component to the inclusionary zoning ordinance. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanOct 23
  319. 319319CM Display of all awards the City of Cambridge receives, such as the Massachusetts Historical Award and the ICLE Award. Councillor Davis Order #13 scanOct 23
  320. 320320CM Urge MBTA to make the purchase of weekly passes easier by providing many locations to purchase them. Mayor Galluccio Order #14 scanOct 23
  321. 321321CM Concern over late service on the Route 72 bus and concern over cuts to bus routes in Cambridge. Mayor Galluccio Order #15 scanOct 23
  322. 322322CM Coordinate a list of wheelchair accessible units under construction and available immediately. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanOct 23
  323. 323323CM Schedule a special meeting to make a decision on the siting of a main library. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #17 scanOct 23
  324. 324324CM Provide information from city residents regarding activities in certain quarters of the city.' Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #18 scanOct 23
  325. 325325CM Schedule a meeting to hear from the youth about their priorities. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #19 scanOct 23
  326. 326326CM Dedicate the Jeanne V. Burton Bench at the Star Market at University Park. Councillors Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #20 scanOct 23
  327. 327327CM Recommend an appropriation of $15,000 to C.E.O.C. to cover some of the costs of the annual holiday meal. Councillors Decker, Reeves, Sullivan, Davis, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Toomey, Braude, Born and Mayor Galluccio Order #21 scanOct 23
  328. 328328CM That Public Works Dept. ensure that Cambridge Street is in adequate condition for the winter weather. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #22 scanOct 23
  329. 329329CM Schedule an eighth meeting to discuss the FY2001 City Council goals and priorities at a time convenient for senior citizens. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scanOct 23
  330. 330330CM Dedication of a corner in the vicinity of Upland Road and Richdale Avenue in honor of Edward and Virginia McNulty. Order #1 Vice Mayor Maher scanNov 6
  331. 331331CM Deterioration of the median rails on McGrath Highway in East Cambridge in front of the Holiday Inn. Order #3 Councillor Decker scanNov 6
  332. 332332CM Using the site behind the VFW adjacent to Huron Towers for the West Cambridge Youth Center. Order #5 Vice Mayor Maher scanNov 6
  333. 333333CM Dedication of the corner of Rindge Avenue and Sargent Street in honor of Captain Alfred Lange. Order #6 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  334. 334334CM Provide residents with online access to finance reports filed by candidates for City Council and School Committee for the next municipal election. Order #7 Councillor Toomey scanNov 6
  335. 335335CM Report on demarcation of utilities during major capitol projects to reduce hazardous situations. Order #8 Councillor Toomey scanNov 6
  336. 336336CM Report on procedures for residents in the vicinity of 364 Third Street to report any instances of drastically reduced air quality during the construction project. Order #11 Councillor Toomey scanNov 6
  337. 337337CM Report on actions to maximize long-term employment opportunities for Cambridge residents. Order #12 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  338. 338338CM Report on developing an instruction tennis program for the young people of Cambridge beginning in the summer of 2001. Order #13 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 6
  339. 339339CM Signs posted stating the speed limit on Blanchard Road from Concord Avenue to the Belmont line. Order #16 Vice Mayor Maher scanNov 6
  340. 340340CM Home rule petition to enable certain non-citizen residents to vote in Cambridge School Committee elections. Order #17 Councillor Braude scanNov 6
  341. 341341CM Review of procedures to inform veterans of statutory property tax exemptions. Order #19 Vice Mayor Maher scanNov 6
  342. 342342CM Report on tax abatements in which property owners give city right of first refusal on property sold for securing open space and/or affordable housing. Order #22 Councillor Born scanNov 6
  343. 343343CM Report on ordinances which govern the obstruction of sidewalks by private property owners. Order #23 Councillor Born scanNov 6
  344. 344344CM Report on whether the City can require tow companies doing business with the city to accept credit cards for retrieval of private vehicles. Order #24 Councillor Born scanNov 6
  345. 345345CM Report on a timetable for removing a dead tree on Arlington Street and a timetable for planting a tree in front of Walnut Street. Order #25 Councillor Born scanNov 6
  346. 346346CM Curtail the leaf blowing next to CRLS while classes are in session. Order #26 Councillor Davis scanNov 6
  347. 347347CM Steps to have the City Council Agenda read aloud at the meeting to accommodate visually impaired citizens of Cambridge. Order #27 Councillor Davis scanNov 6
  348. 348348CM Siting materials related library proposal at Broadway to be transmitted to the School Committee and Superintendent of Schools. Order #28 Councillors Davis and Braude scanNov 6
  349. 349349CM Dedication of a suitable location in the Agassiz Neighborhood in honor of Leslie "Bunny" Wood. Order #29 Councillor Reeves scanNov 6
  350. 350350CM Riverside Neighborhood residents want to see walking police patrols in the neighborhood. Order #30 Councillor Reeves scanNov 6
  351. 351351CM Better monitoring of water main construction on Massachusetts Avenue between Sidney and Vassar Streets. Order #31 Councillor Reeves scanNov 6
  352. 352352CM Determine if parking consideration can be granted during construction for business affected by water main and Lafayette Square construction. Order #32 Councillor Reeves scanNov 6
  353. 353353CM Replacement of street light at 282 Western Avenue. Order #33 Councillor Reeves scanNov 6
  354. 354354CM Report on the incident where a group numbering up to forty persons engaged in a melee in the Riverside Area. Order #34 Councillor Reeves scanNov 6
  355. 355355CM The December 11, 2000 meeting of the City Council to be cancelled and replaced with a special meeting about the site of the new public library. Order #35 Councillor Davis scanNov 6
  356. 356356CM Court order that prohibits Cambridge from paying domestic partner health benefits from public health funds. Order #36 Councillor Decerk and entire membership scanNov 6
  357. 357357CM Increase police patrol in the vicinity of Jefferson Street in the area of the Warren Pals Tot Lot. Order #37 Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanNov 6
  358. 358358CM Report on status of wheelchair accessibility at all polling places. Order #1 Councillor Toomey scanNov 20
  359. 359359CM A copy of the City Council Agenda be delivered to the Senior Center on the Friday before the City Council meetings. Order #2 Councillor Sullivan scanNov 20
  360. 360360CM Traffic enforcement at the pedestrian light on River Street and Memorial Drive. Order #3 Councillor Decker scanNov 20
  361. 361361CM Pedestrian safety at the corners of Western Avenue and River Street along Pleasant Street. Order #4 Councillor Decker scanNov 20
  362. 362362CM Report on services for seniors in need of minor home repairs. Order #5 Councillor Decker scanNov 20
  363. 363363CM Pedestrian traffic concerns at the corner of Brookline Street and Putnam Avenue. Order #6 Councillor Decker scanNov 20
  364. 364364CM Government Operations, Rules and Claims Committee hold a hearing on residents' claims against the city 30 days after a report is made from the Law Department. Order #7 Councillors Decker and Braude scanNov 20
  365. 365365CM Report on the cost of making the Main Public Library meet building code and ADA requirements for an alternative use. Order #8 Councillor Sullivan scanNov 20
  366. 366366CM Conduct a pedestrian safety study along Meacham Road. Order #9 Councillor Decker scanNov 20
  367. 367367CM Improve pedestrian safety at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Pleasant Street. Order #10 Vice Mayor Maher scanNov 20
  368. 368368CM Repair the sidewalks at 830 Massachusetts Avenue. Order #11 Councillor Sullivan scanNov 20
  369. 369369CM Investigate Ravoli Construction for violation of the Responsible Employer Ordinance. Order #12 Councillor Sullivan scanNov 20
  370. 370370CM Committee in Human Services conduct a public meeting to discuss the implementation and eligibility guidelines of the School Lunch Program. Order #13 Vice Mayor Maher scanNov 20
  371. 371371CM Superior Court ruling that the City cannot continue to provide health care benefits to some of City employees and that the City provide COBRA benefits for them. Order #14 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 20
  372. 372372CM Report on traffic calming improvements along Concord Avenue in area near the intersection of Concord Avenue and Fayerweather Street. Order #15 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 20
  373. 373373CM Funds to hold a reception to recognize citizen volunteers on the City's Boards and Commissions. Order #16 Mayor Galluccio scanNov 20
  374. 374374CM CRLS Music room status during library expansion. Order #17 Councillors Born, Davis, Braude and Decker scanNov 20
  375. 375375CM Report on how to help increase opportunities to showcase artists of Cambridge. Order #18 Councillor Decker scanNov 20
  376. 376376CM Report on the cost differential at potential Central Library site and proposed library expansion. Order #19 Councillors Decker, Braude, Born and Davis scanNov 20
  377. 377377CM Visiting Nurses Association policy that prohibits home healthcare aides from using keys to gain access to clients' homes Order #20 Councillor Toomey scanNov 20
  378. 378378CM Report on the supervisory role of the Police Review and Advisory Board. Order #22 Councillor Reeves scanNov 20
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  381. 381381CM Repair street lights and increase foot patrols and police patrols at Magazine, Hamilton and Prince Streets. Order #1 Councillor Sullivan scanDec 4
  382. 382382CM Repair and pave Aberdeen Avenue. Order #2 Councillor Sullivan scanDec 4
  383. 383383CM Proposed amendment to the Responsible Employer section of the Cambridge Employment Plan. Order #3 Councillors Sullivan, Decker and Toomey — See Ordinance 2001. scanDec 4
  384. 384384CM Why Harvest Co-op will not honor WIC vouchers. Order #4 Councillor Born scanDec 4
  385. 385385CM Putnam Avenue residents' concern for removal of barbed wire from Blackstone Street/Putnam Avenue steam-generating plant. Order #5 Mayor Galluccio and Councillor Sullivan scanDec 4
  386. 386386CM Compliance of Middlesex Superior Court order that the Fawcett Oil Company could not use Cottage Park Avenue as a means of access for commercial vehicles. Order #6 Vice Mayor Maher scanDec 4
  387. 387387CM Traffic study of Essex Street. Order #7 Councillor Decker scanDec 4
  388. 388388CM Report on police response to residents of 2 Mt. Auburn Street calling about the loud noise (music) emanating from the Flag/Banks Street area on the day of the Harvard-Yale Game. Order #8 Councillor Reeves scanDec 4
  389. 389389CM Facades improving the streetscape in Central Square from Sidney Street to Hancock Street and Bishop Allen Drive from Main Street to Inman Street. Order #9 Councillor Reeves scanDec 4
  390. 390390CM Funding for the renovation of the War Memorial and whether it is tied to funding to building the new main library. Order #10 Councillor Davis scanDec 4
  391. 391391CM Permits for a new main public library. Order #11 Councillor Davis scanDec 4
  392. 392392CM Progress of plans for open space at North Point. Order #12 Councillor Born scanDec 4
  393. 393393CM Alternative coverage when First Security ends its coverage in Cambridge. Order #13 Councillor Reeves scanDec 4
  394. 394394CM New location of bus stops on Massachusetts Avenue, Barron Plaza and Garden Street. Order #14 Councillor Reeves scanDec 4
  395. 395395CM Disappointment of the Cambridge Veterans' Organization at the lack of coverage by the Cambridge Cable TV of veteran events. Order #15 Councillor Toomey and Mayor Galluccio scanDec 4
  396. 396396CM City Manager to coordinate a public hearing with the Health Department regarding the air quality issues at the construction project at 364 Third Street. Order #16 Councillor Toomey scanDec 4
  397. 397397CM Decision to reduce MBTA service of certain routes within the city. Order #17 Mayor Galluccio, Councillors Born, Decker and entire membership scanDec 4
  398. 398398CM Action of the City Council on the landmark proposal for Cedar Square, Cedar Street and McLean Place. Order #18 Councillor Born and entire membership scanDec 4
  399. 399399CM Moving of bus stop at Sparks Street. Order #19 Councillor Davis and entire membership scanDec 4
  400. 400400CM Unlocking tennis courts at CRLS for use by the public. Order #20 Councillors Davis, Sullivan, Mayor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 4
  401. 401401CM Continued support of the Cambridge community Chorus. Order #21 Councillor Davis and entire membership scanDec 4
  402. 402402CM Referral of testimony of Karen Carmean on the renovation of the War Memorial Building. Order #22 Vice Mayor Maher and entire membership scanDec 4
  403. 403403CM Bond authorization for renovations to the War Memorial facility for a City Council vote. Councillor Born, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Davis and Mayor Galluccio Order #2 scanDec 18
  404. 404404CM Assessment of capital needs and maintenance of all branch libraries. Councillor Decker Order #3 scanDec 18
  405. 405405CM Develop a plan for renovating the Central Square Branch library. Councillor Decker Order #4 scanDec 18
  406. 406406CM Report on salaries of librarians and staff in comparable cities in the Commonwealth. Councillor Decker Order #5 scanDec 18
  407. 407407CM Procedure for appointment to neighborhood planning committees. Councillors Braude and Davis Order #6 scanDec 18
  408. 408408CM Establish a clear process for notification of snow days. Councillor Braude Order #7 scanDec 18
  409. 409409CM Feasibility of broadcasting City Council meetings and other municipal events over the Cambridge Municipal Website through streaming video Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanDec 18
  410. 410410CM Pedestrian safety issues at the corner of Willard Street and Mount Auburn Street. Councillor Born scanDec 18
  411. 411411CM Possibility of Home Rule legislation to set up a permanent Open Space Fund. Councillor Born Order #11 scan—
  412. 412412CM Update on the pilot after-school program at the Harrington School. Councillor Reeves Order #12—
  413. 413413CM Status of the Men of Color Task Force. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scan—
  414. 414414CM Expansion of library to include persons who will be innovative. Councillor Reeves Order #14 scan—
  415. 415415CM FY2002 City Council Goals. Councillors Braude, Davis, Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #15 scan—

Finance

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  1. 11F Appropriation of $425,000 to provide funds to continue implementation of community policing strategies. scanJan 10
  2. 22F Appropriation of a grant from the Mass Cultural Council for $2,940 to provide funds for an archival assistant and a portion of the general operating expenses of the Commission. scanFeb 14
  3. 33F Transfer of $2,950 to provide funds for the annual fifth grade girls sports day and for conference attendance. scanFeb 14
  4. 44F Relative to the 1998-1999 Annual Report. scanFeb 14
  5. 55F Transfer of $215,026 to support the current efforts of the City to prevent lead poisoning, as well as create and maintain affordable lead-safe housing for very low and low income families with young children. scanFeb 14
  6. 66F Transfer of $90,875 to provide funds to cover expenditures for 15 new recruits for medical testing and outfitting with protective gear. scanFeb 14
  7. 77F Appropriation of a grant from the Governor's Alliance Against Drugs for $13,000 to cover a portion of the salaries of two D.A.R.E. officers who are assigned to the Drug Abuse Resistance Program. scanFeb 14
  8. 88F Appropriation of $200,000 for the first phase of the Eastern Cambridge Planning Study. scanFeb 14
  9. 99F Appropriation of $7,000 to provide funds for the acquisition of a Freeze-Frame Digital ID system which will be used for Taxicab Driver Licenses as well as City Employee IDs. scanFeb 14
  10. 1010F Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the City's FY1999 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. scanFeb 14
  11. 1111F Appropriation of $25,000 to fund real estate appraisal and design services to assist the City in the Library site selection process. scanFeb 14
  12. 1212F Transfer of $3,250 to provide funds for additional advertising and graphic design costs. scanFeb 14
  13. 1313F Appropriation of a donation $1,850 to provide funds for the design and production of plaques to be presented to property owners honored by the Commission's Preservation Recognition Program. scanFeb 14
  14. 1414F Appropriation of $10,000 to fund design services for the library selection process. scanMar 6
  15. 1515F Appropriation of $204,749.25 to provide funds to support new affordable housing development for low and moderate income residents of the City. scanMar 6
  16. 1616F Appropriation of $300,000 to be used to support the acquisition and development of affordable rental housing at the Squirrel Brand Properties. scanMar 6
  17. 1717F Appropriation of $9,975 to provide funds for alcohol, tobacco and other drug prevention training for Cambridge youth and their parents. scanMar 6
  18. 1818F Appropriation of $40,000 to provide funds to enable the North Cambridge Crime Task Force to cover the salary of its part-time coordinator, operating expenses, and travel and training expenses. scanMar 6
  19. 1919F Appropriation of $7,225 to provide funds for food purchases for the Senior Food Pantry. scanMar 6
  20. 2020F Appropriation of $500 to provide funds to cover operating expenses at the Youth Employment Office at CRLS. scanMar 6
  21. 2121F Appropriation of $902 to cover a portion of the costs of part-time teachers serving on curriculum and professional development teams at the Cambridge Learning Center. scanMar 6
  22. 2222F Appropriation of $16,701 to provide funds for a portion of the salaries of part-time teachers and instructors at the Community Learning Center, workshop and conference attendance for these teachers and instructors, and the cost of a consultant. scanMar 6
  23. 2323F Appropriation of $65,605 to provide funds for substance abuse services for seniors, transportation services for seniors to medical appointments, and instructors at the Citywide Senior Center. scanMar 6
  24. 2424F Transfer $18,000 to provide funds for instructors and supplies to enable the Community Learning Center (CLC) to provide funds for instructors and supplies to enable the CLC to conduct the ESL/computer class for Area Four residents in collaboration with the Margaret Fuller House. scanMar 6
  25. 2525F Appropriation of $70,000 to cover unanticipated costs associated with job advertising and outreach. scanMar 6
  26. 26Appropriation of $61,665 to provide funds to augment equipment holdings, and for general operations and staff training. scanMar 6
  27. 27Transfer of $8,000 to allow for additional training and travel requirement for personnel involved with sanitary sewer and storm water collections systems, operation and maintenance, and regulatory agency requirements. scanMar 6
  28. 28Appropriation of $320,000 which reimburses the City for consultants' fees and expenses to be incurred by the City for environmental engineering consulting and legal fees during the City's review of the proposed Kendall Station Equipment Upgrade Project. scanMar 6
  29. 29Transfer of $40,000 to cover medical expenses associated with workers' compensation for the remainder of the fiscal year. scanMar 20
  30. 30Appropriation of $2,500,000 to provide funds to continue the sewer separation work in the Alewife area. scanMar 20
  31. 31Appropriation of $3,000,000 to be used for the construction of a storm drain in South Massachusetts Avenue between Lafayette Square and Memorial Drive. scanMar 20
  32. 32Appropriation of $70,000 to cover the cost of unanticipated increase in expenses for job advertising and outreach. scanMar 20
  33. 33Transfer of $540,340 to provide funds for instructional aides in the Special Education Program and the second phase of a seven-year lease-purchase energy conservation project with savings from electricity costs and incentive payments from ComElectric funding the project. scanMar 20
  34. 34Block rates for water consumption and sewer use for the period beginning April 1, 2000 and ending March 31, 2001. scanMar 20
  35. 35Appropriation of $250,000 to provide funds to replace the steam boiler at City Hall Annex and to cover costs associated with preparing the building at 238 Broadway for relocation of City departments. scanApr 3
  36. 3636F Order requesting the approval of a loan order for $500,000 for the City's share of the continued sewer separation work in the Alewife area. scanApr 3
  37. 3737F Committee Report from Councillor Michael Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a hearing held on March 23, 2000, for the purpose of a preliminary discussion of the Fiscal Year '01 School Budget. scanApr 3
  38. 3838F FY01 submitted budget and appropriation orders. scanApr 10
  39. 3939F Committee Report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a committee meeting held on March 28, 2000 for the purpose of a preliminary overview of the FY 2001 budget. scanApr 10
  40. 4040F Committee Report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a committee meeting held on March 28, 2000 to discuss the Community School Budget. scanApr 10
  41. 4141F Transfer of $1,133 to be used to purchase office equipment. scanApr 24
  42. 4242F Transfer of $4,300 to provide funds for staff of the Center for Families' to participate in the Family Resource Coalition conference in Chicago. scanApr 24
  43. 4343F Transfer of $75,000 to cover medical expenses and lump sum payments associated with workers' compensation. scanApr 24
  44. 4444F Appropriation of $10,000 to provide funds for the Center for Families' to purchase supplies and contractual services. scanApr 24
  45. 4545F Appropriation of $14,000 to allow DHSP to subcontract services to aid in the transportation of homeless individuals to overnight emergency shelters and to provide accommodations to single adults during daytime hours. scanApr 24
  46. 4646F Appropriation of $3,832 to allow the Community Learning Center to hold ESL classes for Cambridge residents. scanApr 24
  47. 4747F Appropriation of $8,365 to help public and private nonprofit agencies increase and extend currently available emergency resources for clients in need. scanApr 24
  48. 4848F Appropriation of $10,097 to fund two slots in the Adult Career Pathways program and for an ESL class. scanApr 24
  49. 4949F Appropriation of $12,685 to provide funds to the Low-Income Sewer and Water Assistance Program to help support Cambridge & Somerville homeowners. scanApr 24
  50. 5050F Appropriation of $364,705 to the Low-Income Heating Assistance Program due to the extreme high cost of heating oil this past winter. scanApr 24
  51. 5151F Appropriation of $43,318 to provide funds for four part time teachers and one computer ESL teacher at the Community Learning Center as well as to allow for the renovation of the back room of 19R Brookline Street to serve as a computer lab for students. scanApr 24
  52. 5252F Appropriation of $110,000 to be used for ongoing heart treatment, surgeries and other medical expenses for several firefighters. scanApr 24
  53. 5353F Transfer of $2,000 to be used for an event to be held on May 24th in celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. scanApr 24
  54. 5454F Appropriation of $80,000 to fund additional studies necessary for the main library siting process. scanMay 8
  55. 5555F Appropriation and authorization to borrow $19,721,495 to fund several sewer reconstruction projects. Calendar Item #3 scanMay 15
  56. 5656F Appropriation and authorization to borrow $1,900,000 for the construction of an underpass at Yerxa Road. Calendar Item #4 scanMay 15
  57. 5757F Appropriation of $13,600 to cover a portion of the salary of the investigator position. scanMay 15
  58. 5858F Appropriation of a grant for $72,808 to provide funds to cover a portion of the salary of the investigator, general operating expenses and training sessions for the staff & commissioners. scanMay 15
  59. 5959F Appropriation of $7,485 to pay salaries for the staff of the Cambridge Prevention Coalition. scanMay 15
  60. 6060F Transfer of $2,806 to provide funds for curriculum and professional development in the areas of English for ESL and science. scanMay 15
  61. 6161F Appropriation of a donation from ABT Associates $2000 to cover a portion of administrative costs and general operating expenses of the Community Learning Center. scanMay 15
  62. 6262F Appropriation of a grant from the CHA for $5,558 to provide funds for curriculum development related to adult education classes that the Community Learning Center teaches at CHA sites. scanMay 15
  63. 6363F Appropriation of a grant for $445,847 to provide funds for costs related to serving homeless persons and the administration of the grant. scanMay 15
  64. 6464f Appropriation of a grant $3,490 to provide basic skills classes to adult residents of the CHA. scanMay 15
  65. 6565F Requests made by the Finance committee during the course of hearings on the FY01 Budget. scanMay 15
  66. 6666F Committee Report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for public hearings held relative to the General Fund Budget for the City of Cambridge for Fiscal Year 2001 in the amount of $273,968,615. scanMay 15
  67. 6767F Committee Report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for public hearings held relative to the Water Fund for the City of Cambridge for Fiscal Year 2001 in the amount of $14,744,610. scanMay 15
  68. 6868F Committee Report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for public hearings held relative to the Public Investment Fund for the City of Cambridge for Fiscal Year 2001. scanMay 15
  69. 6969F Transfer of $2,487.50 to provide funds for contractual services at the Community Learning Center. scanJun 5
  70. 7070F Appropriation of $1,600 to cover a portion of the staff salaries of the Cambridge Prevention Coalition. scanJun 5
  71. 7171F Appropriation of $275 to provide funds for emergency/transitional housing for homeless clients in Cambridge. scanJun 5
  72. 7272F Appropriation of $500 to provide funds to cover operating expenses at CRLS's Youth Employment Center. scanJun 5
  73. 7373F Appropriation of $252,067 to cover costs related to serving homeless persons and for the administration of the grant. scanJun 5
  74. 7474F Appropriation of $74,026 to provide funds for the salary and benefits for the Recycling Administrative Aide as well as operating expenses for ongoing projects. scanJun 5
  75. 7575F Appropriation of $16,444 to provide funds to continue the Vocational Case Manager position in the Cambridge Employment Program and to support a part-time job developer in the Office of Workforce Development. scanJun 5
  76. 7676F Appropriation of $115,735.06 to support the City's Central Artery/Tunnel Coordinator. scanJun 12
  77. 7777F Appropriation of $160,264.94 to hire a consultant to monitor and inspect construction activities in North Point, complete design of the Lafayette Square project and design and/or construct transportation and/or open space improvements to East Cambridge. scanJun 12
  78. 7878F Appropriation of $2,868.79 to provide funds to purchase supplies and equipment for special events. scanJun 12
  79. 7979F Appropriation of $11,557.51 to cover costs associated with the Annual City Road Race with the surplus transferred to the Friends of Cambridge Athletics Fund at CRLS. scanJun 12
  80. 8080F Appropriation of $60,000 to provide funds to implement of recommendations of the Fresh Pond Stewardship Plan which include the establishment of buffer zones, tree planning, and protection of environmentally sensitive areas of the golf course. scanJun 12
  81. 8181F Appropriation of $675,262.38 for the reconstruction of Inman Street from Inman Square to Broadway, Little Massachusetts Avenue from Waterhouse Street to Massachusetts Avenue, and Holworthy Street from Mt. Auburn Street to Huron Avenue. scanJun 12
  82. 8282F Appropriation of a donation for $10,000 to cover a portion of the salaries of the staff of the Cambridge Prevention Coalition. scanJun 19
  83. 8383F Appropriation of a grant for $91,613 to provide services to homeless persons residing at the Cambridge YMCA. scanJun 19
  84. 8484F Appropriation of $39,809 to provide funds under the Homeless Intercept Program to prevent homelessness by providing mediation for disputes, and counseling for tenants and landlords, and housing search assistance for families facing eviction. scanJun 19
  85. 8585F Appropriation of $50,000 from Free Cash to the Public Investment Fund Community Development Extraordinary Expenditures Account to carry out an Incentive Zoning nexus study. scanJun 19
  86. 8686F Appropriation of $715,500 to provide funds for the rehabilitation and construction of affordable housing units. scanJun 19
  87. 8787F Appropriation of $79,500 to provide funds for salaries and administrative costs of administering the program. scanJun 19
  88. 8888F Transfer of $70,000 for the purchase of a backhoe for digging and back filling at the Cemetery and for a Toro Dingo to be used by the Parks & Urban Forestry Division. scanJun 19
  89. 8989F Supplemental appropriation of $400,000 for continued sewer work in the Cherry Street/South Massachusetts Avenue area. scanJun 19
  90. 9090F Transfer of $1,230,795 to provide funds for future debt service payments on the Fitzgerald School bond issues. scanJun 19
  91. 9191F Transfer of $102,500 for required renovations to St. Mary's School, which was the temporary location of the Morse and Fitzgerald Schools while renovations were being made to those schools. scanJun 19
  92. 9292F Transfer of $73,111 to provide funds for a worker's compensation settlement, workshop stipends, and equipment purchases. scanJun 19
  93. 9393 F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $20,000 through its Charitable Foundation, for the purchase of a thermal imaging camera. scanJul 31
  94. 9494 F Relative to the an appropriation of $6,525 to provide funds to develop a documentation plan for the continuing identification, collection, preservation, and uses of the City's public and private records. scanJul 31
  95. 9595 F Relative to an appropriation of $938.52 to cover costs relative to special projects and events. scanJul 31
  96. 9696 F Relative to transfer of $1,000 to increase the number of hours for a teacher in the program at the Community Learning Center for young adults with the learning disabilities. scanJul 31
  97. 9797 F Relative to appropriation of $272,354 to fund the Summer Food Services Program. scanJul 31
  98. 9898 F Relative to appropriation of $15,000 to provide funds to support the Cambridge Food Pantry Network. scanJul 31
  99. 9999 F Relative to appropriation of $617,900 to provide funds for costs related to serving the homeless and the administration of the grant. scanJul 31
  100. 100100 F Relative to appropriation of $817,239 to provide funds for the Community Learning Center, through its Adults Basic Education Program. scanJul 31
  101. 101101F Relative to appropriation of $110,944 for a waiver of the parking space requirement in the Harvard Square Overlay District. scan—
  102. 102102F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $120,000 to provide lump sum settlements and other costs associated with workers' compensation claims. scanSep 11
  103. 103103F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a donation from the Mass Children's Trust Fund for $1,250 to provide funds to cover a portion of program costs for the Center for Families. scanSep 11
  104. 104104F Relative to and order requesting the appropriation of $2,875 to provide funds for a one-time staff incentive bonus and a stipend for participation in a training session for five members of the staff at the King Preschool. scanSep 11
  105. 105105F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of private donations of $3,385 to cover a portion of the salaries of the staff of the Cambridge Prevention Coalition. scanSep 11
  106. 106106F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $125,000 to proved funds for the Cambridge Prevention Coalition to reduce alcohol use by Cambridge youth ages 12-17. scanSep 11
  107. 107107F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $15,000 to provide funds for workers' compensation medical payments. scanSep 11
  108. 108108F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $650,000 to be used to replace the 1986 Sutphen Aerial Tower fire vehicle. scanSep 11
  109. 109109F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $60,000 to provide funds for the purchase of a new bus to be used by the Recreation and Council on Aging Divisions to replace a vehicle which was donated to the City ten years ago and is in need of continual repairs. scanSep 11
  110. 110110F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $95,000 from property taxes for architectural services associated with the 57 Inman Street remediation project. scanSep 11
  111. 111111F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $17,691 from property taxes to cover a portion of additional expenditures in the Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program as a result of the increased participation from 401 in the previous two years to 506 in 2000. scanSep 11
  112. 112112F Relative to an appropriation of $60,000 to provide funds to cover a portion of the salaries of two staff members of the Center for Families as well as a program consultant, supplies, and required conference attendance. scanSep 11
  113. 113113F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $169,980 to cover the salary of the Family Services Coordinator and a portion of the salaries of two full-time support staff as well as purchase necessary services and supplies and provide for occupancy expenses. scanSep 11
  114. 114114F Appropriation of $42,000 to produce a national conference on Public Art Conservation. Consent Agenda #1 scanSep 18
  115. 115115F Appropriation of $54,027 to allow Arts Council to regrant Cambridge artists and arts organizations for presenting the Arts to the Cambridge community. Consent Agenda #2 scanSep 18
  116. 116116F Transfer of $35,000 to provide funds to cover a lump sum settlement. Consent Agenda #3 scanSep 18
  117. 117117F Transfer of $110,000 to provide funds to retain outside expertise to assist the MIS Department with four vacancies and to increase training for existing departmental employees. Consent Agenda #4 scanSep 18
  118. 118not yet captured from this volume—
  119. 119119F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of #380,000 in the Grant Fund of the Community Development Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Mass. Highway Dept. and the Federal Highway Assoc. to allow for the development and implementation of a shuttle to connect portions of Cambridge to North Station. Consent Agenda #12 scanOct 16
  120. 120120F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $30,000 to the Grant Fund Finance Department (personnel) Travel & Training Account from the Mass. Dept. of Industrial Accident Office of Safety to cover costs for the Ergonomic Safety Training Program. Consent Agenda #13 scanOct 16
  121. 121121F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $2,130 in the Grant Fund of the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Mass Cultural Council to support the exhibition program and staff and program costs for CAC's grant program. Consent Agenda #14 scanOct 16
  122. 122122F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a private donation for $1,025 Consent Agenda #15 scanOct 16
  123. 123123F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $7,225 in Project Bread Funds. Consent Agenda #16 scanOct 16
  124. 124124F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of proceeds raised from the housing the homeless Golf tournament for $6,850 Consent Agenda #17 scanOct 16
  125. 125125F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $6,500 from the Cambridge Head Start Consent Agenda #18 scanOct 16
  126. 126126F Relative to order requesting the appropriation of $30,240 to provide funds to enable the CLC to provide ESL classes for employees of several Harvard Square workplaces. Consent Agenda #19 scanOct 16
  127. 127127F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Deve. For the Federal Emergency Shelter Program for $138,000 Consent Agenda #20 scanOct 16
  128. 128128F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of grant from the Mass Executive Office of Elder Affairs for $65,605 Consent Agenda #21 scanOct 16
  129. 129129F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the Mass Dept. of Education through ERI for $17,722 to provide funds to enable the CLC to provide Adult Secondary Education classes. Consent Agenda #22 scanOct 16
  130. 130130F Relative to appropriation of $30,415 to provide funds to enable the CLS's Bridge Program to provide classes CHA residents. Consent Agenda #25 scanOct 16
  131. 131131F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriating of $7,000 from Free Cash to the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance to provide funds for the purchase of turkeys and other items for holiday meals for needy families in Cambridge. Consent Agenda #6 scanNov 6
  132. 132132F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the Dept. of Education for $25,000 to the Grant Fund Human Services Salaries & Wages Account ($11,500), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($12,040) and Travel and Training Account ($1,460) to provide funds to reduce substance abuse among Cambridge youth through the Cambridge Prevention Coalition. Consent Agenda #13 scanNov 6
  133. 133133F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the U.S. Dept. of Justice for $75,000 to the Grant Fund Salary & Wages Account ($61,758), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account($11,142) and Travel & Training Account ($2,1000) to provide funds for alcohol, tobacco, and other drug prevention training through the Cambridge Prevention Coalition. Consent Agenda #14 scanNov 6
  134. 134134F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the CHA for $49,331 to the Human Services Salary & Wages ($15,500) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($33,831) to provide funds to enable the Office of Workforce Development to maintain the capacity of the Employment Program by continuing to fund a vocational case manager to provide career counseling and case management services to Cambridge residents seeking employment. Consent Agenda #22 scanNov 6
  135. 135135F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $425,000 from the Mass Executive Office of Public Safety to the Grant Fund Police Department Salary & Wages ($274,154), Other Ordinary Maintenance ($122,696), and Travel & Training ($28,150) to allow for enhance services to the community. Consent Agenda #6 scanNov 20
  136. 136136F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $203,853 from the U.S. Dept. of Justice to the Grant Fund Police Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to expand computer and MIS capabilities and for a third round of sub-grants for community partnerships to establish crime prevention programs. Consent Agenda #7 scanNov 20
  137. 137137F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $10,226.04 in the Grant Fund of the Fire Department Salary & Wages ($8,433) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($1,793.04) from the Mass. Executive Office of Public Safety to allow for the Student Awareness of Fire Education Program. Consent Agenda #8 scanNov 20
  138. 138138F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of #345,000 to the Public Investment Fund Public Works Department Extraordinary Expenditures Account from Free Cash to provide funds for renovation work required at 238 Broadway and HVAC repairs and replacement at various City buildings. Consent Agenda #9 scanNov 20
  139. 139139F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the transfer of $20,000 in the General Fund from the Human Services Salary & Wages Account to the Travel & Training(Judgement & Damages) Account to cover current and anticipated expenses for workplace injuries. Consent Agenda #10 scanDec 4
  140. 140140F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $450 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages from private donations to allow the Cambridge Prevention Coalition to use funds to offset salary costs of staff. Consent Agenda #11 scanDec 4
  141. 141141F Communications from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $13,451 in the General Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account from Just-A-Start Program through ERI to reimburse Human Services for expenses incurred for serving 28 additional income eligible participants of the Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program. Consent Agenda #12 scanDec 4
  142. 142142F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $5,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($3,878) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($1,122) from the Friends of the Community Learning Center to allow for one English as a Second Language class in the Adult Career Pathways Program. Consent Agenda #13 scanDec 4
  143. 143143F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $85,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($68,937), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($11,593), and Travel & Training Account ($4,470) from the Mass Dept. of Education to the CLC to support a portion of the salaries of five teachers and one administrative support person and provide funds for training materials and workship and seminar expenses. Consent Agenda #14 scanDec 4
  144. 144144F Communications from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the appropriation of $1,052,405 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($153,124), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($884,305), and Travel & Training Account ($14,976) from the Mass Dept. of Housing & Community Development for the Low Income Heating Assistance Program which services Cambridge and Somerville. Consent Agenda #15 scanDec 4
  145. 145145F Appropriation of $10,000 gift to establish the Mayor John D. Lynch Scholarship Trust Fund. Consent Agenda Item #2 scanDec 18
  146. 146146F Transfer of $73,499.58 to comply with HUD requirements that salary and wages costs for two concurrent HUD grants be shared while both grants are active. Consent Agenda Item #6 scanDec 18
  147. 147147F Appropriation of $25,000 for a rental assistance. Consent Agenda Item #19 scanDec 18
  148. 148148F Transfer of $48,000 for funding of two Agenda for Children Coordinator positions. Consent Agenda Item #20 scanDec 18
  149. 149149F Appropriation and authorization to borrow $3,500,000 to fund completion of the Fresh Pond Water Purification Plant. Consent Agenda Item #2 scanDec 18

Highways

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  1. 11H Application was received from Alexandra Grabbe requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 216 Windsor Street. scanJan 10
  2. 22H Application was received from Benjamin Shepard requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 88 Garden Street. scanJan 10
  3. 33H Application was received from Don Smith requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 2485 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJan 10
  4. 44H Application was received from Riverside Health Center requesting a sandwich board and a temporary banner in front of the premises numbered 205 Western Avenue. scanJan 10
  5. 55H Notification of a new address at the premises numbered 24A Sacramento Street. scanJan 10
  6. 66H Application was received from Randy Sisrein requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 184 Harvey Street. Calendar Item #1 scanJan 10
  7. 77H Committee Report from Councillor Sullivan Chair of the Finance Committee for a hearing held on December 28, 1999 for the purpose of discussing the City owned property located at 350 Main Street, Deacon and Dock Streets which was referred to the Finance Committee at the City Council meeting of December 6, 1999. Calendar Item #3 – Copy of recorded documents enclosed. AlKA Engine 7 Kendall Sq Fire Station see CM #99 #37 ← Sanders 15/01[?] #99 scanJan 24
  8. 88H Application was received from Mystic Rosa requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 99 Mt. Auburn Street. scanJan 24
  9. 99H Dedicate an appropriate location as "John A. P. and Edna E. Good Square." Councillors Decker and Sullivan Resolution #5 scanJan 24
  10. 1010H Dedicate two separate corners of the square in the vicinity of Foster Place between Sparks and Willard Streets in honor of Louis J. DeMilia and his cousin Frank A. Guerino who were killed in action. Councillor Sullivan Resolution #22 scanJan 24
  11. 1111H Application was received from Pier One Imports requesting permission to erect a sign in front of the premises numbered 820 ~~Cambridge Street~~. [handwritten: Somerville Avenue] scanFeb 14
  12. 1212H Application was received from Dorothy Robinson requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 11 Humboldt Street. scanFeb 14
  13. 1313H Application was received from Colortek requesting permission for an "A" framed sign in front of the premises numbered 290 Main Street. scanFeb 14
  14. 1414H Application was received from Attorney Janelle Tiernan for the Scorza Family Trust requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 37 Trowbridge Street. scanFeb 14
  15. 1515H Application was received from the Department of Human Service Programs requesting permission to hang a banner across Massachusetts Avenue in front of City Hall advertising "Census 2000." scanFeb 14
  16. 1616H Application was received from Cambridge Bicycle requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 259 Massachusetts Avenue. scanFeb 14
  17. 1717H Application was received from Barbara Guerette requesting a discontinuance of a curb cut at the premises numbered 74 and 80 Fayette Street. scanFeb 14
  18. 1818H Notification of new addresses at the following locations: 100 Technology Square, 200 Technology Square, 300 Technology Square, 400 Technology Square, 500 Technology Square, 600 Technology Square, 700 Technology Square, 48 Russell Street, Unit #1, 48 Russell Street, Unit #2, 48 Russell Street, Unit #3, 300 Third Street. scanFeb 14
  19. 1919H Awaiting Report regarding a report on what modifications are being made to the curb cut application procedures to ensure that abutters to proposed driveways are notified as well as abutters to the property as calculated from the street address. scanFeb 14
  20. 2020H Application was received from Finagle-A-Bagel requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 14 JFK Street. scanFeb 14
  21. 2121H Dedicate an appropriate section of the War Memorial renovated swimming facility in honor of William Gurry. Councillor Born Resolution #3 scanFeb 14
  22. 2222H Curb cut at the premises numbered 74-76 Putnam Avenue, owned by Jack Toulopoulos. Reconsideration #1 scanMar 6
  23. 2323H Dedicate a bench at the Riverside Park or another suitable location in honor of Peter Helwig. Vice Mayor Maher Order #4 scanMar 6
  24. 2424H Dedicate a corner in the vicinity of Raymond Park, Raymond Street and Upland Road in honor of Joseph D. Cremens. Vice Mayor Maher Order #6 scanMar 6
  25. 2525H Dedicate a square in honor of A. J. and Artis Spears at the intersection of Western Avenue and Pleasant Street. Councillor Reeves Order #7 scanMar 6
  26. 2626H Application was received from Gorden Goodband requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 29 Buckingham Street. scanMar 6
  27. 2727H Application was received from Boston Chowda Company requesting permission for an “A” framed sign on the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Dunster Street. scanMar 6
  28. 2828H Application was received from What Once Was requesting permission for a table to display merchandise in front of the premises numbered 159 Hampshire Street. scanMar 6
  29. 2929H Notification of new addresses at the premises numbered: 613-627 Massachusetts Avenue and 631-641 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 20
  30. 3030H Application was received from Your Hair Salon requesting permission for a sandwich board and display merchandise in front of the premises numbered 27 Mount Auburn Street. scanMar 20
  31. 3131H Notification of a new address at 625 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 1, Suite 2, Suite 3, Suite 4 and Suite 5. scanMar 20
  32. 3232H Dedicate the corner of Pemberton Street and Sherman Street as the “Cyr Corner.” Vice Mayor Maher and Councillor Sullivan Resolution #12 scanMar 20
  33. 3333H Dedicate an area near the corner of Clarendon and Massachusetts Avenues in the vicinity of Clarendon Hill Park in honor of James D. Gondolfe. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #6 scanApr 3
  34. 3434H Application was received from the Dance Complex, requesting permission to erect a temporary banner across Massachusetts Avenue from in front of City Hall, advertising "May is Dance Month." scanApr 3
  35. 3535H Application was received from The Good Life, requesting permission to change the pre-existing sign and awnings in front of the premises numbered 720 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 3
  36. 3636H Application was received from Edward J. Pierson, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 42 Sacramento Street. scanApr 3
  37. 3737H Application was received from Patrick Phear, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 34 Royal Avenue. scanApr 3
  38. 3838H Application was received from Carlos Ortiz, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 197 Harvard Street. scanApr 3
  39. 3939H Application was received from Paul Hickey, Forest City Development, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 91 Sidney Street. scanApr 10
  40. 4040H Application was received from Paul Hickey, Forest City Development, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 35 Landsdowne Street. scanApr 10
  41. 4141H Application was received from Paul Hickey, Forest City Development, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 80 Landsdowne Street. scanApr 10
  42. 4242H Application was received from Paul Hickey, Forest City Development, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 100 Landsdowne Street. scanApr 10
  43. 4343H Application was received from Paul Hickey, Forest City Development, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 88 Sydney Street. scanApr 10
  44. 4444H An application was received from John Clifford, President, Green Street Productions, requesting permission to hang a banner across Massachusetts Avenue advertising the Central Square World's Fair. scanApr 10
  45. 4545H Application was received from John G. Lopes, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 192 Rindge Avenue. scan—
  46. 4646H Application was received from Fleet Bank requesting permission to reface a pre-existing sign at the premises numbered 67 Mt. Auburn Street. scanApr 24
  47. 4747H An application was received from Omni Hair requesting permission to erect a sandwich board at the premises numbered 751 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 24
  48. 4848H Application was received from the Community Development Department, Environmental and Transportation Planning Division, requesting permission for tables at the premises numbered 1336-1360 Massachusetts Avenue to distribute literature for Earth Day. scanApr 24
  49. 4949H Application was received from the Cambridge Health Alliance requesting permission to hang two banners across Line Street and Cambridge Street intersection and across Massachusetts Avenue, Central Square, in front of City Hall to advertise for their RUN FOR YOUR LIFE event. scanApr 24
  50. 5050H Application was received from Fleet Bank requesting permission to reface a pre-existing sign at the premises numbered 226 Main Street. scanApr 24
  51. 5151H Application was received from Guy Asaph, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 53-57 Thorndike Street. scanApr 24
  52. 5252H Application was received from The Harvard Square Business Association requesting permission to erect two banners, advertising "May Fair in Harvard Square. scanApr 24
  53. 5353H Application was received from Gary Mitchell, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 189-191 Hampshire Street. scanMay 1
  54. 5454H Application was received from Wendelina, Inc. d/b/a Emma's requesting permission to replace a pre-existing sign at the premises numbered 40 Hampshire Street. scanMay 1
  55. 5555H Application was received from Wendelina, Inc. d/b/a Emma's requesting permission to replace a pre-existing awning at the premises numbered 40 Hampshire Street. scanMay 1
  56. 5656H Application was received from Fleet Bank, requesting permission to reface a pre-existing clock at the premises numbered 1414 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 1
  57. 5757H Dedicate the corner of Inman Street and Broadway, the same corner, as his brother, as "Sonny Reale Square." Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanMay 1
  58. 5858H Dedicate the corner of Washburn and Massachusetts Avenues as "John S. Oley, Jr. Square" on May 21, 2000. Councillor Reeves Order #4 scanMay 1
  59. 5959H Dedicate a suitable location in Porter Square to Raymond Bandar, former owner of the historic Averof Restaurant and Cambridge business leader. Councillor Reeves Order #5 scanMay 1
  60. 6060H Dedicate a suitable location in the Huron Avenue vicinity in honor of former Police Officer John "Jack" McMahon, a long-time Cambridge resident. Vice Mayor Maher Order #6 scanMay 1
  61. 6161H Notification of a new address at the premises numbered 184 and 186 Harvey Street. scanMay 8
  62. 6262H Application was received from First Baptist Church at the premises numbered 5 Magazine Street, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise in front of Carl Barron Plaza. scanMay 15
  63. 6363H Application was received from Seoul Food Restaurant at the premises numbered 1759 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect an awning. scanMay 15
  64. 6464H Dedicate a square at 46 Saville Street in honor of Helen A. Shields. Mayor Galluccio Order #12 scanMay 15
  65. 6565H Amend order number six of April 3, 2000 to specify that the Clarendon Hill Park be named and dedicated in honor of James D. Gondolfe. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #16 scanMay 15
  66. 6666H Dedicate an area in the vicinity of Spring and Fifth Streets in honor of the Graham family. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #20 scanMay 15
  67. 6767H Two applications were received from Coldwell Banker Hunneman, requesting permission for two sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 1730 Massachusetts Avenue and 40 Brattle Street. scanJun 5
  68. 6868H Application was received from H. Levenbaum Insurance Agency, requesting permission for an "A" framed sign in front of the premises numbered 649 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 5
  69. 6969H Notification of new addresses at the premises numbered 40 Locke Street and 41 Shea Road. scanJun 5
  70. 7070H Application was received from Fleet Bank, requesting permission to reface a pre-existing projecting sign and two pre-existing awning signs at the premises numbered JFK and 28 Eliot Street. NO ACTION TAKEN. PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19. Calendar Item #1 scanJun 5
  71. 7171H Application was received from Errol Morris, requesting permission to erect one galvanized steel 18" diameter globe and one galvanized steel plate with torch cut building #650 at the premises numbered 650 Cambridge Street. Calendar Item #2 scanJun 5
  72. 7272H Application was received from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise, in front of Harvard "T" stop – street level. scanJun 5
  73. 7373H Application was received from Cellco, LLC, requesting permission to erect a flag mounted, non-illuminated extruded aluminum sign in front of the premises numbered 22 Elliot Street. scanJun 5
  74. 7474H An application was received from Grateful Deli, requesting permission to erect tables and chairs in front of the premises numbered 119 Hampshire Street. scanJun 5
  75. 7575H Application was received from Tom Cahill, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 40 Locke Street. Calendar Item #8 scanJun 19
  76. 7676H Application was received from Cambridge Arts Council and Cambridge Artists Open Studios, requesting permission to erect a banner across Massachusetts Avenue from City Hall to the YMCA advertising CAOS Open Studios October 14-15. scanJun 19
  77. 7777H Application was received from Rockler Woodworking Store, requesting permission to display merchandise in front of the premises numbered 2154 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 19
  78. 7878H An application was received from Product Genesis requesting permission to hang a banner over 245 Bent Street advertising 255 Bent Street Realty Trust. scanJun 19
  79. 7979H Designate a suitable location near Alpine Street to honor the late Ben S. Bartie, Sr. Councillor Reeves - full blown obit. order enclosed Order #28 scanJun 19
  80. 8080H Dedicate the Little League Diamond at Comeau Field in memory of Diane Costanza. Mayor Galluccio Order #11 scanJun 19
  81. 8181H Dedicate a square at an appropriate location bordered by May Street, Saint Saveur Court, Lawn Street between Lawn Street and Corcoran Park Housing Development in honor of Orlando Sabatino. Mayor Galluccio Order #12 scanJun 19
  82. 8282H Dedicate a suitable site in the Central Square area to Costas Giannaris for his years of successful operation of his Dunkin Donut business. Mayor Galluccio Order #20 scanJun 19
  83. 8383H Office of Workforce Development/Bunker Hill Community College to hang banner across Massachusetts Avenue for one month advertising: "Enroll Now for BHCC Courses at Cambridge Rindge & Latin High School. Approved by Robert W. Healy. scanJul 10
  84. 8484 H Dedicate an appropriate site in honor of Eliot B. Spalding. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanJul 31
  85. 8585 H Dedicate the corner of Brookline Street and Valentine Street in honor of Rosemarie DiNatale. Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanJul 31
  86. 8686 H Dedicate the corner of Clark Street and Webster Avenue in honor of William Furtado. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanJul 31
  87. 8787 H Dedicate the new Water Department building in honor of Mayor Emeritus Walter J. Sullivan. Vice Mayor Maher, Councillors Toomey, Born, Reeves, Decker and Braude Order #7 scanJul 31
  88. 8888 H Dedicate the corner of Andrew Street and Allston Street in honor of William E. O'Brien. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanJul 31
  89. 8989 H Dedicate an appropriate location in memory of Jason Sibert. Councillors Decker and Sullivan Order #12 scanJul 31
  90. 9090 H Dedication of the corner of Broadway and Boardman Street as James Garro Square Councillor Reeves Order #45 scanJul 31
  91. 9191 H Dedication in honor of the former superintendent William H. McGinnis. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Maher and Mayor Galluccio and entire membership. Order #48 scanJul 31
  92. 9292 H A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, City Engineer, transmitting notification of a new address at the premises numbered 1571 Cambridge Street. scanJul 31
  93. 9393 H A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, City Engineer, transmitting notification of a new address at the premises numbered 333 Mt. Auburn Street, 301 Binney Street and 320 Binney Street. scanJul 31
  94. 9494 H An application was received from Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, requesting permission to erect a temporary banner across Mass. Ave. advertising the Grecian Festival, August 18-20, 2000. scanJul 31
  95. 9595 H An application was refiled from Fleet Bank, requesting permission to reface a pre-existing projecting sign and two pre-existing awning signs at the premises numbered JFK and 28 Eliot Street. scanJul 31
  96. 9696 H An application was received from @Stake, Inc. requesting permission to erect a stainless steel sign at the premises numbered 196 Broadway. scanJul 31
  97. 9797 H An application was received from the American Anti-Slavery Group requesting permission to erect tables in front of the premises numbered 1360 Mass. Ave. to disseminate information to the public for the month of August, 2000. scanJul 31
  98. 9898 H An application was received from Nelson Gore, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 60 Raymond Street. scanJul 31
  99. 9999 H An application was received from Ferriter & Costello, requesting permission to erect a fabric awning sign over windows and door at the premises numbered 171 Third Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development and abutters. Applications and Petitions #1 scanSep 11
  100. 100100 H An application was received from Pizzeria Uno Restaurant, requesting permission to erect an awning sign in front of the premises numbered 22 JFK Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development and abutters. Applications and Petitions #2 scanSep 11
  101. 101101 H An application was received from 10 oz. Ventures d/b/a The Good Life, requesting a sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 724-730 Massachusetts Avenue from Monday through Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m., year-round. Applications and Petitions #3 scanSep 11
  102. 102102 H An application was received from Wendy Baring-Gould, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 2-4 Myrtle Avenue; approval was received from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission and Public Works Department. Response has been received from neighborhood associations and abutters. Applications and Petitions #4 scanSep 11
  103. 103103 H An application was received from Robert Dickey, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 770/790 Memorial Drive and 157/165/173 Pleasant Street; approval was received from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission and Public Works Department. Response has been received from neighborhood associations; one neighborhood association supports the curb cut per settlement agreement, Sec. C, (attached) and abutters. Applications and Petitions #5 Dedication of Nicola + Philimena[?] Sorrentino - See CM #224 scanSep 11
  104. 104104H An application was received from Amaritsari Corporation, requesting permission to erect two tables and eight chairs in front of the premises numbered 313 Mass. Ave. Applications and Petitions #1 scanOct 2
  105. 105105H An application was received from Charles Schwab, requesting permission to erect a projecting sign in front of the premises numbered One Winthrop Square. Applications and Petitions #2 scanOct 2
  106. 106106H A communication was received from Stratravel, requesting permission to erect a non-illuminating, aluminum acrylic sign with goose neck lighting in front of the premises numbered 65 Mt. Auburn Street. Application and Petitions #1 scanOct 16
  107. 107107H An application was received from Peer Partnerships, dba Working Capital, requesting permission to erect a vinyl banner across Mass Ave. advertising the Holiday Gift Fair, Saturday, December 2, 2000. Application and Petitions #2 scanOct 16
  108. 108108H An application was received from Ted Kaptchuk, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 29 Bay Street. Application and Petitions #3 scanOct 16
  109. 109109H An application was received from the East End House, requesting permission to erect a vinyl banner in front of the premises numbered 105 Spring Street; celebrating 125 years of community service. Application and Petitions #4 scanOct 16
  110. 110110H Petition received from Flowers by Sal requesting an illuminated sign at the premises numbered 716 Cambridge Street. Applications & Petitions #1 scanNov 6
  111. 111111H Petition received from Grendel's Restaurant requesting a projecting wooden sign at the premises numbered 89 Winthrop Street. Applications & Petitions #2 scanNov 6
  112. 112112H Petition of Adam Sacks/Earthsave, 12 Locust Avenue, Lexington, requesting a table on the sidewalk to dispense informational literature and an A framed sign in the vicinity of the Harvard Square T Stop. Applications & Petitions #3 scanNov 6
  113. 113113H Petition of The Tannery requesting an A framed sign at the premises numbered 11A Brattle Street. Applications & Petitions #4 scanNov 6
  114. 114114H An application was received from K2 Café, requesting permission to erect a sandwich board in front of the premises numbered 290 Main Street, five days a week from 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Applications & Petitions #1 scanNov 20
  115. 115115H An application was received from Boston Chowda, requesting permission to erect a sandwich board in front of the premises numbered 36 JFK Garage Building, seven days a week from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Applications & Petitions #2 scanNov 20
  116. 116116H An application was received from the Drama, Dance & Music Departments of Cambridge Rindge & Latin, requesting permission to hang a temporary banner across 795 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications & Petitions #5 scanNov 20
  117. 117117H An application was received from American Express Travel Services, requesting permission to replace two existing signs in front of the premises numbered 39-41 JFK Street. Approval has been received form Inspectional Services, Community Development and abutters. Applications & Petitions #6 scanNov 20
  118. 118118H Petition of Blaire Galinsky requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 88-100 Elmwood Street. (Originally in City Council on November 6, 2000, Charter Right exercised by Councillor Born) Applications & Petitions #5 scanNov 20
  119. 119119H An application was received from Amelia's Trattoria, requesting permission to erect a sign in front of the premises numbered 111 Harvard Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development and abutters. Applications & Petitions #1 scanDec 4
  120. 120120H An application was received from GAP & GAP KIDS, requesting permission to erect two projecting signs in front of the premises numbered 625 Massachusetts Avenue. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development and abutters. Applications & Petitions #3 scanDec 4
  121. 121121H An application was received from GAP & GAP KIDS, requesting permission to erect three awnings in front of the premises numbered 625 Massachusetts Avenue. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development and abutters. scanDec 4
  122. 122122HI Application from Cambridge Bicycle to display four portable bike racks at premises numbered 259 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #1 scanDec 18
  123. 123123HI Application from Lillian Pepe requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 222-224 Concord Avenue. Applications and Petitions #2 scanDec 18
  124. 124124HI Dedication of conference room at 831 Massachusetts Avenue as "CARMELIA VICENTE CONFERENCE ROOM." Order #1 scanDec 18
  125. 125125HI Addition of curb cut request for premises numbered 96-98 Ellery Street. Order #16 scanDec 18
  126. 126126HI Final Study Report for designating the Park House Hotel, 1-5 Cedar Square/39Cedar Street/1-3 McLean Place, as a protected landmark. Consent Agenda #14 scanDec 18

Appointments

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  1. 11A Oath of Office for City Councillor Kathleen L. Born. scanJan 3
  2. 22A Oath of Office for City Councillor Jim Braude. scanJan 3
  3. 33A Oath of Office for City Councillor Henrietta Davis. scanJan 3
  4. 44A Oath of Office for City Councillor Marjorie C. Decker. scanJan 3
  5. 55A Oath of Office for City Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio. scanJan 3
  6. 66A Oath of Office for City Councillor David P. Maher. scanJan 3
  7. 77A Oath of Office for City Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves. scanJan 3
  8. 88A Oath of Office for City Councillor Michael A. Sullivan. scanJan 3
  9. 99A Oath of Office for City Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. scanJan 3
  10. 1010A Oath of Office for School Committee Member Alfred B. Fantini. scanJan 3
  11. 1111A Oath of Office for School Committee Member Joseph G. Grassi. scanJan 3
  12. 1212A Oath of Office for School Committee Member Susana M. Segat. scanJan 3
  13. 1313A Oath of Office for School Committee Member E. Denise Simmons. scanJan 3
  14. 1414A Oath of Office for School Committee Member Alice L. Turkel. scanJan 3
  15. 1515A Oath of Office for School Committee Member Nancy Walser. scanJan 3
  16. 1616A Oath of Office for Deputy Superintendent Timothy F. McCusker, Jr. scanJan 10
  17. 1717A Appointment of Police Officers William Arthur, Jr. and John J. Albert from the traffic (truck enforcement) division as public weighers for the year 2000, to operate portable truck scales Citywide. scanJan 10
  18. 1818A Appointment of ten persons as public weighers for the year 2000 to operate scales at the Mich-lin transfer station located at 45 Mooney Street. scanJan 10
  19. 19Appointment of twenty-three persons as public weighers for the year 2000 to operate scales at the Boston Sand & Gravel Co. located at 500 Front Street. scanJan 10
  20. 20Appointment of Calvin A. Lindsay, Jr., as Director of Cable Television for the City of Cambridge, effective January 3, 2000. scanJan 10
  21. 21Appointment of the following persons as members of the Human Rights Commission: Nancy Shilepsky, Wallace Sherwood, Barbara Rabin and Nancy Tierney. scanJan 10
  22. 22Appointment of Pierre Ramon Voss as a Constable Without Power for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 2000. scanJan 10
  23. 23Approval of surety was received from Frederick W. MacDonald. scanJan 10
  24. 24Approval of surety was received from Daniel F. Evans. scanJan 10
  25. 25Oath of Office for Police Sergeant John J. Albert. scanJan 14
  26. 26Oath of Office for Police Sergeant Stephen A. Ahern. scanJan 14
  27. 27Oath of Office for Police Sergeant Francis T. Boyle. scanJan 14
  28. 28Oath of Office for Police Sergeant Natashia M. Tidwell. scanJan 14
  29. 29Oath of Office for Police Lieutenant Stephen P. Ahern. scanJan 14
  30. 30Appointment of James M. Desrosiers and Warren F. Nicklas as Constables. scanJan 24
  31. 31Appointment of Carroll Moshier as a member of the Arts Council Advisory Board. scanJan 24
  32. 32Oath of Office for Police Officer William R. Arthur, Jr. as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 3
  33. 33Oath of Office for Police Sergeant John J. Albert as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 3
  34. 3434A Appointment of John F. Connarton, Albert T. Darling and John F. Hartnett, as Constables with power and Robert Cameron and Frantz J. Baptiste without power for a three year term, beginning the first day of January, 2000. scanFeb 14
  35. 3535A Appointment of Joseph M. Nicoloro as a Constable with power for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 2000. scanFeb 14
  36. 3636A Appointment of Stephen Corda as the Managing Director of the Cambridge Water Department effective March 6, 2000. scanFeb 14
  37. 3737A Oath of Office for Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio. scanFeb 14
  38. 3838A Oath of Office for Vice Mayor David P. Maher. scanFeb 14
  39. 3939A Approval of surety was received from James M. Desrosiers. scanFeb 14
  40. 4040A Appointment of Jerome P. Drolet as a Constable without power. scanMar 6
  41. 4141A Appointment of William Barry as a member of the Library Board of Trustees for a three-year term, effective March 1, 2000. scanMar 6
  42. 4242A Communication was received from Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio, transmitting appointments from the City Council to the Cambridge Kid's Council. scanMar 6
  43. 4343A Appointment of Salvador M. Carrero as a Constable with power. scanMar 20
  44. 4444A Communication was received from Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio, transmitting appointments to the Kids' Council. scanMar 20
  45. 4545A Oath of Office for Stephen Corda as Managing Director of the Cambridge Water Department. scanMar 30
  46. 4646A Approval of surety was received from John F. Hartnett. scanApr 3
  47. 4747A Approval of surety was received from Albert T. Darling. scanApr 10
  48. 4848A Appointment of members of the Living Wage Advisory Committee. scanApr 24
  49. 4949A Appointment of Darleen Bonislawski as an Election Commissioner. scanApr 24
  50. 5050A Appointment of the Eastern Cambridge Planning Study Committee. scanApr 24
  51. 5151A Appointment of Walker C. Farrar, Jr. as a Constable with power. scanApr 24
  52. 5252A Appointment of Charles M. Durrah as a Constable with power and Patrick Cassidey without power. scanMay 1
  53. 5353A Appointment of Susan B. Schlesinger as a member of the Affordable Housing Trust Board. scanMay 1
  54. 5454A Approval of surety was received from Salvador M. Carrero. scanMay 1
  55. 5555A Oath of Office for Donald Gay as a Parking Control Officer. scanMay 8
  56. 5656A Oath of Office for Michael Centauro, II as a Parking Control Officer. scanMay 8
  57. 5757A Oath of Office for Karen Keenan as a Parking Control Officer. scanMay 8
  58. 5858A Oath of Office for Melissa Keefe as a Parking Control Officer. scanMay 8
  59. 5959A Oath of Office for Stephen LaRosa as Parking Enforcement Coordinator. scanMay 8
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  70. 7070 A Appointment of constables with power, Richard Leandro and without power Emily Bosworth, Phillip G. Tyler, Johnny E. McMahon and Kelvin Thames scan—
  71. 7171 A Relative to appointment of Cambridge Police Officer Brandon Woolkalis as a Public Weigher for the year 2000 to operate portable truck scales Citywide. scan—
  72. 7272 A Relative to the appointment of the following persons as Public Weighers for the year 2000 to allow for the operating of truck scales at James W. Flett Co., 364 Third Street. scan—
  73. 7373 A Relative to the appointment of members of the March Neighborhood Conservation District Study Committee effective August 4, 2000 for one year, Kathleen Goodwin, Anne Lowell, Mary Ries and Thomas Wales. scan—
  74. 7474 A Relative to the appointment of members of the Harvard Square Neighborhood Conservation District Study Committee for one year; Judith Nathans, John DiGiovanni, Frank S. Kramer, ,Gary Hammer, William King, Allison Crump and M. Wyllis Bibbins. scan—
  75. 75A Relative to appointment of following persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 2000. scanSep 11
  76. 76A Relative to the appointment of the following persons as members of the Cambridge Historical Commission. scanSep 11
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  78. 7878A Appointment of constable Curtis R. Young without power Consent Agenda #1 scanOct 23
  79. 7979A Appointment of Arch Horst, 1640 Mass Ave., as a full member of the Board of Zoning Appeals for a 5 year term Consent Agenda #2 scanOct 23
  80. 8080A Appointment of Victoria Ragsdale Boulrice as a member of the Police Review & Advisory Board for a 5 year term. Consent Agenda #3 scanOct 23
  81. 8181A Appointment of Keefe Bryant Clemons as an Associate member of the Board of Zoning Appeal scanOct 23
  82. 8282A Appointment of the following persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 2000: John Conroy, 269 Cambridge Road, Woburn With Power, Anthony M. Bandeiro, 955 Mass. Avenue, Cambridge Without Power Consent Agenda #1 scanNov 6
  83. 8383A Appointment of Kim Goff-Crew, 226 Lexington Avenue, as a member of the Cambridge Health Alliance Board of Trustee for a term to expire June 30, 2004. Consent Agenda #2 scanNov 6
  84. 8484A Constable bond was received from John F. Conroy for approval of the surety. Applications & Petitions #7 scanNov 20
  85. 8585A Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the appointment of Thomas C. Makofske as the City's Director of Manager Information Systems. Consent Agenda #1 scanNov 20
  86. 8686A Appointment of Michael A. Shwartz as a Police Officer of the City of Cambridge. scanNov 20
  87. 8787A Appointment of Carl W. Pilgrim as a Police Officer of the City of Cambridge. scanNov 20
  88. 8888A Appointment of Michael A. Picardi as a Police Officer of the City of Cambridge. scanNov 20
  89. 8989A Appointment of Brian P. O'Connor as a Police Officer of the City of Cambridge. scanNov 20
  90. 9090A Appointment of Joseph M. Kelley as a Police Officer of the City of Cambridge. scanNov 20
  91. 9191A Appointment of Pamela A. Clair as a Police Officer of the City of Cambridge. scanNov 20
  92. 9292A Appointment of Timothy Caulfield as a Police Officer of the City of Cambridge. scanNov 20
  93. 9393A Appointment of Cambridge Police Officers assigned to the Traffic/Truck Enforcement Division as Public Weighers to operate portable truck scales Citywide for 2001. scanDec 18
  94. 9494A Appointment of Taylor F. Massie, Jr. as a Constable. scanDec 18

Ordinances

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  1. 1O1 PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME. Zoning petition filed by the Planning Board to amend and extend the Planning Overlay Special Permit (IPOP) provisions of the Zoning Ordinance.Jan 12
  2. 2O2 PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME FOR HEARING. Zoning petition was received from Robert S. Carlson, et al., to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge for the two block area bordered by Western Avenue, Memorial Drive, Akron Street and Banks Streets.Jan 20
  3. 3O3 ORDAINED AS AMENDED. Zoning petition filed by Shannon Larkin et al., to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge by creating a new Section 11.600 – 11.602: Temporary Development Moratorium Overlay District in the East Cambridge Neighborhood Four and Wellington-Harrington area.Jan 24
  4. 4O4 ORDAINED AS AMENDED. Zoning petition filed by the Planning Board and then refiled by the City Council to rezone the area near Linear Park.Feb 14
  5. 5O5 PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT. Zoning petition filed by Judith Brown et al. to rezone the area near Linear Park.Feb 14
  6. 6O6 PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME. Zoning petition was received from Ralph Yoder, et al, relative to amending the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge by rezoning an area adjacent to the MDC Reservation at Alewife now zoned 0-2 to be Open Space.Feb 17
  7. 7O7 PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME. Zoning petition filed by an order of the City Council to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge in Section 4.21 to prohibit customary home occupations in accessory buildings.Mar 8
  8. 8O8 PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT. Harvard Square Historic District changes to Section 11.50.Feb 16
  9. 9O9 PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. Relative to Planning Board recommendation proposing an extension of the Provisions of Section 11.500, IPOP Petition.May 15
  10. 10O10 PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. Amendment to the Kids' Council Ordinance.May 15
  11. 11O11 PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. Amendment to the Cambridge Municipal Code Chapter 2.62.010F and Chapter 2.104.010. (City Councillor)Jun 5
  12. 12O12 PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. Amendment to the Cambridge Municipal Code Chapter 2.62.010F and Chapter 2.104.010. (School Committee)Jun 5
  13. 13O13 PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED. Amendment to include Housing as an Allowed Use in Industrial Districts petition.Jun 19
  14. 14O14 PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT. Refiled Harvard Square District Petition.Jul 13
  15. 15O15 PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED. The petition of Ralph Yoder, et al. to rezone as open space an area adjacent to the MDC Reservation at Alewife now zoned 0-2.Jul 31
  16. 16O16 PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED. The petition of Ann M. Tennis, et al. to establish a Parkway Overlay District.Jul 31
  17. 17O17 PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. Amendment to the Cambridge Municipal Code Chapter 2.116.060 entitled Fee-Sealing.Jul 31
  18. 18O18 PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME. The petition of Barbara Broussard, et al. To amend the Zoning Ordinance to rezone an area of land bounded by Bent, Third and Binney Streets from Industry B-1 to Industry A-1.Aug 8
  19. 19O19 ORDAINED AS AMENDED. Jack Prescott Loose, et al. Petition - 18 month Moratorium.Oct 16
  20. 20O20 A communication was received from the Small Property Owners Association regarding proposed condo conversion ordinance.Dec 4
  21. 21O21 PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. Extension of IPOP Planning Overlay Special Districts.Dec 18
  22. 22O22 PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED. Harvard Square Overlay DistrictDec 18
  23. 23O23 PLACED ON FILE ON MOTION OF COUNCILLOR SULLIVAN. "Historical Buildings and Landmarks" be inserting a subsection at the end of Section 2.78.050.Dec 18
  24. 24O24 FAILED TO PASS TO A SECOND READING 4-5-0. Condo Conversion.Dec 18

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