Ayah A. Al-Zubi
Cambridge City Council · At-Large
- Policy orders, ordinances and City Manager items
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Represents the whole city (at-large).
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59 matters · consent agenda hidden
City Council support of the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA) and urge the conference committee on the economic development bill to adopt the House's local-option version.
City Council Divestment from companies complicit in the Genocide, Apartheid, and Occupation of Palestinians.
That the City Manager is requested to direct the City Solicitor to provide the Ordinance Committee, before its hearing, with an opinion on the proposed ordinance under M.G.L. c. 30B and applicable federal law to boycott companies complicit in Israel's Apartheid, Genocide, and Illegal Occupation of Palestine.
That the City Council go on record opposing Massachusetts’ 2026 ballot question 5 on limiting state revenue due to the consequences this would have for the City of Cambridge and other municipalities across the Commonwealth.
Fare-free MBTA Route 1, developed jointly with the City of Boston.
Reaffirming the City Council's commitment to high quality health care for all residents and its strong support of H.1405/S.860, An Act establishing Medicare for All in Massachusetts.
That the City Manager is requested to direct the Department of Transportation to evaluate traffic and safety conditions at the intersection of Western Avenue and Kinnaird Street and explore the feasibility of installing a traffic signal or implementing other appropriate traffic-calming or safety measures.
That the MWRA reconsider plans to construct a 10 million gallon CSO storage tank beneath Magazine Beach.
That the proposed language for "Tenant Notification of Property Sale" be forwarded to the Ordinance Committee for hearing and report.
That the City Manager is requested to confer with the relevant staff and departments to implement the recommendations following the May 2025 Human Services & Veterans Committee meeting, such as strengthening anti-poverty measures, establishing a dedicated CARE Team call and referral line, prioritizing commercial sexual exploitation and trafficking prevention efforts for LGBTQIA+ youth, and report back to the City Council on progress.
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