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The Docket ▸ 2002

2002

2,470 council actions · 2,456 linked to the city's scans · 8 sections

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Resolutions

1,517 actions · № 1–1576
  1. 11R Resolution on the death of Gladys Bolden. Councillors Galluccio, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #1 scanJan 14
  2. 22R Resolution on the death of Francis J. Brown Sr. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #2 scanJan 14
  3. 33R Resolution on the death of Violet Cadorette. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #3 scanJan 14
  4. 44R Resolution on the death of Mary S. Conway. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #4 scanJan 14
  5. 55R Resolution on the death of Ralph J. Donaruma Sr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #5 scanJan 14
  6. 66R Resolution on the death of Joseph B. Ferguson. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #6 scanJan 14
  7. 77R Resolution on the death of Walter S. Hall. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanJan 14
  8. 88R Resolution on the death of Cyril Hynes. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Maher, Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #8 scanJan 14
  9. 99R Resolution on the death of Virginia M. Iandoli. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #9 scanJan 14
  10. 1010R Resolution on the death of Dr. Edmund N. Kudarauskas. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #10 scan—
  11. 1111R Resolution on the death of Joseph Luciano. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #11 scan—
  12. 1212R Resolution on the death of William W. Lyons Jr. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Maher, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  13. 1313R Resolution on the death of Joseph N. Mattera. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  14. 1414R Resolution on the death of Henrietta McIsaac. Councillors Maher, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  15. 1515R Resolution on the death of Joseph J. Mingle Sr. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  16. 1616R Resolution on the death of Alveta Patterson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  17. 1717R Resolution on the death of Leo A. Sacco Sr. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  18. 1818R Resolution on the death of Mary Samourian. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  19. 1919R Resolution on the death of Mary Sterite. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  20. 2020R Resolution on the death of Helen A. Tattan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  21. 2121R Resolution on the death of Lynn Moncreiff. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  22. 2222R Speedy recovery wishes to Joe DeLeo. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  23. 2323R Resolution on the death of Mattie L. Simmons. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Maher, Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  24. 2424R Resolution on the death of Helen Corning. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  25. 2525R Resolution on the death of James F. Calorio. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Maher, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  26. 2626R Resolution on the death of Marcella Cynthia McDermott. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  27. 2727R Resolution on the death of Edna Sullivan. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Maher, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  28. 2828R Resolution on the death of Maureen T. Kelly. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  29. 2929R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth Romano. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  30. 3030R Resolution on the death of Joan Durant. Councillors Galluccio, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  31. 3131R Resolution on the death of Marie Holland. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  32. 3232R Commend the staff of the Institute for Community Health and the Public Health Department on an upcoming survey which will give a much clearer view of local health issues. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolutin #32 scan—
  33. 3333R Commend the Cambridge Dive Team on its preparedness and commend Thomas Cahill for his rescue of a grebe. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  34. 3434R Retirement of Robert A. Pacheco from the Fire Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  35. 3535R Retirement of George E. Gibson from the Fire Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  36. 3636R Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary Wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Bartley. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  37. 3737R Congratulations to Charles Lyons, Arlington Selectman, on being elected Second Vice President of the National League of Cities. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  38. 3838R Best wishes to Connor Epstein Kraus on the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  39. 3939R Resolution on the death of Helen C. Hoar. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  40. 4040R Resolution on the death of Thomas A. Calabrese. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  41. 4141R Congratulations to Henry Louis Gates Jr. on being named the Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  42. 4242R Speedy recovery wishes to Helen M. Darling. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  43. 4343R Sincere sympathy wishes to Bobbie D'Alessandro, Superintendent of Schools, on the death of her father, William Gene Hollan. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  44. 4444R Resolution on the death of Daniel R. Shea. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  45. 4545R Prepare a suitable resolution on the Kendall Community Group's Annual Breakfast on January 25, 2002. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #45 scan—
  46. 4646R Resolution on the death of Ellen V. McDevitt. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Maher, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #46 scan—
  47. 4747R Resolution on the death of Frederick B. Stanley. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #47 scan—
  48. 4848R Retirement of Beverly Mastrangelo from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #48 scan—
  49. 4949R Retirement of Ann Mathes from the Cambridge Health Alliance. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #49 scan—
  50. 5050R Congratulations to Transition House as it celebrates its 26th anniversary. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #50 scan—
  51. 5151R Resolution on the death of Jeannette M. Risser. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #51 scan—
  52. 5252R Congratulations to Mayor Thomas Menino on the occasion of his inauguration as the Mayor of Boston. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #52 scan—
  53. 5353R Congratulations to Michael Flaherty on being elected Council President in the City of Boston. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #53 scan—
  54. 5454R Congratulations to Nancy Ryan, Executive Director of the Women's Commission, as she is honored by the Transition House at its 26th Anniversary celebration. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #54 scan—
  55. 5555R Congratulations to Somerville's Mayor Dorothy A. Kelly Gay on the occasion of her third term as Mayor. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #55 scan—
  56. 5656R Resolution on the death of Janice F. Mandile. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #56 scan—
  57. 5757R Resolution on the death of Arminda Chaves. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #57 scan—
  58. 5858R Resolution on the death of Carmine Rullo. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #58 scan—
  59. 5959R Resolution on the death of Jose P. DaSilva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #59 scan—
  60. 6060R Congratulations to City of Everett Mayor David Ragucci as he begins his third term as Mayor. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #60 scan—
  61. 6161R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Gwendolyn Wood. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #61—
  62. 6262R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Thomas Powers. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #62 scan—
  63. 6363R Resolution on the death of Maria C. Correia. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #63 scan—
  64. 6464R Encourage all residents to join in the celebration of the birthday of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on January 15, 2002 and reflect upon the progress made and the work still to be done in the American struggle for equality. Councillor Reeves, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #64 scan—
  65. 6565R Congratulations to the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center on its presentation of the 15th Annual Joyful Noise Concert. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #65 scan—
  66. 6666R Congratulations to the Inn at Harvard on its 10th Anniversary. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #66 scan—
  67. 6767R Welcome to Andria Hall, Guest Speaker at the 17th Annual Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Breakfast, and Severlin Singleton and Marvin Gilmore who are award recipients at the breakfast which will be held on January 19, 2002 at the Cambridge Hyatt Hotel. Councillor Reeves, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #67 scan—
  68. 6868R Resolution on the death of Gyorgy Kepes. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #68 scan—
  69. 6969R Resolution on the death of Hazel M. Johnson. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #69 scan—
  70. 7070R Resolution on the death of Charles A. Watson. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #70 scan—
  71. 7171R Congratulations to Larry Christiansen on winning the overall title at the United States Chess Championship in Seattle. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #71 scan—
  72. 7272R Congratulations to Jeff Purcell and Karen McGuire on the birth of their son, Connor Francis Purcell. Councillors Murphy, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #72 scan—
  73. 7373R Congratulations to the Honorable Severlin Singleton on being honored by the Cambridge Branch NAACP. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #73 scan—
  74. 7474R Congratulations to Marvin Gilmore on being honored by the Cambridge Branch NAACP. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #74 scan—
  75. 7575R Welcome to actor Danny Glover as he visits Cambridge to emcee the Cambridge Algebra Project's annual childrens' concert. Councillor Reeves Resolution #75 scan—
  76. 7676R Happy 100th Birthday to Frances V. Dynan. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #76 scan—
  77. 7777R Resolution on the death of Margaret R. Burns. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #77 scan—
  78. 7878R Resolution on the death of Edward A. Vigilante. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #78 scan—
  79. 7979R Resolution on the death of Jean T. Turner. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #79 scan—
  80. 8080R Resolution on the death of Ralph A. McElearney. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #80 scan—
  81. 8181R Appreciation to Dr. Deborah Prothrow-Stith for her remarks as guest speaker at the Central Square Branch Library 27th Annual Martin Luther King Birthday Celebration on January 13, 2002. Councillor Reeves, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #81 scan—
  82. 8282R Urge the State Division of Insurance for a favorable review of insurance rates for taxicabs with the goal to reduce rates. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Order #10 scan—
  83. 8383R City Council desire to establish a sister city relationship with a Cuban city fostering the people to people relationship. Order #11 scan—
  84. 8484R Resolution on the death of Anthony M. Mandile. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #1 scanJan 28
  85. 8585R Resolution on the death of Anthony Moscatello. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #2 scanJan 28
  86. 8686R Resolution on the death of Daniel W. Woods. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #3 scanJan 28
  87. 8787R Resolution on the death of Reverend Joseph R. Fahey. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #4 scanJan 28
  88. 8888R Happy 90th Birthday wishes to Frank Bonitto. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #5 scanJan 28
  89. 8989R Congratulations to the Clube Desportivo Faialense on their 30th Anniversary. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #6 scanJan 28
  90. 9090R Resolution on the death of Rita C. MacDonald. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanJan 28
  91. 9191R Resolution on the death of Andrew Hawk Zamparelli. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #8 scanJan 28
  92. 9292R Resolution on the death of Anthony P. Bonacci. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #9 scanJan 28
  93. 9393R Resolution on the death of Gerald A. Tramontozzi. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #10 scanJan 28
  94. 9494R Resolution on the death of Helen M. Black. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scanJan 28
  95. 9595R Resolution on the death of Virginia M. McGrath. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  96. 9696R Resolution on the death of Matilda J. Ingram. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #13—
  97. 9797R Resolution on the death of John F. Walker. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #14—
  98. 9898R Resolution on the death of Laura M. Perry. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  99. 9999R Resolution on the death of Hilario da Silva Vital. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  100. 100100R Resolution on the death of Louis Levi Stoddard. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  101. 101101R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. O'Connell. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  102. 102102R Resolution on the death of Joseph A. Langone III. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  103. 103103R Congratulations to the Martin Luther King Jr. School and the King Open School on their 2002 Martin Luther King Jr. celebration. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  104. 104104R Congratulations to Walter J. Foster on being awarded the Bronze Star. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  105. 105105R Gratitude to the Cambridge Health Alliance on its 3rd Annual Community and Business Breakfast. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution#22 scan—
  106. 106106R Congratulations to Anne Leduc on the birth of her grandson, Zachary John Leduc. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  107. 107107R Congratulations to City Councillor Brian Murphy and his wife Kate Champion Murphy on the birth of their son, Joseph Murphy. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Maher, Vice Mayor Davis, Councillors Decker, Galluccio, Reeves, Simmons, and Councillor Toomey Resolution #24 scan—
  108. 108108R Resolution on the death of Mary P. Chaves. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  109. 109109R Resolution on the death of Gertrude R. Brassil. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  110. 110110R Resolution on the death of Catherine E. Kenney. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  111. 111111R Congratulations to Henry Littleboy on his retirement from Harvard University. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  112. 112112R Congratulations to Ramon Baynes on his recent dance performance with Britney Spears at the MTV Music Awards and an upcoming video. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  113. 113113R Urge all residents to be cognizant of the Annual Country Fair held at St. Francis Church which will take place on Sunday, March 17, 2002. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  114. 114114R Resolution on the death of Frances J. Aldham. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  115. 115115R Resolution on the death of Stella M. Flowers. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  116. 116116R Resolution on the death of Dorothy E. Kelley. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  117. 117117R Appreciation to Catholic schools for their important role in the education of the children of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  118. 118118R Congratulations to Stella Downie on her recognition by the Cambridge Health Alliance at their 3rd Annual Community and Business Breakfast for her many contributions. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  119. 119119R Congratulations to Robert Hurlbut on his recognition by the Cambridge Health Alliance at their 3rd Annual Community and Business Breakfast for his many contributions. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  120. 120120R Congratulations to Reverend Leroy Attles Sr. for his recognition by the Cambridge Health Alliance at their 3rd Annual Community and Business Breakfast for his many contributions. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  121. 121121R Commend Cambridge Family and Children's Services and the John F. Kennedy School of Government for their role in the January 11, 2002 forum on the plight of foster children who reach the age of eighteen and are not adopted or reunited with biological parents. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  122. 122122R Welcome the Yerevan, Armenia delegation to Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  123. 123123R Happy 100th Birthday of Vida Ball. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  124. 124124R Resolution to be prepared on the death of Concetta Martorella. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  125. 125125R Congratulations to Andrew Holbrook and Matthew Quirk on their appointments as city editors for the Crimson. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  126. 126126R Urge residents to be cognizant of the upcoming Homeless Summit being sponsored by Somerville Mayor Dorothy Kelly Gay and the Somerville Homeless Providers Group on February 13, 2002 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  127. 127127R Declare the month of February as Black History Month. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  128. 128128R Congratulations to B. Maynard Scarborough on his new position as Vice President of Community Affairs at the Boston Globe. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #45 scan—
  129. 129129R Happy Birthday to Patricia Glynn. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #46 scan—
  130. 130130R Best wishes and congratulations to the men of St. Paul A.M.E. Church on Men's Day. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #47 scan—
  131. 131131R Congratulations to the Cambridge Branch of the NAACP on their successful 2002 Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #48 scan—
  132. 132132R Happy Birthday to all Cantabrigians born in February. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #49 scan—
  133. 133133R Speedy recovery wishes to Mrs. Mary Rogers. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #50 scan—
  134. 134134R Resolution on the death of Edmund J. Borelli. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Maher, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #51 scan—
  135. 135135R Resolution on the death of Helen M. Donelan. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Maher, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #52 scan—
  136. 136136R Resolution on the death of Lena Freda. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #53 scan—
  137. 137137R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth Gianatasio. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #54 scan—
  138. 138138R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. Sullivan. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #55 scan—
  139. 139139R Happy 95th Birthday wishes to Anna T. Flaherty. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #56 scan—
  140. 140140R Best wishes to Reverend David Grishaw-Jones on his new assignment as senior minister of the First Congregational Church, UCC in Santa Cruz, California. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #57 scan—
  141. 141141R Resolution on the death of Dorothy A. Gatherwright. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #58 scan—
  142. 142142R Happy Birthday wishes to Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #59 scan—
  143. 143143R Happy Birthday wishes to Jon Baring-Gould. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #60 scan—
  144. 144144R Happy Birthday wishes to Tiara Quinn. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #61 scan—
  145. 145145R Best wishes to the New England Patriots as they prepare for the Super Bowl. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #62 scan—
  146. 146146R Extend warm thoughts and prayers to Father William Walsh. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #63 scan—
  147. 147147R Congratulations to the Honorable Severlin Singleton III on his new career as a cinematographer. Councillor Reeves, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #64 scan—
  148. 148148R Good luck to the CRLS Girls Cross County Track Team as they go the State Championship competition. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #65 scan—
  149. 149149R Best wishes to Joel, Christine and Veronica Burke on the annual Super Bowl Day Road Race. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Decker and entire membership Resolution #66 scan—
  150. 150150R Urge Harvard University administration to negotiate compassionate and living wages for the custodians of Harvard University. Councillor Galluccio Order #4 scan—
  151. 151151R Urge the Massachusetts General Court to fully fund the clean elections Law in keeping with responsibilities under the Massachusetts Constitution as elucidated by the Massachusetts Judicial Court. Councillor Murphy and Mayor Sullivan Order #16 scan—
  152. 152152R City Council support of the Motion Pictures Operators Union Local 182 to preserve their current wages. Councillor Decker and Mayor Sullivan Order #6 scan—
  153. 153153R City Council support of Judge Severlin Singleton in his efforts to eliminate all race discrimination in sentencing. Councillor Galluccio Order #5 scan—
  154. 154154R City Council support of Cambridge Pedestrian and Bicycle Committees. Vice Mayor Davis Order #8 scan—
  155. 155155R Urging the State Legislature to temporarily freeze the rollback of the state income tax rate. Mayor Sullivan Order #7 scanFeb 11
  156. 156156R The City Council support for the Act Enhancing Municipal Police Cooperation. Mayor Sullivan Order #6 scanFeb 11
  157. 157157R Resolution on the death of Catherine (Canova) Puntonio. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scanFeb 11
  158. 158158R Resolution on the death of Bremen J. Anderson. Councillor Galluccio and the entire membership Resolution #2 scanFeb 11
  159. 159159R Resolution on the death of Christine Duggan. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #3 scanFeb 11
  160. 160160R Resolution on the death of Sheila A. Sciarappa-Cooper. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #4 scanFeb 11
  161. 161161R Resolution on the death of Joan M. King. Councillor Maher, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #5 scanFeb 11
  162. 162162R Congratulations to the New England Patriots. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey and Maher and entire membership Resolution #6 scanFeb 11
  163. 163163R Resolution on the death of Bing Quon Yee. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #7 scanFeb 11
  164. 164164R Congratulations to Amara Frank, Samuel Lopez, Cambridge Rindge and Latin Athletics Department and the team members on their formation of the new CRLS gymnastics team. Councillor Galluccio Resolution #8 scanFeb 11
  165. 165165R Resolution on the death of Joan C. (Heron) Lewicki. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanFeb 11
  166. 166166R Resolution on the death of Dolores C. McCormack. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #10 scan—
  167. 167167R Retirement of David Bryant from the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #11 scan—
  168. 168168R Congratulations to the City of Cambridge on two Gold awards for design of the Walter J. Sullivan Water Purification Facility and the Crescent/Carver Neighborhood Sewer Separation and Storm Management Program. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  169. 169169R Best wishes for a successful Chocolate Fools Day. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  170. 170170R Commending the Longfellow National Historic Site and the Mount Auburn Cemetery for their efforts to maintain the historic site as a tribute to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  171. 171171R Appreciation and gratitude to Jeff Wolf for his tenacious commitment to the individual families of our community and campaign against domestic violence. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  172. 172172R Commending the Neville Manor Poetry Group for their efforts to create greater understanding about the implications of labeling. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  173. 173173R Expressing appreciation to Sallie Bass for her many years of dedicated service to the citizens of Cambridge and wish her much happiness in her retirement. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  174. 174174R Retirement of Carmen Medeiros from the Harrington School. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  175. 175175R Recognizing Saint Peter's Parish as a famine parish. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  176. 176176R Proclaiming the month of March, 2001 as American Red Cross Month. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  177. 177177R Retirement of Marie Wright from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  178. 178178R Retirement of William Rodriguez from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  179. 179179R Retirement of Janice Sallum from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  180. 180180R Best Wishes for a speedy recovery to Jack Delaney. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  181. 181181R Expressing condolence to the family of Harold Russell and admiration for his work on behalf of the disabled community. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  182. 182182R Congratulations to School Committee member Joseph Grassi and his wife Dawn on the birth of their daughter. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  183. 183183R Happy 103rd Birthday wishes to Gladys Hill. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership. Resolution #27 scan—
  184. 184184R Resolution on the death of the Honorable Michael F. Stanley. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  185. 185185R Retirement resolution on John Foley from the Public Works Department. Mayor Sullivan end entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  186. 186186R Resolution on the retirement of Jose Figueiredo, Principal of the Harrington School. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  187. 187187R Retirement of Louis Cherubino from the Police Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  188. 188188R Resolution on the death of Carol A. Cristello-Flock. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  189. 189189R Resolution on the death of Thomas C. Wilder. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  190. 190190R Resolution on the death of Charles A. Forte. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  191. 191191R Resolution on the death of Thomas A. Byrne. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  192. 192192R Heartfelt thanks to Reverend Vernon Carter for his contributions to the Cambridge community as a Commissioner on the Cambridge Human Rights Commission. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  193. 193193R Appreciation to The Guidance Center, Inc. for their dedication to the Cambridge community and Dr. Robert Straus on being honored by the Guidance Center. Mayor Sullivan Resolution #37 scan—
  194. 194194R Designating the week of Sunday, April 7 through Sunday, April 14, 2002, as Days of Remembrance in Cambridge in memory of the victims of the Holocaust. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  195. 195195R Resolution on the death of Virginia W. Hartshorn. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  196. 196196R Resolution on a speedy recovery to Mary McMorrow. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  197. 197197R Resolution on the death of Alice V. "Lally" McBride. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  198. 198198R Get well wishes to John Courtney. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  199. 199199R Happy 80th Birthday wishes to Helen Pacheco. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  200. 200200R Welcoming the British Consulate General as they open their offices in Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  201. 201201R Congratulations to Queen Elizabeth on the occasion of her 50th Anniversary as Queen. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #45 scan—
  202. 202202R Congratulations to The Inn at Harvard as it celebrates its Ten-Year Diamond Anniversary. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #46 scan—
  203. 203203R Congratulations to Richard Carbone on the occasion of being honored as Hotel General Manager of the year. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #47 scan—
  204. 204204R Resolution on the death of Edward F. O'Shea. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #48 scan—
  205. 205205R Resolution on the death of Henry Kloss. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #49 scan—
  206. 206206R Appreciation to Massachusetts military personnel who took part in keeping the peace in Bosnia. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #50 scan—
  207. 207207R Happy 80th Birthday wishes to Marion Sullivan, mother of Mayor Michael Sullivan. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #51 scan—
  208. 208208R Congratulations to the Department of Human Services the Fitzgerald Community School and the Gately Youth Center for receiving funds through the Lead to Opportunities for Youth with Disabilities for out of school programs for youth with disabilities. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #52 scan—
  209. 209209R Congratulations to a long-time public employee who has done a lot for Cambridge youth. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #53 scan—
  210. 210210R Resolution on the death of Santo "Sam" Cassia. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #1 scanFeb 25
  211. 211211R Resolution on the death of Catherine McGreal. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #2 scanFeb 25
  212. 212212R Resolution on the death of Lester C. Sanford. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #3 scanFeb 25
  213. 213213R Resolution on the death of Leopold G. Balzano. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #4 scanFeb 25
  214. 214214R Happy Anniversary wishes to a special couple. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #5 scanFeb 25
  215. 215215R Congratulations to Philip F. Mangano on his appointment as the Executive Director of the Federal Interagency Homeless Council. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #6 scanFeb 25
  216. 216216R Resolution on the death of Carmen Irene Pittman. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanFeb 25
  217. 217217R Resolution on the death of Vincent Pacelli. Councillor Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scanFeb 25
  218. 218218R Resolution on the death of Dorothy Condon. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanFeb 25
  219. 219219R Resolution on the death of Martha Henderson "Muffy" Coolidge. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #10 scanFeb 25
  220. 220220R Resolution on the death of Robert A. Fay. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scanFeb 25
  221. 221221R Resolution on the death of Captain Horace E. Lindberg, Jr. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  222. 222222R Resolution on the death of Manuel Joaquim. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  223. 223223R Congratulating the Writers of Color Workshop on their compilation of works. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  224. 224224R Resolution on the death of Lillian Robbins. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  225. 225225R Congratulating the members of the CRLS culinary team in their resounding victory in the Natural Pie Challenge. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  226. 226226R Resolution on the death of Thomas A. Patterson. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  227. 227227R Resolution on the death of Giuseppe "Joe" Borelli. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  228. 228228R Resolution on the death of Anna (Arenell) Curry. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  229. 229229R Congratulations to Bernard Flynn on being promoted to the rank of Full Bird Colonel in the United States Army Reserve. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  230. 230230R Happy 70th Birthday wishes to State Senator Ted Kennedy. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  231. 231231R Retirement of Andrea Downie from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  232. 232232R Retirement of Barbara Richard from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  233. 233233R Encouraging Cambridge residents to attend the Honorable Severlin Singleton's Cambridge premier of "Street Corner Symphony" on Saturday February 23rd, 3:00 p.m. at Kresge Auditorium. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  234. 234234R Congratulations to Rob and Lori Sands-Roddenberry on the birth of their daughter Kirstin Roddenberry. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  235. 235235R Congratulating the Harvard Book Store on its seventieth anniversary. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  236. 236236R Best wishes and appreciation to the City of Cambridge Employees' Committee on Diversity on the occasion of their presentation of "Malcolm X 'By Any Means Necessary' "on February 27, 2002 at the Senior Center. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  237. 237237R Extending the Agassiz Neighborhood Council great success with its 7th Annual Hip-Hop Festival. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  238. 238238R Congratulating all the members of CityStep for their dedication and hardwork with the school age children in the community. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  239. 239239R Extending best wishes for great success in the completion of the documentary work in progress at the Cambridge YWCA. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  240. 240240R Acknowledging the celebration of International Women's Day. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  241. 241241R Extending congratulations to the new Officers and Directors at the Justinian Law Society. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  242. 242242R Recognizing International Mother Language Day, which is celebrated annually on the 21st of February. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  243. 243243R Extending Best Wishes for the NoCA Arts 5th Annual All Open Arts Studio. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  244. 244244R Acknowledging the lasting tribute to Officer Loughrey who gave his life in the line of duty. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  245. 245245R Extending congratulations to the workers and the Cross Point Associates team on their completion of the project on One Bow Street. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  246. 246246R Resolution on the death of John Fowler. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  247. 247247R Resolution on the death of Thomas C. Wilder. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  248. 248248R Resolution on the death of Cleo E. Carroll. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  249. 249249R Resolution on the death of Leo J. Boyle. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  250. 250250R Congratulating the US House and Senate for passing legislation to address "soft money" and special thanks to Congressman Martin Meehan for his continued effort to address this issue. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  251. 251251R Resolution on the death of Aldina F. Soares. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  252. 252252R Resolution on the death of Josephine Galligani. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  253. 253253R Resolution on the death of Donald J. Marchant. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  254. 254254R Congratulating the Cambridge Public Schools, Department of Public Works, and the Cambridge Recycling Program for their successful efforts through the SCRIP program to recycle. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #45 scan—
  255. 255255R Extending best wishes to Ruah, Breath of Life, Inc. for great success with its 8th Annual Rays of Hope Awards Ceremony. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #46 scan—
  256. 256256R Best wishes for a spectacular performance of "REASON." Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #47 scan—
  257. 257257R Congratulate Triangle on their thirtieth anniversary celebration on March 22, 2002. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #48 scan—
  258. 258258R Commending Frank Kramer, owner of the Harvard Book Store, and Susan Flannery, Director of the Library, for their efforts promoting reading in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #49 scan—
  259. 259259R Congratulating the Charles River Transportation Management Association, Community Development Department, Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department, and participating Cambridge businesses on the successful launch of the EZRide Shuttle. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #50 scan—
  260. 260260R Commending all participants in the Environmental Protection Agency's Charles River Stormwater Design Competition and congratulating the winners. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #51 scan—
  261. 261261R Wishing the CRLS STARS good luck in their evening of theater and conversation. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #52 scan—
  262. 262262R Extending best wishes to the Portuguese American Civic League for a successful event. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #53 scan—
  263. 263263R Congratulate Laurence and Brendan Hopkins on Daedlus' first anniversary and wish them continued success. Councillor Murphy, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #54 scan—
  264. 264264R Resolution on the death of Guido J. Greco. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #55 scan—
  265. 265265R Resolution on the death of Daniel P. Guerino. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #56 scan—
  266. 266266R Resolution on the death of Danielle E. Struzziery. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #57 scan—
  267. 267267R Resolution on the death of Josephine A. Bonislawski. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #58 scan—
  268. 268268R Resolution on the death of Katherine Bent. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #59 scan—
  269. 269269R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Beck. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Maher, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #60 scan—
  270. 270270R Resolution on the death of Sebastian L. Denaro. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #61 scan—
  271. 271271R Resolution on the death of Lena Lavoie. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #62 scan—
  272. 272272R Resolution on the death of Anita Pearson. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #63 scan—
  273. 273273R Resolution on the death of Francis O'Dea. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #64 scan—
  274. 274274R Resolution on the death of Maria Paula. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #65 scan—
  275. 275275R Resolution on the death of Marie G. Regal. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #66 scan—
  276. 276276R Resolution on the death of Stephen Ficaro. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #67 scan—
  277. 277Congratulate Comprehensive Environmental Incorporated on winning the MIT/EPA Stormwater Design Competition Professional Category. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #68 scan—
  278. 278Congratulations to Tom Anninger on being appointed Chair of the Planning Board. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #69 scan—
  279. 279Happy 70th Birthday to a wonderful Cantabrigian. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #70 scan—
  280. 280Send get well wishes and support to Ahmed Moustafa. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #71 scan—
  281. 281Thank Larissa Brown for her service to the City of Cambridge as Chair of the Planning Board. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #72 scan—
  282. 282Congratulate the Superintendent of School and the School Committee on the recertification of the RSTA program at Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #73 scan—
  283. 283Congratulate to the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce Outreach Committee and the business that participated for their contributions to the school-to-work transition of Cambridge students. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillors Simmons, Murphy, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #74 scan—
  284. 284Adopt measures to ensure that Cambridge is not purchasing goods and services from sweatshop manufacturers. Councillors Decker, Murphy and Toomey Order #5 scan—
  285. 285Urging the Massachusetts Legislature and Governor to prevent cuts in state funding of Mass Health that would decrease the level of service currently provided to our most vulnerable citizens. Councillor Galluccio Order #8 scan—
  286. 286Support of House Bill 4318 An Act Relative To Speed Limits In Cities And Towns. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Order #12 scan—
  287. 287287R Congratulating the Cambridge Arts Council on the success of the Fourth annual Grant Awards Celebration and offering congratulations to all of the 2002 grantees. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #1 scanMar 18
  288. 288288R Congratulations to Afterworks, a PASS recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant Program for 2002. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #2 scanMar 18
  289. 289289R Congratulations to the Agassiz Neighborhood Council, a PASS recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #3 scanMar 18
  290. 290290R Congratulations to the Maria Agui Carter, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for the Maria Baldwin Project. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #4 scanMar 18
  291. 291291R Congratulations to Myrna Balk, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for the "Art of Witnessing." Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #5 scanMar 18
  292. 292292R Congratulations to Behind the Mask Theater, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for the Tales of the Monkey King. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #6 scanMar 18
  293. 293293R Congratulations to the Boston Archdiocesan Choir School, a PASS recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant Program for 2002. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #7 scanMar 18
  294. 294294R Congratulations to the Brazilian Cultural Center, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for Capoeria Education and Training. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #8 scanMar 18
  295. 295295R Congratulations to the Caitlin Corbett Dance Company, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for concerts featuring two premieres, "Sparkle & Elbow" Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #9 scanMar 18
  296. 296296R Congratulations to the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for Youth Arts and Media (YAM) and Arts Access. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #10 scan—
  297. 297297R Congratulations to the Cambridge Public School, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for Performances by Magpie Puppets. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #11 scan—
  298. 298298R Congratulations to the CRLS Drama Fund for Cambridge Schools, a PASS recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant Program for 2002. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  299. 299299R Congratulations to the Cambridge Society of Early Music, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for "Early Music" Chamber Music Concert. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  300. 300300R Congratulations to the Community Arts Center, Inc., a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council for 2002 for "Do It Your Damm Self Youth Video Festival" Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  301. 301301R Congratulations to the Betsy Damian & Tobin Community School, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for a collaborative art studio for Grades Kindergarten, First Grade and Second Grade. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  302. 302302R Congratulations to the Fletcher-Maynard After School Collaborative, a PASS recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant Program for 2002. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  303. 303303R Congratulations to Dan Fox, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for a Swing Dance Concert at Cadbury Common. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  304. 304304R Congratulations to the Gamelan Galak Tika, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for the Commission and Presentation of the Gamelan Music. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  305. 305305R Congratulations to the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for "A Day At The Opera" Concert. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  306. 306306R Congratulations to the Greet Street Studios, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for The Emerging Artists Concert Program. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  307. 307307R Congratulations to the Jose Mateo's Ballet Theatre, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for Nutcracker Community Night. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  308. 308308R Congratulations tot he Luna Theatre, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for The Creation of Three New Pieces. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  309. 309309R Congratulations to the M.E. Fitzgerald School, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for the Creation and Installation of a Tile Wall Mural. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  310. 310310R Congratulations to the Morse/Graham & Parks Community Schools, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for The April Vacation Week Theater Arts Program. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  311. 311311R Congratulations to New Words Live, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for The Spring Reading Series 2002. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  312. 312312R Congratulations to the Snappy Dance Theater, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for a Field Trip to Beacon Hill Theater to see Snappy. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  313. 313313R Congratulations to the Agenda for Children, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for Acting Out, An Underground Railway Theater (URT) Residency. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  314. 314314R Congratulations to Jody Weber, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for "Contemporary Dance In America." Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  315. 315315R Congratulations to Hilary Weisman, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for "Extraordinary People" A Cable Access TV Series. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  316. 316316R Congratulations to Rosana Yamagiwa Alfaro, a recipient of the Cambridge Arts Council Grant for 2002 for Radio Plays – Adapting, Recording, and Presenting. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolutiom #30 scan—
  317. 317317R Resolution on the death of Janet M. Sparrow. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  318. 318318R Resolution on the death of Salvatore J. Sabatino. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  319. 319319R Resolution on the death of Delia M. Brown. Councillors Galluccio, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  320. 320320R Resolution on the death of Jean E. Devine. Councillors Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  321. 321321R Resolution on the death of Jessica "Molly" Hanna. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  322. 322322R Resolution on the death of Barbara F. Carter. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  323. 323323R Resolution on the death of Evelyn G. Gibson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  324. 324324R Resolution on the death of Margaret F. Buldini. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  325. 325325R Resolution on the death of Shellie Z. Brooks. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  326. 326326R Resolution wishing the Miller's River Tenant Council success on their Annual Bazaar. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  327. 327327R Congratulating the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Girls Basketball Team on their semi-final win over Peabody in overtime. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  328. 328328R Resolution on the death of Reverend Peter D. Hickey. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  329. 329329R Congratulating Michele Kincaid and her husband Byron on the birth of their third son, Zachary Byron Kincaid. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  330. 330330R Extending congratulations and best wishes to Councillor Fitch and Ms. Buckley on their engagement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  331. 331331R Congratulating the CRLS Girls Basketball Team on their overtime win of 75-66. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #45 scan—
  332. 332332R Wishing the CRLS Girls Basketball Team "GOODLUCK." Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #46 scan—
  333. 333333R Wishing a speedy recovery to Elizabeth M. Senecal. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #47 scan—
  334. 334334R Condolences on the death of William Riga. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #48 scan—
  335. 335335R Congratulating the Margaret Fuller House on its 100 years of service and support to the Cambridge Community. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #49 scan—
  336. 336336R Resolution on the death of Catherine M. Prebensen. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #50 scan—
  337. 337337R Resolution on the death of John W. Groom. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #51 scan—
  338. 338338R Resolution on the death of Mary I. Kenny. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #52 scan—
  339. 339339R Resolution on the death of Irene F. Martell. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #53 scan—
  340. 340340R Resolution on the death of Alice R. Russell. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #54 scan—
  341. 341341R Extending wishes for a successful conference to the members of CRLS STAR'S. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #55 scan—
  342. 342342R Congratulation Hussein Ramadan on being this years recipient of the Taxi Cab Driver of the Year. Mayor Sullivan end entire membership Resolution #56 scan—
  343. 343343R Thanking the Cambridge Employees Committee on Diversity for the outstanding Black History Month celebration on February 27, 2002. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #57 scan—
  344. 344344R Resolution welcoming Julia Bowden back to employment with the City of Cambridge and congratulating her on her new position as Assistant to the City Manager. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resoluion #58 scan—
  345. 345345R Resolution congratulating SEIU Local 254 and Harvard University for a successful contract negotiation. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #59 scan—
  346. 346346R Resolution congratulating John Nardone on his new position as Assistant Commissioner of Operations for the Department of Public Works. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #60 scan—
  347. 347347R Expressing appreciation to the Women's Commission and the Women's Heritage Project for there March 7, 2002 celebration honoring International Women's Day. Councillor Decker, Vice Mayor Davis and Councillor Simmons Resolution #61 scan—
  348. 348348R Wishing the CRLS Girls Basketball Team "GoodLuck" in their Division 1 North Final contest. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #62 scan—
  349. 349349R Resolution on the death of Reverend Thomas J. Gibbons. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #63 scan—
  350. 350350R Expressing best wishes for a successful 5th Annual Doug Pollander, Sr. Basketball Tournament. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #64 scan—
  351. 351351R Special recognition given to the works of the Women's Center to the efforts of women. Councillor Simmons and entire membership Resolution #65 scan—
  352. 352352R Expressing appreciation to Teresa Phillips for her twenty-four years of dedicated service to the citizens and to the City of Cambridge and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #66 scan—
  353. 353353R Expressing condolences to the family of Charles Christiansen. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #67 scan—
  354. 354354R Expressing condolences to the family of Robert J. Feloney. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #68 scan—
  355. 355355R Extending a very Happy 100th Birthday wish to Ms. Joyce Bailey. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #69 scan—
  356. 356356R Commending the students, teachers and administration for their support and patriotism in light of the September 11th tragedy. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #70 scan—
  357. 357357R Congratulating the CRLS Girls Basketball Team on winning their division on Saturday, March 9th. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #71 scan—
  358. 358358R Congratulating the Harvard University and Women's Basketball Team on winning their division. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #72 scan—
  359. 359359R Resolution on the death of Gertrude L. Conley. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #73 scan—
  360. 360360R Resolution on the death of John R. Sennott. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #74 scan—
  361. 361361R Resolution on the death of Natalie B. Frohock. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #75 scan—
  362. 362362R Resolution on the death of Anna M. Fitzgerald. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #76 scan—
  363. 363363R Resolution on the death of Frances V. Dynan. Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #77 scan—
  364. 364364R Resolution on the death of Alejandra (Ortiz) Colon. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #78 scan—
  365. 365365R Resolution on the death of Ralph Palmacci. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #79 scan—
  366. 366366R Wishing the CRLS Girls Basketball Team "GoodLuck" in their quest to bring home a Division 1 State Title on Saturday, March 16, 2002 at the Worcester Centrum. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #80 scan—
  367. 367367R Resolution on the death of Jean C. Sauer. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #81 scan—
  368. 368368R Expressing appreciation to Jennie Bilikas for her fifteen years of dedicated service to the citizens and the City of Cambridge and wishing her well on her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #82 scan—
  369. 369369R Expressing appreciation to Gila Kornfeld-Jacobs for her many years of dedicated service to the citizens and the City of Cambridge and wishing her well on her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #83 scan—
  370. 370370R Resolution on the death of Doris Taylor Goins. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #84 scan—
  371. 371371R Congratulations to Al LaRosa on his retirement from the Massachusetts House of Representatives Information Systems Staff after thirty years of dedicated service. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #85 scan—
  372. 372372R Resolution on the death of James P. Rowan, Sr. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #86 scan—
  373. 373373R Congratulations to the parents and grandparents of Timothy William Healy. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #87 scan—
  374. 374374R Commending the North Cambridge Crime Task Force for their work on reducing children's exposure to media violence by hosting a community and family workshop. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #88 scan—
  375. 375375R Congratulating Elijah Wald for winning the Grammy Award for Best Album Notes and the release of his new album. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #89 scan—
  376. 376376R Congratulating Frank Kramer, owner of the Harvard BookStore, and his entire staff for being named the 2002 BookSeller of the Year. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #90 scan—
  377. 377377R Congratulating CASCAP on the opening of 8 Bigelow Street and commending them for their dedication to affordable housing and service to people with special needs in the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #91 scan—
  378. 378378R Extending gratitude to Maria Freddura for her service to Cambridge Little Baseball League and wish her well in all future endeavors. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #92 scan—
  379. 379379R Congratulating Friends of Alewife Reservation on receiving a Riverways Small Grant. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #93 scan—
  380. 380380R Congratulating the Cambridge Unit of the American Cancer Society on a successful Daffodil Days and extend our appreciation for their efforts. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #94 scan—
  381. 381381R Urging all residents to be cognizant of and participate in the Jane Doe, Inc.'s annual rally to kick off Sexual Assault Awareness month on Monday, April 1, 2002 at 12:00 p.m. at the Boston Common. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #95 scan—
  382. 382382R Congratulating Laura Groff on receiving the Toyota Tapestry Grant. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #96 scan—
  383. 383383R Congratulating Professor Henry Louis Gates on the occasion of his presentation of the thirty-first Jefferson Lecture in Humanities on March 22, 2002. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #97 scan—
  384. 384384R Extending best wishes for a spectacular performance of Bon Appetit. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #98 scan—
  385. 385385R Congratulating Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino on his forthcoming role as President of the U.S. Conference of Mayors and express gratitude for his service. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #99 scan—
  386. 386386R Congratulating the 2002 graduating class of the Medical Interpreters. Training Program at Cambridge College and extend best wishes in all future endeavors. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #100 scan—
  387. 387387R Congratulating Karen Spaulding on her prestigious recognition and thanking her for her service to the Cambridge youth. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #101 scan—
  388. 388388R Extending Congratulations to the Cambridge Youth Programs on the 13th Citywide African American History Celebration to be held on March 16, 2001. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #102 scan—
  389. 389389R Wishing a Happy 80th Birthday to Mabel Levarity on Saturday, March 16, 2002. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #103 scan—
  390. 390390R Congratulating the Women's Missionary Society of the New England Region of the African Methodist Episcopal Church on its annual Fashion Show, Saturday, April 6, 2002 at St. Paul A.M.E. Christian Life Center. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #104 scan—
  391. 391391R Congratulations to Dr. Sarah Lawrence Lightfoot on being named as the Chairperson of the McArthur Foundation. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #105 scan—
  392. 392392R Thanking Carmen Pacheco Medeiros for her service to the children of Cambridge and wishing her a happy and healthy retirement. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #106 scan—
  393. 393393R Congratulations to Dr. Jose M. Figueiredo for his many years of dedicated service and wish him well in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #107 scan—
  394. 394394R Extending a warm welcome to Karen Hacker, M.D., MPH. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #108 scan—
  395. 395395R Extending thanks to Virginia Chromitz, Ph.D. for her dedicated service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #109 scan—
  396. 396396R Best wishes to the Mount Auburn Memorial Post No. 8818, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States on their Annual Banquet. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #110 scan—
  397. 397397R Many thanks to Superintendent Harold Murphy for his many years of faithful service and wishing him well on his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #111 scan—
  398. 398398R Extending congratulations to the award recipients of the Boston Minuteman Lady Balden Powell Awards Luncheon. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #112 scan—
  399. 399399R Resolution on the death of Baby Victoire J. Schutzberg. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #113 scan—
  400. 400400R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth W. Conry. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #114 scan—
  401. 401401R Welcoming Dr. Ansell to the City of Cambridge and extending its best wishes for a stimulating and informative meeting of the Hemostasis Advisory Committee. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #115 scan—
  402. 402402R Welcoming Dr. Marlar to the City of Cambridge and extending its best wishes for a stimulating and informative meeting. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #116 scan—
  403. 403403R Welcoming Dr. Jean Francois Schved to the City of Cambridge and extending best wishes for a stimulating and informative meeting. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #117 scan—
  404. 404404R Welcoming Douglas A. Triplett, M.D. to the City of Cambridge and extending best wishes for a stimulating and informative meeting. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #118 scan—
  405. 405405R Welcoming Dr. Arnout to the City of Cambridge and extending best wishes for a stimulating and informative meeting. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #119 scan—
  406. 406406R Welcoming Dr. Ulrich Budde to the City of Cambridge and extending best wishes for a stimulating and informative meeting. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #120 scan—
  407. 407407R Welcoming Armando Tripodi to the City of Cambridge and extending best wishes for a stimulating and informative meeting. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #121 scan—
  408. 408408R Welcoming Dr. Bjorn Dahlback to the City of Cambridge and extending best wishes for a stimulating and informative meeting. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #122 scan—
  409. 409409R Welcoming Dr. Fukutake to the City of Cambridge and extending best wishes for a stimulating and informative meeting. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #123 scan—
  410. 410410R Extending best wishes for a stimulating and informative meeting to Charles Mountain and Instrumental Laboratory Company. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #124 scan—
  411. 411411R Resolution on the death of William J. "Sully" Billy. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #125 scan—
  412. 412412R Resolution on the death of Winifred Canina. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #126 scan—
  413. 413413R Resolution on the death of William J. McLaughlin. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #127 scan—
  414. 414414R Resolution on the death of Anna Radaitis. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #128 scan—
  415. 415415R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Girls Basketball Team for winning the Division 1 State Title. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #129 scan—
  416. 416416R Wishing Margaret Morrissey a Happy 4--- Birthday. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #130 scan—
  417. 417417R Welcoming Myrah Brown-Green back to Cambridge and thanking her for sharing her art and her knowledge with the children of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #131 scan—
  418. 418418R Asking the Governor and Legislature to take all possible steps to continue level funding for the Department of Social Services. Order #5 Councillor Galluccio Order #5 scan—
  419. 419419R Expressing appreciation to Robert Ahern for his thirty-two years of dedicated service to the citizens and to the City of Cambridge and wishing him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scanMar 25
  420. 420420R Extending Happy 90th Birthday wishes from the people of Cambridge to Dr. Dorothy Height, President Emeritus of the National Council of Negro Women. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #2 scanMar 25
  421. 421421R Resolution on the death of Mary C. Friel. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanMar 25
  422. 422422R Resolution on the death of Winifred R. Canina. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #4 scanMar 25
  423. 423423R Resolution on the death of Joan M. Sullivan. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #5 scanMar 25
  424. 424424R Resolution on the death of Irene A. Toomey. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #6 scanMar 25
  425. 425425R Commending Daniel Wood for his poetry reading entitled "Someone Paved the Way." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #7 scanMar 25
  426. 426426R Commending Xavier Shropshire for his poetry reading entitled "Gods Dream." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #8 scanMar 25
  427. 427427R Commending Kyle Roberts for his poetry reading "I Love the Look of Words." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #9 scanMar 25
  428. 428428R Commending Kenon Shelton on his poetry reading "My People." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #10 scanMar 25
  429. 429429R Commending Grant Fisher for his poetry reading "For My People." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #11 scanMar 25
  430. 430430R Commending Timmie Bluitt for his poetry reading "The Negro Speaks of Rivers." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  431. 431431R Commending Jatto O'Bannon for his poetry reading "Sun Song." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  432. 432432R Commending Steven Duboise for his poetry reading "Monument in Black." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  433. 433433R Commending Jerimiah Hamlett for his poetry reading "I Am Creativity." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  434. 434434R Commending Jonathan Jackson for his reading "My Lamb." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  435. 435435R Commending Jacob Lee for his reading "Christian Math." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  436. 436436R Commending Jordan Smith for his reading "Self Love." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  437. 437437R Commending Dante White for his reading "Black Roses." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  438. 438438R Commending Devonta Clark for his reading "Jesus Wept." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  439. 439439R Commending Jerrill Lockett for his reading "My Father's Love." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  440. 440440R Commending Joshua Screen for his reading "Past, Present, Future." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  441. 441441R Commending Devon Clark for his reading "They Say." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  442. 442442R Commending Norkasha Kiros on his poetry reading "The Miseducation of the Negro." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  443. 443443R Commending Kemper English on his poetry reading "We Wear the Mask." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  444. 444444R Commending Andrew Cooperon his poetry reading "I Am the Black Child." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  445. 445445R Commending Anwar Riley on his poetry reading "Death of Dr. King." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  446. 446446R Commending Robert Duboise for his poetry reading "History of My People." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  447. 447447R Commending Corey Dupree on his poetry reading "Heart of God." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  448. 448448R Commending Vincent Lockett for his poetry reading "Heroes." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  449. 449449R Commending Jonathan Dupree for his poetry reading "A Black Man Talks of Reaping." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  450. 450450R Commending Ernest Williams for his poetry reading "Simon Cyrenian Speaks." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  451. 451451R Commending Devante Phillips for his poetry reading "August 8th." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  452. 452452R Commending Amir Phillips for his poetry reading "To Malcolm X." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  453. 453453R Commending Maxwell Kennedy for his poetry reading "Sympathy." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  454. 454454R Commending Elijah Cheeks for his poetry reading "Sun Song." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  455. 455455R Commending Adam Cooper for his poetry reading "No Apology." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  456. 456456R Commending David Hall for his poetry reading "Turn the World Around." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  457. 457457R Congratulating Saint Anthony's Parish on its 100th anniversary. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
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  459. 459459R Resolution on the death of Nathalie L. Graham. Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  460. 460460R Resolution on the death of Theodore Sevigny. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  461. 461461R Congratulating all of the participants in the "Take Back the Music, Take Back Our Freedoms" event. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  462. 462462R Extending Happy Birthday wishes to Mary Welch. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  463. 463463R Extending congratulations to the incoming officers of the Cambridge Emblem Club #108. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  464. 464464R Extending appreciation to the Fayerweather Street School as they dedicate the garden in memory of the lives lost on September 11, 2001. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #45 scan—
  465. 465465R Extending condolences to the family of Belynda Dunn, AID's Activist extraordinaire on the loss of our dear soldier in the battle against AIDS. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #46 scan—
  466. 466466R Thanking Beverly Mastrangelo for her thirty years of dedication to the school-age children of Cambridge and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #47 scan—
  467. 467467R Extending sponsorship for the TV-Turnoff Week educational event. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #48 scan—
  468. 468468R Resolution on the death of Maurice Bonia. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #49 scan—
  469. 469469R Resolution on the death of Edwin S. Perry. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #50 scan—
  470. 470470R Congratulations to Evelyn High on her recognition as an Honoree of the New England Conference Annual Lay Awards Luncheon. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #51 scan—
  471. 471471R Extending a warm welcome to the Massachusetts Legislative Black Caucus on their annual dinner and to Congressman Harold Ford, Jr. who will be the keynote speaker. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #52 scan—
  472. 472472R Recognizing Tuesday, April 16, 2002 as Equal Pay Day. Vice Mayor Davis Resolution #53 scan—
  473. 473473R Congratulating the twenty-one students who received the highest rankings by the Science Fair Judges. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #54 scan—
  474. 474474R Congratulating Peggy Charren, Ruth Abrams, and Hannah Hukovsky on being named "Women Who Dared" by the Jewish Women's Archive. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #55 scan—
  475. 475475R Congratulate the Cambridge Human Rights Commission and the Fair Housing Committee for their efforts to promote fair housing in the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #56 scan—
  476. 476476R Congratulating Jeff Petrucelly and Burton Nadler on their recognition by the National Lawyers Guild, Massachusetts Chapter. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #57 scan—
  477. 477477R Resolution on the 40th Anniversary Celebration of CPPAX Dinner to be held on April 6, 2002 Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #58 scan—
  478. 478478R Proclaiming April 1st-7th, National Public Health Week. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #59 scan—
  479. 479479R Resolution on the death of Janice Bryant Grimes. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #60 scan—
  480. 480480R Resolution on the death of Viola Augustine Savage. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #61 scan—
  481. 481481R Extending congratulations to Derek and Cathy Williams on the birth of their daughter, Brianna Williams. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #62 scan—
  482. 482482R Resolution on the death of Emilia A. Pimentel. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #63 scan—
  483. 483483R Recognizing the week of April 1-7,2002 as National Community Development Week. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #64 scan—
  484. 484484R The public to be cognizant of the upcoming 16th Annual City Run to be held on April 7, 2002. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #65 scan—
  485. 485485R Wishing all people of the Jewish faith a happy Passover. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #66 scan—
  486. 486486R Resolution on the death of Geraldine Burgess. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #67 scan—
  487. 487487R Congratulating the newly appointed members of the Cambridge Women's Commission. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #68 scan—
  488. 488488R Congratulating the newly appointed members of the Cambridge Human Rights Commission. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #69 scan—
  489. 489489R Congratulating the newly appointed Somerville representative members of the Cambridge Health Alliance Board of Trustees. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #70 scan—
  490. 490490R Wishing a Happy Easter to Cantabrigians of the Christian faith. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #71 scan—
  491. 491491R Expressing appreciation to the City Manager and his staff, including the Police Commissioner, the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation, the Director of Emergency Communications and the Public Information Officer for making extra efforts to remind residents of street cleaning, with special thanks for using the reverse 911 system in this effort. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #72 scan—
  492. 492492R Expressing support for the 2nd Annual Black and Green Diversity Celebration. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scanApr 8
  493. 493493R Congratulations to Barbara Sullivan and wishing her well on her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanApr 8
  494. 494494R Congratulations to the graduates of the Massachusetts Fire Fighting Academy. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanApr 8
  495. 495495R Expressing support for the Cambridge Pop Warner Football and Cheerleading Committee on holding its first Annual Fashion and Talent Show. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #4 scanApr 8
  496. 496496R Extending congratulations to Edward J. Lawlor, Jr. and wishing him well in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #5 scanApr 8
  497. 497497R Resolution on the death of Joseph H. McCaffrey. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #6 scanApr 8
  498. 498498R Congratulations to Jullie Gillis and wishing her well in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #7 scanApr 8
  499. 499499R Expressing appreciation to the Keypals Project for all its work with the students of the Longfellow School. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #8 scanApr 8
  500. 500500R Congratulations to Laura C. Pini and wishing her well in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #9 scanApr 8
  501. 501501R Congratulations to Mary E. Collari and wishing her well in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #10 scanApr 8
  502. 502502R Congratulations to Merilyn A. Holleran and wishing her well on her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #11 scanApr 8
  503. 503503R Congratulations to Priscilla M. Goss and wishing her well on her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  504. 504504R Congratulations to Terrence W. O'Reilly and wishing him well on his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  505. 505505R Congratulating and wishing the best of luck to Bettye Robinson, who is retiring as the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Legislative Black Caucus. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  506. 506506R Welcoming the Robert Johnson Foundation on its visit to Cambridge to assess the Them of Color Health Program for significant funding. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  507. 507507R Welcoming back, Joseph Sater, who recently returned from his first trip back to his native Lebanon in more than twenty-five years. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  508. 508508R Congratulating the Aids Action Committee on its annual Backyard Rustin Breakfast. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  509. 509509R Extending Happy 80th Birthday wishes to Mrs. Manning. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  510. 510510R Extending best wishes to the eighth grade class of the Tobin School for a spectacular performance of their interpretation of our nations historical events. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  511. 511511R Extending congratulations to WHERE Magazine on the occasion of its 15th Annual Silver Plume Awards. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  512. 512512R Resolution on the death of William G. Urquhart. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  513. 513513R Resolution on the death of Rita E. Ritza. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  514. 514514R Resolution on the death of Josephine Cahill. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  515. 515515R Resolution on the death of William Mumford, Jr. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  516. 516516R Extending congratulations to Rachael Splaine Rollins on being selected as a recipient of the Boston Jaycees 51st Annual Ten Outstanding Young Leader Award. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  517. 517517R Resolution on the death of Erasmo "Ray" Santilli. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  518. 518518R Resolution on the death of Helen G. Devine. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  519. 519519R Resolution on the death of Alfred F. Sullivan. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  520. 520520R Extending congratulations and thanks to the men and women who have dedicated their time to work with the youth of the Cambridge Little League Baseball for the past fifty years. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  521. 521521R Extending wishes for a glorious day for the annual "Cambridge Day" to be held on Sunday, July 21, 2002 in Falmouth heights. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  522. 522522R Resolution on the death of Arthur E. Callender. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  523. 523523R Extending an invitation to all in Cambridge to attend the report-back from the Cambridge delegation visit to El Salvador, which is a Sister City, on Thursday, May 9 from 6:30-9:00 p.m. at the Cambridge Senior Center. Councillor Decker Resolution #32 scan—
  524. 524524R Congratulations to Dr. Langer on receiving the 2002 Draper Prize for his extraordinary contributions to the bioengineering of revolutionary medical drug delivery systems. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  525. 525525R Wishing Lena Sanford a speedy recovery. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  526. 526526R Resolution on the death of Rose L. Ferdinand. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  527. 527527R Resolution on the death of the Queen Mother. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  528. 528528R Welcoming Fred Cabral as Community Relations Manager at the Department of Public Works and wishing him well in this position. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Decker and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  529. 529529R Congratulating Lucy Lueders-Booth on being accepted to graduate school in education. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Decker and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  530. 530530R Extending congratulations to the Cambridge Health Alliance on receiving a prestigious grant and wishing them great success in the future of healthcare. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  531. 531531R Congratulating Anne Strong and Charlie Allen on their recently adopted daughter. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Decker and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  532. 532532R Thanking Leonard J. Solo for his twenty-eight years of dedicated service to the students as well as the City of Cambridge and wishing him much happiness on his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  533. 533533R Thanking Teresa Phillips for her twenty-five years of dedicated service to the City of Cambridge and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  534. 534534R Extending condolences to Stash Horowitz and Niki Baccus on the recent death of Stash's mother. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  535. 535535R Welcoming Tom Joyner to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  536. 536536R Welcoming the new magazine Human Services Connection and congratulating publisher Larry Ward. Councilor Decker and entire membership Resolution #45 scan—
  537. 537537R Expressing appreciation to the men and women who volunteer at the North Cambridge Senior Center and thanking them for their dedication to the Cambridge Community. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #46 scan—
  538. 538538R Expressing appreciation to the men and women who volunteer at the Senior Center located on 806 Massachusetts Avenue and thanking them for their dedication to the Cambridge Community. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #47 scan—
  539. 539539R Extending congratulations and best wishes to Mr. William G. Keegan, Jr. on his new position as the Town Administrator for the Town of Dedham. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #48 scan—
  540. 540540R Congratulating CCTV on the grant and their new community-focused program. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Decker and entire membership Resolution #49 scan—
  541. 541541R Support of House bill 4716, An Act to Require the Take Back of Used Cathode Ray Tubes. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillors Galluccio and Decker Resolution #50 scan—
  542. 542542R Extending deep sympathy to the family of Bob Lefebvre at their time of personal loss. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Decker and entire membership Resolution #51 scan—
  543. 543543R Congratulating Vice Mayor Davis on her appointment to the National League of Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Steering Committee. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #52 scan—
  544. 544544R Congratulating Jada Simmons on her upcoming graduation from Cambridge College and thanking her for her commitment to pursuing a career in education. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #53 scan—
  545. 545545R Expressing appreciation to John Tucker for his thirteen years of dedicated service and wishing him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #54 scan—
  546. 546546R Expressing appreciation to Catherine Blake for her twenty-five years of dedicated service and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #55 scan—
  547. 547547R Expressing appreciation to Joseph Sullivan for his fourteen ½ years of dedicated service and wishing him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #56 scan—
  548. 548548R Expressing appreciation to Joan Cullen for her thirty-six years of dedicated service and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #57 scan—
  549. 549549R Expressing appreciation to David Ligon for his twenty-six years of dedicated service and wishing him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #58 scan—
  550. 550550R Extending best wishes for a great retirement brunch in honor of Ralph Sennot and continued happiness in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #59 scan—
  551. 551551R Congratulations to the young men and women who will be presented to the Greater Boston and Cambridge at the St. Paul A.M.E. Church Cotillion and Beautillion Millitaire Ball. Councillors Simmons, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #60 scan—
  552. 552552R Welcoming the National Building Service Division Leadership Assembly, President Andy Stern and the local leadership to Boston. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #61 scan—
  553. 553553R Congratulations and best wishes to Joe and Helen Travers on the occasion of their fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #62 scan—
  554. 554554R Congratulating Debbie Adelman Klein and Abram Klein on the birth of their son Daniel Adelman Klein. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #63 scan—
  555. 555555R Prepare a suitable resolution on Black Massachusetts in the Twenty-first Century. Councillor Reeves Resolution #64 scan—
  556. 556556R Congratulations to Joseph Fournier on receiving the United States National Award for English from the United States Achievement Academy. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #65 scan—
  557. 557557R Congratulating all city employees involved in the notification to the public of street cleaning in April. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #66 scan—
  558. 558558R Resolution on the death of Thomas P. Moquin. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #67 scan—
  559. 559559R Resolution on the death of John B. Cotter. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #68 scan—
  560. 560560R Resolution on the death of Joseph Lund. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #69 scan—
  561. 561561R Resolution on the death Michael Stephen Calvert. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #70 scan—
  562. 562562R Expressing congratulations and appreciation to the Cambridge residents, businesses and other entities that have made outstanding achievements to fair housing and are recognized with Fair Housing Awards. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #71 scan—
  563. 563563R Extending thanks to Alderman Kevin Tarpley for his public service and wishing him well in his future endeavors. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #72 scan—
  564. 564564R Congratulating Allison Mills and Scott Farmelant on the birth of their daughter Lilly Theresa Farmelant. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #73 scan—
  565. 565565R Expressing best wishes to First Steps Day Care on the occasion of their Annual Spring Breakfast on Wednesday, April 10th. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #74 scan—
  566. 566566R Congratulating Out of The Blue Gallery on its 5th Anniversary and extending best wishes for a wonderful anniversary celebration. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillor Murphy, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #75 scan—
  567. 567567R Extending best wishes to Goody, Clancy and Associates on their presentation at the American Planning Association Conference in Chicago on "Complicated Public Participation." Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #76 scan—
  568. 568568R Expressing appreciation for the outstanding care that Mount Auburn Hospital and Marino Centers for Progressive Health provide to the citizens of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #77 scan—
  569. 569569R The Council go on record in support of House Bill #4912 regarding the installation of red light cameras in Cambridge and Boston. Vice Mayor Davis Order #14 Calender #4 scan—
  570. 570570R City Manager is requested to look into the potential cancellation of Amtrak Service. Mayor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Davis Order #3 scanApr 22
  571. 571571R Urging all residents to be cognizant of the CRLS Senior Student Art Exhibit. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scanApr 22
  572. 572572R Resolution on the death of Alice W. O'Brien. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanApr 22
  573. 573573R Expressing appreciation to the Economic Development Division of the Community Development Department and to Monastero & Associates for their valuable workshop for Cambridge retailers and restaurateurs. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #3 scanApr 22
  574. 574574R Congratulations to Jose Mateo on receiving the Dance Belt Award. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #4 scanApr 22
  575. 575575R Congratulations to Julie Ince Thompson on receiving the Dance Belt Award. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #5 scanApr 22
  576. 576576R Encouraging residents, visitors, employees and tourist to take part in this year's celebration of Dance Month 2002. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #6 scanApr 22
  577. 577577R Congratulations and best wishes to Rachelle Anne Russell and Billy Joe Gadowski on the occasion of their wedding. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #7 scanApr 22
  578. 578578R Congratulations to Ruby Bagedonow and Sarah Wilson from the Peabody School for receiving the honorable mention award in the Playwriting Contest. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #8 scanApr 22
  579. 579579R Congratulations to Diovanni Beckford, Jillian Kirylo and Jessica Younger from the Peabody School for receiving the honorable mention award. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #9 scanApr 22
  580. 580580R Congratulating Anna Myer and Dancers on their tenth anniversary and extending best wishes for a successful concert and celebration. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #10 scan—
  581. 581581R Congratulations to Billy Bray, a seventh grader from the Fitzgerald School on winning the 11th Annual playwriting contest, for his play Dream Girl. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #11 scan—
  582. 582582R Resolution on the death of Marion C. Metivier. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  583. 583583R Congratulations and appreciation to the Whitehead Institute on its 20th Anniversary of research, education and discovery. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  584. 584584R Extending appreciation to the Cambridge Tree Project for promoting tree awareness to the members of the Cambridge Community. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  585. 585585R Proclaiming April 29th to May 7, 2002 as Arbor Day in the City of Cambridge and celebrating their 130th Anniversary. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  586. 586586R Recognizing May 1, 2002 as National Walk to Lunch Day in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  587. 587587R Extending appreciation to the North Cambridge Crime Task Force for helping our youth become aware of the dangers of crime. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  588. 588588R Resolution on the death of Caroline G. Ferreira. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  589. 589589R Extending appreciation to Deborah A. Lewis Haverty for her commitment to the arts. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  590. 590590R Congratulations to Joan Sullivan and wishing her well in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  591. 591591R Resolution on the death of Kathleen A. Burns. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Maher, Toomey and entire Membership Resolution #21 scan—
  592. 592592R Resolution on the death of Joanne G. Kotler. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  593. 593593R Resolution on the death of John R. Sennott. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  594. 594594R Resolution on the death of Thomas J. Taverna. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  595. 595595R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. McGovern. Councilor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  596. 596596R Resolution on the death of Edith Gimigliano. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  597. 597597R Resolution on the death of Barbara J. Balordi. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  598. 598598R Congratulating the individuals involved in the Literacy Project and wishing them continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  599. 599599R Congratulating Barb Kolski on her appointment as the new Activities Coordinator and wishing her well in this new endeavor. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  600. 600600R Congratulating Jenn Kapuscik on her appointment as Site Director and wishing her well in this new endeavor. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  601. 601601R Congratulating the retirees of the Martin Luther King, Jr. School and wishing them well on their retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  602. 602602R Resolution on the death of Robert J. O'Neill. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  603. 603603R Resolution on the death of Michael Stephen Calvert. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  604. 604604R Resolution on the death of Margaret Coady. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  605. 605605R Resolution on the death of Cynthia Lucero. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  606. 606606R Extending best wishes to the Praia 2002 Terceiro Convivio Praience banquet on Saturday, April 20, 2002 at Saint Anthony's Parish Hall and welcoming the Honorable Dr. Jose Fernando Diniz Gomes and Mr. Carlos Armondo Ormondo Costa. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  607. 607607R Extending appreciation to Project Bread for its efforts to wipe out hunger in Massachusetts. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  608. 608608R Extending support to Operation HOPE, Inc. and wishing this organization continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  609. 609609R Extending best wishes for an eventful Nurses Week Dinner Celebration on Wednesday, May 8, 2002 at the Holiday Inn, Somerville. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  610. 610610R Congratulations to the recipients of the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers 9th Annual Community Awards Banquet on Saturday, May 4, 2002 at the Holy Ghost Society of Lowell. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  611. 611611R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Audrey Melick. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  612. 612612R Resolution on the death of Helen A. Bosworth. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  613. 613613R Expressing appreciation to WCVB Channel 5, United Way of Massachusetts Bay and KeySpan Corporation for promoting "Keeping Kids on Track Honor Roll" campaign to honor young local after-school heroes. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  614. 614614R Resolution on the death of Gerard N. Verrier. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  615. 615615R Resolution on the death of Michael P. Stellabotta. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #45 scan—
  616. 616616R Commending Paul F. Trainor and expressing appreciation to his family as Paul is remembered with the "Outstanding Procurement Team Member Award." Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #46 scan—
  617. 617617R Congratulating the Lesley University Class 2002 honorary degree recipients and wishing them continued success in their endeavors. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #47 scan—
  618. 618618R Expressing appreciation to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for all they have done to provide housing for the people of this great nation. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #48 scan—
  619. 619619R Welcoming the attendees of the TR 100 Symposium and Awards Gala to Cambridge. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #49 scan—
  620. 620620R Thanking the sponsors of the April 27, 2002 Little River/Alewife Brook Cleanup for their efforts toward improvement of the watershed in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #50 scan—
  621. 621621R Congratulating the Institute for Community Health on the publication of its recently released directory and thanking them for their work to promote healthy living for children in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #51 scan—
  622. 622622R Resolution on the death of Anthony F. Risola. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #52 scan—
  623. 623623R Thanking the Mystic River Watershed Association for their dedication to cleaning up and protecting the Mystic River. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #53 scan—
  624. 624624R Resolution on the death of David J. Brogan. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Maher, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #54 scan—
  625. 625625R Resolution on the death of Dorothy White. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #55 scan—
  626. 626626R Wishing Dan Epstein a Happy Birthday. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #56 scan—
  627. 627627R Resolution on the death of Scott J. Saunders. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #57 scan—
  628. 628628R Resolution on the death of Desiree Rose Saunders. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #58 scan—
  629. 629629R Appreciation to Barefoot Books and the Agassiz Neighborhood Council for their success in bringing children and the arts together. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #59 scan—
  630. 630630R Congratulating Biljana Srbljanovic in bringing her remarkable play "Family Stories" to Cambridge for her North American premiere and wish the show great success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #60 scan—
  631. 631631R Congratulating the Music Department and all the members of the All-City Chorus, All-City Strings and the All-City Band for their spectacular musical performances. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #61 scan—
  632. 632632R Wishing Nancy and Richard McGregor a Happy Fortieth Anniversary. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #62 scan—
  633. 633633R Resolution on the death of Mary J. Mahoney. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #63 scan—
  634. 634634R Resolution on the death of Samuel Carpenella. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #64 scan—
  635. 635635R Resolution on the death of William R. Paine. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #65 scan—
  636. 636636R Congratulating Caroline Turk on receiving her doctorate. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #66 scan—
  637. 637637R Resolution on the death of Katherine Donnolly. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #67 scan—
  638. 638638R Welcoming the Massachusetts Legislative Black Caucus Annual Dinner to the City of Cambridge on Friday, April 26, 2002. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #68 scan—
  639. 639639R Congratulating the Cambridge Police Department Basketball Team on winning the NH State Police Law Enforcement Basketball Tournament. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #69 scan—
  640. 640640R Congratulating Joseph and Mary Murphy on the occasion of their Fifty-third Wedding Anniversary. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #70 scan—
  641. 641641R Happy 2nd Birthday to Kiara Alessandra Toomey. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #71 scan—
  642. 642642R Happy Birthday to Sandra Albano, Donna P. Lopez and Paula Crane. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #72 scan—
  643. 643643R Congratulating Lissa Galluccio and Geoffrey Pardo on the birth of Louis Anthony Pardo. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #73 scan—
  644. 644644R Encouraging the citizens of Cambridge to participate in programs designed to further people-to-people contact with the citizens of Cienfuegos, Cuba. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #74 scan—
  645. 645645R Declaring the City of Cambridge's support for the boycott of the World Bank bonds. Councillor Decker, Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and Councillor Murphy Order #3 scanApr 29
  646. 646646R Urging the legislature to restore funding to the Community Policing Grant that funds the North Cambridge Crime Task Force. Councillor Decker and entire membership Order #16 scanApr 29
  647. 647647R Urging the Cambridge Legislative Delegation to support revenue enhancements to offset the devastating cuts t public education, higher education, human services, local aid and services for senior citizens. Councillors Decker, Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanApr 29
  648. 648648R Congratulating William and Christine Mergendahl on the birth of Baby Benjamin Alfred Mergendahl. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scanApr 29
  649. 649649R Congratulating the members of the National Honor Society on receiving their academic scholarships. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanApr 29
  650. 650650R Expressing best wishes to the Harvard Square Business Association on their 91st Annual Dinner. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanApr 29
  651. 651651R Recognizing the International Day of Families and commending Parents Forum and other members who have come together to organize a celebration to be held from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 15, 2002 at the Cambridge Senior Center. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #4 scanApr 29
  652. 652652R Resolution on the death of John E. McCarthy. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #5 scanApr 29
  653. 653653R Extending appreciation to all the participants in the Eastern Middlesex County Foster Grandparents Program. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #6 scanApr 29
  654. 654654R Extending great wishes for a very successful American Cancer Society Cambridge Relay for Life event, which will take place on May 4th and 5th at MIT's Steinbrenner Stadium. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #7 scan—
  655. 655655R Resolution on the death of Patrick L. Sullivan. Councillor Toomey, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scan—
  656. 656656R Congratulating Kerry Dunnell on the completion of her graduate internship and wishing her well in her future endeavors. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #9 scan—
  657. 657657R Recognizing Tuesday, May 21, 2002 as Golden Shoes Day on the steps of City Hall at high noon. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #10 scan—
  658. 658658R Expressing best wishes to Arnold and Willie Simonsen on the occasion of their Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #11 scan—
  659. 659659R Observing the week of May 12th through May 18th, 2002, as Police Week. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  660. 660660R Congratulating Boston Properties on the 13th Annual Cambridge Center Transportation Awareness Day. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  661. 661661R The Cambridge City Council, City Manager, and Cambridge Legislative Delegation meet for a legislative breakfast to discuss the upcoming state budget and other salient issues on Friday, May 3, 2002 at 10:00 a.m. in the Mayor's Office. Mayor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  662. 662662R Congratulating the Cambridge Community Center on their upcoming fundraiser on April 27, 2002. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  663. 663663R Urging all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the Ruth Hamilton Memorial Tribute Concert on April 28th, 4:00 p.m., Memorial Church, Harvard Square. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  664. 664664R Extending a warm welcome to Gary Dauphin, to the City of Cambridge as the new Editor in Chief of Africana.com Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  665. 665665R Congratulating Gary Strack, Steven Schron, Frederick Canet and staff on the opening of Cambridge's most fascinating new evening spot "The Enormous Room." Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  666. 666666R Resolution on the death of Mr. Darlington. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  667. 667667R Resolution on the death of Ms. Strange. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  668. 668668R Commending the Charles River Watershed Association on their efforts to promote a healthy and sustainable future for the Charles River. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  669. 669669R Resolution on the death of Lena G. Sanford. Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  670. 670670R Resolution on the death of Norma M. McNeill-Pilvalis. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  671. 671671R Appreciation to Shelter, Inc. in its quest to wipe out homelessness and wish them continued success in the future. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  672. 672672R Best wishes for a successful 18th Annual Rogers Celebration, which will take place on Wednesday, May 15, 2002 at the Valente Memorial Library. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  673. 673673R Extending appreciation to Arts for Action for its work with the youth of color in Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  674. 674674R Congratulating the 2002 Outstanding City Employee Award Recipients. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  675. 675675R Congratulating the Derry-Wood Chapter of the National Honor Society on inducting its newest members at the James F. Fitzgerald Theater on Thursday, April 25, 2002 at 7:00 p.m. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  676. 676676R Resolution on the death of Thomas J. McDermott. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  677. 677677R Resolution on the death of Sadie O. MacKenzie. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  678. 678678R Resolution on the death of Susan Mahoney. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  679. 679679R Resolution on the death of John DeLeo. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  680. 680680R Extending best wishes to the American Red Cross of Massachusetts Bay for a successful event on May 2, 2002 at the Henderson House in Weston, Massachusetts from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  681. 681681R Congratulating Prilla Smith Brackett on her work at the 2002 NOCA Open Studio. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  682. 682682R Congratulating all NOCA/Open Studio Artists at the 2002 NOCA Open Studio. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  683. 683683R Congratulating E. Denise Simmons for her excellent and inspiring keynote speech at the 2002 AIDS Action Committee Annual Bayard Rustin Breakfast. Councillors Decker, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  684. 684684R Wishing a speedy recovery to Joseph DeLeo. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  685. 685685R Extending appreciation to the city staff, Winn Development, Walden Square Tenants Association for all the work done to keep 240 units of housing affordable. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  686. 686686R Happy 80th Birthday wishes to Joseph "Joe" Mallahan. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  687. 687687R Extending a speedy recovery to Kathy Fico. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  688. 688688R Extending appreciation to the Homeowners Rehab, Inc. and city staff for all work done to keep 240 units of housing at Walden Square as affordable units. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  689. 689689R Resolution on the death of John J. DeLeo. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
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  691. 691691R Expressing appreciation to Crystal Betts Knights for her twenty years of loyal and dedicated service at the Emergency Communications Centers. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanMay 6
  692. 692692R Recognizing May 8, 2002 as Korean Children's Day. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanMay 6
  693. 693693R Extending appreciation to Senator David Pryor and best wishes for a happy retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #4 scanMay 6
  694. 694694R Resolution on the death of David J. Cushing. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #5 scanMay 6
  695. 695695R Congratulations to Ambassador Faith Whittlesey in receiving the Stratton Prize and wishing her continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #6 scanMay 6
  696. 696696R Recognizing the Long Road to Justice project for helping people learn of this lost history. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #7 scanMay 6
  697. 697697R Congratulating ThoughtBridge and Miller Heiman on their new alliance and wishing them great success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #8 scanMay 6
  698. 698698R Resolution on the death of Daniel A. Grant, Jr. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #9 scanMay 6
  699. 699699R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth H. Tabor. Councillors Maher, Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #10 scanMay 6
  700. 700700R Expressing appreciation to Patricia Riordan for her many years of dedicated service to the citizens and to the City of Cambridge and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #11 scan—
  701. 701701R Expressing appreciation to Janet F. Lyman for her many years of dedicated service to the citizens and to the City of Cambridge and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  702. 702702R Expressing appreciation to Mary F. Lord for her many years of dedicated service to the citizens and to the City of Cambridge and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  703. 703703R Acknowledging the cross-cultural event of New England and Japan and wish HaruFest 2002 great success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  704. 704704R Wishing Mary Walsh a Happy 50th Birthday. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  705. 705705R Thanking the Cambridge Health Alliance and the Cambridge Hospital for their dedication to women's health and for their organization of the 2002 Women's Health Forum on May 11, 2002. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  706. 706706R Acknowledging the Greater Boston Buddhist Cultural Center celebration in honor of Buddha's Birthday on Sunday, May 19, 2002 from 10:00 a.m. until 12 noon. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  707. 707707R Resolution on the death of Herbert F. Shea. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  708. 708708R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth M. Courtney. Councillors Galluccio, Maher, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  709. 709709R Expressing best wishes to the wonderful Cambridge Community Chorus on the occasion of the Annual Spring Concert on Sunday, May 19th at 7:30 p.m. at Harvard University's Saunders Theatre, 45 Quincy Street. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  710. 710710R Resolution on the death of Michael A. DeGuglielmo. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  711. 711711R Resolution on the death of Nancy Ingersoll. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  712. 712712R Supporting Haitian Heritage Month and the event, which will take place on Sunday, May 12, 2002 at 1:30 p.m. in Mattapan Square. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  713. 713713R Thanking those involved in the development and implementation of the Charles River Master Plan and the Memorial Drive Demonstration Project. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  714. 714714R Urging all residents to be cognizant of and participate in the reception to honor adult learners and volunteer tutors of the Cambridge Public Library Literacy Project. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  715. 715715R Congratulating Executive Director, Robyn Thieringer and staff of the Cambridge Office of Tourism on their new Cambridge Video. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  716. 716716R Congratulating Jubi Headley on his new appointment as the Director of Communications for the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  717. 717717R Congratulating Cheryl M. Headley and Garry Art Moore on their engagement. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  718. 718718R Resolution on the death of Roger J. May. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  719. 719719R Extending congratulations to the 2002 Award Winners of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce Excellence in Business Awards. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis, Councillors Murphy, Maher and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  720. 720720R Welcoming the talented composer and musicians of MISA TANGO to Cambridge on its annual Spring Concert, which will be held on May 19, 2002. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  721. 721721R Commending the Somerville Journal and urging gay and lesbian couples in Cambridge to submit union announcements to the Cambridge Chronicle. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  722. 722722R Resolution on the death of Angelo N. Meucci. Councillors Toomey, Maher and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  723. 723723R Resolution on the death of Josianne Charles. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  724. 724724R Resolution on the death of Graham F. Bulger, Sr. Mayor Sullivan, Councilors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  725. 725725R Resolution on the death of Joseph "Arthur" Frechette. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  726. 726726R[?] Resolution on the death of Robert L. Mirra. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  727. 727727R Congratulating the 2002 Preservation Award winners. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  728. 728728R Resolution on the death of Inge Metcalf. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  729. 729729R Resolution on the death of Edna Moreno. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  730. 730730R Welcoming Novartis Institute for Biomedical Research to Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  731. 731731R Extending "Happy Mother's Day" to all mothers in the city. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  732. 732732R Congratulating Mary McLaughlin and Ted Joyce on their upcoming wedding. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  733. 733733R Proclaiming May 5-11, 2002, Teacher Appreciation Week in Cambridge. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  734. 734734R Expressing strong opposition to proposal now before the State Legislature to exempt communities that do not vote to accept the Community Preservation Act from payment of the deeds excise tax. Mayor Sullivan and Councillor Murphy Order #6 scan—
  735. 735735R City Council go on record in opposition to the community grant funds being diverted to anti-terrorism efforts. Councillors Maher, Murphy and entire membership Order #8 scan—
  736. 736736R Opposing proposed amendments to the State budget that would transfer the Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) to the Massachusetts Highway Department. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Order #10 scan—
  737. 737737R Congratulating the Graham Parks School for their play performance of "Ten Whispers Make A Shout." Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #1 scanMay 13
  738. 738738R Resolution on the death of Joao C. Morais. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #2 scanMay 13
  739. 739739R The City awards Harvard University Operations Services and Broadway Bicycle School the GoGreen Business Recycling Award. Councillor Murphy, Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #3 scanMay 13
  740. 740740R The City awards AMGEN and BIOGEN the GoGreen Business Award. Councillor Murphy, Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #4 scanMay 13
  741. 741741R Resolution on the death of Mary Mae Cloherty. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #5 scanMay 13
  742. 742742R Resolution on the death of Leonard Brzezinski. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #6 scanMay 13
  743. 743743R Expressing best wishes to CAMBRIDGE, 1. to Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #7 scanMay 13
  744. 744744R Congratulating TOT LOT for its thirty years of thought provoking education and for bringing smiling faces to the many children it has served. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #8 scanMay 13
  745. 745745R Congratulating the Cambridge Housing Authority on their Second Annual Senior Banquet for the graduating students. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #9 scanMay 13
  746. 746746R Commending Ms. Hogan's second grade class at the Fletcher Maynard Academy for their act of kindness and generosity on donating the free pair of shoes they won to a homeless child in Cambridge as well as New Balance for their recognition of these children. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #10 scanMay 13
  747. 747747R Resolution on the death of Edward J. Reid, Sr. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scan—
  748. 748748R Congratulating the Community Development Department and all city staff involved in successfully preserving two expiring use developments. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  749. 749749R Thanking Musica Sacra, Spare Change News, Solutions at Work, and Bread and Jams for their work on behalf of the homeless community. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  750. 750750R Thanking Biogen for their wonderful gift to the science department and to the students of the Fitzgerald School. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  751. 751751R Thanking Senator Edward M. Kennedy and the Child Care Resource Center for their continued commitment to the care, development and learning of our children. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  752. 752752R Congratulating the six recruits graduating from the Massachusetts Fire Fighting Academy on Friday, May 10, 2002. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  753. 753753R Congratulating the Belmont Hill School and the Windsor School on the completion of the new athletic facility and wish all the individuals who use the boathouse the best of luck. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  754. 754754R That the City Council strongly urges all Cantabrigians to pause on Memorial Day, and every day, to remember and pay tribute to our nation's defenders, living and deceased, for their service and devotion to our country. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  755. 755755R Congratulating Ethel Ampey for receiving the Governor's "Point of Light" Award and thank her for her continued dedication to the city of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  756. 756756R Congratulating Laura Donaldson for receiving the first Barbara Singer Artist Award and wish her continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  757. 757757R Resolution on the death of Audrey Melnick. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  758. 758758R Congratulating Les Kimbrough on his Massachusetts Black Legislative Caucus Award. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  759. 759759R Expressing appreciation to the Museum of Science for their new program that will further the City Council's goals of fostering community. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  760. 760760R 50th Anniversary celebration of the MIT Sloan School of Industrial Management will be held on October 10, 2002. Mayor Sullivan Resolution #24 scan—
  761. 761761R Resolution on the death of Daniel M. Riley. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  762. 762762R Resolution on the death of Frank E. French, Sr. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  763. 763763R Resolution on the death of Mary P. Hurley. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  764. 764764R Resolution on the death of Richard A. Faro. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  765. 765765R Condolences to Daniel Lopez and his family on the death of his sister Ruth. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  766. 766766R Best wishes to a special Cantabrigian on the occasion of a surprise birthday party. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  767. 767767R Congratulating Omar Raymond Matthew Bandar on the occasion of his graduation from Bentley College on May 19, 2002. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  768. 768768R Congratulating Dotty Gaydosh, Noel Johnson, and Anne Strong on their recognition by the Cambridge Police Department and commend them for their dedication to making Cambridge a great place to live, work, and play. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  769. 769769R Congratulating George Thomas and Candace Maddalo on their wedding, which took place in the Mayor's Office on Thursday, May 9, 2002 and wish them many years of happiness. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  770. 770770R Wishing David Ortiz best wishes with his career change and thank him for his dedication and service to the Cambridge Chronicle. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  771. 771771R Resolution on the death of Thomas Galante. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  772. 772772R Extending Happy 10th Birthday Wishes to Mary Albano. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  773. 773773R Calling on the State Legislature to reject the proposed constitutional amendment H.4840 that would deny protections and benefits to Cambridge families. Councillor Murphy Order #4 scan—
  774. 774774R Urging the Cambridge delegation to the State House to support passage of H-4716, to develop and support legislation to require Producer Take Back for all consumer electronics products, computers and household hazardous products and Governor Swift to support H-4716. Councillor Decker Order #6 scan—
  775. 775775R Urging the Cambridge delegation to the Massachusetts Legislation to file a bill, that would enable SSI recipients to automatically qualify for maximum food stamp benefits when their food stamp "countable expenses" reach ¾ or 2/3 of their SSI income. Councillor Decker Order #7 scan—
  776. 776776R Urging Cambridge residents and city departments to attend the CityWide Education Forum and share their own experiences of the impact of the USA Patriot Act. Councillor Decker Order #11 scan—
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  778. 778778R Congratulating the Sabre Foundation in opening its new Book Distribution Center and wish them continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scanMay 20
  779. 779779R Congratulating the recipients of the 10th Annual 2002 Department of Public Works Performance Awards and express their pride in these employees who serve the citizens of the City of Cambridge with pride and excellence in their jobs. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanMay 20
  780. 780780R Welcoming the Law Firm of Finnegan, Henderson, Farrabow, Garnett and Dunner to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanMay 20
  781. 781781R Resolution on the death of Julia A. "Pat" (McNamara) Hurley. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Maher and entire membership Resolution #4 scanMay 20
  782. 782782R Thanking Sheila G. Cook for the countless hours that she has spent researching, writing, and publishing her book. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #5 scanMay 20
  783. 783783R Congratulating the newly appointed members of the board of the Boston Foundation. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #6 scanMay 20
  784. 784784R Extending deepest sympathy to the family of Stella L. Condon. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanMay 20
  785. 785785R Resolution on the death of Barbara M. Queen. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scanMay 20
  786. 786786R Extending congratulations to Natasha, Elinor, Mary and Nathaniel for their participation in the production of "LaBoheme" and wishing them success in their singing and theatrical endeavor. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #9 scanMay 20
  787. 787787R Extending congratulations to Dr. Joseph Gerstein for receiving the Humanist of the Year Award and for his ethical position on behalf of all his patients. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #10 scanMay 20
  788. 788788R Extending congratulations to Susan C. Ayers on her appointment to the Mental Health Commission for Children. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #11 scan—
  789. 789789R Congratulating Daniel Bock, on the occasion of his graduation from the University of Rochester. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  790. 790790R Thanking Larry Acosta for his excellent care of the trees of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  791. 791791R Resolution on the death of Hazel E. Magliozzi. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  792. 792792R Resolution on the death of Rosa Trapani. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  793. 793793R Resolution on the death of Andrew J. Synnott. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  794. 794794R Extending congratulations to Eric Roger Leslie on his academic achievement. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  795. 795795R Urging all residents to be cognizant of and participate in the St. Paul's AME Women's Day this Sunday, May 19, 2002. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  796. 796796R Congratulating the Cambridge Community Chorus in the performance Misa Tango on Sunday, May 19, 2002. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  797. 797797R Congratulations to Malaika Moses on the occasion of her graduation from Bentley College School of Business. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  798. 798798R Congratulations to the winners of the 2002 CRLS Athletic Awards. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  799. 799799R Thanking all individuals involved in the planning and presentation of the celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  800. 800800R Resolution on the death of William Durette. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  801. 801801R Resolution on the death of Luis Cunha. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  802. 802802R Resolution on the death of Catherine W. Moore. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  803. 803803R Resolution on the death of Carl Ahlberg. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  804. 804804R Resolution on the death of Barbara J. Armistead. Councillors Maher, Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  805. 805805R Welcome Katherine Rafferty to her new position of Chief of Staff, Mayor's Office. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  806. 806806R Congratulations to Sue Hyde on receipt of an award for her work for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  807. 807807R Reaffirm support for House Bill #4318 enabling cities and town to set speed limits lower than those established by the state for residential streets. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Order #14 scan—
  808. 808808R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Lynch. Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #1 scanJun 10
  809. 809809R Happy Birthday wishes to School Committee Member Fred Fantini. Councillors Decker, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #2 scanJun 10
  810. 810810R Resolution on the death of Thomas D. Bates. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanJun 10
  811. 811811R Resolution on the death of Maria G. (Batista) Barreto. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #4 scanJun 10
  812. 812812R Resolution on the death of Stephen Jay Gould. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #5 scanJun 10
  813. 813813R Resolution on the death of Alice K. Flynn. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #6 scanJun 10
  814. 814814R 100th Birthday of Luella MacLeod. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #7 scanJun 10
  815. 815815R Congratulating the award winners of the Crystal Awards for Preeminence in Teaching. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #8 scanJun 10
  816. 816816R Resolution on the death of Louise M. Fagan. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanJun 10
  817. 817817R Resolution on the death of Dr. Ernest J. Vogel. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #10 scanJun 10
  818. 818818R[?] Resolution on the death of Theresa M. Elliott. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scanJun 10
  819. 819819R[?] Resolution on the death of Joseph P. Gazzana. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #12 scanJun 10
  820. 820820R Thanking Carolyn D. Dallas, Executive Director of the Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House for her service. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  821. 821821R Urging all residents to be cognizant of and participate in the Feast of the Sacred Heart on Sunday, June 9, 2002 beginning at 3:00 p.m. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  822. 822822R Extending best wishes for the Matthew Nagle Golf Tournament benefit. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  823. 823823R Welcoming Louise Goldstein as the Branch Manager of the Central Square Branch Library. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  824. 824824R Welcoming Ellen Wilbur to Cambridge as the Legal Director of Community Services and Counseling Center. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  825. 825825R Extending best wishes for the Elementary Student Art Exhibit titled "Young Artists at Work." Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  826. 826826R Supporting the educational forum on bilingual education on Friday, June 7, 2002 at 6:30 held at the Cambridge Senior Center. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  827. 827827R Wishing the Cambridge High and Latin Class of 1967 success on their upcoming reunion. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  828. 828828R Resolution on the death of Virginia M. (Nugent) Fee. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  829. 829829R Resolution on the death of Louis F. Sciola. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  830. 830830R Congratulating Sophia J. Anastos on her 50th Anniversary as a committed City of Cambridge employee. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  831. 831831R Congratulating the graduating Class of 2002 from Suffolk University and wish them the very best of luck. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  832. 832832R Resolution on the death of Thomas Contratto. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  833. 833833R Resolution on the death of Chester Earle Maxwell. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  834. 834834R Resolution on the death of Adeline Petrigno. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  835. 835835R Expressing appreciation to Leslie Costello for her many years of dedicated service and wishing her well on her retirement. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  836. 836836R Extending best wishes to Joseph and Mary DiLeo as they celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  837. 837837R Extending best wishes to John and Catherine Casey as they celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  838. 838838R Extending a speedy recovery to Dianne Morris. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  839. 839839R Congratulate CASPAR Inc.'s First Step Program, On the Rise, Inc., The Salvation Army's "Our Place" ChildCare Center, and Shelter Inc.'s Cambridge Shelter for exemplary service in our community when they receive Cambridge First Day Awards Celebration at MIT. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  840. 840840R Appreciation to Grace Janet White for her many years of dedicated service and wishing her well on her retirement. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  841. 841841R Appreciation to Andrea Downie for her many years of dedicated service and wishing her well on her retirement. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  842. 842842R Appreciation to Jean Clinton for her many years of dedicated service and wishing her well on her retirement. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  843. 843843R Appreciation to Jean Toomey for her many years of dedicated service and wishing her well on her retirement. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  844. 844844R Appreciation to William Forster for his many years of dedicated service and wishing him well on his retirement. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  845. 845845R Appreciation to Wanda L. Chester on her many years of dedicated service and wishing him well on his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  846. 846846R Appreciation to Lawrence L. Edwards on his more than thirty years of dedicated service and wishing him well on his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  847. 847847R Appreciation to James Ferreira on his thirty-four years of dedicated service and wishing him well on his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  848. 848848R Resolution on the retirement of Robert Leo Currier. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  849. 849849R Congratulations to Laura Donaldson as the 2002 recipient of the "Barbara Singer Artist Award." Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  850. 850850R Resolution on the death of Edward P. Andrew. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  851. 851851R Expressing appreciation to Carolyn Wish for her many years of dedicated service and wish her well on her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  852. 852852R Resolution on the death of Fernando M. Brum. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #45 scan—
  853. 853853R Thanking the students at the Harrington School for their participation in the event which raised $1,316 for the St. Jude's Children Research Hospital. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #46 scan—
  854. 854854R Acknowledging and embracing the annual Dragon Boat Festival as a wonderful example of the diversity that exists in Cambridge, which takes place on Sunday, June 9, 2002 from 12 noon until 5 p.m. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #47 scan—
  855. 855855R Congratulating Andrea-Renata Joy Taylor on her graduation from Lesley University. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #48 scan—
  856. 856856R Congratulating the organizers of the first Cambridge Latino Film Festival, which will take place on June 14-22nd at several venues. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #49 scan—
  857. 857857R Requesting the Cambridge Somerville Elder Services to reconsider any action to discontinue the daily lunch service at the Churchill Apartments. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #50 scan—
  858. 858858R Commending the Cambridge Police Department for their role in quickly apprehending the perpetrator of the crime, which took place on May 20, 2002 near Central Square. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #51 scan—
  859. 859859R Extending Happy Birthday wishes to Jeffrey Walker. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #52 scan—
  860. 860860R Congratulating Susanna M. Segat on her recent appointment to the Massachusetts Port Authority board of directors and extend best wishes to her in this and all future endeavors. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #53 scan—
  861. 861861R Congratulating Dr. Daniel Fisher on his appointment to the President's Commission on Mental Health and thank him for his service and our community and country. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #54 scan—
  862. 862862R Expressing appreciation to Kathy Roberts for her invaluable contributions to the lives of so many children and their families. Councillor Simmons and entire membership Resolution #55 scan—
  863. 863863R Congratulating John Roberts on his tenure as Executive Director of Massachusetts Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts and extending best wishes on his upcoming retirement. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #56 scan—
  864. 864864R Congratulating Abundant Life Church on its 85th Anniversary. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #57 scan—
  865. 865865R Congratulating the organizers of the premier screening of the new educational film "In Our House, An African Story," on Wednesday, May 29, 2002. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #58 scan—
  866. 866866R Congratulating the talented women who make up the Academy of Women Achievers Class of 2002. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #59 scan—
  867. 867867R Resolution on the death of Caroline Knapp. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #60 scan—
  868. 868868R Resolution on the death of Martin P. Ryan, Jr. Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #61 scan—
  869. 869869R Resolution on the death of Jane B. McDonald. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #62 scan—
  870. 870870R Recognizing Saturday, June 8, 2002, as the official Cambridge Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Day and acknowledging the good works and valuable lives of Arthur Lipkin and Robert DeBenedictis. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #63 scan—
  871. 871871R Congratulating the 2002 Cambridge Scholarship Fund recipients and extend our best wishes to them. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #64 scan—
  872. 872872R Resolution on the death of Richard Lee, Jr. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #65 scan—
  873. 873873R Wishing Thomas R. O'Connor, Jr. a speedy recovery. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #66 scan—
  874. 874874R Extended best wishes to Dianne Morris and appreciation to the Fire Department. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #67 scan—
  875. 875875R Extended congratulations to Michael DiFava on his graduation from Northeastern University. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #68 scan—
  876. 876876R Extending Happy Birthday wishes to Councillors Toomey and Galluccio. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #69 scan—
  877. 877877R Wishing Mr. Jones a speedy recovery. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #70 scan—
  878. 878878R Extending Happy Birthday wishes and congratulate Win Poor, Director of the CASPAR Shelter on his retirement. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #71 scan—
  879. 879879R Thanking former Red Sox Star Louie Tiant for his attendance at the Galluccio Associates Breakfast. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #72 scan—
  880. 880880R Urging Biogen to use union labor on all construction projects. Councillors Toomey and Decker Order #6 scan—
  881. 881881R The City Council go on record supporting state funding for the Center for Families Connections. Councillor Decker Order #20 scan—
  882. 882882R Condolences to the family of James Murphy. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanJun 17
  883. 883883R Proclaiming Thursday, June 20, 2002 to be OUTREACH EDUCATOR DAY in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #4 scanJun 17
  884. 884884R Expressing sincere thanks to Lenora Jennings for her twenty-three years of dedicated service and wishing her well on her new position to become the new Executive Director of the Benjamin Banneker Charter School. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #5 scanJun 17
  885. 885885R Thanking Susan Neal for her thirty-six years of dedicated service to the Cambridge School Department and wishing her well on her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #6 scanJun 17
  886. 886886R Resolution on the death of Thomas B. Connarton, Jr. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #7 scanJun 17
  887. 887887R Thanking Jean Francois Valcourt for his many years of dedicated service to the Public Health Commission and wishing him well on his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #8 scanJun 17
  888. 888888R Resolution on the death of Jesse Alves Cabral. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #9 scanJun 17
  889. 889889R Resolution on the death of Antero S. Medeiros. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #10 scanJun 17
  890. 890890R Extending congratulations to Ann M. Tennis on her graduation from Northeastern University where she received her Bachelors degree in Business Administration. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #11 scanJun 17
  891. 891891R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth Buonomo. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #12 scanJun 17
  892. 892892R Congratulating Richard Harding on his first Hopes and Health production as new Executive Director of the Cambridge Men of Color Health Task Force and Health Initiative as well as the other city departments who contributed to this success. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  893. 893893R Congratulating Michelle O'Brien on her new position as Director of Shelter, Inc. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  894. 894894R Congratulating Joe Finn on his new position as the Director of the Albany Street Shelter. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  895. 895895R Commending the efforts of the employees of Eastern Bus Company in their efforts to unionize. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  896. 896896R Thanking Ellen Kramer for her dedication and service to children's health and the City of Cambridge and wishing her the best in all future endeavors. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  897. 897897R Congratulating Mickey Abelson on the occasion of his 90th birthday and extend best wishes for a joyous celebration. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  898. 898898R Congratulations to Nathan and Jill Daschle on the birth of their son Henry Thomas Daschle. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  899. 899899R Congratulating Pandora Berman and Alan Bawden on their recent wedding. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  900. 900900R Congratulating Gary Seligson on the occasion of his 60th birthday and extend best wishes for a joyous celebration. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  901. 901901R Congratulations to Robert and Jennifer Pacheco on the birth of their daughter Alyssa Pacheco. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  902. 902902R Resolution on the death of Virginia Addison. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  903. 903903R Resolution on the death of George F. Bruno. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  904. 904904R Resolution on the death of Dorothy A. Bandarra. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolutin #25 scan—
  905. 905905R Resolution on the death of retired Chief Justice Joseph P. Warner. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  906. 906906R Extending congratulations on her retirement to Ann Singer and thanking her for her fifteen years of dedicated service to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  907. 907907R Extending congratulations to David Walsh and thanking him for his thirty-four years of dedicated service to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  908. 908908R Commending the Fletcher Maynard Academy students on their wonderful production of "The America's Fight for Independence." Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  909. 909909R Wishing the Cambridge Health Alliance much success as it launches its new Senior Health Connections service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  910. 910910R Welcoming Mr. Christopher Von Arb on his arrival to Cambridge as the newly appointed Consul at the Consulate of Switzerland/Swiss House for Advanced Research and Education. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  911. 911911R Expressing sincere appreciation to Pastor Wright of the Immaculate Conception Church in North Cambridge for his services and wishing him well at St. Mary's Church in Milton. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  912. 912912R Thanking Alfred Lange for his many years of dedication to the Cambridge Police Department and acknowledging him for his act of heroism. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  913. 913913R Extending best wishes to Ms. Roz Gobeo as she celebrates her eightieth birthday. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  914. 914914R Urging all residents to be cognizant of and participate in the Feast of the Holy Ghost on July 12, 13 and 14, 2002 at 26 Springfield Street, Somerville, Massachusetts. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  915. 915915R Resolution on the death of Sean Williams. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  916. 916916R Resolution on the death of Mrs. Tamagiani. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  917. 917917R Urging all residents to be cognizant of and participate in the CCTV Barbecue to be held on September 19, 2002, which supports youth programs. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  918. 918918R Congratulating Gwen Ellis on her retirement. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  919. 919919R Congratulating the students from the TTT Mentoring Program of Cambridge for receiving scholarships in the amount of $700 per child to attend Math, Science and Technology Camps this summer. Councillor Simmons and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  920. 920920R Supporting the efforts of AMTRAK as it seeks additional funding from Congress in FY 2003. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Order #13 scan—
  921. 921921R Opposing Lowes Management decision to lock out union projectionist. Councillors Decker, Toomey and Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Order #22 scan—
  922. 922922R The City Council reaffirms that no City of Cambridge department or employee, to the extend legally possible, violate the city's existing and herewith reaffirmed policy to serve as a sanctuary for the persecuted. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillors Decker and Murphy Order #21 scan—
  923. 923923R Resolution on the death of Tami J. Roderick. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scan—
  924. 924not yet captured from this volume—
  925. 925925R. Expressing appreciation to Joanne Trainor for her many years of dedicated service and wishing her well in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scanJul 29
  926. 926926R Expressing appreciation to Julia M. Toomey for her thirty-nine years of dedicated service and wishing her well in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanJul 29
  927. 927927R Expressing appreciation to Guy J. Deluca for his twenty-three years of dedicated service and wishing him well in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanJul 29
  928. 928928R Expressing appreciation to James Brewin for his many years of dedicated service and wishing him well in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #4 scanJul 29
  929. 929929R Resolution on the death of Joseph F. Deignan, Jr. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #5 scanJul 29
  930. 930930R Resolution on the death of Ernest Lowe, Jr. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #6 scanJul 29
  931. 931931R Resolution on the death of Josephine Geraigery-Ruseckas. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Maher and entire membership Resolution #7 scanJul 29
  932. 932932R Resolution on the death of Richard J. Martin. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scanJul 29
  933. 933933R Resolution on the death of Paula Beth Johnson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #9 scanJul 29
  934. 934934R Extending best wishes to Catherine "Kitty" Walsh on the occasion of her 95th Birthday. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #10 scanJul 29
  935. 935935R Extending best wishes for a successful event to Spare Change News as it hosts the North American Street Newspaper Association 7th annual conference. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #11 scan—
  936. 936936R Extending its sincere thanks to Diane Mickle for her many years of service to the City of Cambridge and wish her well in her future endeavors. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #12 scan—
  937. 937937R Resolution on the death of Mary Cappucci. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #13 scan—
  938. 938938R Extending best wishes to Mamie Compton on the occasion of her 102nd birthday. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #14 scan—
  939. 939939R Resolution on the death of Stanley J. Wencis. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #15 scan—
  940. 940940R Commending the Police officers and Firefighters for their heroic action and further extend its sincere gratitude and appreciation to them for their courageous acts of heroism in service to the citizens of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #16 scan—
  941. 941941R Resolution on the death of Alfred H. Szulewski. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #17 scan—
  942. 942942R Resolution on the death of John Smart. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #18 scan—
  943. 943943R Resolution on the death of Staci Laverne Clarke. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #19 scan—
  944. 944944R Resolution on the death of Agnes Moriarty. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #20 scan—
  945. 945945R Resolution on the death of Leo C. Abramo. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #21 scan—
  946. 946946R Resolution on the death of Annabel A. Verches. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #22 scan—
  947. 947947R Resolution on the death of Angelina M. Bushee. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  948. 948948R Resolution on the death of Barbara R. Barnes. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  949. 949949R Resolution on the death of Roberta M. Dottin. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  950. 950950R Resolution on the death of Anne Culhane. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  951. 951951R Resolution on the death of Michael J. Harkin. Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  952. 952952R Resolution on the death of Alice P. Bailey. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  953. 953953R Resolution on the death of John F. "Jack" Hayes. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  954. 954954R Resolution on the death of Ann M. Sullivan. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  955. 955955R Resolution on the death of Charles H. Kaveney. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  956. 956956R Resolution on the death of Fern M. Imperato. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  957. 957957R Resolution on the death of Herbert F. Silva. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  958. 958958R Resolution on the death of Ann Siegel. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  959. 959959R Resolution on the death of John Allen Dean. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  960. 960960R Resolution on the death of Jill A. Brown-Rhone. Councillors Toomey, Maher, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Reeves, Galluccio, Simmons and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  961. 961961R Wishes for a speedy recovery to Anna Reardon, wife of Cambridge Fire Chief Gerald Reardon. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  962. 962962R Proclaiming September 2002 as Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  963. 963963R Expressing appreciation to Ellen Silva for her many years of dedicated service to the citizens and to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  964. 964964R Expressing appreciation to Dorothy Russell-Daly for her twenty-six years of dedicated service to the citizens and to the City of Cambridge and wishing her well in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  965. 965965R Resolution on the death of Anne M. (McElroy) Considine. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  966. 966966R Resolution on the death of Eleanor Florence Galgay. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  967. 967967R Resolution on the death of Virginia (Mello) Hutte. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  968. 968968R Resolution on the death of Olive M. Johnson. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  969. 969969R Resolution on the death of John J. Ferola. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #45 scan—
  970. 970970R Resolution on the death of Kathleen D. (Conroy) Cooney. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #46 scan—
  971. 971971R Resolution on the death of Peter Taverna. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #47 scan—
  972. 972972R Resolution on the death of Helen (Assuncao) Varum. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #48 scan—
  973. 973973R Resolution on the death of Bessie (Metahouris) Didris. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #49 scan—
  974. 974974R Resolution on the death of Shirley Duggan. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #50 scan—
  975. 975975R Resolution on the death of Roy P. Harlow. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #51 scan—
  976. 976976R Resolution on the death of Harriette (Karawacki) Rogowicz. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #52 scan—
  977. 977977R Resolution on the death of Anna Spooner. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #53 scan—
  978. 978978R Resolution on the death of Priscilla M. (Sullivan) Symington. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #54 scan—
  979. 979979R Resolution on the death of Eva Felistas Wulff. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #55 scan—
  980. 980980R Resolution on the death of Rose M. Petingi. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #56 scan—
  981. 981981R Resolution on the death of Margaret Downey. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #57 scan—
  982. 982982R Resolution on the death of Margaret R. McElearney. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Resolution #58 scan—
  983. 983983R Resolution on the death of Paul L. Doughty. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #59 scan—
  984. 984984R Resolution on the death of John Carey. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #60 scan—
  985. 985985R Resolution on the death of Dorothy E. Clinton. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #61 scan—
  986. 986986R Resolution on the death of Joseph Jarosiewicz. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #62 scan—
  987. 987987R Resolution on the death of Raymonde P. Balian. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #63 scan—
  988. 988988R Resolution on the death of Mary (Panzino) Masci. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #64 scan—
  989. 989989R Resolution on the death of Theodore S. "Ted" Williams. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #65 scan—
  990. 990990R Congratulating Nabil and Joseph Sater in winning the award at the 14th Anniversary of CCTV of service to the Cambridge Community. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #66 scan—
  991. 991991R Resolution on the death of Patrick Shannon. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #67 scan—
  992. 992992R Inviting all Cantabrigians to participate in the 20th Annual running of the "Doc" Linskey Road Race healthy fund raising event. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #68 scan—
  993. 993993R Resolution on the death of William Ledyard Mitchell, Jr. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #69 scan—
  994. 994994R Resolution on the death of Antonio "Tony" Giordano. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #70 scan—
  995. 995995R Resolution on the death of Mary P. Brodbine. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #71 scan—
  996. 996996R Resolution on the death of Rosemary DeCarlo. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #72 scan—
  997. 997997R Resolution on the death of Clara Nuttoli. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #73 scan—
  998. 998998R Resolution on the death of Josephine Puglia. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #74 scan—
  999. 999999R Resolution on the death of Nellie Venardi. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #75 scan—
  1000. 10001000R Resolution on the death of Pauline A. Savini. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #76 scan—
  1001. 10011001R Extending Happy Birthday wishes to Councillor Marjorie Decker. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #77 scan—
  1002. 10021002R Thanking John G. O'Brien for his twenty-five years of dedicated service to health care and the citizens of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #78 scan—
  1003. 10031003R Resolution on the death of Ellen M. Al-Weqayan. Councillors Galluccio, Reeves and entire membership Resolution #79 scan—
  1004. 10041004R Resolution on the death of June Chambers. Councillors Maher, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #80 scan—
  1005. 10051005R Resolution on the death of Louise E. Henry. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #81 scan—
  1006. 10061006R Resolution on the death of Thomas A. Gormley. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #82 scan—
  1007. 10071007R Congratulating Eric J. Nugent, Brandon M. Hugh, Richard J. Roycroft Jr., David M. Croak and Barry S. Clinton as the new firefighters in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #83 scan—
  1008. 10081008R Resolution on the death of Dr. John F. Fagan. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #84 scan—
  1009. 10091009R Resolution on the death of Joseph A. Costa, Sr. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #85 scan—
  1010. 10101010R Resolution on the death of Ruth Prager. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #86 scan—
  1011. 10111011R Resolution on the death of Florence A. Gagne. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #87 scan—
  1012. 10121012R Resolution on the death of Richard A. Guthrie. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #88 scan—
  1013. 10131013R Proclaiming October 2002 as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and October 18th as National Mammography Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #89 scan—
  1014. 10141014R Congratulating Cynthia Jensen in successfully completing the MACC training course and wish her continued success. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #90 scan—
  1015. 10151015R Resolution on the death of Richard J. Kelley. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #91 scan—
  1016. 10161016R Resolution on the death of Royal L. Bolling, Sr. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #92 scan—
  1017. 10171017R Congratulating Janet Whitla, Cheryl Vince Whitman, Vivian Guilfoy and Katharine Hanson for all they have done to promote gender equality and wish them continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #93 scan—
  1018. 10181018R Resolution on the death of David J. Harrigan. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #94 scan—
  1019. 10191019R Resolution on the death of Agnes M. Smith. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #95 scan—
  1020. 10201020R Resolution on the death of Dr. Arthur Lee Loeb. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #96 scan—
  1021. 10211021R Resolution on the death of John A. Drohan. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #97 scan—
  1022. 10221022R Resolution on the death of Richard Marshall. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #98 scan—
  1023. 10231023R Resolution on the death of Claire A. Collari. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #99 scan—
  1024. 10241024R Resolution on the death of Steven G. Kokoros. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #100 scan—
  1025. 10251025R Extending best wishes for a speedy recovery to Helen Taylor. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #101 scan—
  1026. 10261026R Thanking Bradford Comer for his dedicated service to the City of Cambridge and its residents, as well as wishing him well with his future endeavors. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #102 scan—
  1027. 10271027R Congratulating William Kemeza in becoming the 28th President of Boston College High School. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #103 scan—
  1028. 10281028R Resolution on the death of Edward J. Saheed. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #104 scan—
  1029. 10291029R Expressing appreciation to Lisa Stuardi for her excellent work at the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce and wishing her well on her future endeavors. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #105 scan—
  1030. 10301030R Resolution on the death of Louise A. Appleton. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #106 scan—
  1031. 10311031R Resolution on the death of John C. Proctor. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #107 scan—
  1032. 10321032R Resolution on the death of Doris E. Young. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #108 scan—
  1033. 10331033R Expressing condolences to Margo Howard, Cambridge resident and writer, on the death of her mother Esther Lederer, who was also known by her many fans, and readers as Ann Landers. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #109 scan—
  1034. 10341034R Thanking Cambridge and Somerville Elder Services for continuing the program and urging the agency to work with the residents to improve the quality of the meals. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #110 scan—
  1035. 10351035R Thanking the City Manager, and the Community Development staff for their work to continue to have a grocery store at the Huron and Concord Avenue location. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #111 scan—
  1036. 10361036R Resolution on the death of Gardy Jean. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #112 scan—
  1037. 10371037R Resolution on the death of Robert Sousa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #113 scan—
  1038. 10381038R Congratulating "Dani" and Phaedra with the release of "I'm That Girl" and wish them continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #114 scan—
  1039. 10391039R Thanking Cynthia Jensen for her service on the Cambridge Conservation Commission and congratulate her on the successful completion of the Conservation Commission fundamentals course. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #115 scan—
  1040. 10401040R Resolution on the death of Virginia Ferullo. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #116 scan—
  1041. 10411041R Resolution on the death of Arthur Koogias. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #117 scan—
  1042. 10421042R Extending best wishes to John Roberts on the occasion of his retirement. Councillor Decker and entire membership Resolution #118 scan—
  1043. 10431043R Extending a very Happy 75th Anniversary to the Sheraton Commander Hotel. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #119 scan—
  1044. 10441044R Extending a speedy recovery to Jean Clark. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #120 scan—
  1045. 10451045R Thanking the Cambridge Fire Chief, the Cambridge Police Commissioner and Professional Ambulance Services for their quick response to the explosion. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #121 scan—
  1046. 10461046R Expressing appreciation to James Broderick of Hyperion Catalysis for his community service and efforts toward job creation. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #122 scan—
  1047. 10471047R Sending prayers and wishes for peace to the organizers and participants of the 57th annual Hiroshima Peace Memorial Peace Ceremony. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #123 scan—
  1048. 10481048R Congratulating Aidan Alleyne and Valerie Harris on their upcoming nuptials. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #124 scan—
  1049. 10491049R Congratulating Reverend Dr. Louis Attles on his marriage to Kelley Renee Mitchell. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #125 scan—
  1050. 10501050R Extending congratulations to Charles Colbert on his graduation from the Weston School of Theology. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #126 scan—
  1051. 10511051R Congratulating Ida Jones on the occasion of her receiving her Ph.D. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #127 scan—
  1052. 10521052R Extending congratulations to Jeff Seifert, Executive Director of the Cambridge Y.M.C.A., Denise Jillson, Director of Development and the Y.M.C.A. staff for their exemplary efforts to make the Cambridge Y.M.C.A. a place which truly welcomes people. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #128 scan—
  1053. 10531053R Congratulating Reverend Dr. Leroy Attles, Sr. and St. Paul A.M.E. Church on the 25th Ministerial Anniversary of Reverend Dr. Leroy Attles, Sr. at St. Paul A.M.E. Church. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #129 scan—
  1054. 10541054R Congratulating Timothy Toomey on receiving the Presidents Award from the St. Cosmos and Damien Society. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #130 scan—
  1055. 10551055R Congratulating Sal and Patricia DiDomenico on receiving the Man and Woman of the Year Award from the St. Cosmos and Damien Society. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #131 scan—
  1056. 10561056R Congratulating David Clem on receiving the Presidents Award from the St. Cosmos and Damien Society. Councillor Maher and entire membership Resolution #132 scan—
  1057. 10571057R Expressing appreciation to the organizers of the Cambridge Caribbean Festival and urging Cambridge residents to come to the Caribbean Festival on Sunday, August 25, 2002 and to its kick-off celebration in front of City Hall Friday evening August 23, 2002. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #133 scan—
  1058. 10581058R Wishing Leigh Hornbeck good luck with her future endeavors and thanking her for her energetic and dedicated reporting style during her employment with the Cambridge Chronicle. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #134 scan—
  1059. 10591059R Congratulating the newly installed officers of the America Legion Marsh Post No. 442. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #135 scan—
  1060. 10601060R Thanking Bill Chemeli for his dedicated service to the Hands Across America program and for his active involvement with the North Cambridge Crime Task Force's National Night Out. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #136 scan—
  1061. 10611061R Extending the official greetings of the City of Cambridge to the Doshisha University University Alumni Chorus. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #137 scan—
  1062. 10621062R Prepare a suitable resolution on greetings the Mayor of Tskuba Japan. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Resolution #138 scan—
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  1075. 10751075R Congratulating the magnificent group of young people who wrote, directed, produced and will perform in each aspect of the amazing final production of "El Ultimo Dia." Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #1 scanSep 9
  1076. 10761076R Wishing Annalise Bobrowski great success with her studies at the Salvation Army School and wish her well with her future ministry in the Salvation Army. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #2 scanSep 9
  1077. 10771077R Get well wishes to Joseph Petner, Principal of the Haggerty School. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #3 scanSep 9
  1078. 10781078R Resolution on the death of Arthur L. Malenfant. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #4 scanSep 9
  1079. 10791079R Resolution on the death of Boston City Councillor Brian J. Honan. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership Resolution #5 scanSep 9
  1080. 10801080R Resolution on the death of Mary L. Bell. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #6 scanSep 9
  1081. 10811081R Resolution on the death of A. Ronald Cockcroft. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #7 scanSep 9
  1082. 10821082R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth L. Kendall. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #8 scanSep 9
  1083. 10831083R Congratulating Don Kindsvatter in joining the Von Grossman & Company team and wishing he and the firm continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #9 scanSep 9
  1084. 10841084R Proclaiming October 24, 2002 as United Nations Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #10 scanSep 9
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  1097. 10971097R Resolution on the death of Alice V. Kelly. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #23 scan—
  1098. 10981098R Resolution on the death of Mary A. McQuiggan. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #24 scan—
  1099. 10991099R Resolution on the death of Frederick J. Stacey. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #25 scan—
  1100. 11001100R Congratulating CitySprouts and the children of the Haggerty School for their partnership in gardening. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #26 scan—
  1101. 11011101R Resolution on the death of Damian Stewart. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #27 scan—
  1102. 11021102R Resolution on the death of Maddalena Taranto. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #28 scan—
  1103. 11031103R Congratulating Marilyn Gagalis in celebrating her twenty-fifth anniversary with the Cambridge Public Library and to thank her for her dedicated service to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #29 scan—
  1104. 11041104R Congratulating Martha Hamilton in celebrating her twentieth anniversary with the Cambridge Public Library and to thank her for her dedicated service to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #30 scan—
  1105. 11051105R Congratulating Susan Ciccone, Norman Waksler, Hugh Crane, and Daryl Mark in celebrating their fifteenth anniversary with the Cambridge Public Library and to thank them for their dedicated service to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #31 scan—
  1106. 11061106R Congratulating Trish Cusack in celebrating her tenth anniversary with the Cambridge Public Library and to thank her for her dedicated service to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #32 scan—
  1107. 11071107R Congratulating Bill Salem, Pam Colt, Emerita Yanes, Barbie Burgos, and Vicki Solomon in celebrating their five year anniversary with the Cambridge Public Library and to thank them for their dedicated service to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #33 scan—
  1108. 11081108R Congratulating the Cambridge Public Library Rookie of the Year Award Winner. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #34 scan—
  1109. 11091109R Resolution on the death of Paul D. Harold. Mayor Sullivan entire membership Resolution #35 scan—
  1110. 11101110R Congratulating Senator Edward M. Kennedy on receiving the Charlie Francis Adams Award and thanking him for his many contributions to the citizens of the United States. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #36 scan—
  1111. 11111111R Resolution on the death of Frances M. Cottier. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #37 scan—
  1112. 11121112R Resolution on the death of Richard J. Murphy. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #38 scan—
  1113. 11131113R Congratulating John J. Enright on the occasion of his 100th birthday, as well as Mildred Enright on the occasion of her 80th birthday. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #39 scan—
  1114. 11141114R Resolution on the death of Robert J. Medeiros. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #40 scan—
  1115. 11151115R Resolution on the death of Gertrude Gentile. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #41 scan—
  1116. 11161116R Resolution on the death of Joseph M. McGrath. Councillors Maher, Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #42 scan—
  1117. 11171117R Resolution on the death of Sister Helen Memory C.S.J. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #43 scan—
  1118. 11181118R Resolution on the death of Frances Lepore. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #44 scan—
  1119. 11191119R Resolution on the death of Charles Lavoie. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #45 scan—
  1120. 11201120R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Brown. Councillor Gallucci and entire membership Resolution #46 scan—
  1121. 11211121R Resolution on the death of John Avakian, Jr. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #47 scan—
  1122. 11221122R Resolution on the death of Mary F. Mehegan. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #48 scan—
  1123. 11231123R Thanking On The Rise, Inc. for all it does to put an end to homelessness for women of the Greater Boston area and wish them continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #49 scan—
  1124. 11241124R Resolution on the death of Louise A. (Kozlowski) Nowicki-Hurley. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #50 scan—
  1125. 11251125R Resolution on the death of Walter John Saunders. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #51 scan—
  1126. 11261126R Resolution on the death of Rose L. DiPietro. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #52 scan—
  1127. 11271127R Get well wishes to Rinaldo Russo. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #53 scan—
  1128. 11281128R Get well wishes to Joseph Calorio. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #54 scan—
  1129. 11291129R Congratulating Reverend Thornhill on celebrating her five-year anniversary as Pastor at the First Holiness Church and to thank her for her commitment to shaping the lives of her parishioners. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #55 scan—
  1130. 11301130R Congratulating Martha and Tom Sieniewicz on the birth of their son Jasper James, who was born on Monday, August 19, 2002, weighing in at 7 pounds, 6 ounces. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #56 scan—
  1131. 11311131R Resolution on the death of Edith Friel. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #57 scan—
  1132. 11321132R Resolution on the death of Willard A. Smith. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #58 scan—
  1133. 11331133R Resolution on the death of Manuel Nunes Coutinho. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #59 scan—
  1134. 11341134R Resolution on the death of Carol J. Rodriguez. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #60 scan—
  1135. 11351135R Congratulating the 2002-2003 Nieman Foundation Fellows and wish them continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #61 scan—
  1136. 11361136R Resolution on the death of John F. Messenger. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #62 scan—
  1137. 11371137R Expressing appreciation to Barbara A. Richard for her twenty-six years of dedicated service at the King School. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #63 scan—
  1138. 11381138R Expressing appreciation to Richard Meucci for his many years of dedicated service at the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #64 scan—
  1139. 11391139R Expressing appreciation to Ann Marie Cook for her seventeen years of dedicated service at the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #65 scan—
  1140. 11401140R Urging all citizens to be cognizant of the Catholic Charities Foster Grandparent Program's Annual Macaroni Supper Fundraiser Saturday, September 29, 2002, 4-8 p.m. at St. Benedict's Little Flower School Hall, 17 Franklin Street, Somerville. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #66 scan—
  1141. 11411141R Extending best wishes to the Longfellow House and Historic site on the occasion of its 30th anniversary and rededication on September 14, 2002. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Resolution #67 scan—
  1142. 11421142R 100th Anniversary of the founding of St. Anthony's Parish. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #68 scan—
  1143. 11431143R Urging all Cambridge Residents to support the On the Rise "Housing Our Future: The Campaign for 341 Broadway" and to attend its "Prepare for Winter" fundraiser on September 18, 2002. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #69 scan—
  1144. 11441144R Resolution on the death of Margaret A. McKillop. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #70 scan—
  1145. 11451145R Resolution on the death of John A. Maddalo. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #71 scan—
  1146. 11461146R Resolution on the death of Lydia (Matheus) Corr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #72 scan—
  1147. 11471147R Resolution on the death of Joao Gravito. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #73 scan—
  1148. 11481148R Extending thanks and sincere appreciation to Mary Sullivan for her being such a responsible young lady in returning a lost wallet to the Mayor's Office. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #74 scan—
  1149. 11491149R Expressing appreciation to Edward L. Merriman for his nineteen years of dedicated service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #75 scan—
  1150. 11501150R Expressing appreciation to Hazel A. Messam for her years of dedicated service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #76 scan—
  1151. 11511151R Resolution on the death of Carmelo Migliore. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #77 scan—
  1152. 11521152R Resolution on the death of Mildred McLaughlin. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Resolution #78 scan—
  1153. 11531153R Resolution on the death of Kenneth F. Collyer. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #79 scan—
  1154. 11541154R Congratulating the graduating cadets of the 3rd Annual Middlesex Youth Public Safety Academy. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #80 scan—
  1155. 11551155R Congratulating and thanking Lucy Murray-Brown for her spirit and commitment to helping women and men from a range of experience and backgrounds with the greatest empathy and sensitivity. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #81 scan—
  1156. 11561156R Resolution on the death of John J. Desmond. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #82 scan—
  1157. 11571157R Resolution on the death of Reverend Thomas E. Lawton C.S.C. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #83 scan—
  1158. 11581158R Happy 80th Birthday wishes to John B. Sullivan. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Resolution #84 scan—
  1159. 11591159R Urging all residents to be cognizant of the Fifth Annual Jeffrey Curley Five Mile Memorial Road Race to be held on Sunday, September 29, 2002 at 10:00 A.M. at the VFW Post on First Street and Thorndike Street. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #85 scan—
  1160. 11601160R Congratulating the students of the Willie Ross School for the Deaf, as well as the faculty, staff, and administration, on the dedication of the Governor and Mrs. Furcolo Student Center. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #86 scan—
  1161. 11611161R Resolution on the death of Maria Amaral. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Resolution #87 scan—
  1162. 11621162R Congratulating Jonathan Baring-Gould and Molly Coughlin on their recent marriage. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Resolution #88 scan—
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  1190. 11901190R Resolution on the death of Thomas J. Robbio. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanSep 23
  1191. 11911191R Resolution on the death of Doris J. Callender. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanSep 23
  1192. 11921192R Congratulating Ellen Condliffe Lagemann in becoming the Charles Warren Professor of the History of American Education and the new Dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, and wish her continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanSep 23
  1193. 11931193R Extending the heartiest congratulations to Jason and Vidya Forrester on the birth of their son William Sanjay Warren Forrester. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanSep 23
  1194. 11941194R Declaring the week of November 24, 2002 – December 1, 2002, to be Bible Week in the City of Cambridge, and encourage all Cambridge residents to participate in this observance. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanSep 23
  1195. 11951195R Congratulations to Daniel and Brenda Synan on the birth of their son, Conor Daniel. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanSep 23
  1196. 11961196R Resolution on the death of John H. Avery. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanSep 23
  1197. 11971197R Resolution on the death of Thomas V. Walsh. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanSep 23
  1198. 11981198R Resolution on the death of Jose M. Airoso. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanSep 23
  1199. 11991199R Resolution on the death of Gago Heleno Cruz. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanSep 23
  1200. 12001200R Resolution on the death of Francis C. Perry, Sr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanSep 23
  1201. 12011201R Resolution on the death of Cecilia A. O'Shea. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanSep 23
  1202. 12021202R Resolution on the death of Thomas H. Ford. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanSep 23
  1203. 12031203R Resolution on the death of Joseph F. Sullivan, Jr. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1204. 12041204R Resolution on the death of Ellenmarie Daly. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1205. 12051205R Resolution on the death of Timothy J. Hehir. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1206. 12061206R Resolution on the death of Eleanor L. Haverty. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1207. 12071207R Resolution on the death of Timothy M. Murphy. Councillors Maher, Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1208. 12081208R Resolution on the death of Kenneth F. Hayes. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1209. 12091209R Resolution on the death of Grace E. Warren. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1210. 12101210R Thanking Cambridge Walks for its efforts to promote walking not only as a way to get around the city, but as a healthful activity for Cambridge youth and families. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1211. 12111211R Congratulating Patrick Ewing on his retirement from the National Basketball Association. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1212. 12121212R Resolution on the death of Anthony Cannata. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1213. 12131213R Expressing appreciation to Jean L. Sweetland for her twenty-five years of dedicated service to the citizens and to the City of Cambridge and wish her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1214. 12141214R Expressing appreciation to Judith A. Smith for her many years of dedicated service and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1215. 12151215R Expressing appreciation to Elvira Q. Johnson for her many years of dedicated service and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1216. 12161216R Expressing appreciation to Annette M. Coleman for her twenty-two years of dedicated service and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1217. 12171217R Expressing appreciation to Marie L. Moalli or her many years of dedicated service and wishing her well in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1218. 12181218R Expressing appreciation to Louise Kennedy for her thirty years of dedicated service and wishing her well in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1219. 12191219R Resolution on the death of Stanley J. Lukaszewicz. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1220. 12201220R Expressing appreciation to Liane Corcione for her nineteen years of dedicated service and wishing her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1221. 12211221R Resolution on the death of Alexander M. Cahaly. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1222. 12221222R Expressing appreciation to Alan E. Siegel for his many years of dedicated service and wishing him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1223. 12231223R Resolution on the death of Eileen C. Cavanaugh. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1224. 12241224R Resolution on the death of Paul C. Victoria. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1225. 12251225R Extending congratulations to Reverend Roland Clinton McCall on the occasion of his 20th Anniversary Celebration. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1226. 12261226R Congratulating Richard Losick and Graham Walker on receiving the prestigious 1 million dollar "genius" prize and to thank them for their commitment to science and education. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1227. 12271227R Extending congratulations to Shannon O'Brien and Chris Gabrielli on winning the Democratic Primary Election for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1228. 12281228R Congratulating City Councillors Anthony Galluccio and Marjorie Decker on their well run and hard-fought electoral campaigns. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1229. 12291229R Welcoming the members of Harvard Class of 1972 to Cambridge as they celebrate their 30th College reunion. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1230. 12301230R Resolution on the death of Philippe Wamba. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1231. 12311231R Resolution on the death of Mildred Canada. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1232. 12321232R Resolution on the death of James E. "Jay" Galgay, Jr. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1233. 12331233R Resolution on the death of Paul A. Tierney. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1234. 12341234R Congratulating the recipients of the Cambridge/Somerville Elder Services at the awards ceremony on October 2, 2002. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1235. 12351235R Congratulating Deanne "DD" Deurell on being named the Region IV ALS Provider of the Year and thanking her for her commitment to public safety. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1236. 12361236R Congratulating the French-American International School of Boston on its fortieth anniversary. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1237. 12371237R Extending its warmest best wishes to CASCAP as it celebrates a Groundbreaking Ceremony for 196 Auburn Street. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1238. 12381238R Congratulating the recipients of the Henry L. Shattuck Public Service Awards. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1239. 12391239R Congratulations to Daniel R. Glickman upon his appointment as the New Director of the Institute of Politics at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1240. 12401240R Congratulations to the Rindge School of Technical Arts at Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School as it celebrates the addition of five new programs to offer to the students. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1241. 12411241R Thanking the Healthy Children Task Force for over a decade of collaborative work to promote children's health. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillor Murphy and entire membership scan—
  1242. 12421242R Thanking CASCAP Realty, Inc. for their continued commitment to creating housing opportunities for low income individuals and families. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1243. 12431243R Congratulations to Carlo DiMaria, President of the Board of Alderman in Everett on his well fought campaign for the State Senate. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1244. 12441244R Congratulations to Jarrett Barrios on his primary victory in the Middlesex, Suffolk and Essex State Senate Primary. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1245. 12451245R Extending a Happy 50th Birthday to Dukey Albano. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1246. 12461246R Resolution on the death of Emelia Cabral. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1247. 12471247R Resolution on the death of Maria Costa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1248. 12481248R Resolution on the death of Fernando Vargus. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1249. 12491249R Extending a Happy 35th Anniversary to Jacqueline and Robert W. Healy. Councillor Murphy, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1250. 12501250R Expressing appreciation to Charles Santos for his twenty-seven years of dedicated service and wishing him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanOct 7
  1251. 12511251R Expressing appreciation to Dennis Coleman for his nineteen years of dedicated service and wishing him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanOct 7
  1252. 12521252R Congratulations to David Holway on being elected President of the National Association of Governmental Employees. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanOct 7
  1253. 12531253S Congratulations to Thomas Begley on his appointment as Clerk Magistrate of the Framingham District Court. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanOct 7
  1254. 12541254R Supporting the retirement of Tony Conigliaro's number by the Boston Red Sox and joining any other municipal offices across Massachusetts who support retiring one of the greatest players. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanOct 7
  1255. 12551255R Extending 80th Birthday wishes to Manny Slate. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanOct 7
  1256. 12561256R Resolution on the death of Daniel J. O'Connell, III. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanOct 7
  1257. 12571257R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. Colbert. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanOct 7
  1258. 12581258R Resolution on the death of Robert E. McCleery. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanOct 7
  1259. 12591259R Resolution on the death of Janice T. White. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanOct 7
  1260. 12601260R Resolution on the death of Joseph R. Murphy. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanOct 7
  1261. 12611261R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. Griffin. Councillors Maher, Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership scanOct 7
  1262. 12621262R Resolution on the death of Eileen R. Hepp. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanOct 7
  1263. 12631263R Resolution on the death of Mitchell S. Jaffe. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1264. 12641264R Resolution on the death of Mary I. Carvalho. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Maher, Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1265. 12651265R Congratulating the DPW team in winning first place in the Snow Plow Rally and thanking them for their dedicated service to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1266. 12661266R Resolution on the death of Bernice Piltch-Miller. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Maher and entire membership scan—
  1267. 12671267R Extending congratulations to the Windsor House on the occasion of its 25th Anniversary, which will be celebrated on October 20, 2002. Mayor Sullivan and entire menbership scan—
  1268. 12681268R Resolution on the death of Anna M. Casella. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1269. 12691269R Resolution on the death of John H. Dyer. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1270. 12701270R Congratulating the artists who participated in the tenth anniversary Cambridgeport Artists Open Studios and thanking them for their creative contributions to the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1271. 12711271R Congratulating Ruth Libbey and James Busby on their upcoming concert and thanking them for their creative contributions to the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1272. 12721272R Congratulating Sean Curran on the opening of his new company, Waterville Consulting, to continue the client-intensive public affairs service that has defined his career. Councillor Decker and entire membership scan—
  1273. 12731273R Congratulating Steve Morell and Toni Elka on their recent marriage. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1274. 12741274R Congratulating the residents of 70 Pacific Street and Anke Hildebrandt on the introduction of a bike rental program and thanking them for their efforts to reduce pollution and congestion in the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1275. 12751275R Congratulating Prilla Smith Brackett on being featured at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C. with a showing of her art. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1276. 12761276R Wishing a Happy Birthday to William McGovern. Councillor Decker and entire membership scan—
  1277. 12771277R Wishing a Happy Birthday to Molly Murphy. Councillor Decker and entire membership scan—
  1278. 12781278R Welcoming Mayor Akiba to Cambridge and recognizing the work he has done at home and internationally to promote world security from nuclear weapons through the promotion of disarmament and mutual respect between peoples nations. Councillor Decker and entire membership scan—
  1279. 12791279R Resolution on the death of Rocco Capidulupa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1280. 12801280R Resolution on the death of Pamela J. York. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1281. 12811281R Resolution on the death of Modestino "Modo" Iannaco. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1282. 12821282R Congratulating the Work Force Youth Program in winning the Best Practice Award given by the Department of Labor and the National Youth Employment Council. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1283. 12831283R Resolution on the death of William R. Rosa. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1284. 12841284R Commending Dan Wright for his life saving effort on October 2, 2002. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1285. 12851285R Congratulating the new members of the St. Peter's Student Council and wish them good luck in the 2002-2003 school year. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1286. 12861286R Resolution on the death of Peter G. Nearhos. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1287. 12871287R Resolution on the death of Joseph Cusack. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1288. 12881288R Proclaiming Friday, October 11, 2002 as Joan Cullen Day in Cambridge. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1289. 12891289R Congratulating the Harvard Book Store on its seventieth anniversary and recent awards. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1290. 12901290R Resolution on the death of William J. Calvert. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1291. 12911291R Resolution on the death of Eleanor St. George. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1292. 12921292R Resolution on the death of sister Esther Redmond C.S.J. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1293. 12931293R Recognizing the twenty years of the Peace Commission's service and commitment to peace, community-building and supporting efforts which embody its mission of Cambridge-One City One World. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1294. 12941294R Commending those congregations attending the October 9 meeting for their willingness to learn more about energy conservation and its application in their places of worship and thanking them for their leadership on this issue. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1295. 12951295R Congratulations and best wishes for continued success to Monastero and Associates Inc. in celebrating its 5th Anniversary on October 24, 2002. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1296. 12961296R Congratulating Elber Gates and Francois Guerlaine on their upcoming marriage in Montreal, Canada. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1297. 12971297R Wishing all of the organizations good luck on their Annual Christmas bazaars. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1298. 12981298R Congratulating the Agenda for Children and its partners in receiving the Early Learning Opportunities Act Grant in the amount of $970,000.00. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanOct 28
  1299. 12991299R Wishing a Happy 60th Birthday to Lucille Kelley. Councillor Maher and entire membership scanOct 28
  1300. 13001300R Proclaiming November as "National Adoption Month." Councillor Maher and entire membership scanOct 28
  1301. 13011301R Urging residents to be cognizant of and participate in the Amber Lily DaRosa Fundraiser. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanOct 28
  1302. 13021302R Resolution on the death of Donald O'Brien. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanOct 28
  1303. 13031303R Congratulating the Filarmonica Santo Antonio Inc. in celebrating its 30th Anniversary of Music. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanOct 28
  1304. 13041304R Congratulating the honored guests of the Middlesex County Bar Association banquet, which will take place on Tuesday, October 15, 2002 and wish them continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanOct 28
  1305. 13051305R Resolution on the death of Harry C. Blanchet. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanOct 28
  1306. 13061306R Resolution on the death of Frances M.Mosca. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanOct 28
  1307. 13071307R Resolution on the death of Eleanor A. Lord. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanOct 28
  1308. 13081308R Resolution on the death of Angelina A. Silva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanOct 28
  1309. 13091309R Resolution on the death of Eugenia Marcelo. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanOct 28
  1310. 13101310R Resolution on the death of Marie J. Santasky. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership scanOct 28
  1311. 13111311R Resolution on the death of Mary C. Dineen. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanOct 28
  1312. 13121312R Resolution on the death of Daniel A. Flynn. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1313. 13131313R Resolution on the death of Dana H. Gallup. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1314. 13141314R Resolution on the death of Francis M. Doran. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1315. 13151315R Resolution on the death of Jean F. Wright. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1316. 13161316R Resolution on the death of Tanya MacDonald. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1317. 13171317R Resolution on the death of Edwin J. Langley. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1318. 13181318R Congratulating the winners of the 9th Annual Lemelson-MIT Awards. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1319. 13191319R Sending wishes for a speedy recovery to Major Carroll. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1320. 13201320R Congratulating the young and innovative minds who have created a wonderful piece of art for the 2002 Do It Your Damn Self Festival. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1321. 13211321R Congratulating the Boston Boy Choir in celebrating their 40th Anniversary of Music and Education and wish them continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1322. 13221322R Resolution on the death of Francis L. Lawson. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Maher and entire membership scan—
  1323. 13231323R Resolution on the death of Lillian B. Bowen. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1324. 13241324R Resolution on the death of Arthur W. Greenidge. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1325. 13251325R Resolution on the death of Esther Virginia Henry Bright. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1326. 13261326R Resolution on the death of Julia Murphy. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1327. 13271327R Resolution on the death of Thomas H. Berry. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1328. 1328Commending the efforts of the Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee, Inc. with its attempt to influence the State Legislative Delegation to stop proposed budget cuts that adversely affect many Cambridge residents. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1329. 1329Thanking United Way for all the work it does for the youth of America. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1330. 1330Resolution on the death of Edmund C. Corcoran. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1331. 1331Congratulating Chris and Lisa Cook on the birth of their son Owen Christopher. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1332. 1332Congratulating James Albert on receiving the Hanna Award. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1333. 1333Sending wishes for a speedy recovery to Jimmy Kelly. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1334. 1334Expressing appreciation to Sharon M. Joaquim for her many years of dedicated service and wishing her well in her retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1335. 1335Expressing appreciation to John D. Wechter for his many years of dedicated service and wishing him well in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1336. 1336Resolution on the death of Accursio Bono. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1337. 1337Congratulating Caryn Saitz on her new position as the Director of Public Affairs for the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1338. 1338Resolution on the death of James R. Gladden. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1339. 1339Expressing appreciation to Herbert R. Trevette for his thirty-four years of dedicated service and wishing him well in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1340. 1340Expressing appreciation to Edward R. Buchawieck for his twenty-five years of dedicated service and wishing him well in his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1341. 1341Congratulating Michelle and Robert Paul Ring, Jr. on the birth of their son Robert Paul Ring, III. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1342. 13421342R Urging all residents to honor the men and women who, have defended our country, as well as, those who are serving today, by celebrating Veteran's Day on November 11, 2002. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1343. 13431343R Congratulating Hannah Malenfant on her recognition by the Hildebrand Family Self-Help Center and thanking her for her efforts to build community and help those in need. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1344. 13441344R Resolution on the death of Mayor Emeritus Alfred E. Vellucci. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Maher and entire membership scan—
  1345. 13451345R Resolution on the death of Harry Datsias. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1346. 13461346R Resolution on the death of Charles A. Riley Sr. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1347. 13471347R Resolution on the death of Jane R. Richards. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1348. 13481348R Resolution congratulating Timothy Sullivan on becoming the new Financial Director for MassHousing. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1349. 13491349R Resolution on the death of Christine Bonacci. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1350. 13501350R Resolution on the death of Sophie Brezenski. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1351. 13511351R Resolution on the death of John Enright. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1352. 13521352R Resolution on the death of Pauline A. Sacco. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1353. 13531353R Sending wishes for a very speedy recovery to Jack Maloney. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1354. 13541354R Resolution urging the City Council to declare Autumn 2002 to be "Energy Efficient Lighting Awareness Season" in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1355. 13551355R Resolution congratulating the North Cambridge Crime Task Force in winning its nineteenth All-STAR AWARD for its participation in the National Night Out Campaign. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1356. 13561356R Resolution commending Cambridge Cares About AIDS for all it does to help prevent the spread of AIDS and to wish its 4th Annual Night of Illumination on Thursday, January 16, 2003, much success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1357. 13571357R Resolution commending the Somerville Housing Group on completing three quarters of Phase I of its new development UNION PLACE and wishing the group continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1358. 13581358R Resolution congratulating the Cities of Tsukuba (a Sister City to Cambridge) and Kukizaki, Japan on their merger and wishing them great success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1359. 13591359R Resolution thanking Manuel Nunes Coutinho for all the work he had done with the Portuguese-speaking members of our community and wishing the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1360. 13601360R Resolution extending a warm and hearty welcome to Professor Derrick Bell. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1361. 13611361R Resolution congratulating Derrick Jackson on his significant achievements as a nature photographer. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1362. 13621362R Resolution on the death of Francis K. Maragioglio. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Maher and entire membership scan—
  1363. 13631363R Resolution wishing Rabbi Moses Holcer a very HAPPY 90th BIRTHDAY. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1364. 13641364R Resolution on the death of Joseph B. Walsh. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership. scan—
  1365. 13651365R Resolution on the death of Richard Harris. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1366. 13661366R Resolution on the death of Orlando Sabatino. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1367. 13671367R Resolution on the death of Sister Leontia Maguire CSJ. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1368. 13681368R Sending wishes for a speedy recovery to Charlie Keefe. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1369. 13691369R Resolution on the death of Mario A. DiPierro. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1370. 13701370R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Anderson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1371. 13711371R Resolution on the death of James M. Byrne. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1372. 13721372R Resolution extending best wishes for the Rindge Alumni Association's 107th Annual Alumni Dinner. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1373. 13731373R Resolution congratulating Kathy Reddick on receiving the 2002 MIT President's Award for Community Service and wishing her continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1374. 13741374R Resolution proclaiming the month of November "Cambridge Family Literacy Month" and encouraging all Cambridge families and citizens to join the fun at the Sixth Annual Family Fun Day on Saturday, November 2, 2002 from 10:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. at Cambridge City Hall to celebrate Family Literacy Day. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1375. 13751375R Resolution thanking Chloe Thomas, Aisling Hunt, Eleni and Cleo Macrakis, Violaine Stassart, Sarah Cohen, Britney and Lucas Harper- Roboletto, Emily Farr and Patrick Sweeney for their efforts to build community and help those in need by raising money for the Hildebrand Family Self-Help Center. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1376. 13761376R Resolution thanking Cleola Payne, the Sons of Allen and Angels Without Wings, and Mrs. Hogan's second-grade class from Fletcher-Maynard School for their efforts to build community and help those in need. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1377. 13771377R Resolution congratulating the newly elected officers of the Cambridge Black Pastors Conference. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1378. 13781378R Resolution expressing appreciation to Professor Cornel West on the occasion of his speaking at the Saturday School. Councillor Simmons and entire membership scan—
  1379. 13791379R Resolution congratulating the Middlesex County Assessors Association on its 75th anniversary and wishing its members continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 4
  1380. 13801380R Resolution on the death of George Melnik. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 4
  1381. 13811381R Resolution on the death of Eugene J. Megna. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 4
  1382. 13821382R Resolution on the death of Anthony R. Santoro. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 4
  1383. 13831383R Resolution congratulating the Cambridge Family YMCA and award winners Mary Harris, City Year, Inc., and Peter Mack on behalf of the M.I.T. student volunteers, on the occasion of the Cambridge Family YMCA 2002 Spirit, Mind and Body Tribute Luncheon on November 22, 2002. Councillor Murphy and entire membership scanNov 4
  1384. 13841384R Resolution congratulating Ted Darling on the dedication of a new conference room in his name by the Rindge Alumni and the Rindge School of Technical Arts. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 4
  1385. 13851385R Resolution on the death of Orlando Ramos. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 4
  1386. 13861386R Resolution on the death of Dorothy T. Zamparelli. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Maher and entire membership scanNov 4
  1387. 13871387R Resolution wishing a Happy Birthday to Raymond Bandar. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanNov 4
  1388. 13881388R Resolution on the death of Leonard W. Whaley. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanNov 4
  1389. 13891389R Resolution on the Hildebrand Weaving Dreams Gala. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanNov 4
  1390. 13901390R Resolution wishing Melissa Lee a Very Happy Sweet Sixteenth Birthday. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 4
  1391. 13911391R Resolution on the death of Mr. James G. DeLeo. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 4
  1392. 13921392R Resolution congratulating Michael W. Foley on receiving the 2002 MIT President's Award for Community Service and wishing him continued success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1393. 13931393R Resolution proclaiming Thursday, November 21, 2002 as "FEED AMERICA THURSDAY." Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1394. 13941394R Resolution on the death of Donald Callinan. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1395. 13951395R Resolution on the death of John R. Powers, on the dedication of a Square in Medford in honor of Private Powers, and proclaiming this Veterans' Day, November 11, 2002 as private John R. Powers Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1396. 13961396R Resolution congratulating the Center for Family Connections on being awarded a $900,000 demonstration grant to build self-esteem in adopted teens. Councillor Decker and entire membership scan—
  1397. 13971397R Resolution on the death of Muriel F. Smith. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1398. 13981398R Resolution on the death of Ronald E. Sullivan. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1399. 13991399R Resolution on the death of Peter Paliulis. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1400. 14001400R Resolution on the death of Alice C. Connolly. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1401. 14011401R Resolution on the death of John F. "Jack" Dunn. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1402. 14021402R Resolution on the death of Mary Toolan. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1403. 14031403R Commending the two young ladies who assisted in securing the safety of the lost little boy and thanking them for being such responsible young Cantabrigians. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1404. 14041404R Congratulating the Islamic Society of Boston and the City of Boston in creating this wonderful Cultural Center and wish it great success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1405. 14051405R Happy Birthday to Ruby Chung. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
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  1408. 14081408R Resolution on the death of Susan L. Jones. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 18
  1409. 14091409R Resolution on the death of Albert E. Kelso, Jr. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 18
  1410. 14101410R Resolution on the death of Donald Powers. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 18
  1411. 14111411R Resolution on the death of Edward J. Trant. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 18
  1412. 14121412R Congratulating Just-A-Start Corporation on the opening of eight affordable apartments and the new Just-A-Start Youthbuild Education and Training Facility. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 18
  1413. 14131413R Resolution on the death of Louis Iandoli. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 18
  1414. 14141414R Resolution on the death of Harvey J. McGaugh. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 18
  1415. 14151415R Resolution on the death of Edward R. Buchawiecki. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Maher and entire membership scanNov 18
  1416. 14161416R Resolution on the death of Ralph Barberio. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Maher and entire membership scanNov 18
  1417. 14171417R Resolution on the death of Cornelius F. McSweeney. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Maher, Toomey and entire membership scanNov 18
  1418. 14181418R Resolution n the death of Mary L. Kenney. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 18
  1419. 14191419R Resolution on the death of Mary J. Correia. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanNov 18
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  1422. 14221422R Congratulating the fifteen newly appointed officers to the rank of Lieutenant at the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1423. 14231423R Congratulating three new appointed Captains to the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1424. 14241424R Congratulating Dr. David Bor as he receives a tremendous honor. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1425. 14251425R Resolution on the death of William C. "Jonesy" Jones. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1426. 14261426R Resolution on the death of Sheila E. McGovern. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Maher and entire membership scan—
  1427. 14271427R Extending congratulations to the library in securing a grant from the bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1428. 14281428R Resolution on the death of George C. Mokaba, Sr. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey, Maher and entire membership scan—
  1429. 14291429R Congratulating the CRLS Boys Cross Country Team on their Division I EMASS Cross Country Championship. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1430. 14301430R Congratulating the CRLS Girls Cross Country Team on their finishing second overall in Division I EMASS Cross Country Championship. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1431. 14311431R Resolution on the death of Charles L. Brown. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1432. 14321432R Congratulating Ed and Joanna Fischer on the birth of their daughter and welcoming Geneva Josephine to the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1433. 14331433R Congratulating the City Manager's Office and the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department on completion of public information publications and the addition of the new display stands in City Hall. Vice Mayor Davis scan—
  1434. 14341434R Resolution on the death of Edward DeCosta Callendar. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1435. 14351435R Resolution on the death of Nancy J. Girardi. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1436. 14361436R Resolution on the death of Casmira (Czerko) Jordan. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1437. 14371437R Resolution on the death of Maria Tavares. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1438. 14381438R Resolution on the retirement of Diane Becze. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1439. 14391439R Resolution on the retirement of Liane Corcione. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1440. 14401440R Resolution on the retirement of Barbara Goodwin. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1441. 14411441R Resolution on the retirement of Mary Hill. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1442. 14421442R Resolution on the retirement of William Kroen. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1443. 14431443R Resolution on the retirement of Beverly Mastrangelo. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1444. 14441444R Resolution on the retirement of Susan Neal. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1445. 14451445R Resolution on the retirement of Lois Sullivan. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1446. 14461446R Resolution on the retirement of Amelia Thomas. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1447. 14471447R Resolution on the retirement of James Keegan. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1448. 14481448R Resolution on the retirement of Robert Ferrari. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1449. 14491449R Resolution on the retirement of Len Solo. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1450. 14501450R Congratulating the elected officials of Campaign 2002 and wish them great success during their term in office. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1451. 14511451R Resolution on the death of Judge Daniel F. Toomey. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1452. 14521452R Congratulations to Christopher and Brenda Carven on the birth of their first child, Grace Halloran Carven. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1453. 14531453R Resolution on the death of Robert P. Killackey. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1454. 14541454R Resolution on the retirement of Mary Harris, Director of the Eastern Middlesex County Foster Grandparent Program at Catholic Charities after thirty-one years of service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1455. 14551455R Welcome the Irish musicians to the City of Cambridge and wish them great success in the Boston Sliabh Luachra Festival. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1456. 14561456R Congratulations to Joseph E. Connarton and Jennifer Carbone on their engagement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1457. 14571457R Condolences to Senator John Kerry and family on the death of his mother. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1458. 14581458R Resolution on the death of Nellie R. Banks. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1459. 14591459R Resolution on the death of Jeanette (Hap) Tierney. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1460. 14601460R Congratulations to John and Renee Toomey on the birth of their second child, Natashia Arianna. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1461. 14611461R Congratulations to Fred Cabral and Michelle Trahan on the birth of their daughter, Meghan Leigh. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1462. 14621462R Resolution on the death of Susan F. McKinley. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1463. 14631463R Thanks to Dr. Ronald W. Smith for his thirty years of bringing bright smiles to the children of Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1464. 14641464R Resolution on the death of James F. Burris Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 25
  1465. 14651465R Resolution on the death of Paul L. Doherty. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 25
  1466. 14661466R Resolution congratulating Howard Manley on being named as a new columnist at the Boston Herald. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 25
  1467. 14671467R Resolution on the death of Felix Miceli. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 25
  1468. 14681468R Resolution on the death of Edward H. Taylor. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 25
  1469. 14691469R Resolution on the death of Donald T. Nadeau. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanNov 25
  1470. 14701470R Resolutions expressing congratulations and appreciation to educators and administrators in the School Department for their twenty-five years of dedicated service to the children of Cambridge. Councillor Maher and entire membership scanNov 25
  1471. 14711471R Resolution congratulating Dave Noyes and Melissa Parent on their engagement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 25
  1472. 14721472R Resolution on the retirement of Kathleen Bloutin from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 25
  1473. 14731473R Retirement resolution of Celeste Delpedio from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 25
  1474. 14741474R Resolution on the retirement of Pauline DeMetri from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 25
  1475. 14751475R Resolution on the retirement of Eileen Farrell from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 25
  1476. 14761476R Retirement resolution for Helen Guenther from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 25
  1477. 14771477R Resolution on the retirement of Isabel Hanlin from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanNov 25
  1478. 14781478R Retirement resolution for Jean Horigan from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1479. 14791479R Resolution on the retirement of Richard Horigan from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1480. 14801480R Wishing Myriam Ionescu happiness in her retirement from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1481. 14811481R Extending best wishes to Sheila Morsehead in her retirement from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1482. 14821482R Resolution on the retirement of Marilyn Nalbandian from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1483. 14831483R Wishing Frederick Nigorski happiness in his retirement from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1484. 14841484R Extending best wishes to Robert Reagan on his retirement from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1485. 14851485R Retirement resolution on Jose Ribeiro from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1486. 14861486R Resolution on the retirement of Jacqueline Rogers from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1487. 14871487R Wishing Mary Jane Rotella best wishes in her retirement from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1488. 14881488R Resolution on the retirement of Caetano Serpa on his retirement from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1489. 14891489R Extending best wishes to Jo-Ann Walther on her retirement from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1490. 14901490R Retirement resolution for Jacqueline Wright from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1491. 14911491R Extending best wishes to Nancy Costa as she retires from the School Department. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1492. 14921492R Resolution on the YWCA's Sixteenth Annual Tribute to Outstanding Women Luncheon held on November 20, 2002 and extending congratulations to the honorees. Councillor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1493. 14931493R Resolution on the death of Madeline Bina. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1494. 14941494R Resolution on the death of Mary A. O'Brien. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1495. 14951495R Resolution on the death of Walter Oulette. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1496. 14961496R Resolution on the death of Aline F. Dobson. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1497. 14971497R Congratulations to Sanj Kharbanda and Jennnifer on the birth of their twins Mira Frances and Roshan Carey. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1498. 14981498R Resolution on the death of John C. Coleman. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1499. 14991499R Resolution on the death of Phillip Jenkins. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1500. 15001500R Extending Happy 80th Birthday wishes to Louis Moretti. Councilor Maher and entire membership scan—
  1501. 15011501R Extending congratulations to a Cambridge couple on the occasion of their second wedding anniversary. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1502. 15021502R Extending appreciation to SEA Consultants for being a good neighbor to the Cambridge Community. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scanDec 9
  1503. 15031503R Congratulating Theo Epstein in being named General Manager of the Boston Red Sox. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanDec 9
  1504. 15041504R Congratulating the Cambridge Home for the Aged and Infirm, presently known as Neville Manor, on being placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 9
  1505. 15051505R Resolution on the death of Ida Delle Sherwin. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 9
  1506. 15061506R Resolution on the death of Mary J. O'Hare. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership scanDec 9
  1507. 15071507R Resolution on the death of Luella Wadsworth. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 9
  1508. 15081508R Encouraging the people of Cambridge to seek opportunities to help one another during this holiday season and to attend the planned Christmas Party. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scanDec 9
  1509. 15091509R Resolution on the death of Sondra M. Darling. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 9
  1510. 15101510R Resolution on the death of Robert H. McGaughey. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 9
  1511. 15111511R Resolution on the death of Anne C. McGinness. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 9
  1512. 15121512R Congratulating the men and women on graduating from the Lowell Police Academy. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 9
  1513. 15131513R Resolution on the death of Anna M. Bossolo. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanDec 9
  1514. 15141514R Resolution on the death of Barbara Adams. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 9
  1515. 15151515R Resolution on the death of Deolinda Souza. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scanDec 9
  1516. 15161516R Resolution on the death of Joyce W. Bailey. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1517. 15171517R Resolution on the death of Peter P. Tavilla. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1518. 15181518R Resolution on the death of Paul A. Kuhn. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1519. 15191519R Resolution on the death of Judge Francis P. Cullen. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1520. 15201520R Resolution on the death of Lillian R. Cutter. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1521. 15211521R Resolution on the death of Sister Simon Morrissey C.S.J. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1522. 15221522R Resolution on the death of Ambrogio Minuno. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1523. 15231523R Congratulating Nancy E. Glowa on her appointment as Deputy City Solicitor, effective December 2, 2002. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1524. 15241524R Congratulating Donald A. Drisdell on his appointment as City Solicitor, effective December 2, 2002. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1525. 15251525R Congratulating Louis DePasquale on his appointment as Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs, effective December 2, 2002. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1526. 15261526R Resolution on the death of Edward J. Maloney. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1527. 15271527R Resolution on the death of Mary Ann Clarke. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1528. 15281528R Congratulating the newly elected 2002-2003 Cambridge School Committee Student Representatives. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1529. 15291529R Congratulating the newly elected 2002-2003 CRLS Student Government Leaders. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1530. 15301530R Congratulating the Genzyme Corporation officials receiving the Massachusetts Association of School Committee Award. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1531. 15311531R Resolution on the death of Thomas M. Celata. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership—
  1532. 15321532R Welcoming Mr. Collins to the City of Cambridge and thanking him for his visit. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1533. 15331533R Congratulating the Cambridge Domestic Violence Program, in coordination with the City Manager's Office, the Cambridge Health Alliance, the Cambridge Police Department, and the Cambridge School Department on their recognition from the National Crime Prevention Council. Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1534. 15341534R Congratulating Dr. David Osler, Associate Chief of Pediatrics at the Cambridge Health Alliance on being the first recipient of the "Extraordinary Service to MassHealth Members Award." Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scan—
  1535. 15351535R Resolution on the death of Richard C. Jarvis, Sr. Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Simmons, Maher and entire membership scan—
  1536. 15361536R Welcoming Luis Fernandes to Cambridge and urging all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of this worthwhile and informative event. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1537. 15371537R Congratulating Out of the Blue Gallery celebrating their grand re-opening. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1538. 15381538R Honoring and congratulating Mary Mercy Parkinson who was honored as part of this years Kwanzaa celebration at Andover Academy. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1539. 15391539R Happy Birthday to Mr. George "Chip" Greendidge. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—
  1540. 15401540R Resolution on the death of Carmine A. Vara. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1541. 15411541R Resolution on the death of Bessie J. Demakis. Mayor Sullivan, Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1542. 15421542R Resolution on the death of Ruth M. Sullivan. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1543. 15431543R Extending sincere sympathy to Jackie O'Neill. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1544. 15441544R Congratulating C.L.A.B., MIT, Harvard College, Leslie University and the House of Blues for their efforts to put a stop to underage drinking and create a fun filled environment for students. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1545. 15451545R Congratulating the founders of California Pizza Kitchen in opening of their fantastic restaurants in our City and with them great success. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1546. 15461546R Congratulating the graduates of the Middlesex Sheriff's Department's 29th Basic Training Academy and wish them good luck in the future. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1547. 15471547R Resolution on the death of Irene C. Vittiello. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1548. 15481548R Congratulating Elio Centrella on his retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1549. 15491549R Congratulating Crystal Johnson on her co-authorship of the soon-to-be released book, Soul Sister's Diary. Councillor Decker and entire membership scan—
  1550. 15501550R Expressing best wishes to Tripp Jones in his new position as Senior Vice President at the Mentor Network. Councillor Decker and entire membership scan—
  1551. 15511551R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Sylvia Piltch. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1552. 15521552R Congratulating Charles J. Ogletree on his 50th birthday. Councillor Simmons and entire membership scan—
  1553. 15531553R Congratulating the winners of the Cambridge NAACP 2003 Martin Luther King Award. Councillor Simmons and entire membership scan—
  1554. 15541554R Resolution on the death of Nerses Bergoudian. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 16
  1555. 15551555R Expressing appreciation to Leonard LeFebvre for his many years of dedicated service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 16
  1556. 15561556R Expressing appreciation to Gloria Thompson for her many years of dedicated service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 16
  1557. 15571557R Expressing appreciation to Patricia Casey for her many years of dedicated service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 16
  1558. 15581558R Expressing appreciation to Bernard Flynn, Jr. for his many years of dedicated service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 16
  1559. 15591559R Expressing appreciation to Richard Collins for his many years of dedicated service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 16
  1560. 15601560R Expressing appreciation to Sarah MacLennan for her many years of dedicated service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 16
  1561. 15611561R Resolution on the death of James Lindstrom. Councillor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership scanDec 16
  1562. 15621562R Congratulating Jerry McDermott on winning the 9th City Council District for Allston and Brighton. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanDec 16
  1563. 15631563R Congratulating the winners of the 4th Annual Cambridge Fire Medal Day. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanDec 16
  1564. 15641564R Resolution on the death of Vincenza R. LoGalbo. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 16
  1565. 15651565R Resolution on the death of Frances Andias. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scanDec 16
  1566. 15661566R Expressing appreciation to Francis X. Deely, Jr. for this thirty years of dedicated service. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scanDec 16
  1567. 15671567R Extending congratulations to Roby Fader for his work being presented by the Cambridge Art Association entitled "Surfacing" on December 6, 2002 through January 7, 2003. Councillor Murphy and entire membership scanDec 16
  1568. 15681568R Resolution on the death of Phyllis Iannelli. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1569. 15691569R Congratulating Dr. Mary Grant on her appointment as President of the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in North Adams. Councillor Decker and entire membership scan—
  1570. 15701570R Resolution on the death of Emily G. Dorsey. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1571. 15711571R Resolution on the death of Joseph F. LaRiccia. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership scan—
  1572. 15721572R Congratulating Dr. Timothy J. Toomey, distinguished oral surgeon with a prestigious practice in Cambridge, on his recent retirement. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1573. 15731573R Extending congratulations to Bob Trane who recently became an Alderman in Ward 7 in Somerville. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1574. 15741574R Congratulating and extending best wishes to outgoing Somerville Alderman in Ward 7, Jim Halloran. Councillor Toomey and entire membership scan—
  1575. 15751575R Wishing a speedy recovery to Mrs. Helen Darling. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership scan—
  1576. 15761576R Thanking Mayor Fijisawa of Tshuba for his hospitality. Councillor Reeves and entire membership scan—

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  1. 11S Adopt "Proposed Permanent Rules of the 2002-2003 City Council.". scanJan 14
  2. 22S A communication was received from Roselyn Gray, transmitting thanks to the City Council for the resolution adopted on her retirement from the Fitzgerald School Communication #1 scanJan 14
  3. 33S A communication was received from Senate President Thomas F. Birmingham, regarding funding the Adult Basic Education. Communication #2 scanJan 14
  4. 44S A communication was received from Mike Hansen, regarding the conditions surrounding the Fresh Pond Apartments. Communication #3 scanJan 14
  5. 55S A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, Assistant Commissioner to Engineering, transmitting notification of a temporary trailer address of 100 Landsdowne Street. Communication #5 scanJan 14
  6. 66S A communication was received from State Representative Paul C. DeMakis, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding funding the Adult Basic Education. Communication #6 scanJan 14
  7. 77S A communication was received from Deborah S. Horwitz, Attorney for Charles E. Smith Residential, regarding North Point Residential Development EOEA No. 12651. Communication #7 scanJan 14
  8. 88S A communication was received from McPhail Associate, Inc., regarding Notice of Revised Response Actin Outcome Statement and Termination of Activity and Use Limitation for 60 Landsdowne Street. Communication #8 scanJan 14
  9. 99S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding the land disposition for constructing and underground pedestrian and service tunnel at 1730 and 1737 Cambridge Street. Communication #9 scanJan 14
  10. 1010S Committee Report from Councillor Michael Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a meeting held on December 4, 2001 for the following purposes: (1) receiving an update o issues that will affect the FY 03 budget, (2) discussing the quality of electric service in Cambridge and the City's role in the Department of Telecommunications and Energy (DET) investigation and LED traffic signals, and (3) receiving information about the adequacy of resources for emergency response. Committee Report #1 scanJan 14
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  16. 1616S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-03, regarding a report on the status of renovations to City Hall Annex and the conversion of 238 Broadway to open space. Consent Agenda #1 scanJan 28
  17. 1717S Establish a standing committee on Town-Gown relations. Mayor Sullivan Order #1 scanJan 28
  18. 1818S Adopt "Proposed Permanent Rules of the 2002-2003 City Council." Mayor Sullivan Order #6B scanJan 28
  19. 1919S A communication was received from Bet MacArthur, Chair, Commission for Persons with Disabilities, transmitting support for the License Commission's decision to add seven new medallions for accessible taxicab service. Consent Communication #1 scanJan 28
  20. 2020S A communication was received from Ruth Melchin, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council in memory of her husband Robert. Consent Communication #3 scanJan 28
  21. 2121S A communication was received from Bobbie D'Alesandro, transmitting thanks for the expression of sympathy from the City Council on the death of her father. Consent Communication #4 scanJan 28
  22. 2222S A communication was received from Department Of Environmental Protection, regarding Response Action Outcome Activity and Use Limitation Interim Deadline for 100 Concord Avenue. Consent Communication #8 scanJan 28
  23. 2323S A communication was received from the residents of the Truman Apartments, regarding the installation of a handicap ramp (sidewalk cut-out) in front of their building located at 25 Eighth Street. Consent Communication #9 scanJan 28
  24. 2424S A communication was received from Stephen H. Kaiser, regarding the boundary line progress at North Point. Consent Communication #10 scanJan 28
  25. 2525S A communication was received from Joseph DeSimone, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his mother, Theresa Sico. Consent Communication #11 scanJan 28
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  34. 3434S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-08, regarding a report on standards for issuing sandwich board signs and the interface of the standards with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Consent Agenda #17 scanFeb 11
  35. 3535S A communication was received from the Somerville Board of Aldermen, transmitting a resolution adopted on January 24, 2002 to create a Joint Advisory Council to address issues and to develop a strategy for future development of the McGrath-O'Brien Highway, Route 28/North Point Corridor. Consent Communication #5 scanFeb 11
  36. 3636S The March 11, 2002 City Council meeting cancelled due to the National League of Cities' Annual Congressional City Conference being held on March 8-12, 2002 in Washington, D.D. Order #5 scanFeb 11
  37. 3737S Report from the Law Department on gas powered scooters. Order #13 scanFeb 11
  38. 3838S Awaiting Report Item Number 01-260, regarding a report on the plans for the Mt. Auburn Hospital. Consent Agenda #6 scanFeb 11
  39. 3939S Awaiting Report Item Number 01-02, regarding a report on efforts to secure a grocery/food store at the site of the former Sage, Jr. store at Huron and Concord Avenues. Consent Agenda #7 scanFeb 11
  40. 4040S Awaiting Report Item Number 01-253, regarding a report on traffic safety for younger children on Broadway at CRLS. Consent Agenda #16 scanFeb 11
  41. 4141S Cambridge 2002 Public Health Assessment. Consent Agenda #19 scanFeb 11
  42. 4242S Two communications were received from Nicholas Churchill regarding gas-powered scooters. Consent Communications #5 (See info) scanFeb 11
  43. 4343S A petition was received from the Seniors at the Senior Center, regarding a clothing store in Central Square that carries misses, plus sizes and styles for them. Consent Communication #1 scanFeb 11
  44. 4444S A communication was received from Charles M. Vest, transmitting thanks for the resolution recognizing his appointment to the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. Consent Communication #2 scan—
  45. 4545S A communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, to investigate increasing the penetration rate for discounted electric, gas and telephone service. Consent Communication #3 scan—
  46. 4646S A communication was received from Jill and Doug Patterson, transmitting thanks for the resolution on behalf of their son Shawn. Consent Communication #4 scan—
  47. 4747S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting the Committee Assignments together with designated staff for the Committees of the 2002-2003 Cambridge City Council. Communications and Reports from City Officers #2 scan—
  48. 4848S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding complaints about city employees. Consent Communication #7 scan—
  49. 4949S Awaiting Report Item Number 01-258, regarding a report on forming a task force on career opportunities in Cambridge. Consent Agenda #2 scanFeb 25
  50. 5050S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-11, regarding the potential use of panelized homes in the affordable housing market. Consent Agenda #5 scanFeb 25
  51. 5151S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-04, regarding a report on any legal decisions made with respect to 1979 Massachusetts Avenue as it relates to parking concerns by neighbors. Consent Agenda #6 scanFeb 25
  52. 5252S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-12, regarding working with DTE to develop a system that identifies low-income consumers who may be eligible to receive electric, gas and telephone utility discount rates. Consent Agenda #7 scanFeb 25
  53. 5353S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-07, regarding a report on providing technical support to the Agassiz area during construction by Harvard University. Consent Agenda #8 scanFeb 25
  54. 5454S A communication was received from the Motion Picture Machine Operators Local 182, transmitting sincere thanks to the City Council for their support. Communication #1 scanFeb 25
  55. 5555S A communication was received from the Martorella family, transmitting thanks for the resolution on behalf of Concetta "Tina" Martorella. Communication #2 scanFeb 25
  56. 5656S A communication was received from Representative Paul C. Demakis, regarding full funding of the Clean Elections Law. Communication #3 scanFeb 25
  57. 5757S A communication was received from Representative Paul C. Demakis, regarding increased State Police speed limit enforcement along Memorial Drive. Communication #4 scanFeb 25
  58. 5858S A communication was received from Denise K. Maguire, Cambridge Family & Children's Service transmitting appreciation for the resolution acknowledging their efforts with the Kennedy School of Government regarding adolescents aging out of the state foster care system. Communication #5 scanFeb 25
  59. 5959S A communication was received from Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, transmitting a copy of their handbook "Best Practices Handbook on Business Philanthropy." Communication #7 scanFeb 25
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  63. 6363S Special Meeting of the City Council, which consists of a joint meeting of the City Council and School Committee. The purpose is informal dialog and discussion between the School Committee and the City Council as set forth in the attached agenda. No public comment. scanFeb 28
  64. 6464S Roundtable meeting. Review of the City Council goals established in its last goal setting process. scanMar 4
  65. 65S65 A communication was received from Mayor Michael A. Sullivan, transmitting a letter from Lauren A. Liss, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, transmitting congratulations on receiving a Municipal Recycling Grant. Communic. & Reports from City Officers #1 scanMar 18
  66. 66S66 Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the University Relations Committee, for a meeting held on March 6, 2002 to discuss the work of this new committee. Committee Report #3 scanMar 18
  67. 67S67 Committee Report from Councillor E. Denise Simmons, Chair of the Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee, for a meeting held on February 28, 2002 to receive a general overview and assessment of economic development issues in the City. Committee Report #2 scanMar 18
  68. 68S68 Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee, for a meeting held on February 22, 2002 to discuss climate protection in Cambridge, the International Council for Local Environmental Incentives (ICLEI) conference and organization of the committee. Committee Report #1 scanMar 18
  69. 6969S A communication was received from Major Kathleen M. Stefani, Massachusetts State Police, regarding the resolution requesting increased speed enforcement on diverse areas of Memorial Drive. Consent Communication #13 scanMar 18
  70. 7070S A communication was received from Representative Paul C. Demakis, regarding the resolution to prevent cuts to Mass. Health. Consent Communic. #12 scanMar 18
  71. 7171S A communication was received from the Vincent Pacelli and family, transmitting thanks for the resolution on behalf of their dad. Consent Communic. #11 scanMar 18
  72. 7272S A communication was received from the Darling family, transmitting thanks for the resolution on behalf of their mother Helen Darling. Consent Communic. #9 scanMar 18
  73. 7373S A communication was received from Representative Michael E. Capuano, regarding the resolution supporting the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to establish a national do-not-call registry and to strengthen consumer protection in the area of telemarketing. Consent Communic. #7 scanMar 18
  74. 7474S A communication was received from David B. Balfour, Jr., Commissioner, Metropolitan District Commission regarding increased speed limit enforcement along Memorial Drive. Consent Communic. #5 scan—
  75. 7575S A communication was received from Alan J. Stone, Vice President, Government, Community and Public affairs, regarding the resolution supporting the Harvard custodians in current negotiations. Consent Communic. #4 scan—
  76. 7676S A communication was received from Representative Paul C. Demakis, regarding the resolution of temporarily freeze the rollback of the state income tax rate. Consent Communication #2 scan—
  77. 7777S A communication was received from Representative Paul C. Demakis, regarding the resolution supporting An Act Enhancing Municipal Police Cooperation. Consent Communic. #1 scan—
  78. 7878S Two Year Report on Avon Hill Neighborhood Conservation District 1998-2000. scan—
  79. 7979S The City Council grant unanimous consent that Councillor Galluccio be added as a sponsor to all of the policy orders from one to eleven, adopted on February 11, 2002. Order #22 scan—
  80. 8080S Conduct a roundtable meeting to discuss public health issues such as bioterrorism, West Nile Virus and Asthma. Order #21 scan—
  81. 8181S University Relations Committee begin with at least one offsite facilitated meeting with all members of the City Council and staff. Order #20 scan—
  82. 8282S Block rates for water consumption and sewer use for the period beginning April 1, 2002 and ending March 31, 2003. scanMar 25
  83. 8383S Awaiting Report Item Number 01-254, regarding the Cambridge Police Superior Officers Association charitable contribution campaign methods. Consent Agenda #10 scanMar 25
  84. 8484S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-16, regarding a report on the status of the former Boston Trucking Company property bounded by Land Boulevard, First Street and Linskey Way. Consent Agenda #20 scanMar 25
  85. 8585S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-13, regarding a joint advisory committee with Somerville to discuss the impacts of North Point development. Consent Agenda #22 scanMar 25
  86. 8686S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-14, regarding a report on the effects of the drought on the City. Consent Agenda #23 scanMar 25
  87. 8787S A communication was received from the Department of Telecommunications and Energy, regard the petition of NSTAR Gas Company for approval of its Load Forecast and Resource Plan, encompassing 2001/2002 through 2005/2006. Consent Communication #1 scanMar 25
  88. 8888S A communication was received from Robert L. Hall, Executive Director, Fresh Pond Action Committee, regarding the second annual Cambridge Black and Green celebration on April 27, 2002 a the Agassiz School, 28 Sacramento Street from 7 to 10 p.m. Consent Communication #2 scanMar 25
  89. 8989S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting the DTE Decision on Back Bay Coach Appeal of License Commission recommendation to deny jitney license approved by the City Council on February 25, 2002. Communications and Reports from City Officers #1 scanMar 25
  90. 9090S The City Manager is requested to instruct the City Solicitor to draft a home rule petition enabling seventeen-year-olds to vote in municipal elections. Order #13 scanMar 25
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  93. 93The City Council hereby petitions the Massachusetts Great and General Court to enact the attached home rule petition entitled "An Act Relative To The Retirement Of Cambridge Police Officers Hired From The 1972 Police Examination." Order #1 scanApr 8
  94. 94The City Council summer meeting be scheduled for Monday, July 29, 2002. Order #3 scanApr 8
  95. 95The Mayor is requested to convene the Cambridge legislative delegation and City Councillors for the purpose of a legislative breakfast to further the dialogue between members of both legislative bodies relative to the state budget. Order #8 scanApr 8
  96. 96Awaiting Report Item Number 02-21, regarding a complaint received from an employee of the Market Theater relative to the recycling program. Consent Agenda #9 scanApr 8
  97. 97A communication was received from Maya Emily Hadley-Walker, regarding knocking down "Faces" on Route 2 and plant trees and make a park or put a McDonald's there. Consent Communication #1 scanApr 8
  98. 98A communication was received from Eloise Forte, transmitting gratitude for the resolution on behalf of Charles A. Forte. Consent Communication #2 scanApr 8
  99. 99A communication was received from Sandra Gamble, expressing her displeasure regarding the library location and allowing 17 year-old children the right to vote. Consent Communication #3 scanApr 8
  100. 100A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding city employees. Consent Communication #4 scanApr 8
  101. 101A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding cable access TV mission. Consent Communication #5 scanApr 8
  102. 102A communication was received from Stephen Kaiser, regarding correction of the Cambridge/Somerville boundary at North Point. Consent Communication #6 scanApr 8
  103. 103Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a meeting held on March 20, 2002 to discuss community policing, community grants and block parties. Committee Report #1 scanApr 8
  104. 104104S A communication was received from Mayor Michael A. Sullivan, transmitting a letter from Jose Hernandez Bernandez, The Republic of Cuba, regarding developing a Sister City relationship between the City of Cambridge and Ciefuegos. Communications and Reports from City Officers #1 scan—
  105. 105105S A communication was received from Mayor Michael A. Sullivan, transmitting a letter from the Massachusetts Cultural Council recognizing the city's contribution to the Cambridge Arts Council through the Matching Incentive Program. Communications and Reports from City Officers #2 scan—
  106. 106106S Awaiting Report Item No. 02-22, regarding a report on increased incidents of graffiti in West Cambridge. Consent Agenda #6 scanApr 22
  107. 107107S The City Council amend Rule 37 of the 2002-2003 Rules of the City Council as amended to add at the end of Rule 37, Rules of Courtesy regarding cell phones and pagers. Order #17 scanApr 22
  108. 108108S That Rule 23C.1a be amended to reflect the original intent of the City Council to allow the public to comment for three minutes. Order #18 scanApr 22
  109. 109109S Awaiting Report Item No. 02-25, regarding a report on the economic conditions of Arthur D. Little as it pertains to its office and employees. Consent Agenda #7 scanApr 22
  110. 110110S A communication was received from Representative Paul C. Demakis, transmitting thanks for the resolution supporting the budget priorities expressed by the Haitian Action Committee of the Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee. Consent Communication #1 scanApr 22
  111. 111111S A communication was received from Department of Telecommunications and Energy, transmitting notice of a public hearing on Friday, May 17, 2002 at 10:00 a.m. at One South Station, Boston, MA to revise the regulations on operation of motor vehicles for the carriage of passengers for hire, as set for the in 220 C.M.R. 155.00 et seq. Consent Communication #2 scanApr 22
  112. 112112S A communication was received from Shaw's Supermarkets, regarding protecting the rights of all their associates in their stores. Consent Communication #3 scanApr 22
  113. 113113S A communication was received from Maurice Anderson for Writers of Color Workshop, transmitting thanks for the resolution congratulating them on their publication. Consent Communication #4 scanApr 22
  114. 114114S A communication was received from Susan Cooke, Cambridge Opera, transmitting appreciation for the resolution on their production of the opera about Julia Child, BON APPETIT! And the cancellation of the May 11th performance. Consent Communication #5 scanApr 22
  115. 115115S A communication was received from Helen Groom, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council. Consent Communication #6 scanApr 22
  116. 116116S A communication was received from Niki Baccus and Stash Horowitz, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Helen Horowitz. Consent Communication #7 scan—
  117. 117117S A communication was received from the family of Carmine Rullo, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council. Consent Communication #11 scan—
  118. 118118S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the University Relations Committee, for a meeting held on March 26, 2002 for the purpose of a facilitated discussion among city council members and senior staff about the nature of the current relationships between the City and the universities and goals for improving these relationships. Committee Report #1 scan—
  119. 119119S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the University Relations Committee, for a meeting held on April 5, 2002 for the purpose of continuing a facilitated discussion on the relationships between the City of Cambridge and the universities located within Cambridge. Committee Report #2 scan—
  120. 120120S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, chair of the Government Operations and Rules Committee, for a meeting held on April 12, 2002 for the purpose of considering amending Rule 37 to prohibit audible signals from cell phones in the Sullivan Chamber, Scrivener's error in Rule 23C. 1a, creation of staff positions for each City Councillor and compensation for staff directly appointed by the City Council. Committee Report #3 scan—
  121. 121121S A communication was received from Mayor Michael A. Sullivan, transmitting a letter from Senator Edward M. Kennedy, transmitting thanks to the City Council for the birthday resolution. Communications and Reports from City Officers #1 scan—
  122. 122122S Awaiting Report Item No. 02-28, regarding a report on methods to engage Harvard in a traffic study of River St., Western Ave., Putnam Ave. and Memorial Drive with regard to development at One Western Avenue. Consent Agenda #1 scanApr 29
  123. 123123S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-24, regarding a report on the eligibility of students in dormitories for resident parking permits. Consent Agenda #11 scanApr 29
  124. 124124S A communication was received from Marilyn Y. Bradshaw, Executive Secretary to the School Committee, transmitting the Budget of the Cambridge Public Schools voted at the Special Meeting of April 12, 2002. Communications and Reports from City Officers #1 scanApr 29
  125. 125125S Committee Report from Councillor E. Denise Simmons, Chair of the Human Services Committee, for a meeting held on April 4, 2002 for the purpose of discussing the work of the committee for this term. Committee Report #2 scanApr 29
  126. 126126S A communication was received from Michael Bonislawski, Sr. and family, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council honoring Josephine Bonislawski. Consent Communication #2 scanApr 29
  127. 127127S A communication was received from Dr. Leonard Solo, transmitting receipt of the City Council resolution thanking him for his years of service to the students of Cambridge and happiness in his retirement. Consent Communication #3 scanApr 29
  128. 128128S A communication was received from Phyllis Baumann, urging the City Council to look more closely at legal ability to develop a policy that limits the availability of resident permits and visitor permits to those housed in dormitories. Consent Communication #4 scanApr 29
  129. 129129S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-17, regarding the condition of brick sidewalks in Central Square. Consent Agenda #2 scanMay 6
  130. 130130S Awaiting Report Item Nos. 01-163 and 01-213, regarding maintenance and ownership of streetlights. Consent Agenda #3 scanMay 6
  131. 131131S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-38, regarding the City's housing policy that includes moderate and middle income families and individuals. Consent Agenda #1 scanMay 6
  132. 132132S A communication was received from Paul G. Casino, Clerk of the Chelsea City Council, transmitting a resolution requesting Woodlawn Cemetery to replace the name plates on veterans' grave sites that were removed to facilities grass cutting. Communication #1 scanMay 6
  133. 133133S A communication was received from Walter Schoch, regarding the importance of Harvard and Cambridge's bond rating. Communication #2 scanMay 6
  134. 134134S A communication was received from NSTAR Electric and Gas Corporation, transmitting NSTAR Company's Condensed financial Return for year ended December 31, 2001. Communication #3 scanMay 6
  135. 135135S A communication was received from NSTAR Electric and Gas Corporation, transmitting Cambridge Electric Light Company's Condensed Financial Return for year ended December 31, 2001. Communication #4 scanMay 6
  136. 136136S A communication was received from NSTAR Electric and Gas Corporation, transmitting Boston Edison Company's Condensed Financial Return for year ended December 31, 2001. Communication #5 scanMay 6
  137. 137137S A communication was received from the family of William Mumford, Jr., transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council. Communication #6 scanMay 6
  138. 138138S A communication was received from Elie Yarden, transmitting opposition to the suppression of public dialog. Communication #7 scanMay 6
  139. 139139S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding a council order. Communication #8 scanMay 6
  140. 140140S Committee Report from Councillor Kenneth Reeves, Chair of the Neighborhood and Long Term Planning Committee, for a meeting held on April 17, 2002 for the purpose of discussing the committee's agenda for the term. Committee Report #1 scan—
  141. 141141S A communication was received from Marilyn Y. Bradshaw, Executive Secretary to the School Committee, transmitting a copy of a resolution and authorizes the Superintendent to grant high school diplomas to all students who meet the requirements for graduation regardless of their MCAS Test score. Communications and Reports from City Officers #1 scan—
  142. 142142S A communication was received from Janet Friel and family, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted on behalf of their mother Mary Friel. Communication #1 scanMay 13
  143. 143143S A communication was received from Bernard A. Flynn, Jr., transmitting appreciation for the resolution congratulating him on his promotion to Colonel. Communication #3 scanMay 13
  144. 144144S A communication was received fro Kathy Teixeira and the Devine family, transmitting thanks for the resolution on behalf of her mother. Communication #4 scanMay 13
  145. 145145S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding a council order on Abercrombie & Fitch. Communication #5 scanMay 13
  146. 146146S A communication was received from the family of Erasmo Santilli, acknowledging your kind expression of sympathy. Communication #6 scanMay 13
  147. 147147S A communication was received from Mahoney family, accepting your kind expression of sympathy for Mary J. Mahoney. Communication #7 scanMay 13
  148. 148148S A communication was received from Walk Boston, urging the City Council to reconsider the vote taken on a council order regarding photo enforcement of red-light running. Communication #8 scanMay 13
  149. 149149S Sundry communication received from Riverside residents, regarding how they feel about preserving the character of life in their neighborhood. Communication #9 scanMay 13
  150. 150150S A communication was received from the family of Nathalie L. Graham, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the loss of their mother. Communication #10 scanMay 13
  151. 151151S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding an open meeting law violation. Communication #11 scanMay 13
  152. 152152S Committee Report from Councillor E. Denise Simmons, Chair of the Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee, for a meeting held on May 2, 2002 to discuss the procurement law with the Purchasing Agent and any general business that comes before the committee. Committee Report #1 scanMay 13
  153. 153153S A communication was received from Marilyn Y. Bradshaw, Executive Secretary to the School Committee, transmitting information on graduation dates. **Communications and Reports from City Officers #1** scan—
  154. 154154S Accepting the provisions of Chapter 116 of the Acts of 2002, the same being the Early Retirement Incentive Program for Municipalities; said Act was signed by the Governor on May 15, 2002. Order #7 scanMay 20
  155. 155155S Awaiting Report Item Numbers 02-29 and 02-30, regarding a report on developing a Cambridge Art Survey and an Artist Space Initiative. Consent Agenda #7 scanMay 20
  156. 156156S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-41, regarding a report on scheduling recycling collection concurrent with trash collection in all areas of the City. Consent Agenda #8 scanMay 20
  157. 157157S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-34, regarding a report on addressing parking problems as they relate to Cambridge schools and teachers, particularly at the Longfellow School. Consent Agenda #13 scanMay 20
  158. 158158S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-37, regarding a report on the City's domestic violence prevention and intervention program. Consent Agenda #14 scanMay 20
  159. 159159S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-33, regarding a report on the Cambridge/Somerville boundary line. Consent Agenda #15 scanMay 20
  160. 160160S State Legislature recently enacted a statue that allows for the establishment of an early retirement plan for municipal employees. Consent Agenda #16 scanMay 20
  161. 161161S A communication was received from Dr. Henry Gates, regarding preserving the character of life in the Riverside neighborhood. Consent Communication #1 scanMay 20
  162. 162162S A communication was received from Jackie Verile, regarding the Award Ceremony at City Hall. Consent Communication #2 scanMay 20
  163. 163163S A communication was received from Linda Levine, regarding preserving the character of life in the Riverside neighborhood. Consent Communication #3 scanMay 20
  164. 164164S A communication was received from Beatrice A. Sennott, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of John Sennott. Consent Communication #4 scanMay 20
  165. 165165S Report on the eligibility status of students who live in dormitories for resident parking permits be referred to the Transportation, Traffic and Parking Committee. Order #2 scan—
  166. 166166S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-36, regarding a report on safety concerns at the intersection of Harvard and Dana Streets. Consent Agenda #6 scan—
  167. 167167S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-26, regarding a report on the feasibility of installing pedestrian mileage signs. Consent Agenda #4 scan—
  168. 168168S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-39, regarding a report on posting Alpine Street for 25MPH. Consent Agenda #5 scan—
  169. 169169S A communication was received from Barbara Sullivan, transmitting thanks for the resolution regarding her retirement from the Middlesex Superior Court. Consent Communication #5 scan—
  170. 170170S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding misappropriation of taxpayer funds. Consent Communication #6 scan—
  171. 171171S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding suspicions of illegal tampering. Consent Communication #7 scan—
  172. 172172S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding Harvard's petition for Tunnel easement. Consent Communication #8 scan—
  173. 173173S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-18, regarding a report on the infant mortality rate. Consent Agenda #6 scanJun 3
  174. 174174S The housing subcommittee of the City Council conduct a public meeting for the purpose of considering a change to the city's inclusionary zoning ordinance and consider any changes that the Community Development Department deems fit to recommend to the City Council. Order #4 scanJun 10
  175. 175175S Cancel the June 24, 2002 City Council meeting. Order #15 scanJun 10
  176. 176176S Schedule a Roundtable meeting on the Section 8 housing assistance program with the Cambridge Housing Authority. Order #18 scanJun 10
  177. 177177S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-48, regarding a report on conditions set forth prior to the issuance of a liquor license. Consent Agenda #3 scanJun 10
  178. 178178S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-20, regarding a report on the issues surrounding telephone solicitation tactics. Consent Agenda #4 scanJun 10
  179. 179179S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-31, regarding a report on watershed and water quality issues affecting the Lower Mystic/Alewife area. Consent Agenda #5 scanJun 10
  180. 180180S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-45, regarding a report on Renewable Energy Fund for possible use of building renovations of City buildings and Awaiting Report Item Number 02-46, regarding a report on the MMA's green energy initiative. Consent Agenda #6 scanJun 10
  181. 181181S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-40, regarding a report on programs available to localities through NSTAR that promote energy. Consent Agenda #7 scanJun 10
  182. 182182S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-27, regarding a report on recommendations for private entities or non-profits sponsoring and maintaining public toilets through an agreement with the City. Consent Agenda #8 scanJun 10
  183. 183183S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-35, regarding a report on whether the Noise Ordinance adequately addresses boom cars. Consent Agenda #18 scanJun 10
  184. 184184S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-15, regarding a report on the impact of statewide budget cuts and other state defunding on Cambridge low-income girls and their families. Consent Agenda #19 scanJun 10
  185. 185185S A communication was received from Frances Meucci, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution on the death of her husband Angelo. Consent Communication #1 scan—
  186. 186186S A communication was received from Paul Toner, President, Cambridge Teachers Association, requesting support of the early retirement incentive program passed by the State Legislature. Consent Communication #2 scan—
  187. 187187S A communication was received from Department of Telecommunications and Energy, regarding a public hearing on Wednesday, June 12, 2002 on the petition of Canal Electric Company, Cambridge Electric Light Company, and Commonwealth Electric Company for approval to divest ownership interest in Seabrook Nuclear Power Station. Consent Communication #3 scan—
  188. 188188S A communication was received from Catherine Fico, transmitting heartfelt thank you for the resolution. Consent Communication #4 scan—
  189. 189189S A communication was received from Mary O'Dea, transmitting thanks for the expression of sympathy. Consent Communication #5 scan—
  190. 190190S A communication was received from Out of the Blue, transmitting thanks for recognition and support of the artists in the community of Cambridge and Greater Boston. Consent Communication #6 scan—
  191. 191191S A communication was received from the family of Arthur Frechette, transmitting thanks for the kind of expression of sympathy. Consent Communication #7 scan—
  192. 192192S A communication was received from Venerable Yifa, Ph.D., transmitting thanks for adopting a resolution honoring Buddha's birthday, an important cultural holiday within the Taiwanese American community. Consent Communication #9 scan—
  193. 193193S A communication was received from Morris M. Naggar, 3MJ Realty, regarding removal of the public benches in front of Modica Way in Central Square. Consent Communication #10 scan—
  194. 194194S A communication was received from Morris M. Naggar, Manhattan Clothing & Shoes, regarding removal of the public benches in front of Modica Way in Central Square. Consent Communication #11 scan—
  195. 195195S Sundry communication received from the following Riverside residents, regarding how they feel about preserving the character of life in their neighborhood. Scott Loose, Richard Stone, Elisa Pepe, Rebecca M. Loose, Sarah B. Smith, Beulah Hartman, Hyman Hartman, (Illegible signature), (Illegible signature),Laura Nichols, Guy Kevin Whitfield, Carla M. Bregman, Thomas C. Ball, Susan Mello and Ellen Ball. Consent Communication #12 scan—
  196. 196196S Committee Report from Councillor E. Denise Simmons, Chair of the Human Services Committee, for a meeting held on May 7, 2002 for the purpose of discussing the work of the committee. Committee Report #1 scan—
  197. 197197S Committee Report from Councillor David Maher, Chair of the Government Operations and Rules Committee, for a meeting held on May 17, 2002 for the purpose of discussing the coordination of a citizen satisfaction survey for goal-setting purposes with the upcoming primary election on September 17, 2002. Committee Report #2 scan—
  198. 198198S Committee Report from Councillor David Maher, Chair of the University Relations Committee, for a meeting held on May 20, 2002 for the purpose of a brief discussion of the upcoming facilitated meeting with Harvard and MIT. Committee Report #3 scan—
  199. 199199S Committee Report from Councillor David Maher, Chair of the Government Operations and Rules Committee, for a meeting held on May 29, 2002 for the purpose of discussing the coordination of a citizen satisfaction survey for goal-setting purposes with the upcoming primary election on September 17, 2002. Committee Report #4 scan—
  200. 200200S Committee Report from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair of the Claims Committee, for a meeting held on May 29, 2002 to review and make recommendations regarding claims filed against the City by members of the public. Committee Report #5 scan—
  201. 201201S The Housing Committee schedule a hearing to discuss the future of the federal subsidies housing at 2 Mt. Auburn Street. Order #19 scanJun 17
  202. 202202S Transmitting a communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Council Order No. 3, dated June 10, 2002, regarding senior aides. Consent Agenda #8 scanJun 17
  203. 203203S Update to Chapter 116 of the Acts of 2002 Workforce Reduction through Early Retirement Incentive. Consent Agenda #9 scanJun 17
  204. 204204S A communication was received from Rose M. Reid, transmitting thanks and gratitude for the expression of sympathy. Consent Communication #1 scanJun 17
  205. 205205S A communication was received from John R. Moot, President, Association of Cambridge Neighborhoods, regarding North Point Development. Consent Communication #4 scanJun 17
  206. 206206S A communication was received from Ellen Maas, transmitting a copy of Mammal Tracking Survey 2002* Alewife Reservation. Consent Communication #5 scanJun 17
  207. 207207S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the University Relations Committee, for a meeting held on May 28, 2002 for the purpose of continuing a facilitated discussion on the relationships between the City of Cambridge and the universities located within Cambridge. Committee Report #1 scanJun 17
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  210. 210In response to the Council's July 29, 2002 request, enclosed is a copy of the recently completed Incentive Zoning Study prepared by Barry Bluestone from Northeastern University and Jerold Kayden from Harvard University for several proposed changes to the Incentive Zoning provisions of the zoning ordinance. scanJul 29
  211. 211The City Departments along with the golf course staff work with the residents along Grove Street to create a plan to trim overgrown trees along the golf course. Councillor Galluccio Order #5 scanJul 29
  212. 212Council and Mayor see that the Cambridge Sister City delegation traveling to Ghana, Ivory Coast, Togo and Benin be provided with the necessary items of municipal protocol. Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanJul 29
  213. 213Awaiting Report Item Number 02-58, regarding a report on enforcement of speeding on Blanchard Road and trimming trees along the golf course. Consent Agenda #3 scanJul 29
  214. 214Awaiting Report Item Number 02-51, regarding a report on the development of an enhancement of the request system that will allow members of the public to enter their requests electronically. Consent Agenda #4 scanJul 29
  215. 215Awaiting Report Item Number 02-42, regarding a report on information gathered at the DEP workshop on Pay-As-You-Throw program. Consent Agenda #7 scanJul 29
  216. 216Awaiting Report Item Number 02-50, regarding a report on the Hansen System. Consent Agenda #8 scanJul 29
  217. 217Awaiting Report Item Number 02-57, regarding a report on the feasibility of providing a kiosk for non-electronic information in City Hall and other City buildings. Consent Agenda #9 scanJul 29
  218. 218Awaiting Report Item Number 02-55, regarding a report on a plan to develop public information cable television spots. Consent Agenda #10 scanJul 29
  219. 219Awaiting Report Item Number 02-61, regarding a report on the condition of Area IV roadways. Consent Agenda #11 scanJul 29
  220. 220220S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-63, regarding a report on designating a delegation to work on controlling water quantity and protecting water quality in the Alewife watershed area. Consent Agenda #12 scan—
  221. 221221S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-52, regarding a report on the possibility of Cambridge charging telecommunication companies a fee for using the City's public right-of-way for running fiber-optic cables. Consent Agenda #13 scan—
  222. 222222S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-47, regarding why claims are not being settled promptly and what measures can be taken to ensure that contractors that do not respond appropriately are not awarded future contracts. Consent Agenda #15 scan—
  223. 223223S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-64, regarding a report on KTI Recycling's exemption from the Living Wage Ordinance. Consent Agenda #23 scan—
  224. 224224S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-23, regarding the feasibility of the City purchasing alternative fuel automobiles. Consent Agenda #24 scan—
  225. 225225S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-44, regarding Community Greens Program and its possible implementation in Cambridge neighborhoods. Consent Agenda #29 scan—
  226. 226226S A communication was received from Mary E. Cushing, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband David. Consent Communication #1 scan—
  227. 227227S A communication was received from Lawrence H. Summers, President of Harvard University, thanking the City Council for the resolution congratulating Harvard University for their recent partnership with SEIU. Consent Communication #2 scan—
  228. 228228S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-54, regarding the poor condition of Aberdeen Avenue. Consent Agenda #2 scan—
  229. 229229S A communication was received from Nathan and Jill Daschle, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council congratulating them on the birth of their son, Henry Thomas. Consent Communication #3 scan—
  230. 230230S A communication was received from Anne M. Paulsen, State Representative, regarding the Alewife Master Plan. Consent Communication #4 scan—
  231. 231231S A communication was received from Kate Frank and Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, regarding continued flooding in the Agassiz area. Consent Communication #5 scan—
  232. 232232S A communication was received from H. Bowen Woodruf, regarding truck traffic on Garden Street. Consent Communication #6 scan—
  233. 233233S A communication was received from Joseph E. Connarton and family, transmitting gratitude for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their brother Thomas. Consent Communication #7 scan—
  234. 234234S Sundry communication received from Riverside residents, regarding how they feel about preserving the character of life in their neighborhood. Consent Communication #8 scan—
  235. 235235S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding lethal effects of bias towards persons with disabilities. Consent Communication #9 scan—
  236. 236236S That the meeting on noise be continued to hear from the city staff on this issue. Vice Mayor Davis Order #31 scan—
  237. 237237S Committee Report from Councillor E. Denise Simmons, Chair of the Human Services Committee, for a meeting held on June 4, 2002 for the purpose of discussing the work of the committee for this term. Committee Report #1 scan—
  238. 238238S Committee Report from Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves, Chair of the Neighborhood and Long Term Planning Committee, for a meeting held on June 18, 2002 for the purpose of discussing neighborhood planning issues, neighborhood study updates and urban planning that emphasizes green spaces and forest-like areas near dense development. Committee Report #2 scan—
  239. 239239S Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee, for a meeting held on June 18, 2002 to discuss the implementation of a plan for the establishment of permanent public toilet facilities. Committee Report #3 scan—
  240. 240240S Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a meeting held on June 18, 2002 to discuss the regulation of motorized scooters. Committee Report #4 scan—
  241. 241Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment and the Public Safety Committees, for a meeting held on June 18, 2002 to discuss noise related to boom-cars, leaf blowers, mechanical devices on buildings and any other nuisance noise. Committee Report #5 scan—
  242. 242Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the University Relations Committee, for a meeting held on June 19, 2002 for the purpose of planning the June 26, 2002 facilitated meeting at the Water Treatment Facility. Committee Report #6 scan—
  243. 243Committee Report from Councillor E. Denise Simmos, Chair of the Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee, for a meeting held on June 20, 2002 to discuss the youth summit, the business directories, the Buy Cambridge Initiative (BCI) and any other business that comes before the committee. Committee Report #7 scan—
  244. 244Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment and the Public Safety Committees, for a meeting held on June 21, 2002 to discuss a municipal light company, maintenance, local conservation programs and the use of renewable energy. Committee Report #8 scan—
  245. 245Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a meeting held on June 25, 2002 to discuss video monitoring of enforcement of stopping at red lights. Committee Report # 9 scan—
  246. 246Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the University Relations Committee, for a meeting held on June 26, 2002 to discuss the next steps in the process of working toward a better relationship with the universities. Committee Report #10 scan—
  247. 247Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment and the Public Safety Committees, for a meeting held on June 26, 2002 to discuss the issue of domestic violence. Committee Report #11 scan—
  248. 248Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment and the Public Safety Committees, for a meeting held on June 27, 2002 to discuss the comments made b the general public on nuisance noise with the administration and city departments. Committee Report #14 scan—
  249. 249249S Procedures for investigation hate crimes and statistics and comparisons on other cities and towns and an attachment on a report received from Police Commissioner Ronnie Watson. scanAug 7
  250. 250250S That the December 2, 2002 City Council meeting is hereby cancelled to enable city employees to celebrate the Thanksgiving Holiday and to enable members of the City Council to attend the National League of Cities Congress of Cities. Councillor Murphy Order #20 scanSep 9
  251. 251251S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-56, regarding a report on the study being performed by the Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services. Consent Agenda #2 scanSep 9
  252. 252252S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-70, regarding a report on the progress of the Riverside Neighborhood Study recommendations and timetable for release of the recommendations for the Planning Board. Consent Agenda #3 scanSep 9
  253. 253253S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-67, regarding a report on Planning Board review of zoning ordinance provisions about measuring and altering the grade of a lot and their relation of the height of buildings and other dimensional requirements. Consent Agenda #4 scanSep 9
  254. 254254S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-68, regarding a report on the possibility of changing to bicycle routes located between the sidewalk and parked cars, in the European model. Consent Agenda #5 scanSep 9
  255. 255255S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-73, regarding a report on investigating the City of Chicago's current attempts to find alternate means of generating power throughout the City. Consent Agenda #6 scanSep 9
  256. 256256S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-75, regarding a report on types of noise complaints, protocol and criteria used to refer the complaints to the License Commission and review of the technical points of the ordinance as it relates to nuisance noise. Consent Agenda #9 scanSep 9
  257. 257257S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-72, regarding a report on the availability of the restrooms at the Walter J. Sullivan Water Purification Facility. Consent Agenda #10 scanSep 9
  258. 258258S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-71, regarding a report on efforts to preserve the eight acres of maple forest abutting Cambridge. Consent Agenda #11 scanSep 9
  259. 259259S Update on the Library Project. Consent Agenda #23 scanSep 9
  260. 260260S Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee, for a meeting held on July 25, 2002 for the purpose of discussing a proposed tree protection ordinance. Committee Report #2 scan—
  261. 261261S Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee, for a meeting held on July 25, 2002 for the purpose of discussing a proposed tree protection ordinance. Consent Communication #2 scan—
  262. 262262S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher and Councillor Brian Murphy, Co-Chairs of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on July 31, 2002 for the purpose of considering proposed amendments to the Smoking Ordinance, Chapter 8.28 of the Municipal Code. Committee Report #3 scan—
  263. 263263S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher and Councillor Brian Murphy, Co-Chairs of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on July 31, 2002 for the purpose of considering proposed amendments to the Smoking Ordinance, Chapter 8.28 of the Municipal Code. Consent Communication #3 scan—
  264. 264264S Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee, for a meeting held on July 25, 2002 for the purpose to continue discussion on the implementation of a plan for the establishment of public toilet facilities. Committee Report #1 scan—
  265. 265265S A communication was received from Stash Horowitz, regarding changes in the University Park Housing Development Program at 100 Landsdowne Street Planning Board #152 major amendment. Consent Communication #16 scan—
  266. 266266S A communication was received from Joan F. Pickett, Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association, transmitting appreciation to the City Council and City Manager in the negotiations with Harvard University, the city and Mid Cambridge residents regarding the tunnel construction. Consent Communication #14 scan—
  267. 267267S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding the Planning Board. Consent Communication #13 scan—
  268. 268268S A communication was received from David Calhoun, Peabody Construction, regarding the Fitzgerald School. Consent Communication #12 scan—
  269. 269269S A communication was received from James S. Reynolds, U.S. Department of Justice regarding the enforcement of the USA Patriot Act. Consent Communication #10 scan—
  270. 270270S A communication was received from Representative Paul C. Demakis, regarding recommendations of the regional truck study coordinated by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council. Consent Communication #11 scan—
  271. 271271S A communication was received from Senator Tom Daschle, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council. Consent Communication #8 scan—
  272. 272272S A communication was received from John Silva, U.S. Department of Transportation, regarding Distribution of the Record of Decision for the Airside Improvements Planning Project for Logan International Airport. Consent Communication #7 scan—
  273. 273273S A communication was received from Margo Howard, transmitting thanks for the resolution. Consent Communication #5 scan—
  274. 274274S A communication was received from Helen McCain, transmitting thanks to the City Council for remembering her husband Joseph McCain. Consent Communication #4 scan—
  275. 275275S A communication was received from the family of Virginia M. Ferullo, acknowledging your kind expression of sympathy. Consent Communication #2 scan—
  276. 276276S A communication was received from Hope Ryan and family, transmitting thanks for the resolution of sympathy on the loss of her husband Martin Ryan. Consent Communication #3 scan—
  277. 277277S Requesting the City Council's Public Facilities, Art, and Celebrations Committee hold a hearing on the public library expansion and construction plan, to review the progress, prior to October 22, 2002. Vice Mayor Davis Order #2 scanSep 23
  278. 278278S Requesting the Mayor to schedule a round table meeting to discuss capital projects, including a skateboard park and Russell Field. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #12 scanSep 23
  279. 279279S Requesting the Cambridge Police Department increase enforcement of aggressive panhandling, public drinking, and drug activity in and around the Porter Square, Central Square and Harvard Square neighborhoods and report back to the City Council on this matter. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Order #11 scanSep 23
  280. 280280S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-81, regarding a report on the feasibility of potential changes to the Deferred Compensation Fund. Consent Agenda #4 scanSep 23
  281. 281281S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-80, regarding a report on the process which community alerts are issued following major crimes. Consent Agenda #5 scanSep 23
  282. 282282S A communication was received from Jane Rich, regarding security at the Boston University Bridge area and the goose meadow area. Consent Communication #2 scanSep 23
  283. 283283S A communication was received from Sheila G. Cook, transmitting support for the Riverside Study Committee Petition. Consent Communication #4 scanSep 23
  284. 284284S Sundry communications received from Riverside residents, Eleanor D. Beram, William Dixon, Patrician Dixon, SM Thibeaut, (Illegible signature), Peter Desnoyes, Elizabeth Glaser, Stash Horowitz, Barbara Cashman, Linda L. Barnes, Stephanie Steoberl, Sherrie Cox, Rosalie Post and Thomas O'Leary regarding how they feel about preserving the character of life in their neighborhood. Consent Communication #3 scanSep 23
  285. 285285S Committee Report from Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves, Chair of the Neighborhood and Long Term Planning Committee, for a meeting held on July 17, 2002 for the purpose of discussing neighborhood studies and the ingredients of a good neighborhood and a livable city. Committee Report #1 scan—
  286. 286286S Committee Report from Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves, Chair of the Neighborhood and Long Term Planning Committee, for a meeting held on July 30, 2002 for the purpose of continuing to discuss neighborhood studies and the ingredient of a good neighborhood and a livable city. Committee Report #2 scan—
  287. 287287S Committee Report from Councillor Brian Murphy, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a meeting held on September 10, 2002 for the purpose of discussing the issue of increasing the homeowner's exemption on property taxes from 20% to 30%. Committee Report #3 scan—
  288. 288288S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the Government Operations and Rules Committee, for a meeting held on September 18, 2002 for the purpose of reviewing the fall committee schedule with regard to the City Manager evaluation and City Council setting. Committee Report #4 scan—
  289. 289289S Special meeting at area IV Youth Center on incidences of violence. scanSep 26
  290. 290290S That the issue of the ongoing coordinated city and community response to violence in the Area IV neighborhood be referred to the Finance Committee for follow-up. Mayor Sullivan Order #1 scanSep 26
  291. 291291S Roundtable meeting on graffiti. scanSep 30
  292. 292292S Committee Report from Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio, Chair of the Housing Committee, for a meeting held on July 24, 2002 for the purpose of discussing the future of federal subsidies at 2 Mount Auburn Street and methods to address the housing needs of families with invomes of 80% to 120% of median income, including inclusionary zoning. Committee Report #1 scanOct 7
  293. 293293S Communications received from Riverside residents Niki Baccus and Marie F. Mitchell, regarding how they feel about preserving the character of life in their neighborhood. Consent Communications #3 scanOct 7
  294. 294294S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-77, regarding a report on the vulnerability assessment for potential security threats to the water system. Consent Agenda #13 scanOct 7
  295. 295295S A communication was received from Jack a/k/a George F. Welch, Jr., regarding the City's HOME Program Loan Agreement by the Cambridge YMCA and its Limited Partnership. Consent Communication #4 scanOct 7
  296. 296296S A communication was received from Josephine Schairer, transmitting thanks for making September 22nd a memorable day for the Schairer family. Consent Communication #5 scanOct 7
  297. 297297S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-87, regarding a report on the construction of a skateboard park. Consent Agenda #1 scanOct 7
  298. 298298S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-74, regarding displaying letters of thanks and praise to the City. Consent Agenda #2 scanOct 7
  299. 299299S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-76, regarding a report on the exact and projected amount expended on maintenance for the last three years by NSTAR. Consent Agenda #3 scanOct 7
  300. 300300S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-85, regarding a report on the local AMBER response plan. Consent Agenda #4 scanOct 7
  301. 301301S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-79, regarding a report on minority homeownership in the City as well as opportunities offered by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Consent Agenda #5 scanOct 7
  302. 302302S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-49, regarding a report on programs to assist residents with the purchase and planting of flowering trees and shrubs, and easy access to bulbs for perennial flowers or annuals. Consent Agenda #7 scan—
  303. 303303S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-53, regarding a report on Harvard University's policies on investigating and following-up on accusations by students of rape and sexual assault to other students. Consent Agenda #6 scan—
  304. 304304S Minutes of the public meeting held on September 18, 2002 for the purpose of discussing the future use of the 238 Broadway site. Consent Agenda #12 scan—
  305. 305305S Special City Council Meeting and School Committee Meeting at the Gustave M. Solomons Transportation Center to discuss current education issues in Cambridge. scanOct 22
  306. 306306S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-66, regarding a report on outages in the Mt. Auburn/Strawberry Hill/Cambridge Highlands area. Consent Agenda #2 scanOct 28
  307. 307307S A communication was received from Lord Associates, Inc., regarding Termination of Notice of AUL-101 Rogers Street. Consent Communication #1 scanOct 28
  308. 308308S A communication was received from Israel Maldonado, regarding 238 Broadway. Consent Communication #7 scanOct 28
  309. 309309S Cancellation of the December 23, 2002 and December 30, 2002 meetings. Councillor Maher Order #11 scanOct 28
  310. 310310S City Clerk to prepare a letter for transmittal to the Massachusetts delegation forwarding the City's comments on the reauthorization of the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Centrury (TEA-21). Vice Mayor Davis and entire membership Order #16 scanOct 28
  311. 311311S Committee R report from Vice Mayor Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee, for a meeting held on October 2, 2002 to continue discussion on the implementation of a plan for the establishment of public toilet facitlities. Committee Report #7 scanOct 28
  312. 312312S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the Government Operation and Rules Committee, for a meeting held on October 9, 2002 to discuss the performance of the Hansen System, the possibility of a web-based public complaint system, information kiosk and public information on Cable TV. Committee Report #6 scanOct 28
  313. 313313S Committee Report from Councillor Brian Murphy, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a meeting held on October 9, 2002 to receive an update on the state budget and its expected effects on city finances next years and to receive a report on the hotel/motel revenues. Committee Report #5 scanOct 28
  314. 314314S Committee Report from Councillor Brian Murphy, Chair of the Public Facilities, Art and Celebrations Committee, for a meeting held on October 8, 2002 to discuss curb cuts, an update on the impact of state budget cuts on city arts programs, and the status of the report on developing a Cambridge Art survey and an artist space initiative. Committee Report #4 scanOct 28
  315. 315315S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher and Councillor Brian Murphy, Co-Chairs of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on October 2, 2002 to discuss a proposed amendment to Chapter 2.118 of the Municipal Code, Statements of Financial Interests by Certain Officials and Persons Conducting Business with the City, which would make available on the City of Cambridge website the list of municipal officials and statements of financial interests filed with the Election Commission pursuant to this chapter. Committee Report #2 scan—
  316. 316316S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding public meetings. Consent Communications #12 scan—
  317. 317317S A communication was received from Gloria G. Thompson, transmitting thanks for the commemoration for the late and former Representative Alvin Thompson. Consent Communication #9 scan—
  318. 318318S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding human rights. Consent Communication #8 scan—
  319. 319319S A communication was received from Riverside resident Irene Hartford, regarding how she feels about preserving the character of life in her neighborhood. Consent Communication #6 scan—
  320. 320320S A communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, regarding the October 7, 2002 City Council meeting and the effect of the Charles River rehabilitation work on the white geese. Consent Communication #5 scan—
  321. 321321S A communication was received from Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of Environment Protection, regarding Cambridge –265 First St., RTN 3-15243 & 3-15754, Response Action Outcome Activity and Use Limitation Interim Deadline. Consent Communication #4 scan—
  322. 322322S A communication was received from Mary Lou McGrath, acknowledging your kind expression of sympathy. Consent Communication #3 scan—
  323. 323323S A communication was received from the family of Jose M. Airoso, acknowledging appreciation for your kind expression of sympathy. Consent Communication #2 scan—
  324. 324324S A communication was received from Constance Furcolo, transmitting thanks for the thoughtful resolution on behalf of her husband Foster. Consent Communication #1 scan—
  325. 325325S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-90, regarding data on enforcement of double-parking in bicycle lanes across the City. Consent Agenda #13 scan—
  326. 326326S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-19, regarding information on applying and contributing to the Cambridge Scholarship Fund. Consent Agenda #11 scan—
  327. 327327S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-19, regarding information on applying and contributing to the Cambridge Scholarship Fund. Consent Agenda #10 scan—
  328. 328328S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-82, regarding a report on the Guide to Lawn and Landscape Water Conservation and the guide's application for promoting water conservation in the City. Consent Agenda #9 scan—
  329. 329329S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-88, regarding a report increasing enforcement of panhandling, public drinking, and drug activity in and around Porter, Harvard and Central Squares. Consent Agenda #4 scan—
  330. 330330S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-86, regarding a report on cable audit protocols, audit representatives and customer services. Consent Agenda #3 scan—
  331. 331331S Home Rule Petition regarding increasing the exemption for residential real property from 20% to 30%. Consent Agenda #9 scanNov 4
  332. 332332S A communication was received from Phyllis Murphy, transmitting thanks for the resolution on behalf of Joseph Murphy. Consent Communication #1 scanNov 4
  333. 333333S A communication was received from Entact Solution, Inc., regarding Notice of Availability of Immediate Response Action Completion Statement and Class A-2 RAO on 125 Brookline Street. Consent Communication #2 scanNov 4
  334. 334334S Sundry communications received from the following Riverside residents, regarding how they feel about preserving the character of life in their neighborhood. Raymond Pina 13 Soden Street Michael Dotten 11 Soden Street Consent Communication #3 scanNov 4
  335. 335335S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the Government Operations and Rules Committee, for a meeting held on October 23, 2002 to receive comment on the City Manager's performance from the public. Committee Report #1 scanNov 4
  336. 336336S Schedule a roundtable on citizen participation in civic life. Councillor Reeves Order #8 scanNov 4
  337. 337337S File with the Massachusetts General Court a home rule petition, entitled "An Act Relative to An Increase in the Exemption for Residential Real Property in the City of Cambridge from 20% to 30%. Councillor Murphy and entire membership Order #9 scanNov 4
  338. 338338S Submission of the City of Cambridge Climate Protection Plan. Consent Agenda #2 scanNov 18
  339. 339339S A communication was received from Ann E. Ferrera and family, transmitting thanks for the resolution on behalf of their mother Mary I. Carvalho. Consent Communication #1 scanNov 18
  340. 340340S A communication was received from William J. Doran, transmitting thanks to the City Council for the refurbishing of Bergin Park. Consent Communication #2 scanNov 18
  341. 341341S A communication was received from Harold A. Wright, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his wife Jean. Consent Communication #3 scanNov 18
  342. 342342S A communication was received from John B. Walsh, regarding Hyatt residents. Consent Communications #4 scanNov 18
  343. 343343S A communication was received from Janet Cahaly, transmitting thanks for the expression of sympathy on behalf of her husband. Consent Communication #5 scanNov 18
  344. 344344S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the Government Operations and Rules Committee, for a meeting held on October 30, 2002 to receive a report on the telephone survey of Cambridge residents undertaken at the request of the City Council. Committee Report #1 scanNov 18
  345. 345345S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the Government Operations and Rules Committee, Chair of the Government Operations and Rules Committee, for a meeting held on October 30, 2002 to receive public testimony regarding the City Council's fiscal year 2004 Goals. Committee Report #2 scanNov 18
  346. 346346S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the Government Operations and Rules Committee for a meeting held on November 7, 2002 to conduct an off-site meeting with a facilitator to review the current City Council Goals and to consider changes if necessary in preparing the FY04 Draft Goals. Committee Report #3 scanNov 18
  347. 347347S Committee Report from Councillor David P. Maher, Chair of the Government Operations and Rules Committee, for a meeting held on November 13, 2002 to discuss the recommendations by the committee to the full City Council regarding the employment of the City Manager. Committee Report #4 scanNov 18
  348. 348348S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-83, regarding a report on the feasibility of renovating the Corporal Burns Playground Shelter to provide pubic restroom facilities. Consent Agenda #1 scanNov 25
  349. 349349S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-96, regarding a report to the Council and School Committee on the standards and/or training provided to school crossing guards. Consent Agenda #11 scanNov 25
  350. 350350S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-91, regarding a report on the planting in Carl Barron Plaza including who is responsible for the planting and maintenance in the Plaza. Consent Agenda #2 scanNov 25
  351. 351351S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-92, regarding a report on the feasibility of installing additional bicycle racks at Brattle Square and City Hall and to add a consultative process with abutters as to where bike racks are installed. Consent Agenda #3 scanNov 25
  352. 352352S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-59, regarding a report on potential development of a public/private shuttle connecting Cambridgeport and the new Harvard University housing development to Harvard Square. Consent Agenda #4 scanNov 25
  353. 353353S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-94, regarding a report on status of repairs and maintenance to the sidewalk and stairs as well as the installation of better lighting in the plaza area in and around the Porter Square T Station. Consent Agenda #5 scanNov 25
  354. 354354S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-93, regarding a report on notice of polling locations sent to residents by the Election Commission and safety issues at polling locations. Consent Agenda #6 scanNov 25
  355. 355355S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-89, regarding a briefing on the Charles River Basin Master Plan. Consent Agenda #13 scanNov 25
  356. 356356S A communication was received from the family of Tim Murphy, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council. Consent Communication #1 scanNov 25
  357. 357357S Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a meeting held on October 29, 2002 to discuss three bike safety issues. Committee Report #1 scanNov 25
  358. 358358S The issue of community policing specifically as it relates to the grant from the Mass Executive Office of Public Safety be referred to the Public Safety Committee. Order #8 scanDec 9
  359. 359359S Awaiting Report Item No. 02-103, regarding the hiring of an Arborist. Consent Agenda #11 scanDec 9
  360. 360360S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-113, regarding a report on changes in service by the MBTA for the Night Owl route. Consent Agenda #15 scanDec 9
  361. 361361S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-98, regarding a report on including more arts programming on the City's Cable station. Consent Agenda #16 scanDec 9
  362. 362362S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-99, regarding a report on the implementation of the land use and zoning recommendations of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Study and a timetable for drafting appropriate amendments to the zoning ordinances. Consent Agenda #19 scanDec 9
  363. 363363S A communication was received from Joseph E. Connarton, Executive Director, Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission, regarding the Required Fiscal Year 2004 Appropriation. Consent Communication #12 scanDec 9
  364. 364364S Committee Report from Councillor Brian Murphy, Chair of the Public Facilities, Arts and Celebrations Committee, for a meeting held on October 16, 2002 to receive an update on the library construction project. Committee Report #1 scanDec 9
  365. 365365S Committee Report from Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio, Chair of the Housing Committee, for a meeting held on November 6, 2002 to discuss the future of federal subsidies at 2 Mount Auburn Street and methods to address the housing needs of families with incomes of 80% to 120% of median income, including inclusionary zoning and the new moderate-income homeownership program. Committee Report #2 scanDec 9
  366. 366366S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-106, regarding the installation of LED traffic lights and information on the funding for the lights. Consent Agenda #2 scanDec 9
  367. 367367S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-95, regarding the status of providing information on the current traffic and parking regulations to the public. Consent Agenda #3 scanDec 9
  368. 368368S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-104, regarding a report on the status of having street signs on all streets. Consent Agenda #4 scan—
  369. 369369S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-109, regarding a report on the installation of signs being attached to the parking meter at the taxi stand on Brookline Street and increasing the size of the taxi stand to include the loading zone at Brookline Street and Massachusetts Avenue and lengthening the loading zone on Green Street. Consent Agenda #5 scan—
  370. 370370S Awaiting Report Item Nos. 02-108 and 02-102, regarding the condition of Speridakis Terrace and York Place respectively. Consent Agenda #10 scan—
  371. 371371S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-97, regarding a report on unsafe parking and safety implications of illegal parking on narrow streets and alleyways. Consent Agenda #13 scan—
  372. 372372S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-107, regarding a report on the 24-hour truck ban on Putnam Avenue. Consent Agenda #14 scan—
  373. 373373S Housing needs in Cambridge in order to assess proposal to expend City subsidies to households earning over 80% of the area median income, received from Assistant City Manager for Community Development Beth Rubenstein. scanDec 16
  374. 374374S A response to Council Order No. 37, dated 9/24/01, regarding a report on the incremental increases in FAR in exchange for the development of middle and moderate income housing in addition to the inclusionary zoning affordable housing requirements, received from Assistant City Manager for Community Development Beth Rubenstein. scanDec 16
  375. 375375S Requesting the City Council to refer the issues of the City's diversity training to the Finance Committee and Civic Unity Committee for a joint meeting, presentation and discussion. Order #12 scanDec 16
  376. 376376S Awaiting Report Item Number 02-101, regarding a report on diversity training provided to City employees. Consent Agenda #2 scanDec 16
  377. 377377S A communication was received from Bill Cavellini, regarding 100 Landsdown Street. Consent Communication #1 scanDec 16
  378. 378378S A communication was received from Paul Toner, President, Cambridge Teachers Association, transmitting thanks for the resolutions sent recognizing retirement or completion of twenty-five years of teaching. Consent Communication #3 scanDec 16
  379. 379379S A communication was received from Roy Bercaw, regarding CCTV. Consent Communication #4 scanDec 16
  380. 380380S Committee Report from Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Health and Environment Committee, for a meeting held on November 22, 2002 to conduct a roundtable discussion for the City Council members with city staff on the proposal Climate Protection Plan. Committee Report #1 scanDec 16

City Manager Requests

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  1. 11CM City of Cambridge, Fire Department, 100 Smith Place, Cambridge, Massachusetts. scanJan 14
  2. 22CM Information regarding Harvard's plans to demolish the cyclotron in the Agassiz area and to develop a five-story below grade parking garage on this site. Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanJan 14
  3. 33CM Status of efforts to secure a grocery/food store a the site of the former Sage Jr. store at the site of the former Sage Jr. store at the corner of Huron and Concord Avenues. Councillor Maher Order #4 scanJan 14
  4. 44CM Urge residents to be cognizant of the new EZ Ride Shuttle between Cambridgeport and North Station which can be used for free from January 14 through January 25th 2002. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanJan 14
  5. 55CM Status of efforts regarding the acquisition of land for use as additional active recreational open space in East Cambridge. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Order #8 scanJan 14
  6. 66CM Confer with the Historical Commission regarding Lyme Property's application for street names. Vice Mayor Davis Order #12 scanJan 14
  7. 77CM Status of the renovation of the City Hall Annex and the conversion of the property located at 238 Broadway to open space. Councillors Decker and Toomey scanJan 14
  8. 88CM Address concerns of abutters and nearby neighbors regarding the increase in the evening noise level generated by the new water treatment facility. Councillor Maher Order #2 scanJan 28
  9. 99CM Review the budget for the Police Department Community Partnership grants with the view of increasing the FY02 funding and increasing the FY03 allocation for this service. Vice Mayor Davis Order #7 scanJan 28
  10. 1010CM Report regarding legal decisions made with respect to 1979 Massachusetts Avenue in light of parking concerns by neighbors with respect to the new use of the property. Councillor Galluccio Order #9 scanJan 28
  11. 1111CM Report to the City Council on the level of technical support that the City can provide to the Agassiz area during the development and construction by Harvard University. Vice Mayor Davis Order #10 scanJan 28
  12. 1212CM Examine the possibility of inclusion of the Historical Commission in the process of naming streets and thoroughfares in the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis Order #11 scanJan 28
  13. 1313CM Ensure that all traffic laws are being observed in the vicinity of the Court House. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Sullivan Order #14 scanJan 28
  14. 1414CM Ensure the clearance of snow from the sidewalk, especially around all city schools. Councillor Maher and Mayor Sullivan Order #15 scanJan 28
  15. 1515CM Cooperation with Cambridge representatives who are attending the International Sister City Conference in Havana, Cuba. Councillors Decker, Reeves, Mayor Sullivan, Councillors Maher, Toomey, Murphy, Vice Mayor Davis, Councillors Galluccio and Simmons Order #17 scanJan 28
  16. 1616CM Confer with the Department of Human Services to create a public information program to help workers claim the tax credits that they have earned, including the new child tax credit which will have a beneficial effect on low income families. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillors Simmons, Murphy, Toomey, Mayor Sullivan and Councillor Decker Order #18 scanJan 28
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  20. 2020CM City Manager direct all City Departments to cooperate with Saint Anthony's Church on 100th Anniversary celebration. Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanFeb 11
  21. 2121CM City Manager direct the Consumer Department to work with the Department of Telecommunications and Energy to develop a system that identifies low-income consumers eligible to receive electric, gas and telephone discount rates. Councillor Galluccio Order #4 scanFeb 11
  22. 2222CM Potential use of panelized homes in the Cambridge affordable housing market. Vice Mayor Davis Order #9 scanFeb 11
  23. 2323CM Locating an Alewife Commuter Rail Station Councillor Maher Order #10 scanFeb 11
  24. 2424CM Report on traffic signals at the intersections of Brookline Street and Massachusetts Avenue, Walden Street and Massachusetts Avenue and Green Street, Western Avenue and River Street. Mayor Sullivan Order #12 scanFeb 11
  25. 2525CM Awaiting Report Item Number 02-01, regarding a report on traffic signals at intersections that have combined pedestrian walk cycles and green lights for cars. Consent Agenda #5 scanFeb 11
  26. 2626CM Reaffirming the City Council's support for the Police Review and Advisory Board. Councillor Reeves Order #3 scanFeb 25
  27. 2727CM The City Manager is requested to confer with the Director of the Animal Control Commission with the view of increasing enforcement efforts of the animal control laws in the Riverside and Cambridgeport neighborhoods. Councillor Reeves Order #4 scanFeb 25
  28. 2828CM The City Manger direct the Police Commissioner to assign extra police officers in the vicinity of the Harrington School. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanFeb 25
  29. 2929CM The City Manager instruct the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation to contact the developer at 364 Third Street relative to temporary repairs to Third Street between Binney Street and Broadway. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanFeb 25
  30. 3030CM Report on the impact of statewide budget cuts and other state defunding on Cambridge low income girls and their families. Councillor Simmons and Mayor Sullivan Order #11 scanFeb 25
  31. 3131CM Report on the effect of the drought watch and the need to develop a water conservation approach. Vice Mayor Davis and Mayor Sullivan Order #10 scanFeb 25
  32. 3232CM On the creation of full time staff positions, including technical The City Manager prepare a recommendation for the City Council, assistance, research and analysis, for each City Councillor and a recommendation as to how the existing City Council Office could work cooperatively and in conjunction with individual Council aides. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanFeb 25
  33. 3333CM The City Manager is requested to have the Department of Public Works survey the brick sidewalks in Central Square, most notably the block between Western Avenue/Prospect Street and Pleasant Street. Order #1 scanMar 18
  34. 3434CM The City Manager is requested to provide the City Council with a report on the infant mortality rate in Cambridge. Order #2 scanMar 18
  35. 3535CM The City Manager is requesting to confer with the Police Commissioner to provide increased police presence in the North Cambridge area that has experienced recent break-ins and robberies. Order #3 scanMar 18
  36. 3636CM The City Manager is requested to have the Department of Public Works fix the large sink hole in the street on Pleasant Street between River Street and Western Avenue. Order #4 scanMar 18
  37. 3737CM The City Manager is requested to consult with Verizon and report to the City Council on the course of the phone service outage and Verizon's lack of response to the community affected by the service outage. Order #6 scanMar 18
  38. 3838CM The City Manager is requested to consult with the Commissioner of Inspectional Services on the status of the former Boston Trucking Company property bounded by Land Boulevard, First Street and Linskey Way. Order #7 scanMar 18
  39. 3939CM The City Manager is requested to examine the possibility of including a brief explanation with the mailing outlining how Cambridge residents can apply for scholarship and further that the city increase publicity of the scholarship program and application process. Order#8 scanMar 18
  40. 4040CM The City Manager is requested to contact the Cambridge business community and respectfully ask for cooperation in initiating a new program to recycle cell phones for the purpose of equipping seniors with a means for emergency assistance. Order #9 scanMar 18
  41. 4141CM The City Manager is requested to make every effort to contact residents and business owners abut the beginning of the 2002 street sweeping season on April 1st. Order #10 scanMar 18
  42. 4242CM The City Manager is requested to provide the City Council with an overview of the work plan of the Cambridge Arts Council. Order #12 scanMar 18
  43. 4343CM The City Manager is requested to encourage city efforts to work with the Central Square Business Association and Arts Council to support the continuation of the Central Square Worlds Fair. Order #13 scan—
  44. 4444CM The City Manager is requested to determine in this budget cycle if the current staffing level at the License Commission, particularly with respect to police deployment, is sufficient to assure the inspection of taxi cabs. Order #14 scan—
  45. 4545CM The City Manager is requested to confer with Susan Clippenger, Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation, with the view in mind of installing a cross-walk a the intersection of White Street and Somerville Avenue. Order #15 scan—
  46. 4646CM The City Manager is requested to confer with Susan Clippenger, Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation, with the view in mind of installing a cross-walk on Massachusetts Avenue at the intersection of Mt. Vernon Street to Porter Exchange. Order #16 scan—
  47. 4747CM That the City Manager is requested to confer with Susan Clippenger, Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation, with the view in mid of installing a left turn only lane on Massachusetts Avenue to Walden Street. Order #17 scan—
  48. 4848CM That the City Manager is requested to confer with the Assistant City Manager for Finance, the Assistant City Manager for Human Services, the Director of Assessing and other appropriate staff to make low income property owners and low and moderate income senior citizens aware of the availability act of an exemption from the Community Preservation Act property tax surcharge. Order #18 scan—
  49. 4949CM The City Manager is requested to confer with the Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs, the Assistant City Manager for Human Services, the Director of Assessing to ensure that low and moderate income property owners receive full information as to all property tax abatements and exemptions for which they may be eligible, along with assistance in applying said abatements and exemptions and information that such assistance is available. Order #19 scan—
  50. 5050CM The City Manager instruct the Consumers' Council to investigate a current solicitation campaign for DARE for which complaints have been received by a member of the City Council. Order #18 scanMar 25
  51. 5151CM The Manager is requested to provide the City Council with a status update on the repaving of Lincoln Lane, which has been requested by a previous City Council order. Order #3 scanMar 25
  52. 5252CM The City Manager is requested to report back to the City Council on the increased incidents of graffiti in West Cambridge including the Cambridge Home. Order #4 scanMar 25
  53. 5353CM The City Manager is requested to report back to the City Council on the complaint received from an employee of the Market Theater regarding the Mandatory Recycling Program. Order #5 scanMar 25
  54. 5454CM The City Manager is requested to study the feasibility of City policy of purchasing alternative fuel automobiles for use as non-public safety city vehicles. Order #7 scanMar 25
  55. 5555CM The City is requested to review the city's sidewalks in a systematic manner that will aid pedestrian safety. Order #8 scanMar 25
  56. 5656CM The City Manager is requested to have the Department of Traffic, Parking and Transportation review the appropriateness of placing a handicapped parking space in front of 212 Harvard Street. Order #10 scanMar 25
  57. 5757CM The City Manager is requested to publicize the tax assistance opportunities to the residents of Cambridge at the Main Library April 6th and 13th , 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the East End House on April 2nd, 6-8 p.m. by appointment only, and at the Senior Center on April 9th, 2-4:15 p.m. for seniors by appointment. Order #11 scanMar 25
  58. 5858CM The City Manager is requested to fund a position of neighborhood crime task force coordinator. Order #12 scanMar 25
  59. 5959CM The City Manager is requested to make every effort to publicize the opportunity to recycle lottery tickets, including running information about this program as a public service announcement on the municipal cable. Order #15 scanMar 25
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  62. 6262CM The City Manager is requested to look into the possibility of the City creating its own cable company. Order #1 scanApr 8
  63. 6363CM The City Manager is requested to take all necessary steps to make the underpass under the commuter rail track between Walden Square and Yerxa Road open to the public and to give the City Council an update on the permanent renovations that were suppose to have happened years ago. Order #2 scanApr 8
  64. 6464CM The City Manager is requested to direct the Department of Traffic, Parking and Transportation to review Leonard Avenue with respect to providing traffic calming methods. Order #5 scanApr 8
  65. 6565CM The City Manager is requested to provide an update on the status of stream video on your website. Order #6 scanApr 8
  66. 6666CM The City Manager is requested to instruct the Cambridge Election Commission to contact the State Ethics Commission for assistance in developing an "on-line" capability for filing the Statement of Financial Interest. Order #7 scanApr 8
  67. 6767CM The City Manager is requested to confer with the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation, to investigate and respond to concerns about bus traffic and vibrations caused by said buses in the area of Newton Street and Putnam Avenue. Order #9 scanApr 8
  68. 6868CM Notify appropriate city staff of the Area IV walk and encourage their participation in this much needed conversation about safety and beautification. Order #10 scanApr 8
  69. 6969CM Report on the economic conditions of Arthur D. Little as it pertains to its office and employees in Cambridge, the recent news of filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and plummeting stock prices. Order #11 scanApr 8
  70. 7070CM Report to the City Council on the eligibility status of students who live in dormitories for resident parking permits, visitor parking passes, and other matters related to parking. Order #12 scanApr 8
  71. 7171CM Take advantage of the free opportunity to promote city information and services online through the NLC/AOL partnership and the AOL Government Guide. Order #13 scanApr 8
  72. 7272CM Recommend a method for private entities, and possibly non-profits, to enter into a sponsorship and maintenance agreement with the city for public toilets. Order #14 scan—
  73. 7373CM Study the feasibility of installing pedestrian mileage signs throughout the city, particularly in the heavily traveled areas between squares and business center. Order #15 scan—
  74. 7474CM Present the City Council with a method to engage Harvard in a traffic study of River Street, Western Avenue, Putnam Avenue, and Memorial Drive relative to development at One Western Avenue. Order #16 scan—
  75. 7575CM Study the feasibility of creating a regional board to make decisions on watershed and water quality issues affecting the lower Mystic/Alewife area. Order #17 scan—
  76. 7676CM Publish information on the municipal cable station to make seniors aware that by completing a readily available form at the phone company the cost of 411 calls would be waived. Order #18 scan—
  77. 7777CM City Manager to report to the City Council on developing a Cambridge Artist Survey similar to the Boston Redevelopment Authority survey. Order #19 scan—
  78. 7878CM City Manager is requested to report back to the City Council on the feasibility of Cambridge developing an Artist Space Initiative to support the creation of live/work and work space permanently dedicated to artist. Order #20 scan—
  79. 7979CM Appropriate staff to identify outreach for Police Department to support the goal of the Agenda for Children that all children in all families will read. Order #21 scan—
  80. 8080CM The City Manager is requested to confer with the Assistant City Manager for Community Development, the City Solicitor and other appropriate staff to report back to the City Council on what other communities have done and what Cambridge can do to control exterior light. Order #2 scan—
  81. 8181CM City Manager is requested to instruct the City Clerk to transmit two maps to the Law Department to review the boundaries between Cambridge and Somerville. Order #4 scanApr 22
  82. 8282CM City Manager is requested to designate funds for a portrait of the former Mayor. Order #5 scanApr 22
  83. 8383CM City Manager is requested to forward information about the April 27, 2002 Area IV Safety and Beautification Walk to the City Cable Department. Order #6 scanApr 22
  84. 8484CM City Manager is requested to provide review of the city's domestic violence prevention and intervention program. Order #7 scanApr 22
  85. 8585CM City Manager is requested to refer information to the City Cable Department regarding the Cambridge Furniture Bank accepting donations. Order #8 scanApr 22
  86. 8686CM City Manager is requested to offer expertise to assist the school department in addressing parking problems as they relate to Cambridge schools and teachers. Order #9 scanApr 22
  87. 8787CM City Manager is requested to review the current ordinance as it pertains to noise and report to the City Council on whether city ordinances adequately addresses boom cars. Order #10 scanApr 22
  88. 8888CM City Manager is requested to confer with the Traffic Department and Police Department to assess the safety needs of a flashing yellow light to a full light on the corner of Harvard and Dana Street. Order #11 scanApr 22
  89. 8989CM City Manager is requested to replace or remove forth with the fence in Kendall Square that runs along Main Street from the corner of Third Street to the beginning of underground MBTA tunnel. Order #12 scanApr 22
  90. 9090CM Mayor is requested to work with the City Manager to convene an interdepartment working roundtable to discuss issues relating to graffiti. Order #13 scanApr 22
  91. 9191CM City Manager is requested to develop and disseminate promotional and educational material on graffiti. Order #14 scanApr 22
  92. 9292CM City Manager is requested to instruct the Purchasing agent to attend the May 2, 2002 meeting of the Economic Development, Training and Employment meeting. Order #15 scan—
  93. 9393CM City Manager is requested to contact the Superintendent of Schools to address the deplorable condition of the fence at the King School forthwith. Order #16 scan—
  94. 9494CM City Manager is requested to review forthwith the salaries of the employees directly appointed by the City Council such that said review and any changes in compensation shall be accomplished no later than May 15, 2002. Order #19 scan—
  95. 9595CM City Manager is requested to report back to the City Council within two weeks as to a city housing policy that includes moderate and middle-income families and individuals. Order #1 scanApr 29
  96. 9696CM City Manager is requested to confer with Abercrombie and Fitch to request them to provide diversity training to its employees. Order #2 scanApr 29
  97. 9797CM Request the City Manager to investigate additional means by which the City of Cambridge can take action against the policies of the World Bank. Order #4 scanApr 29
  98. 9898CM City Manager is requested to update the City Council on any expansion plans likely for Longy School of Music, Cambridge College, Lesley College, Buckingham Browne and Nichols, Shady Hill School and Cambridge Friends School. Order #5 scanApr 29
  99. 9999CM City Manager is requested to engage the Department of Public Works and the City's Forestry Division in a Major Planning Program to emphasize urban forestry and the development of "Green Zones," i.e., parks and other significantly planted areas. Order #6 scanApr 29
  100. 100100CM City Manager is requested to update the City Council on the City's current Domestic Violence initiatives and to asses the need, if any, for additional resources. Order #7 scanApr 29
  101. 101101CM City Manager is requested to update the City Council on potential City assistance to assure there will be a World's Fair in Central Square. Order #8 scanApr 29
  102. 102102CM City Manager is requested to convene a meeting regarding troubling youth trends relating to violence, substance, abuse, academic achievement and youth program participation amongst Cambridge teenagers. Order #9 scanApr 29
  103. 103103CM City Manager is requested to initiate to the Massachusetts Highway Department to post Alpine Street for a 25 miles per hour speed limit. Order #10 scanApr 29
  104. 104104CM City Manager is requested to review programs available to localities through NSTAR that promote energy conservation. Order #11 scanApr 29
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  107. 107107CM City Manager is requesting to instruct the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation to encourage residents who have driveways to utilize them and leave on street parking spaces for residents who must use these parking spaces. Order #1 scanMay 6
  108. 108108CM City Manager is requested to look into the Community Greens Program for possible implementation in Cambridge neighborhoods. Order #2 scanMay 6
  109. 109109CM City Manager is requested to investigate the Renewable Energy Fund for possible use for building and renovation of city buildings. Order #3 scanMay 6
  110. 110110CM City Manager is requested to report back to the City Council on the Massachusetts Municipal Association (MMA) green energy initiative. Order #4 scanMay 6
  111. 111111CM City Manager is requested to utilize all available methods, in additional to the Internet, to publicize the new EZ Ride Shuttle service. Order #5 scanMay 6
  112. 112112CM City Manager is requested to confer with the Assistant City Manager of Community Development, the Commissioner of Public Works and other relevant staff to collaborate on an initiative to step up the promotion of public and private greenspace enhancement throughout the city. Order #7 scanMay 6
  113. 113113CM City Manager is requested to use all available means to publicize the May 18, 2002 city celebration of GoGreen Month and the official opening of the Walter J. Sullivan Water Purification Facility at Fresh Pond. Order #9 scanMay 6
  114. 114114CM City Manager is requested to report back to the City Council as to why claims are not being settled promptly and upon ways we can assist our residents in getting appropriate compensation. Order #1 scanMay 13
  115. 115115CM City Manger is requested to report back to the City Council as to whether there are conditions set forth prior to the issuance of a liquor license that the license be held by the applicant for a period of time before the business may be sold and license transferred. Order #2 scanMay 13
  116. 116116CM City Manager is requested to confer with Community Development Department to determine whether there is any way to get more of the Polaroid site housing as community housing. Order #3 scanMay 13
  117. 117117CM City Manager is requested to instruct the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation to examine the feasibility of installing a four way stop sign at the intersection of Gore and Sciarappa Streets. Order #8 scanMay 13
  118. 118118CM City Manager is requested to report on what programs the city has to promote the purchase and the planting of flowering trees and shrubs by citizens. Order #9 scanMay 13
  119. 119119CM City Manager is requested to please address the dangerous traffic situation at the corner of Dana and Harvard Streets. Order #10 scanMay 13
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  128. 128128CM Request the City Manager to report back to the City Council regarding the conditions of speeding on Blanchard Road and the decision to disallow pruning or trimming of trees along the Golf Course border. Order #2 scanJun 10
  129. 129129CM Request the City Manager to provide the City Council with information on employees currently employed for 19 hours per week, without health care benefits and how many senior aides have had their work hours reduced to 19 hours to eliminate health care benefits. Order #3 scanJun 10
  130. 130130CM Requesting the City Manager to reinforce a previous Council Order opening the tennis courts at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School to the public. Order #7 scanJun 10
  131. 131131CM City Manager to request that Harvard University submit to the city of a comprehensive planning document specific to the North Campus/Agassiz Neighborhood. Order #8 scanJun 10
  132. 132132CM Begin the process to conduct a statistically valid telephone survey as a follow-up to the 2000 survey on citizen satisfaction with city services. Order #28 scanJun 10
  133. 133133CM Direct the Law Department to notify officials at the golf course to take corrective measures to prevent any damage caused from golf balls. Order #29 scanJun 10
  134. 134134CM Law Department to research claims and to establish a city policy for settling rodent claims. Order #30 scanJun 10
  135. 135135CM Report to the City Council on the potential of developing a public/private shuttle service that will run with its doors open to the public, for a nominal fee, connecting Cambridgeport and the new Harvard University housing development to Harvard Square. Order #11 scanJun 10
  136. 136136CM Request the Solicitor to provide the City Council may by ordinance or otherwise delegate the power of approval of applications for curb cuts. Order #19 scanJun 10
  137. 137137CM Requesting the City Manager to call on all departments issuing, publishing and printing maps of the city to include Walden Square Road. Order #9 scanJun 10
  138. 138138CM City Manager to request participation from representatives from the school department in all conversations about energy efficiency. Order #10 scan—
  139. 139139CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the city's Public Information Officer to develop a centralized calendar for the purpose of monitoring/coordinating municipal and community events. Order #12 scan—
  140. 140140CM Requesting the City Manager to report to the City Council on the feasibility of providing a kiosk for non-electronic information in city hall and other city buildings. Order #13 scan—
  141. 141141CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the results of the study on lunches at the Burns Apartments and the Senior Center. Order #14 scan—
  142. 142142CM Request the City Manager to report back to the City Council with a plan to develop public information cable television spots on different matters. Order #17 scan—
  143. 143143CM Requesting the City Manager to respond to the attached communication regarding rubbish pick up for the 1578 Cambridge Street Condo Trust. Order #22 scan—
  144. 144144CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Cambridge Police Department to pay special attention and to assign patrols to the area surrounding Lechmere Station and Fenway Park due to numerous resident complaints. Order #23 scan—
  145. 145145CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Commissioner of Public Works regarding the poor condition of Aberdeen Avenue and report back with a date for repaving the street. Order #24 scan—
  146. 146146CM Requesting the City Manager to provide residents with a guide reference sheet of available community resources including the Community Response Team. Order #25 scan—
  147. 147147CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the review of city street roadways and review roadway conditions in Area IV. Order #1 scanJun 17
  148. 148148CM Requesting the City Manager to invite U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Mel Martinez to visit Cambridge and see how a community has established public/private partnerships to increase the supply of affordable housing. Order #2 scanJun 17
  149. 149149CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the procedures by which potential hate crimes are investigated and provide statistics in comparison to other cities and towns. Order #3 scanJun 17
  150. 150150CM Congratulating the Longfellow National Historic Site on its Summer Festival 2002 and City Manager is requesting to utilize all available means to advertise this event. Order #6 scanJun 17
  151. 151151CM Requesting the City Manager to respond to recent security issues near and around Green Street Studios. Order #4 scanJun 17
  152. 152152CM Requesting the City Manager to designate a Cambridge delegation to participate in a working group to be facilitated by the Department of Environmental Management and report back to the City Council on its progress in this regional approach to controlling water quantity and protecting water quality. Order #5 scanJun 17
  153. 153153CM Requesting the Manager to report back to the City Council the review process of granting a waiver of the City of Cambridge's living wage ordinance to the recycling company, KTI Recycling of New England, Inc. Order #9 scanJun 17
  154. 154154CM Requesting the Manager to direct all city departments to cooperate fully with the Cambridge Carnival International Committee as it organizes and celebrates the 10th Caribbean Style Festival and Parade. Order #11 scanJun 17
  155. 155155CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Postmaster General to re-evaluate the change of hours of the mail carries from 7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Order #14 scanJun 17
  156. 156156CM Requesting the City Manager to direct the Police Department to vigorously enforce the "No Left Turn" at Massachusetts Avenue and Prospect Street. Order #16 scanJun 17
  157. 157157CM Requesting the City Manager to direct the Police Commissioner to place 24 hour police protection in Area 4 during the summer months. Order #17 scan—
  158. 158158CM Requesting the City Manager to direct the Police Department to vigorously enforce the laws against double-parking in the bike lane on Massachusetts Avenue in Central Square. Order #18 scan—
  159. 159159CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council with a plan for maintenance of the exterior of the Central Square Branch Library, including, but not limited to, graffiti, trash, and garden space in the courtyard. Order #20 scan—
  160. 160160CM Requesting the City Manager to investigate the possible lease of the Boat House and Stable House on Edwin H. Land Boulevard, owned by the Massachusetts District Commission. Order #21 scan—
  161. 161161CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the State Department of Public Safety to investigate if the Lowes Theater in Fresh Pond and Harvard Square are in violation of the movie projection licensing by allowing non-license projectionist to run without appropriate license. Order #23 scan—
  162. 162162CM Requesting the City Manager to conclude an agreement with the Massachusetts Highway Department to implement the regional truck study recommendations as soon as possible. Councillor Murphy and Vice Mayor Davis Order #2 scanJul 29
  163. 163163CM Requesting the City Manager to direct the city's law department to draft an ordinance requiring the use of helmets while operating motorized scooters. Mayor Sullivan Order #3 scanJul 29
  164. 164164CM Requesting the manager to confer with the Assistant City Manager for Community Development to work with the Bicycle Committee to evaluate the safety of bicycle lanes and routes on major streets and to provide the City Council with a comprehensive study of bike routes and alternative routes. Councillor Decker Order #7 scanJul 29
  165. 165165CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Commissioner of Public Works to provide the City Council with a coordinated and comprehensive plan on the causes of and proposed remedies for the unresolved flooding in the Agassiz area. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillor Decker and Mayor Sullivan Order #8 scanJul 29
  166. 166166CM Requesting the City Manager to instruct city departments to assist the organizers of the Greek Festival, the Santa Lucia Festival and the Saints Cosmos and Damien Festival. Mayor Sullivan Order #9 scanJul 29
  167. 167167CM Requesting the City Manager to direct NSTAR to investigate the cause for the many outages recently experienced in the Mount Auburn/Strawberry Hill section of Cambridge and receive NSTAR's proposed solution to this problem. Mayor Sullivan Order #11 scanJul 29
  168. 168168CM Requesting the City Manager to investigate the City of Chicago's current attempt to find alternate means of generating power throughout the city. Mayor Sullivan Order #12 scanJul 29
  169. 169169CM Requesting the City Manager to implement said moratorium, in order to provide for a City Council hearing and full community discussion on whether the buildings at 238 Broadway shall be used for affordable housing. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanJul 29
  170. 170170CM Requesting the City Manager to direct the Planning Board to review the zoning ordinance as it relates to measuring and altering the grade of a lot as it relates to the height of buildings and other dimensional requirements. Vice Mayor Davis Order #14 scan—
  171. 171171CM Thanking the Department of Public Works for their courtesy and professionalism during a major paving project. Vice Mayor Davis Order #15 scan—
  172. 172172CM Requesting the City Manager to utilize available means, including city cable and Internet, to promote the energy conservation programs available to consumers through NSTAR. Vice Mayor Davis Order #16 scan—
  173. 173173CM Requesting the City Manager to coordinate with the Mayor's Office in preparation for the one year anniversary of the September 11th tragedy to observe this occasion with suitable appropriate commemorative events. Mayor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Davis Order #17 scan—
  174. 174174CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Assistant City Manager for Community Development to study the possibility of changing to bicycle routes located between the sidewalk and parked cars. Councillor Simmons Order #18 scan—
  175. 175175CM Requesting the City Manager to report on the street repaving schedule as it relates to Pine Street between Harvard and Washington Street. Councillor Simmons Order #20 scan—
  176. 176176CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the progress of the Riverside Neighborhood Study recommendations and outline the timetable for release of the recommendations from the Planning Board. Vice Mayor Davis Order #21 scan—
  177. 177177CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation, the MBTA and any other appropriate staff and/or agency to determine how often the train tracks at Fresh Pond Shopping Center are used and to install signage and/or warning lights appropriate to the level of useage. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scan—
  178. 178178CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Conservation Commission and the appropriate Belmont offices to request that all efforts be made to preserve the forest that protects Cambridge from floodwaters. Councillor Toomey Order #24 scan—
  179. 179179CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the appropriate staff to ensure that as a part of the renovations at Donnelly Field, the fields and area dedicated to Robert Walsh, Anna Johnson and Chuck DeGugliemo are rededicated and marked with appropriate plaques. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Sullivan Order #27 scan—
  180. 180180CM Requesting the City Manager to transmit the report on Community Greens to the Historical Commission to possibly respond to issues at Shady Hill Square or other locations. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillor Reeves and Mayor Sullivan Order #28 scan—
  181. 181181CM Requesting the City Manager to report to the City Council on the availability to the public of the toilet facilities at the Walter J. Sullivan Water Treatment Plant. Vice Mayor Davis Order #29 scan—
  182. 182182CM Provide copies of the regulations on scooters from Malibu, CA and New York City, NY and the Federal Department of Transportation technical definition of "operator control." Councillor Maher Order #30 scan—
  183. 183183CM Instruct appropriate departments to secure copies of regulations concerning noise from other communities. Vice Mayor Davis Order #32 scan—
  184. 184184CM Prepare a written information packet to be included with the Fall, 2002 Women and Minority Business Directory and on the Web and inform all city departments the importance of bills owed by the city to be paid in a timely manner. Councillor Simmons Order #33 scan—
  185. 185185CM Secure a report from NSTAR on the exact and projected amount expended on maintenance for the last three years. Vice Mayor Davis Order #34 scan—
  186. 186186CM Take necessary steps to have information added to the web site that lists the names and telephone numbers of city personnel who the public should call with a noise complaint. Vice Mayor Davis Order #35 scan—
  187. 187187CM Refer the subject of boom cars to the Police Department for comments and to conduct a public awareness campaign that the Noise Ordinance will be enforced as it relates to boom cars. Vice Mayor Davis Order #36 scan—
  188. 188188CM Instruct appropriate city department that when noise complaints are received on university property that the complaints are received on university property that the complaint be referred from 911 to the License Commission and report on the type of noise complaint, the protocol and criteria used and review the ordinance to see that it covers the technical points to nuisance noise and assure enforcement of the ordinance is practical. Vice Mayor Davis Order #37 scan—
  189. 189189CM Requesting the City Manager to complete vulnerability assessments for potential security threats on our drinking water systems by March 31, 2003. Mayor Sullivan Order #5 scanSep 9
  190. 190190CM Requesting the City Manager to meet with pertinent city staff to prepare comments to be submitted to U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta regarding the reauthorization of the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21). Vice Mayor Davis Order #6 scanSep 9
  191. 191191CM Requesting the City Manager to provide all necessary support to the City of Cambridge team participating in the September 14, 2002 Race to Stop Global Warming. Vice Mayor Davis Order #7 scanSep 9
  192. 192192CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on CitiStat, a tool for improving operational efficiency and staff accountability, as well as the "311" phone system, used to enhance and facilitate constituent services. Vice Mayor Davis Order #8 scanSep 9
  193. 193193CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the process by which community alerts are issued following a major crime, such as rape or murder. Vice Mayor Davis Order #9 scanSep 9
  194. 194194CM Requesting the City Manager to work with the Cambridge Public Library to develop a reading list and book display on diversity and racial equality to be available to the public for Race Equality Week. Councillor Simmons and Vice Mayor Davis Order #10 scanSep 9
  195. 195195CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council by September 23 on minority homeownership in the City of Cambridge, as well as on the minority homeownership opportunities offered by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Councillor Simmons and Vice Mayor Davis Order #11 scanSep 9
  196. 196196CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the feasibility of potential changes to the Deferred Compensation fund. Vice Mayor Davis Order #12 scanSep 9
  197. 197197CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Department of Public Works regarding the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs' newly released Guide to Lawn and Landscape Water Conservation and report back to the City Council. Vice Mayor Davis Order #13 scan—
  198. 198198CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council about implementing a local America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response (AMBER) Plan. Vice Mayor Davis Order #14 scan—
  199. 199199CM Requesting the City Manager to work with the Cambridge Fire Department to provide air conditioning in the living space at the firehouse in Inman Square. Mayor Sullivan Order #15 scan—
  200. 200200CM The City Manger fund the Student Awareness of Fire Education (S.A.F.E.), administered through the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Davis Order #17 scan—
  201. 201201CM Requesting the City Manager to coordinate with the City's cable to inform the public about Women's Health Day. Vice Mayor Davis Order #18 scan—
  202. 202202CM Requesting the City Manager to post the information about the halogen torchieres exchange program on the municipal cable channel. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Order #22 scan—
  203. 203203CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the feasibility of renovating the Corporal Burns Playground Shelter to provide public restroom facilities. Councillor Simmons, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scan—
  204. 204204CM Requesting the City Manager to post the information about the Brown Bag Opera Company free lunchtime concert series on the municipal cable channel. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Order #24 scan—
  205. 205205CM Amend the proposed ordinance to eliminate the exemption for affordable housing from the proposed tree protection ordinance and report back on the financial and feasibility of elimination of the exemption and develop an alternate method to address affordable housing tree protection. Vice Mayor Davis Order #25 scan—
  206. 206206CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council regarding the complaints contained in the attached communication regarding cable audit protocols, audit representatives and customer service. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanSep 23
  207. 207207CM Requesting the City Manager work with the appropriate departments to develop a page on the city's web site based upon the information contained within the attached report so that the public may utilize this information when experiencing problems with nuisance noise. Vice Mayor Davis Order #3 scanSep 23
  208. 208208CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the status of a skateboard park. Councillor Murphy Order #5 scanSep 23
  209. 209209CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Assistant City Manager for Community Development to convene and facilitate a process with the neighborhood four community to rename the community. Councillor Simmons Order #6 scanSep 23
  210. 210210CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Director of the Library with the view in mind of investigating the feasibility of reinstating bookmobile service to Area Four. Councillors Simmons and Murphy Order #7 scanSep 23
  211. 211211CM Requesting the City Manager to inform the City Council, generally if necessary, of the number of daily police patrols taking place in Area Four particularly in the Washington Street, Columbia Street, Pine Street area. Councillor Reeves Order #8 scanSep 23
  212. 212212CM City Manager to instruct the City Solicitor to draft a home rule petition to increase the residential exemption to 30%. Councillor Murphy Order #9 scanSep 23
  213. 213213CM Requesting the City Manager to look into the regulation of truck traffic at the corner of Pleasant Street and Putnam Avenue during the times that children are going or coming from school. Councillor Simmons, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Order #10 scanSep 23
  214. 214214CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Executive Director of the Animal Control Commission for increased enforcement of laws requiring removal of dog waste at Columbia Street Park. Mayor Sullivan Order #1 scanOct 7
  215. 215215CM Requesting the City Manager to instruct the City Solicitor to work with the Agenda for Children to establish a trademark for the "Let's Talk" literacy campaign/initiative. Mayor Sullivan Order #2 scanOct 7
  216. 216216CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Director of Traffic Parking and Transportation to install appropriate speed limit signs along Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanOct 7
  217. 217217CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council with a briefing on the Charles River Basin Master Plan. Vice Mayor Davis Order #4 scanOct 7
  218. 218218CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council with data on the enforcement of double-parking in the bicycle lanes across the city. Vice Mayor Davis Order #5 scanOct 7
  219. 219219CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the plantings and maintenance in Carl Barron Plaza. Vice Mayor Davis Order #6 scanOct 7
  220. 220220CM Requesting the City Manager to develop and transmit to the City Council a multi-departmental policy for building and rebuilding tree holes that supports the growth of root systems. Vice Mayor Davis Order #7 scanOct 7
  221. 221221CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the MBTA and report back to the City Council on the status of needed repairs and maintenance to the sidewalks and stairs, as well as the installation of better lighting, in the plaza area in and around the Porter Square Station. Vice Mayor Davis Order #8 scanOct 7
  222. 222222CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the feasibility of installing additional bike racks at Brattle Square and around City Hall. Vice Mayor Davis Order #9 scan—
  223. 223223CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation and officials of the Metropolitan District Commission to consider increasing the timing of the pedestrian crossing lights at Fresh Pond Parkway and Huron Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #10 scan—
  224. 224224CM Requesting the City Manager to discuss the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program and coordinate with the city staff and the Cambridge Housing Authority to provide the following information given to the City Council at the round table meeting. Mayor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Davis and Councillor Maher Order #11 scan—
  225. 225225CM Requesting the City Manager to consider a pilot program to open up one of the youth centers in the later evening hours. Councillor Galluccio Order #12 scan—
  226. 226226CM Requesting the City Manager to communicate to confer with the Election Commission to send out more effective notification of polling places and to explore other possibilities of easing the confusion for voters on election day. Councillor Decker Order #13 scan—
  227. 227227CM Requesting the City Manager to direct the Public Works Commissioner to clean up Central Square. Councillor Decker and Mayor Sullivan Order #14 scan—
  228. 228228CM Requesting the City Manager to develop an appropriate process to consider removing the benches from in front of Libby Liquors. Mayor Sullivan Order #15 (Charter Right Exercised By Councillor Reeves) scan—
  229. 229229CM Requesting the City Manager to appoint someone to speak with Neighbors for a Better Community to explore possible collaboration. Councillors Decker, Simmons and Reeves Order #17 (Charter Right Exercised by Councillor Toomey) scan—
  230. 230230CM Identify opportunities for the city to encourage and/or create affordable housing for artists, including the use of the Affordable Housing Trust and Community Preservation Act. Councillor Murphy and Vice Mayor Davis Order #19 scanOct 28
  231. 231231CM Confer with the City Cable to broadcast information about energy efficiency and recycling and steps residents can take to make a difference in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Order #15 scanOct 28
  232. 232232CM Confer with the Assistant City Manager of Human Services Department to determine if the annual Thanksgiving Turkey program will proceed successfully this year. Councillor Reeves Order #12 scanOct 28
  233. 233233CM Direct the Election Commission to include a self-addressed stamped envelope in every absentee ballot mailed. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanOct 28
  234. 234234CM Confer with the City Electrician and the officials of NSTAR to conduct a comprehensive evaluation and analysis of the street lighting in AREA IV. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanOct 28
  235. 235235CM Provide the City Council and the School Committee with a report outlining standards and/or training provided to school crossing guards. Councillor Simmons Order #9 scanOct 28
  236. 236236CM Report on the status of the Traffic Regulation Book. Councillor Simmons Order #10 scanOct 28
  237. 237237CM Requesting the City Manager to immediately commence to implementing the land use and zoning recommendations of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Study. Vice Mayor Davis Order #3 scanOct 28
  238. 238238CM Requesting the City Manager to provide microphones for each Planning Board Member and staff for use at all public meetings. Vice Mayor Davis, Councillor Murphy Order #4 scanOct 28
  239. 239239CM Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the status of providing information on the current regulations guiding traffic and parking in the City of Cambridge to the public, including efforts to compile the information in a booklet format dedicating space on the City's web site for the information. Vice Mayor Davis Order #5 scan—
  240. 240240CM Requesting the City Manager to share with the Cambridge Housing Authority available resources and information pertaining to the City's employee diversity training program. Vice Mayor Davis, Mayor Sullivan Order #6 scan—
  241. 241241CM Requesting the City Manager to provide the City Council with an update on Accessible Taxi Cabs. Councillor Simmons Order #1 scan—
  242. 242242CM Charter Right exercised by Councillor Reeves on Order #15 of October 7, 2002 requesting the City Manager to develop an appropriate process to consider removing the benches from in front of Libby Liquors. Calendar Item #1 scan—
  243. 243243CM Charter Right exercised by Councillor Maher on Order #3 of October 28, 2002 requesting the City Manager to immediately commence to implement the land use and zoning recommendations of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Study. Calendar Item #1 scanNov 4
  244. 244244CM Ensure that all responses to Councillor requests for constituent services through the Hansen System be returned within fourteen days, unless there are extraordinary circumstances. Councillor Decker Order #1 scanNov 4
  245. 245245CM Assign additional police patrols in the streets around the Haggerty School. Councilor Maher Order #4 scanNov 4
  246. 246246CM Report on unsafe parking and a list of narrow streets and alleyways where illegal parking is a problem. Vice Mayor Davis Order #6 scanNov 4
  247. 247247CM Review handicapped parking on Magee Street. Councillor Reeves Order #7 scanNov 4
  248. 248248CM Report on including more arts programming on the City's cable station to promote public involvement and participation in the arts available in Cambridge. Mayor Sullivan Order #5 scanNov 4
  249. 249249R Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Assistant City Manager for Community Development to study the possibility of developing a "Share the Road" public education campaign designed to inform bicyclists and motorists of the rules and regulations for each group. Order #2 scanNov 18
  250. 250250R Requesting the City Manager to provide the City Council with a comprehensive report on the diversity training provided to City Employees. Councillor Simmons Order #3 scanNov 18
  251. 251251R Requesting the City Manager to report back to the City Council on the feasibility of developing a medical emergency program. Councillor Maher Order #4 scanNov 18
  252. 252252R Requesting the City Manager review the paving of York Place. Councillor Simmons Order #5 scanNov 18
  253. 253253R Requesting the City Manager to report back on hiring an arborist. Councillor Simmons Order #6 scanNov 18
  254. 254254R Requesting the City Manager to report back on the status of having street signs at all streets. Councillor Simmons Order #7 scanNov 18
  255. 255255R Requesting the City Manager to report back on the condition of the Cambridge sewers and on ways that the City can have them cleaned more often. Councillor Simmons Order #8 scanNov 18
  256. 256256R Requesting the City Manager to instruct the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation to look into placing a full traffic light on the corner of Erie and Brookline Streets. Councillor Simmons Order #12 scanNov 18
  257. 257257R Requesting the City Manager to direct the Commissioner of Inspectional Services to investigate the possible housing code violations at 93 Kirkland Street. Councillor Simmons Order #13 scanNov 18
  258. 258258R. Requesting the City Manager to report back on the installation, with a timeline, of LED traffic lights and on information on funding. Vice Mayor Davis and Mayor Sullivan Order #14 scan—
  259. 259259R Requesting the City Manager to apply to the Massachusetts Highway Department for a 24-hour truck ban on Putnam Avenue. Vice Mayor Davis and Mayor Sullivan Order #15 scan—
  260. 260260R Requesting the City Manager to report back with a plan to address roadway conditions on Speradakis Terrace. Mayor Sullivan Order #16 scan—
  261. 261261R Requesting the City Manager to instruct the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation Commissioner of Public Works to immediately approve and install said signs attached to the appropriate parking meters on Brookline Street. Councillor Simmons Order #17 scan—
  262. 262262R Report on the formation of a Citizens Advisory Committee to make recommendations on fiscal responsibility and the achievement gaps. Councillor Maher and entire membership Order #18 - See Appointments 4/18/03 for names of Appointed Committee scan—
  263. 263263CM Clarification of the curb cut process, specifically as it pertains to abutters. Vice Mayor Davis Order #1 scanNov 25
  264. 264264CM Nominate for recognition businesses, organizations, institutions and efforts made to save energy as the winter/heating season approaches. Vice Mayor Davis Order #2 scanNov 25
  265. 265265CM Requesting the City Manager to update the City Council on his effort to rectify AT&T Broadband's violation of the negotiated Senior Discount. Councillor Maher Order #3 scanNov 25
  266. 266266CM Requesting the City Manager to prepare a report regarding the changes in services by the MBTA for the Night Owl route. Vice Mayor Davis and Councillor Galluccio Order #5 scanNov 25
  267. 267267CM Requesting the City Manager to provide the City Council with a report on the application for a curb cut at 33 Walker Street as to completeness of application and whether the proposal complies with the Zoning Ordinance. Vice Mayor Davis Order #6 scanNov 25
  268. 268268CM Requesting the City Manager to consult with the officials of the MBTA about replacing the glass on the sides of the Harvard Square T Shop. Order #2 scanDec 9
  269. 269269CM Requesting the City Manager to confer with the Fire Chief to find an equitable solution to the problem of carbon monoxide alarms sounding in fire stations. Order #3 scanDec 9
  270. 270270CM Requesting the City Manager to send an official correspondence from the City of Cambridge to all CPA's and tax preparation services in Cambridge, as verified by the IRS to discourage promotion of rapid refund loans to EITC filers/recipients. Order #4 scanDec 9
  271. 271271CM Thanking the Cambridge Arts Council for their work on the paint signal boxes program. Order #5 scanDec 9
  272. 272272CM Requesting the City Manager to develop a plan for designing and installing "Welcome to Cambridge" signs, possibly through a competition open to the public. Order #6 scanDec 9
  273. 273273CM Requesting the City Manager to report on the suspension of Turner Classic which was moved to the digital package, from the basic cable package. Order #7 scanDec 9
  274. 274274CM Requesting the City Manager to report on the feasibility of hiring a City Archivist in the foreseeable future. Order #1 scanDec 16
  275. 275275CM Requesting the City Manager to instruct the Police Commissioner to hold a community meeting within two weeks in the Mount Auburn/Haggerty School community. Order #3 scanDec 16
  276. 276276CM Requesting the City Manager to designate specific staff and resources for coordinating all sister city projects. Order #4 scanDec 16
  277. 277277CM Requesting the City Manager to instruct the City Solicitor to redraft home rule legislation to lower the voting age to seventeen in Cambridge municipal elections. Order #5 scanDec 16
  278. 278278CM Requesting the City Manager to provide the City Council with a status report on when Frances Place will be repaved due to the dangerous condition of the roadway. Order #9 scanDec 16
  279. 279279CM That the Council approve the Climate Protection Plan submitted by the City Manager and prepared in consultation with the Climate Protection Task Force, and further adopts the target outlined in the plan. Order #10 scanDec 16

Finance

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  1. 11F Increase the Affordable Housing Trust by at least one million dollars. Councillor Decker Order #11 Calendar #4 June 4, 2001 scanJan 14
  2. 22F Appropriation of $35,015 to provide funds for the "Strengthening Adult Literacy" Program which offers tutoring for bot native English speakers and bilingual or multilingual English speakers. Consent Agenda #7 9-0-0 scanJan 14
  3. 33F Appropriation of $100,000 in the Grant Fund of the Public Works Extraordinary Expenditures Account from the Massachusetts Historical Commission for the exterior renovations performed at City Hall. Consent Agenda #6 9-0-0 scanJan 14
  4. 44F Appropriation of $425 in the Grant Fund of the Fire Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the 3M Company to be used to purchase a digital camera for the Student Awareness Fire Education (SAFE) Program. Consent Agenda #5 9-0-0 scanJan 14
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  12. 1212F Appropriation of additional CDBG funds for $2,320 to provide funds for the staff of the Planning & Development Division to attend a CDBG related conference. Consent Agenda #8 scanFeb 11
  13. 1313F Appropriation of $7,925 from Project Bread to enable the Senior Center's food pantry to provide meals, holiday baskets, and food for special events. Consent Agenda#9 scanFeb 11
  14. 1414F Appropriation of $1,847.14 in private donations to provide funds for educational and recreational programs as well as transportation for senior trips at the Council on Aging. Consent Agenda #10 scanFeb 11
  15. 1515F Appropriation of a grant from the Massachusetts Dept. of Education for $22,000 to provide funding for the Project Playgroup for the Center for Families in North Cambridge to provide early intervention programs for infants and toddlers during the spring/summer of 2002. Consent Agenda #11 scanFeb 11
  16. 1616F Appropriation of $700 in donations from Cambridge businesses to provide the matching funds required by the Mass. Dept. of Education Workforce Education Grant to be used to pay a part-time teacher for English classes as well as purchase supplies. Consent Agenda #12 scanFeb 11
  17. 1717F Appropriation of a grant from the Governor's Alliance Against Drugs, through Impact of North Charles, Inc. for $11,450 to cover a portion of the salaries of the Cambridge Prevention Coalition staff as well as certain operating expenses of the program. Consent Agenda #13 scanFeb 11
  18. 1818F Appropriation of a grant for $127,985 to provide additional funds to cover a portion of the salaries of the staff of the Fuel Assistance Program as well as program expenses and benefits. Consent Agenda #14 scanFeb 11
  19. 1919F Appropriation of a grant for $10,635 to provide funds for the Low Income Sewer and Water Assistance Program that is available to Cambridge and Somerville homeowners whose income falls at or below 150% of poverty according to federal guidelines. Consent Agenda #15 scanFeb 11
  20. 2020F A communication was received from Representative Alice K. Wolf, regarding the FY 03 budget. Consent Communication #6 scanFeb 11
  21. 2121F Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $45,690 in the Grant Fund DPW Salary & Wages Account ($31,000) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($31,000) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($14,690) from the Comm. Of Mass through its Municipal Recycling Incentive Program to provide funds to support two full time contract positions, a neighborhood project to increase curbside recycling program participation and to support the school recycling incentive program. Consent Agenda #11 scanFeb 25
  22. 2222F Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the transfer of $396, 246 from the General Fund Schools Salary & Wages Account ($111,246) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($285,000) to the Schools Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for renovations and equipment for the RSTA program. Consent Agenda #12 scanFeb 25
  23. 2323F City's FY2001 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. Referred to Financial Committee on motion of Vice Mayor Davis Consent Agenda #14 scanFeb 25
  24. 2424F Transmitting a communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $303,400 in the General Fund Cable TV Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Cable Franchise Fee, which represents the second half payment in this fiscal year to CCTV under the terms of their agreement and is 3% of the cable franchise revenue. Consent Agenda #13 scanFeb 25
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  26. 2626F Appropriation of $52,370 in the Grant Fund Public Celebrations (Arts) Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Mass. Cultural Council to re-grant Cambridge artists and arts organizations. Consent Agenda #11 scanMar 25
  27. 2727F Appropriation of a Grant for $10,990 from the State Department. Of Environmental Protection to the Grant Fund DPW Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to implement and evaluate a program designed to increase participation in the City's curbside recycling program. Consent Agenda #12 scanMar 25
  28. 2828F Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the transfer of $1,697.40 from the Grant Fund DHSP Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to complete the last of the eight contracts awarded from Steward B. McKinney Homeless funds. Consent Agenda #13 scanMar 25
  29. 2929F Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the appropriation of $4,500 in funds received from the Somerville Cambridge Elder Services to the Grant Fund DHSP Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for minor home adaptations and equipment to low income senior citizens to assist them in their independent living. Consent Agenda #14 scanMar 25
  30. 3030F Appropriation from the Adult Literacy Resource Institute for $7,119 to the Grant Fund DHSP Salary & Wages Account to cover a portion of the salaries of three part-time teachers at the Community Learning Center who will provide a learning disabilities program for participants at the CLC. Consent Agenda #15 scanMar 25
  31. 3131F Appropriation of $2,450 in funds received from the Educational Development Center, The Medical Center, and Cab Health and Recovery Services to the Grant Fund DHSP Salary & Wages Account to provide funds to cover a portion of the salaries of the staff of the Cambridge Prevention Coalition that provides substance abuse counseling. Consent Agenda #16 scanMar 25
  32. 3232F Appropriation of $3,768 from donations from Cambridge businesses and private donors to the Grant Fund DHSP Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($2,368) and Travel & Training Account ($1,400) to provide funds to increase the level of services offered by the Youth Division and to enable the staff of this program to attend various training sessions. Consent Agenda #17 scanMar 25
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  36. 3636F Appropriation of $97,500 to the Traffic, Parking & Transportation Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($47,500) and Extraordinary Expenditures Account ($50,000) from excess parking fund revenues to cover increased energy, service repairs & maintenance and advertising costs and to purchase three S10 Chevy pick-up trucks. Consent Agenda #2 scanApr 8
  37. 3737F Appropriation of $150,000 in the Public Investment Fund of the Cable Department Extraordinary Expenditures Account from AT&T Franchise Revenues to provide relocation expenses for the Cable Office during the construction of the Main Library. Consent Agenda #3 scanApr 8
  38. 3838F Appropriation of $62,200 in the Public Investment Fund of the Fire Department Extraordinary Expenditures Account from MIT as a result of a contract for confined space service provided by the Fire Department to be used to purchase rescue equipment. Consent Agenda #4 scanApr 8
  39. 3939F Appropriation of a grant from FEMA through the United Way of Mass for $8,400 to the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to increase and extend currently available emergency resources for clients in need through the Fuel Assistance Program. Consent Agenda #5 scanApr 8
  40. 4040F Appropriation of a grant from the Disability Law Center for $25,000 to the grant fund Human Services Salary and Wages Account ($2,750) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($22,250) to provide funds to create more opportunities for inclusion of children with disabilities in out-of-school programs. Consent Agenda #6 scanApr 8
  41. 4141F Transfer of $25,000 from the Finance (MIS) Other Ordinary Maintenance to the Finance (MIS) Travel & Training Account to provide funds for PeopleSoft and SQL training as well as attendance at conferences. Consent Agenda #7 scanApr 8
  42. 4242F Appropriation of $1,090,000 to the Public Investment Funds Schools Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for renovations to the Rindge School of Technical Arts and the acquisition of equipment for the programs that the school offers. Consent Agenda #8 scanApr 8
  43. 4343F Transfer of $30,000 from the Mayor's Office Salary & Wages Account to the Mayor's Office Other Ordinary Maintenance Account. Consent Agenda #10 scanApr 8
  44. 4444F Transfer of $6,000 in the General Fund from the City Council Travel & Training Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to augment the office supplies budget. Consent Agenda #11 scanApr 8
  45. 4545F FY2003 submitted budget and appropriation orders. Consent Agenda #1 scanApr 22
  46. 4646F Appropriation of $40,376 from the Massachusetts Department of Education to the Grant Fund DHSP Salary & Wages Account ($39,280), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($1,000), and Travel & Training Account ($96) to provide funds for a Teacher Coordinator and related supply and training costs for the Even Start Program, which is operated in conjunction with the School Department. Consent Agenda #4 scanApr 22
  47. 4747F Appropriation of $25,000 in the General Fund from free cash to the Veterans ' Service Travel & Training Account to provide funds to cover higher-than-anticipated costs for veterans benefits due to an increase in the number of units of service provided to veterans and their dependents. Consent Agenda #5 scanApr 22
  48. 4848F Appropriation of $425,000 to the Grant Fund Police Department from the Mass Executive Office of Public Safety to assist in the continuing implementation of a community policing strategy in Cambridge. Consent Agenda #8 scanApr 22
  49. 4949F Communication from the Planning Board expressing its support for the FY2003 capital budget proposal to allocated funds for planning study of the Concord/Alewife area. Consent Agenda #2 scanApr 29
  50. 5050F Transfer of $40,000 from the General Fund Employee Benefits Salaries & Wages to the Police Travel & Training to provide funds for medical payments for officers injured in the line duty as well as retired officers. Consent Agenda #4 scanApr 29
  51. 5151F Appropriation in the General Fund of $7,500 from Free Cash to the City Council Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for a portrait of the former mayor. Consent Agenda #5 scanApr 29
  52. 5252F Transfer of $6,000 in the General Fund from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the City Council Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to continue the training and technical assistance in facilitating the process involving city and university interactions through June 30, 2002. Consent Agenda #7 scanApr 29
  53. 5353F Transfer of $275 from the Grant Fund Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Salary & Wages Account to provide funds to cover a portion of the benefits for the Coordinator/Trainer of the Community Learning Center. Consent Agenda #8 scanApr 29
  54. 5454F Appropriation of $1,000 from the Mass Dept. of Education Services Travel & Training Account to provide funds for conference attendance for a staff member of the Community Learning Center. Consent Agenda #9 scanApr 29
  55. 5555F Transfer of $5,490 from the Grant Fund Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($4,030) and Travel & Training Account ($1,460) to the Salary & Wages Account to provide funds for a part time employee to provide Life Skills training. Consent Agenda #10 scanApr 29
  56. 5656F Transfer of $15,000 from the General Fund Personnel Salary & Wages to the Travel & Training Account to provide funds to cover additional EAP, diversity, and PeopleSoft training for the remainder of the fiscal year. Consent Agenda #1 scanMay 13
  57. 5757F Transfer of $20,000 in the General Fund of the Public Works Department from Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to Travel & Training (Judgment & Damages) to enable surplus funds in the snow operating account to be used for medial bill payments and lump sum settlement. Consent Agenda #2 scanMay 13
  58. 5858F Appropriation of donations from Cambridge businesses to match Massachusetts Department of Education Workplace Education grant funds for $2,904 to the Grant Fund Human Services Salaries & Wages Account to provide funds for a part-time teacher for English classes to business employees. Consent Agenda #3 scanMay 13
  59. 5959F Appropriation of a grant from the Paine Social Services for $850 to the Grant Fund Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to train Council on Aging seniors on resources and support for elder victims of domestic violence and to provide limited transportation for seniors to attend sobriety support groups. Consent Agenda #4 scanMay 13
  60. 6060F Appropriation of fees and donations from the annual City Run Road Race for $19,134 to the Grant Fund Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide support for the Friends of Cambridge Athletics, a volunteer parent organization that supports athletic programs at CRLS. Consent Agenda #5 scanMay 13
  61. 6161F Appropriation of $5,000 in fees from program participants for activities and classes at the Senior Center to the General Fund Human Services Salaries & Wages Account to provide funds for additional class instructors.\ Consent Agenda #6 scanMay 13
  62. 6262F Appropriation of $12,000 in fees paid by program participants in the youth center to the General Fund Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance account to provide funds for staff training and technical support. Consent Agenda #7 scanMay 13
  63. 6363F Appropriation of $75,000 in fees from participants in the Harrington Extended Day Program to the General Fund Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for program development and staff training. Consent Agenda #8 scanMay 13
  64. 6464F Appropriation of $203,063 to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund from Free Cash and the transfer of $500,000 from the Stabilization Fund to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund to complete the allocation of FY2002 funds to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. Consent Agenda #2 scanMay 20
  65. 6565F Appropriation of $9,340 in reimbursements from the MCAD to the Grant Fund Human Rights Salaries & Wages Account to provide funds for interns who assist staff members in investigations relating to employment discrimination cases. Consent Agenda #9 scanMay 20
  66. 6666F Appropriation of $3,990 in the Grant Fund of the CDD Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Mass Dept. of Environment Management to be used to purchase aerial imagery and to pay other related expenses of the Cambridge Urban Forest Canopy Assessment Project. Consent Agenda #10 scanMay 20
  67. 6767F Appropriation and authorization to borrow $517,995 from the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to cover a portion of the cost of the Cambridgeport and Infiltration/Inflow projects. Consent Agenda #4 scanMay 20
  68. 6868F Appropriation and authorization to borrow $11,919,542 to provide funds for several sewer reconstruction projects. Consent Agenda #5 scanMay 20
  69. 6969F Appropriation and authorization to borrow an additional $775,000 for renovations to the Taylor Square Fire Station. Consent Agenda #6 scanMay 20
  70. 7070F Appropriation and authorization to borrow $850,000 for extensive renovations to the Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr./Fresh Pond Golf Course. Consent Agenda #7 scanMay 20
  71. 7171F Committee Report from Councillor Brian Murphy, Chair of the Finance Committee, for public hearings held relative to the General Fund Budget for the City of Cambridge for Fiscal Year 2003 in the amount of $307,399,715. Committee Report #1 scanMay 20
  72. 7272F Recommendation of the Community Preservation act (CPA) Committee for FY2002 and FY2003. Consent Agenda #1 scanMay 20
  73. 7373F Information requested by the Finance Committee during the course of the FY03 budget hearings. Consent Agenda #3 scanMay 20
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  78. 7878F Appropriation of $112,725 in the Grant Fund of the CDD Salary & Wages Account from program income generated over the past few years resulting from early repayment of Lead Safe Cambridge loans from participating property owners to be used for program staff support and will assist in extending program services through October, 2002. Consent Agenda #9 scanJun 10
  79. 7979F Transfer of $2,700 in the Grant Fund from the CDD Travel & Training Account to be used to support ongoing lead poisoning prevention efforts through the lead-safe housing program. Consent Agenda #10 scanJun 10
  80. 8080F Appropriation of $90,000 in the Public Investment Fund of the CDD Extraordinary Expenditures Account from Free Cash to be used for environmental testing, consultant support and related activities at Russell Field. Consent Agenda #11 scanJun 10
  81. 8181F Appropriation of $879,000 in the Public Investment Fund of the CDD Extraordinary Expenditures Account from the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development through its HOME Program and will be used as follows: ($745,150) will be applied directly to affordable housing development, and ($131,850) will go to Community Housing Development Organizations, Just-A-Start and Homeowner's Rehab. Consent Agenda #12 scanJun 10
  82. 8282F Appropriation of $160,000 in the Public Investment Fund of the CDD Extraordinary Expenditures Account from loan repayments to be used for completing the CHA Condo Acquisition Project. Consent Agenda #13 scanJun 10
  83. 8383F transfer of $50,000 in the General Fund from the Fire Dept. Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to cover unforeseen expenses related to additional recruit classes requiring purchase of turnout gear and station uniforms, replacement of the gas trap/mud separator tank for floor drains at Fire Headquarters to satisfy EPA mandates, replacement of the jaws of life hydraulic pump for Ladder 2, additional hoses, and transmission repairs to Rescues 1 and 2. Consent Agenda #14 scanJun 10
  84. 8484F Approve payment of claims against the City of Cambridge. Order #31 scanJun 10
  85. 8585F Order authorizing the City Manager to transfer appropriation from available balances prior to the close of the books for FY01-02. Consent Agenda #1 scanJun 10
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  89. 8989F The Finance Committee hold a hearing on increasing the residential exemption from 20% to 30%. Order #15 scanJun 17
  90. 9090F Appropriation of $500,000 in available sewer revenues to the Public Investment Fund Public Works Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds to perform an inventory of the City's sewer and storm drainage system through detailed field investigations and a thorough upgrade and analysis of the geographic information system infrastructure data as required under GASB34, ongoing televising and cleaning of the sewer and drain lines, and ongoing sampling and metering of sewer and drain lines. Consent Agenda #1 scanJun 17
  91. 9191F Appropriation of $1,000 in the Grand Fund of the Public Works Department Other Ordinary Maintenance from the Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection to be used to implement and evaluate a program designed to increase participation in the City's curbside recycling program. Consent Agenda #2 scanJun 17
  92. 9292F Appropriation of donations from various individuals for $3,273 to the Grant Fund Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for recreational programs including the Special Needs Program and the annual City Youth Games. Consent Agenda #3 scanJun 17
  93. 9393F Appropriation of a grant from the CHA for $69,063 to the Grant Fund Human Services Salaries & Wages Account to provide funds to maintain the capacity of the Cambridge Employment Program. Consent Agenda #4 scanJun 17
  94. 9494F Transfer of $2,358 from the Grant Fund Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Salary & Wages Account to provide funds to enable the Center for Families of North Cambridge to increase staff hours for childcare services. Consent Agenda #5 scanJun 17
  95. 9595F Appropriation of a grant from the Massachusetts Dept. of Education for $15,843 to the Grant Fund DHSP Salaries & Wages Account ($12,863) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($2,980) to provide funds for a portion of the salaries of teachers at the CLC. Consent Agenda #6 scanJun 17
  96. 9696F Appropriation of a grant for $1,574,214 from the U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development to the Grant Fund DHSP Salaries & Wages ($37,479) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($1,536,735) to provide funds for eight contracts with Cambridge homeless service providers to deliver a range of services to homeless persons. Consent Agenda #7 scanJun 17
  97. 9797F Asking members of the House and Senate Appropriations Committees to restore the $400 million in workforce funding that was removed from the FY02 Supplemental Appropriations negotiations. Mayor Sullivan Order #6 scanJul 29
  98. 9898F Appropriation of $72,512.00 in the Grant Fund of the Human Rights Commission Salaries and Wages Account ($47,512) and Travel and Training Account ($25,000) from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to provide funds for the Housing Assistance Program and the cost of a full-time Attorney-Investigator and legal interns. Consent Agenda #17 9-0-0 scanJul 29
  99. 9999F Appropriation of $155,254.00 in the Grant Fund of the Police Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($65,254) and Extraordinary Expenditures Account ($90,000) from the U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance to provide funds for the fourth round of sub-grants for community partnership to establish crime prevention programs. Consent Agenda #18 9-0-0 scanJul 29
  100. 100100F Appropriation of $107,892.00 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to subsidize the cost of permanent housing for persons with disabilities who would otherwise be homeless. Consent Agenda #19 9-0-0 scanJul 29
  101. 101101F Appropriation of $137,000.00 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salaries and Wages Account ($6,850) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($130,250) from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to provide funds to contract with local shelter providers and other essential services for the homeless. Consent Agenda #20 9-0-0 scanJul 29
  102. 102102F Appropriation of $60,000 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salaries and Wages Account ($48,773) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($11,227) from the Massachusetts Department of Education to provide funds for a portion of the salary for counselors and part-time childcare workers and subcontracted services and printing costs. Consent Agenda #21 9-0-0 scanJul 29
  103. 103103F Appropriation of $46,820.00 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Public Works other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection to provide funds for recycling curbside bins, replacement toters, mailing services and other recycling program expenses. Consent Agenda #22 9-0-0 scan—
  104. 104104F Appropriation of $114,983 in the Water Fund of the Water Department Salaries & Wages Account ($22,478), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($82,100) and ($10,405) to provide funds for assessment, support and enhance security planning as it relates to the vulnerability assessment. Consent Agenda #25 9-0-0 scan—
  105. 105105F Appropriation of $59,825 in the Grant Fund Human Services Salaries and Wages Account ($9,600), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($49,100) and Travel and Training Account ($1,125) from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs, to provide funds for senior substance abuse service, transportation and weekend staff at the senior center. Consent Agenda #26 9-0-0 scan—
  106. 106106F Appropriation of $5,500 in the Grant Fund Human Services Salaries and Wages Account from funds received from training provided by the Cambridge Prevention Coalition, to provide funds for a portion of the salary of the Community Health Trainer at the Cambridge Prevention Coalition. Consent Agenda #27 9-0-0 scan—
  107. 107107F Appropriation of $2,148 to the Grant Fund Human Services, from the United Way, to provide funds for the operation of the Senior Center's food pantry. Consent Agenda #28 9-0-0 scan—
  108. 108108F Appropriation of a grant from HUD for $95,987 to the Grant Fund Human Rights Salaries & Wages Account ($48,497), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($44,490), and Travel & Training Account ($3,000) to provide funds for a full-time Education and Outreach Coordinator for the Fair Housing Initiative Program. Consent Agenda #12 8-0-1 scanSep 9
  109. 109109F Appropriation of a grant from the Executive Office of Public Safety for $55,000 to the Grant Fund DHSP Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to support a violence prevention curriculum in the Guidance Center of the Cambridge Public Schools. Consent Agenda #13 8-0-1 scanSep 9
  110. 110110F Appropriation of $69,000 in property taxes to the General Fund DHSP Salaries & Wages Account ($53,500) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($13,500) to provide additional funds for the Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program. Consent Agenda #14 8-0-1 scanSep 9
  111. 111111F Appropriation of donations from various companies and individuals for $1,800 to the Grant Fund DHSP Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for workshops to supply Cambridge teens with skills needed for employment. Consent Agenda #15 8-0-1 scanSep 9
  112. 112112F Appropriation of a donation from the Mt. Auburn Hospital for $9,350 to the Grant Fund DHSP Salaries & Wages Account ($8,390) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($960) to provide funds for ESL classes for employees of the hospital. Consent Agenda #16 8-0-1 scanSep 9
  113. 113113F Appropriation of $9,675 in funds from the annual charity golf tournament sponsored by the City and Harvard Real Estate to the Grant Fund DHSP Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to prevent homelessness and to assist with housing. Consent Agenda #17 8-0-1 scanSep 9
  114. 114114F Appropriation of a grant from the State Department of Transitional Assistance for $192,500 to the Grant Fund DHSP Salaries & Wages Account ($185,137), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($6,063) and Travel & Training Account ($1,300) to provide funds to cover the costs of the salaries of caseworkers in the program to prevent homelessness as well as related program costs. Consent Agenda #18 8-0-1 scanSep 9
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  118. 118118F Votes necessary to seek the Mass. Department of Revenue approval for the tax rate FOR FY2003. Consent Agenda #1 scanSep 23
  119. 119119F Appropriation of $2,255,000 in bond proceeds to the Public Investment Fund Fire Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide additional funding needed to complete the full restoration of the Taylor Square Fire Station. Consent Agenda #21 scanSep 23
  120. 120120F Appropriation of a donation from the Cambridge Health Alliance for $15,000 to the Grant Fund DHSP Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to support the Cambridge Food Pantry Network by providing nutritional foods to Cambridge residents. Consent Agenda #8 scanOct 7
  121. 121121F Appropriation of a donation from Abt Associates and Community Action, Inc. for $3,800 to the Grant Fund DHSP Salary & Wages Account ($2,895), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($505) and Travel & Training Account ($400) to provide funds for costs related to the assessment of students. Consent Agenda #9 scanOct 7
  122. 122122F Transfer of $30,000 from the Electrical Salary & Wages Account to the Electrical Travel & Training (Judgement & Damages ) Account to provide funds for a lump sum settlement. Consent Agenda #10 scanOct 7
  123. 123123F Transfer of $20,000 from the Grant Fund Human Rights Travel & Training Account to the Human Rights Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to redesign, translate, and produce the Commission's brochure and other informational resources. Consent Agenda #11 scanOct 7
  124. 124124F Appropriation of a grant from the Nellie Mae Education Foundation for $61,000 to the DHSP Salary & Wages Account ($43,012), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($16,993) and Travel & Training Account ($995) to provide funds to enhance the ABE to College Transition Service (Bridge Program). Consent Agenda #15 scanOct 7
  125. 125125F Appropriation of a grant from the U.S. Department of Education $227,136 to the DHSP Salary & Wages Account ($38,000), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($185,000), and Travel and Training Account ($4,136) to provide funds for nutritious meals for Cambridge youth at 31 sites throughout the City. Consent Agenda #16 scanOct 7
  126. 126126F Appropriation and authorization to borrow an additional $1,950,000 for the 57 Inman project to supplement the original appropriation of $8,200,000. Consent Agenda #2 scanOct 7
  127. 127127F Transfer of $90,000 in the General Fund Public Works from the Salary & Wages Account to the Travel & Training (Judgement & Damages) Account to provide funds for payment of lump sum settlements and medical bills. Consent Agenda #5 scanOct 28
  128. 128128F Transfer of $4,136 from the Grant Fund DHSP Travel & Training Account to the DHSP Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for general operating expenses related to the program that provides nutritious meals to Cambridge youth during the summer. Consent Agenda #7 scanOct 28
  129. 129129F Transfer of $13,370 in the General Fund from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Election Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for additional printing, mailing, and handling costs related to the polling place notification for the November State General Election. Consent Agenda #6 scanOct 28
  130. 130130F Appropriation of a grant from HUD for $86,202 to the Human Rights Salary & Wages Account ($45,702), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($13,000), and Travel & Training Account ($27,500) to provide funds for Fair Housing Assistance Program activities. Consent Agenda #8 scanOct 28
  131. 131131F Final votes necessary to appropriation the 2002 state matching funds for Fiscal Year 2003 Community Preservation Act. Consent Agenda #15 scanOct 28
  132. 132132F Appropriation of $8,400 in the Grant Fund DHSP Salary & Wages ($7,611), and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($789) from the CHA to fund a portion of the Bridge Transition to College Program for high school and GED graduates who desire to attend college. Consent Agenda #2 scanNov 4
  133. 133133F Appropriation of $22,100 in the Grant Fund of the DHSP Salary & Wages ($20,900) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($1,200) from the Friends of the CLC to support the Even Start and ABE Program. Consent Agenda #3 scanNov 4
  134. 134134F Appropriation of $47,329 in the Grant Fund of the DHSP Salary & Wages Account ($45,215) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($2,114) from HUD to the Community Learning Center to provide computer classes for CHA residents of Jefferson Park and 119 Windsor Street. Consent Agenda #5 scanNov 4
  135. 135135F Appropriation of $722,995 in the Grant Fund of the DHSP Salary & Wages Account ($644,922) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($78,073) from the Mass. Dept. of Education to the Community Learning Center for the purpose of providing Adult Basic Education, ESOL and Literacy classes. Consent Agenda #6 scanNov 4
  136. 136136F Appropriation of $75,000 in the Grant Fund of the DHSP Salary & Wages Account ($65,325), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($8,875) and Travel & Training Account ($800) from the U.S. Dept. of Justice for the Cambridge Prevention Coalition to continue its substance abuse prevention work in middle school classrooms. Consent Agenda #7 scanNov 4
  137. 137137F Appropriation of $86,165 in the Grant Fund of the DHSP Salary & Wages Account ($63,874), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($20,576), and Travel & Training Account ($1,715) from the Mass. Dept. of Education to the Community Learning Center through the Young Adults with Learning Disabilities Project. Consent Agenda #8 scanNov 4
  138. 138138F Appropriation of $20,000 in the Grant Fund of the DHSP Salary & Wages Account ($14,925) and Other Ordinance Maintenance Account ($5,075) from the Governor's Alliance Against Drugs for the Prevention Coalition to continue its substance abuse and violence prevention work in the middle school classrooms. Consent Agenda #4 scanNov 4
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  140. 140140F Appropriation of $90,616 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary and Wages Account ($76,438) Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($13,678) and Travel and Training Account ($500) from Mass Dept. of Education to provide funds for civics education to adult ESO students in existing classes. Consent Agenda #7 scanNov 25
  141. 141141F Appropriation of $28,826 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salary and Wages Account from the Mass Department of Education to provide funds for English Classes to employees in restaurants and hotels. Consent Agenda #8 scanNov 25
  142. 142142F Appropriation of $60,000 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salary and Wages Account ($5,504) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($54,496) from the Mass Dept. of Education to provide funds to create a comprehensive family education and support system through integration of local programs. Consent Agenda #9 scanNov 25
  143. 143143F Transfer of $76,922 in the Grant Fund from the Community Development Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account the Salary and Wages Account. This transfer will enable the staff of the HUD Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program to continue through December 31, 2002. Consent Agenda #10 scanNov 25
  144. 144144F Appropriation of $24,368 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary and Wages Account ($15,000) other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($9,368) from Employment Resources Inc. Funds will be used to provide reimbursement to the City of Cambridge for wages spent through the Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program. Consent Agenda #14 scanNov 25
  145. 145145F Appropriation of $782,85 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary and Wages Account ($145,511) from the Mass Department of Housing and Community Development for the Low Income Heat Assistance Program. Consent Agenda #15 scanNov 25
  146. 146146F Appropriation of $1,989.10 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary and Wages Account ($989.10) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from organizations and individuals who attended the Youth Worker Conference. Funds will be used to support employment services for Cambridge Teens. Consent Agenda #16 scanNov 25
  147. 147147F Resolution to assist the Neville Manor project in moving forward to provide the 112 Medicare and Medicaid certified beds in a new, state of the art Level II skilled nursing facility. Consent Agenda #17 scanNov 25
  148. 148148F Appropriation of $2,980 in the Grant Fund of the Historical Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Mass. Cultural Council to be used for operating costs, including purchase of archival materials to conserve and house donated collections, and costs related to educational programs. Consent Agenda #6 scanDec 9
  149. 149149F Appropriation of $11,000 in the Grant Fund of the Police Department Salary & Wages Account ($8,000) Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($3,000) from the Governor's Highway Safety Bureau to assist in the overtime enforcement of the "Click It or Ticket" campaign which promotes safety by ensuring seatbelts are being worn. Consent Agenda #7 scanDec 9
  150. 150150F Appropriation of $403,750 in the Grant Fund of the Police Department Salary & Wages Account ($233,250), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($62,500), and Travel & Training Account ($28,000) and Extraordinary Expenditures Account ($90,000) from the Mass. Executive Office of Public Safety to assist in the continuing implementation of a community policing strategy. Consent Agenda #8 scanDec 9
  151. 151151F Transfer of $87,500 in the General Fund of the Police Department from the Salary & Wages Account to provide funds to pay medical bills and lump sum settlements, and for tuition reimbursements. Consent Agenda #9 scanDec 9
  152. 152152F Appropriation of a grant from the Mass Executive Office of Public Safety through the Community Policing Program for $38,000 to the DHSP Salary & Wages Account ($15,417), Travel & Training Account ($3,500) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($19,083) to fund a part-time coordinator for the North Cambridge Crime Task Force. Consent Agenda #17 scanDec 9
  153. 153153F Appropriation of a grant from the Mass Department of Education for $17,233 to the DHSP Salary & Wages Account ($13,738) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($3,495) to continue to provide evening GED classes for Community Learning Center participants. Consent Agenda #18 scanDec 9
  154. 154154F Transfer, reduction and authorization of $1,800,000 from the North Cambridge railroad underpass project for the following purposes : $700,000 improvements to Cambridge Street, $600,000 Miscellaneous Building Renovations and $500,000 Area Four Open Space Project – Phase! Consent Agenda #12 scanDec 9

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  6. 66H An application was received from the Overdraught, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 877 Cambridge Street. Applications and Petitions #2 scanJan 28
  7. 77H A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, Assistant Commissioner to Engineering, transmitting notification of an established address of 6, 8 and 10 Valentine Street. Consent Communication #7 scanJan 28
  8. 88H Dedicate an appropriate location honoring deceased firefighter Edward Fowler. Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Order #1 scanFeb 11
  9. 99H Dedicate the corner of Thorndike and Fifths Streets in honor of the Vincent Pacelli Family. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanFeb 11
  10. 1010H Dedication of the corner of Market and Columbia Streets in honor of Lester Clarence O'Bannon. Mayor Sullivan Order #8 scanFeb 11
  11. 1111H Dedicate a suitable location in the Area of Technology Square In memory of Daniel Lewin, Co-founder of Akamai. Mayor Sullivan Order #11 scanFeb 11
  12. 1212H An application was received from Kinko's, requesting permission for a sign at the premises numbered 600 Technology Square. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development Departments and abutters. Applications and Petitions #1 scanFeb 11
  13. 1313H An application was received from Café Baystate, requesting permission for four tables and eight chairs at the premises numbered 119 Hampshire Street. Applications and Petitions #2 scanFeb 11
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  19. 1919H An application was received from Gary D. Kanitz, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign, one chair and one table to display literature on the sidewalk on John F. Kennedy Street near the backside of the T elevator shaft in Harvard Square. Applications and Petitions #2 scanMar 18
  20. 2020H An application was received from Simons Coffeehouse, requesting permission for two tables and six chairs for restaurant seating at the premises numbered 1736 Mass. Avenue. Applications and Petitions #3 scanMar 18
  21. 2121H An application was received from The Dance Complex, requesting permission for a temporary banner across Mass. Avenue in front of City Hall. Applications and Petitions #4 scanMar 18
  22. 2222H A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, Assistant Commissioner of Engineering, transmitting notification of an address reassignment of 125 Sixth Street. Consent Communication #10 scanMar 18
  23. 2323H The City Council designate the corner of Lawrence and Magazine Streets as Thomas R. Smyth Square. Order #11 scanMar 18
  24. 2424H Mass. Highway layout No. 7598 order of taking. scanMar 18
  25. 2525H An application was received from Cuchi Cuchi Ltd., requesting permission for four small tables and/or two long benches against the front of the restaurant or eight chairs for restaurants seating at the premises numbered 795 Main Street. Applications and Petitions #3 scanMar 25
  26. 2626H A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, regarding the application from Lyme Properties LLC requesting approval for the following new street names: Broad Canal Way Athenaeum Street (extension of existing Athenaeum Street) Kendall Street West Kendall Street East Kendall Street. Approval has been received from Public Works and Emergency Communications Departments. Communications and Reports from City Officers #1 scanMar 25
  27. 2727H Awaiting Report Item Number 02-10, regarding a report on traffic signals at Brookline Street and Massachusetts Avenue, Walden Street and Mass. Avenue, and at the intersection of Green/Western/River Streets. Consent Agenda #9 scanMar 25
  28. 2828H An application was received from Custodio Gonsalves, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 11 Carlisle Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical and Public Works. No response has been received from neighborhood associations. Applications and Petitions #1 scanMar 25
  29. 2929H An application was received from Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 55 Essex Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical and Public Works. No response has been received from neighborhood association. Applications and Petitions #2 scanMar 25
  30. 3030H Approve new streets of Broad Canal Way, Athenaeum Street (extension of existing Athenaeum Street), Kendall Street, West Kendall Street and East Kendall Street. Order #16 scanMar 25
  31. 3131H The intersection of Flagg Street and Bank Street be dedicated in memory of Joseph Concannon and that a suitable dedication ceremony be held after conferring with the family. Order #6 scanMar 25
  32. 3232H The City Council in conjunction with the Manager is requested to arrange for a plaque and dedication ceremony in the lobby of the Haggerty School for Pauline O'Donnell. Order #9 scanMar 25
  33. 3333H Dedicating a suitable location in the vicinity of Saint John the Evangelist School in North Cambridge in honor of Lucille Kelly. Order #4 scanApr 8
  34. 3434H An application was received from Kendall, LLC, requesting two curb cuts for Parcel A and three curb cuts for Parcel B at the premises numbered 364 Third Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical and Public Works. Approval has been received from both neighborhood associations. Applications and Petitions #1 scanApr 8
  35. 3535H An application was received from Muireann Glenmullen, Trustee, 13 Follen Street Trust, requesting permission for a change of name on the property at 13 Follen Street to 1 Follen Lane. Applications and Petitions #9 scanApr 8
  36. 3636H An application was received from Fleet National Bank, requesting permission for a canopy and four signs at the premises numbered 1414 Mass. Avenue. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development Departments and abutters. Applications and Petitions #8 scanApr 8
  37. 3737H An application was received from Low Price Jewels & Merchandise, requesting permission for two tables to display merchandise Thursdays-Saturday from 11:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. at the premises numbered 577 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #2 scanApr 8
  38. 3838H An application was received from Daedalus, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 45 ½ Mount Auburn Street. Applications and Petitions #3 scanApr 8
  39. 3939H An application was received from Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, Department of Drama and Dance, requesting permission to hang a temporary banner at Prospect Street and Massachusetts Avenue announcing their Annual Dance Concert on May 10th and 11th at 7:30 P.M. Applications and Petitions #4 scanApr 8
  40. 4040H An application was received from Bayside Realty, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 720 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #5 scanApr 8
  41. 4141H An application was received from Tello's, requesting permission for a table to display merchandise at the premises numbered 596 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #6 scanApr 8
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  43. 4343H Extending Happy 80th Birthday wishes to Charlie Christo and selecting an appropriate site for a dedication site. Order #2 scanApr 22
  44. 4444H A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, Assistant Commissioner of Engineering, transmitting notification of additional addresses of 168 Harvard Street, 191 Windsor Street and 193 Windsor Street. Consent Communications #13 scanApr 22
  45. 4545H A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, Assistant Commissioner of Engineering, transmitting notification of an address change of 1 Follen Lane. Consent Communications #12 scanApr 22
  46. 4646II An appropriate location be selected and named the Harold "Red" Haley Square. Consent Communication #1(April 29, 2002) scanApr 22
  47. 4747H A communication was received from Owen O'Riordan, Assistant Commissioner of Engineering, transmitting notification of an address of 13 Bellis Circle units 1 and 2 and an additional address of 11 Bellis Circle. Applications and Petitions #2(April 29, 2002) scanApr 22
  48. 4848H An application was received from Melissa Mermin, requesting permission for a sign at the premises numbered 2257 Massachusetts Avenue. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development Departments and abutters. Applications and Petitions #1(April 29, 2002) scanApr 22
  49. 4949H An application was received from Revels, requesting permission to hang a temporary banner at Prospect Street and Massachusetts Avenue announcing their Spring Revels at the Sanders Theatre on June 21-23, 2002. Applications and Petitions #1 (April 29,2002) scanApr 22
  50. 5050H An application was received from RockBottom Brewery, requesting permission numbered 50 Church Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development Departments and abutters. Applications and Petitions #3 scanApr 22
  51. 5151H An application was received from Mama Gaia's, requesting permission for two sandwich board signs, eight tables and sixteen chairs at the premises numbered 401-403 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #3 scanApr 22
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  53. 5353H An application was received from Tommy's House of Pizza, requesting permission for an awning at the premises numbered 49 Mount Auburn Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development Departments and abutters. Applications and Petitions #1 scanMay 13
  54. 5454H An application was received from The Music Factory, Inc., requesting permission for chairs and tables to display merchandise Sunday-Saturday fro 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. at the MBTA Station at Kendall Square. Applications and Petitions #2 scanMay 13
  55. 5555H That the corner of Pearl and Hamilton Streets be dedicated as the Henry Nadelli Square. Order #12 scanMay 13
  56. 5656H That the corner of Arrow and Bow Street be dedicated in the memory of Richard Allen Harvey. Order #5 scanMay 20
  57. 5757H Dedicate a suitable location in the area of Rice Street and Massachusetts Avenue in honor of Graham F. Bulger, Sr. Ordewr #11 scanMay 20
  58. 5858H That the corner of Concord Avenue and Donnell Street be dedicated as the Sergeant William Lyons Square. Order #12 scanMay 20
  59. 5959H That the corner of Hampshire and Elm Streets be dedicated as the Joseph Medeiros Square. Order #13 scanMay 20
  60. 6060H An application was received from Fleet Bank, requesting permission for one table and one chair at the premises numbered 727 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #2 scanMay 20
  61. 6161H An application was received from B-Side Lounge, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 92 Hampshire Street. Applications and Petitions #1 scanMay 20
  62. 6262H Dedicating the corner of Plymouth and Windsor Streets to be named the "Judith 'Oma" Callinan Square." Order #1 scanJun 10
  63. 6363H Dedicate the corner of Clark and Hampshire Streets as the David P. Gaigal Square. Order #16 scanJun 10
  64. 6464H The corner of Fifth and Hurley Streets be dedicated as Angelo and Giovanna Biasella Square. Order #26 scanJun 10
  65. 6565H Dedicate the Basketball Courts at the Corporal Burns Playground in memory of John O'Connor, a longtime activists involved in youth organizations. Order #5 scanJun 10
  66. 6666H A suitable location be determined for the dedication of Schairer Family Square. Order #27 scanJun 10
  67. 6767H An application was received from Margaret Morrissey, requesting a curb cut on Sacramento Place at the premises numbered 64 Garfield Street. See also Calendar Items #3, 4,5,6. Applications and Petitions #2 scanJun 10
  68. 6868H An application was received from Muqueca – Ponto De Emcontro, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign and flag banner at the premises numbered 1093 Cambridge Street. Applications and Petitions #1 scanJun 10
  69. 6969H An application was received from Low Price Costume Jewel & Merchandise, requesting permission for a pushcart at the premises numbered 577 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #2 scanJun 10
  70. 7070H An application was received from Dakini Retail Inc., requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1704 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #3 scanJun 10
  71. 7171H An application was received from Chad Cover, on behalf of Team Sojourner, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign and a stationary bicycle at the premises numbered 1369 Massachusetts Avenue. A letter of approval has been received from the owner of 1369 Coffeehouse. Applications and Petitions #4 scanJun 10
  72. 7272H An application was received from Grafton Street, requesting permission for two awnings at the premises numbered 1230 Massachusetts Avenue. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development Departments and abutters. Applications and Petitions #5 scanJun 10
  73. 7373H VFW Post 3273 request for the granting of a lease to occupy 6,688 square feet of space in the building at 51-69 First Street, a city-owned building. Consent Agenda #10 scanJun 17
  74. 7474H Dedicating the corner of Thorndike and Second Streets as the Cornelius and Eileen Ferrick Square. Order #7 scanJun 17
  75. 7575H Dedicating the corner of Saville and Walden Streets in memory of retired firefighter Michael J. McDonald and Jane McDonald. Order #8 scanJun 17
  76. 7676H Dedicate the corner of Garden Street and Ivy Street as the Mae and Frank Bonitta Square. Order #10 scanJun 17
  77. 7777H Dedicating the corner of Hurley and Fifth Streets as "Bernes ' Beanies' Aruda Square." Order #12 scanJun 17
  78. 7878H Cathugia Corporation d/b/a the Poppa & Goose Restaurant request for the granting of a lease to occupy 2,800 square feet of space in the building at 51-69 First Street, a city -owned building. — Amendment to lease Filed Dec. 6, 2002. Consent Agenda #11 scanJun 17
  79. 7979H City Council accept and approve the layout of Cambridge Park Place as a public way in the City of Cambridge, pursuant to the provisions of Section 21, of Chapter 82 of the General Laws. Deed Recorded in BK 32240[?] pgs 016-022 + Acceptance Order recorded in unregistered land section of Registry 12/5/02 (copies enclosed). BK 37277 pg. 400 Consent Agenda #12 scanJun 17
  80. 8080H An application was received from West Side Lounge, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1680 Cambridge Street. Applications and Petitions #1 scanJun 17
  81. 8181H An application was received from April Cornell, requesting permission for an easel sign at the premises numbered 43 Brattle Street. Applications and Petitions #2 scanJun 17
  82. 8282H An application was received from Chicago Pizza, requesting permission for five tables and ten chairs at the premises numbered 239 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #3 scanJun 17
  83. 8383H An application was received from Rock Bottom Restaurant, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 50 Church Street. Applications and Petitions #4 scanJun 17
  84. 8484H An application was received from Cambridge Racquetball, Inc., requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 215 First Street. Applications and Petitions #5 scanJun 17
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  94. 9494H Dedicating the corner of Cedar and Norris Streets as "Mary T. Reed Square." Mayor Sullivan Order #1 scanSep 9
  95. 9595H Dedicating the corner of Upland and Mt. Vernon Streets as "Jessie Geraigery Square." Mayor Sullivan Order #2 scanSep 9
  96. 9696H Dedicating the corner of Pleasant Street and Putnam Avenue in honor of Regina Martin. Councillor Decker Order #3 scanSep 9
  97. 9797H Dedicating the corner of Sherman Street and Cadbury Road as "Henry F. Owens Jr. Square." Mayor Sullivan Order #4 scanSep 9
  98. 9898H Dedicate an appropriate site in memory of Lena Feroleto Sanford. Mayor Sullivan Order #21 scanSep 9
  99. 9999H An application was received from MIT, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 229-243 Vassar Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical and Public Works. Application and Petition #1 scanSep 9
  100. 100100H An application was received from House of Zen, requesting permission for eight awnings at the premises numbered 16-18 Eliot Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development Departments and abutters. Applications and Petitions #2 scanSep 9
  101. 101101H An application was received from A Scholar's Bookshop, requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 8 Eliot Street. Applications and Petitions #3 scanSep 9
  102. 102102H An application was received from Nation of House Productions, requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 598 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #4 scanSep 9
  103. 103103H An application was received from Jeremy Carbone, requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the corner of Massachusetts and Magazine Street. Applications and Petitions #5 scanSep 9
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  105. 105105H An application was received from Jeremiah Reagan, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 4 Kenway Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical and Public Works. Neighborhood association declined comment. Application and Petitions #1 scanSep 23
  106. 106106H An application was received from Nail Box, requesting permission for an awning at the premises numbered 41 Belmont Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development Department abutters. Application and Petition #2 scanSep 23
  107. 107107H An application was received from Cambridge Arts Council, requesting permission for a temporary banner across Massachusetts Avenue at Brookline Street announcing the 10th annual Open Studios on October 5 and 6, 2002. Application and Petition #3 scanSep 23
  108. 108108H An application was received from Midwest Grill, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1124 Cambridge Street Application and Petition #5 scanSep 23
  109. 109109H A communication was received from Eugene J. Saletan, Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic (RFB&D), regarding the parking meters in the vicinity of 58 Charles Street. Consent Communication #1 scanSep 23
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  118. 118118H Awaiting Report Item Number 02-69, regarding the repaving schedule for Pine Street. Consent Agenda #12 scanOct 28
  119. 119119H An application was received from Cambridge Savings Bank, requesting permission for a sign at the premises numbered 11 Dunster Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development Department and abutters. Applications and Petitions #1 scanOct 28
  120. 120120H An application was received from the Recycling Division, Department of Public Works, requesting permission for a table in front of City Hall in honor of American Recycles Day. Applications and Petitions #2 scanOct 28
  121. 121121H An application was received from Chestnut Hill Realty, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1644 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #3 scanOct 28
  122. 122122H An application was received from UTSO Tibetan Boutique, requesting permission for a rack to display merchandise at the premises numbered 1691 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #4 scanOct 28
  123. 123123H An application was received from The Christmas Store, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1971 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications and Petitions #5 scanOct 28
  124. 124124H An application was received from Cambridge Family Literacy Collaborative, requesting permission for a temporary banner across Massachusetts Avenue at Prospect Street announcing Family Fun Day at City Hall on Saturday, November 2, 2002 from 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Applications and Petitions #6 scanOct 28
  125. 125125H An application was received from Duncan MacArthur, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 16 Sargent Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical and Public Works. Approval has been received from one neighborhood association, one neighborhood association abstained. Applications and Petitions #7 scanOct 28
  126. 126126H An application was received from Up Stairs on the Square, 91 Winthrop Street, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 57 JFK Street. Approval has been received from Staples to place the sign in front of their store. Applications and Petitions #8 scanOct 28
  127. 127127H An application was received from Anne Sundaram, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 90 Larchwood Drive; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical and Public Works. No neighborhood and association exists in West Cambridge. Applications and Petitions #9 scan—
  128. 128128H A petition was received from Lydia Vickers, et al., to put the plans for demolishing the buildings at 238 Broadway on hold until neighborhood organizations have had a chance to work out a possible collaboration. Consent Communication #7 scan—
  129. 129129H Dedicate the corner of Broadway and Ellery Street as Walter N. Conlon Square. Mayor Sullivan Order #2 scan—
  130. 130130H Confer with the Commissioner of Public Works regarding a pilot program for the use of hanging planters in Central Square or other appropriate areas of the City. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scan—
  131. 131131H Investigate the installation of curbing on the north side of Matignon Road and inform the City Council if neighborhood notification was given. Councillor Maher, Mayor Sullivan and entire membership Order #14 scan—
  132. 132132H Recommend an administrative mediation process in controversial curb cut petitions. Councillor Murphy and Vice Mayor Davis Order #18 scan—
  133. 133133H An application was received from John Harvard's Brew House, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 33 Dunster Street. Applications and Petitions #1 scanNov 4
  134. 134134H Dedicate the corner of Third and Cambridge Street as John "The Barber" Maddalo Square. Mayor Sullivan Order #2 scanNov 4
  135. 135135H Name a memorial bench or square in memory of John Harney in the vicinity of Huron Avenue and Appleton Street. Councillor Maher Order #3 scanNov 4
  136. 136136H Dedicating the corner of Crawford Street and Chatham Street to be named "Leroy Anderson Square." Mayor Sullivan Order #1 scanNov 18
  137. 137137H Dedicating the corner of Hampshire and Columbia Streets as Muriel Smith Corner. Councillor Simmons Order #9 scanNov 18
  138. 138138H Dedicate a corner in the name of John and Mary Wrenn. Mayor Sullivan Order #10 scanNov 18
  139. 139139H Dedicate the corner of [struck: Lexington Avenue and Worthington Street] [handwritten: Poplar Rd & Lexington Ave] in memory of Leo J. Boyle Councillor Maher Order #11 scanNov 18
  140. 140140H Revocation of a sign permit bond for Shell Oil Company, for the premises numbered 2485 Massachusetts Avenue, issued on October 5, 1959. Inspectional Services inspected property on November 5, 2002 and sign is down. Applications and Petitions #2 scanNov 18
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  142. 142142H An application was received from STA Travel, requesting permission for a sign at the premises numbered 12 Elliot Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development Departments and abutters. Applications and Petitions #2 scanDec 9
  143. 143143H An application was received from Desfina Restaurant, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 202 Third Street. Applications and Petitions #3 scanDec 9
  144. 144144H Dedicating the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Shea Road as "William H. Reardon Square." Mayor Sullivan Order #8 scanDec 16
  145. 145145H An application was received from Thomas Anninger, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 122 Hamilton Street. Application and Petitions #1 scanDec 16
  146. 146146H An application was received from Cambridge Arts Council, requesting permission for two temporary banners across Massachusetts Avenue in front of City Hall and across Massachusetts Avenue at Brookline Street announcing the Joyful Noise celebration. Application and Petitions #1 scanDec 16

Appointments

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  1. 11A Oath of Office for City Councillor Henrietta Davis. scanJan 7
  2. 22A Oath of Office for City Councillor Marjorie C. Decker. scanJan 7
  3. 33A Oath of Office for City Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio. scanJan 7
  4. 44A Oath of Office for City Councillor David P. Maher. scanJan 7
  5. 55A Oath of Office for City Councillor Brian Murphy. scanJan 7
  6. 66A Oath of Office for City Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves. scanJan 7
  7. 77A Oath of Office for City Councillor E. Denise Simmons. scanJan 7
  8. 88A Oath of Office for City Councillor Michael A. Sullivan. scanJan 7
  9. 99A Oath of Office for City Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. scanJan 7
  10. 1010A Oath of Office for Mayor Michael A. Sullivan. scanJan 7
  11. 1111A Oath of Office for Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis. scanJan 7
  12. 1212A Oath of Office for School Committee Member Alfred B. Fantini. scanJan 7
  13. 1313A Oath of Office for School Committee Member Joseph G. Grassi. scanJan 7
  14. 1414A Oath of Office for School Committee Member Richard Harding, Jr. scanJan 7
  15. 1515A Oath of Office for School Committee Member Alan C. Price. scanJan 7
  16. 1616A Oath of Office for School Committee Member Alice L. Turkel. scanJan 7
  17. 1717A Oath of Office for School Committee Member Nancy Walser. scanJan 7
  18. 1818A Oath of Office for Permit Supervisor Christopher Kosinski. scanJan 11
  19. 1919A Approval of constable bond surety was received from Francis Conole. scanJan 14
  20. 2020A Approval of constable bond surety was received from Gerard Jodrey. scanJan 14
  21. 2121A Appointment of Victor Z. Escajadillo and Richard Connelly as Constables Without scanJan 14
  22. 2222A Appointment of Philip Sciandra and Ernest Cavallo, Jr. as Constables With Power for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 2002. scan—
  23. 2323A Appointment of Francis H.Duehay and Jay Burke, MD as members of the Health Alliance Board of Trustees. scan—
  24. 2424A Appointment of Sgt. Steven DeMarco, David Szeto, William Arthur and Brandon Woolkalis, Police Officers assigned tot he Traffic Division, as Public Weighers for the year 2002 to operate portable truck scales Citywide. scan—
  25. 2525A Reappointment of Dr. Joseph J. Harrington, as a member of the Cambridge Water Board for a term of five years. scan—
  26. 2626A Appointment of Daniel F. Long, David B. O'Connor, Robert P. Angelo, William H. Frazier, Scott M. Kiah as Constableswith power and James Miskel a Constable without power for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 2002. scanJan 28
  27. 2727A Reappointment of Jennifer Jones, Suzanne R. Green and M. Wyllis Bibbins to the Historical Commission for a term of three years. scanJan 28
  28. 2828A Appointment of Nick Pasquarosa, Jay Ferazzani, Chuck Wainwright, Kristen Robatt, Terry Spaeth, Joseph Mabardy, Jr., Charles Mabardy, Edmund Curran, Linda Spruce, Debbi Morello, Daniel Pasquarosa, Stacey Vossmer, Christine Nowlan, Michelle R. LeBrun, Joann Delvecchio, and Robert Ferrazzani as Public Weighers to operate scales at MICH-LIN transfer station, 45 Mooney Street, for the year 2002. scanJan 28
  29. 2929A Appointment of Richard Anderer, Marc Ingram, Charles Boswarth, Michael Collins, Joseph Lynch, Greg Arnpriester, Arthur DuLong, Joseph Olsen, Blake Barker, Donald Robidou, and Jody Staples as Public Weighers to operate scales at Boston Sand & Gravel Co., 500 Front Street, for the year 2002. scanJan 28
  30. 3030A Approval of constable bond surety was received from Ernest G. Cavallo, Jr. scanJan 28
  31. 3131A Appointment of William John Logan, Luis A. Ortiz, Mario F. Rodao, Olyver W. Haynes, Walter E. Valentine and Todd J. Bevil as Constables Without Power for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 2002. scanFeb 11
  32. 3232A Reappointment of James A. Burruss and Philip Weinberg as members of the Cambridge Water Board for a term of three years, effective February 1, 2002. scanFeb 11
  33. 3333A Appointment of Sarah J. MacLennan as Director of the Cambridge Conservation Commission, effective January 28, 2002. scanFeb 11
  34. 3434A Appointment of Christine Nowlan as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 15
  35. 3535A Appointment of Joann Delvecchio as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 15
  36. 3636A Appointment of Debbi Morello as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 15
  37. 3737A Appointment of Robert Ferrazzini as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 15
  38. 3838A Appointment of Michele R. LeBrun as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 15
  39. 3939A Appointment of Chuck Wainwright as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 15
  40. 4040A Appointment of Joseph Mabardy, Jr. as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 15
  41. 4141A Appointment of William Arthur as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 20
  42. 4242A Appointment of Brandon Woolkalis as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 20
  43. 4343A Appointment of David Szeto as a Public Weigher. scanFeb 20
  44. 4444A Oath of Office of Faith McDonald as Director of Assessment. scanFeb 20
  45. 4545A Appointment of Robert Crocker as a member of the Cambridge Historical Commission for a term of three years, effective February 8, 2002. scanFeb 25
  46. 4646A Appointment of Faith McDonald as Director of Assessment. scanFeb 25
  47. 4747A A Constable bond was received from Philip Sciandra for approval of the surety. scanFeb 25
  48. 4848A A constable bond was received from Daniel F. Long for approval of the surety. scanMar 18
  49. 4949A Appointment of John F. Harris, Ryan Leung, and Kristine Hudd as Constales Without Power for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 2002. scanMar 25
  50. 5050A Appointment of Keefe Bryant Clemons as a full member of the BZA, effective March 11, 2002 for a five-year term, and the reappointment of Thomas Sieniewicz as a member of the BZA effective April 1, 2002 for five-years. scan—
  51. 5151A Reappointment of Joyce Smith (Term Expires: 9/30/05) and Warren McManus (Term Expires: 9/30/06) as members of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scan—
  52. 5252A Appointment of Nancy Busnach (Term Expires 6/30/03) and Mary Cassesso (Term Expires 6/30/2004) as members of the Cambridge Health Alliance Board of Trustee as Somerville representatives. scan—
  53. 5353A Appointment of Katia Green, Amy Hayward, Joyce Majewski and Kathleen Penn as members of the Women's Commission for a three-year term effective March 18, 2002. scan—
  54. 5454A Appointment of Barbara L. Seigel, Monroe Engel, Randa A. Shedid and Marla Erlien as members of the Human Rights Commission for a three-year term, effective March 6, 2002. scan—
  55. 55A55 Oath of Office of Alison G. Price as an Animal Control Officer. scanMar 27
  56. 5656A Appointment of Edward D. Tatum, Jr. and Paul A. Carter as Constables Without Power for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 2002. Consent Agenda #1 scanApr 29
  57. 5757A Reappointment of Lynne Molnar, 181 Harvey Street, Cambridge, as an Election Commissioner for a term of four-years, effective April 1, 2002. Consent Agenda#8 scanApr 29
  58. 5858A Appointment of Edna Stamp and Catherine Cremaldi as members of the Council on Aging for a term of three years, effective May 1, 2002. Consent Agenda #2 scanApr 29
  59. 5959A Appointment of Leroy Cragwell as a member of the Affirmative Action Advisory Committee for a two-year term, effective April 16, 2002. Consent Agenda #3 scanApr 29
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  63. 6363A Appointment of Kevin E. McSweeney as a Constable without power for a term of three years, effective January 1, 2002. scanJun 10
  64. 6464A Appointment of Wayne S. Amaral as Traffic Operations Manager with power to issue citations for the C.ty [City] of Cambridge. scanJun 18
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  69. 6969A Appointment of Rubin Williams, Chris Goodwin, Norman Wedderburn, Michael Pierce and Leonard Nortey as Constables Without Power for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 2002. scanSep 9
  70. 7070A Appointment of David Harrison and Aviam Sofier as members of the Cambridge Health Alliance Board of Trustees. scanSep 9
  71. 7171A Appointment of Mona AboZena, Felton Earls, Betty Bardige and Pamela Ogletree as members of the Kids' Council. scanSep 9
  72. 7272A Appointment of Louis A. DePasquale, 17 South Normandy Avenue, Cambridge as the Acting Assistant City Manager for Finance. scanSep 9
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  81. 8181A Appointment of Louis DePasquale as a Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs for the City of Cambridge. scanNov 25
  82. 8282A Appointment of Nancy E. Glowa as Deputy City Solicitor for the City of Cambridge. scanNov 25
  83. 8383A Appointment of Donald A. Drisdell as the City Solicitor for the City of Cambridge. scanNov 25
  84. 8484A Appointment of Arthur J. Goldberg as First Assistant City Solicitor for the City of Cambridge. scanNov 25
  85. 8585A Appointment of Nicholas R. Costa as a Constable for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 2002. Consent Agenda #1 scanDec 9
  86. 8686A Appointment of Louis A. DePasquale, 17 South Normandy Avenue, Cambridge as Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs effective December 2, 2002. Consent Agenda #12 scanDec 9
  87. 8787A Appointment of Donald A. Drisdell, 51 Standish Street, Cambridge, as City Solicitor, effective December 2, 2002. Consent Agenda #20 scanDec 9

Miscellaneous Documents

8 actions · № 1–8
  1. 1MDOC 02-01 2002 Public Health Assessment 14 copies dated January 15, 2002Jan 15
  2. 2MDOC 02-02 Agassiz Committee statement on the Impact of Development 1 copy dated February 2002—
  3. 3MDOC 02-03 Roundtable topic: Constructing a Better Cambridge 7 copies dated April 1, 2002Apr 1
  4. 4MDOC 02-04 Presentation by Goody, Clancy and Associates Entitled ""Complicated Participation Made Successful" 7 copies dated May 14, 2002May 14
  5. 5MDOC 02-05 Study: Impact of Cambridge Office Development on Cambridge Housing Prices 9 copies dated July 9, 2002Jul 9
  6. 6MDOC 02-06 Design Advisory Committee Presentation Main Library Expansion Project 5 copies dated July 23, 2002Jul 23
  7. 7MDOC 02-07 Climate Protection Plan Draft 13 copies dated November 2002—
  8. 8MDOC 02-08 EIR for North Point 1 copy dated April 30, 2002Apr 30

Ordinances

2 actions · № 2–3
  1. 1not yet captured from this volume—
  2. 22-O Theater Parking Ordinance #1259.Sep 11
  3. 33-O Responsible Employer to include Public Works such as services and roads Ordinance #1260.Sep 11

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