CITY MANAGER’S AGENDA
1. Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 09-116, regarding a report on the legal requirements for Citywide mailing for non-binding ballot questions.

2. Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a supplemental appropriation of a grant from the MetroNorth Regional Employment Board for $169.00 to the Grant Fund Department of Human Service Programs Salary and Wages account ($156.00) and to the Grant Fund Department of Human Service Programs Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($13.00) and will be used to partially support a six hour per week morning GED preparation class at the Community Learning Center.

3. Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the appropriation of the Leaders in Action donation received from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the amount of $250.00 to the grant Fund of Human Service Programs Other Ordinary Maintenance account which will be used to support a variety of activities for the Leaders in Action program at the Frisoli Youth Center by increasing efforts to develop important leadership skills and community-mindedness among Cambridge youth.

4. Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the appropriation of the Low Income Heating Assistance Program grant for $1,169,510.00 funded by the Federal Department of Health and Human Services and administered in Massachusetts by the Commonwealth's Department of Housing and Community Development to the Grant Fund Human Service Programs Salary and Wages account ($150,995.00) and to the Grant Fund Human Service Programs Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($1,018,515.00).

ON THE TABLE
1. Opposition to the closing of the Oliver Farnum Senior Health Center. [Placed on Table on motion of Councillor Maher on Order Number Fourteen of Nov 3, 2008.]

2. That the Cambridge City Council go on record as favoring a ballot initiative during the next local municipal election that shall allow Cambridge voters to have their voices heard on ridding the world of nuclear weapons. [Placed on Table on motion of Councillor Decker on a Roll Call Vote of 6-3-0 on Order Number Two of Sept 21, 2009.]

3. A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Marjorie Decker, Chair of the Civic Unity Committee, for a meeting held on Oct 6, 2009 for the purpose of initiating a community conversation on strengthening the community for a safer neighborhood. [Placed on Table on motion of Councillor Davis on Committee Report Number Two of Nov 2, 2009.]

UNFINISHED BUSINESS
4. A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Co-Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on Nov 18, 2004 for the purpose of considering proposed amendments to Chapter 2.74 of the Cambridge Municipal Code, the Police Review and Advisory Board Ordinance. The question comes on passing to be ordained on or after Feb 14, 2005. [Four sections of the proposed amendment were passed to be ordained as amended. Ordinance #1284. The remaining proposed amendments to chapter 2.74 remain on Unfinished Business.]

5. Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Numbers 06-87, 07-83 and 07-138, regarding the status of putting the City's self-evaluation on the website. [Charter Right exercised by Councillor Kelley on City Manager Agenda Item Number Sixteen of Dec 10, 2007. Dec 17, 2007 - Referred to 2008-2009 City Council as Unfinished Business on motion of Councillor Kelley.]

6. A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Vice Mayor Sam Seidel and Councillor David Maher, Co-Chairs of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on June 25, 2009 for the purpose of considering the Historical Committee's recommendation with regard to the Avon Hill Neighborhood Conservation District Boundary Report and Revised Recommendations. Committee Report Number One of Sept 21, 2009 was Accepted and Placed on File, Proposed Ordinance Passed to Second Reading and Order remains on Unfinished Business.

APPLICATIONS AND PETITIONS
1. An application was received from Cambridge Physical Therapy, requesting permission for five awnings at the premises numbered 1000A Cambridge Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Department of Public Works, Community Development Department and abutters.

2. An application was received from Mu Que Cu Restaurant, requesting permission to recover existing awning and a sign at the premises numbered 1006 Cambridge Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Department of Public Works, Community Development Department and abutters.

3. An application was received from Merek Franklin, requesting permission for a curb cut at the premises numbered 371 Concord Avenue; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical and Public Works. No neighborhood association for that area.

4. An application was received from Katharine Burnett, requesting permission for a curb cut at the premises numbered 25 Walker Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical and Public Works. No neighborhood association for that area.

5. An application was received from Gulzada Korkmaz, requesting permission for a curb cut at the premises numbered 133 Pearl Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical and Public Works. No response has been received from the neighborhood association.
Tabled - Davis

COMMUNICATIONS
1. A communication was received from the Clark family, transmitting thanks to the City Council for the resolution on the death of Robert H. Clark.

2. A communication was received from Joseph A. Connarton, Executive Director, PERAC, regarding the Required Fiscal Year 2011 Appropriation.

3. A communication was received from the daughters of Robert C. Perry, transmitting thanks to the City Council for the resolution on behalf of their father.

RESOLUTIONS
1. Resolution on the death of Alfonsina (Nina) Santilli.   Councillor Toomey

2. Congratulations to the Cambridge Community Chorus on their 20th Anniversary and urge residents to be cognizant of their performance of the Messiah on Dec 13, 2009 at the Kresge Auditorium.   Councillor Reeves, Councillor Davis

3. Congratulations to Joseph Vasconcelos on being elected to a third consecutive term as President of the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers (MAPS).   Councillor Toomey

4. Resolution on the death of Private First Class Derrick D. Gwaltney.   Councillor Decker
5. Resolution on the death of Private First Class Michael A. Rogers.   Councillor Decker
6. Resolution on the death of Sergeant Briand T. Williams.   Councillor Decker
7. Resolution on the death of Petty Officer Second Class Brian M. Patton.   Councillor Decker
8. Resolution on the death of Staff Sergeant Ryan L. Zorn.   Councillor Decker

9. Congratulations to the recipients of the 2009 Mayor E. Denise Simmons' 2009 Luminary Awards.   Mayor Simmons

10. Thanks to Sister Barbara Jefferson-DeVaughn for her years of dedication and excellence to the Masonic community.   Mayor Simmons

11. Congratulations to the Caitlin Corbett Dance Company on its 25th Anniversary Performance on Dec 11-12, 2009 at 8:00pm at the Tsai Performance Center at Boston University.   Councillor Decker

12. Thanks to Louise Dunlap for her hard work and contributions to the Cambridge community.   Councillor Decker

13. Resolution on the death of Tim Costello.     Councillor Davis

14. Happy 1st birthday wishes to Caitlyn Rose Kasper.     Councillor Davis, Councillor Toomey

16. Resolution on the death of Theresa M. (Siraco) Foley.     Councillor Toomey

ORDERS
1. That the City Manager is requested to confer with the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation to determine if a system similar to Fast Lane could be operated by the city to pay for parking at municipal garages and to report back to the City Council.   Councillor Toomey

2. Dedication of the corner of Sunset Road and Normandy Avenue in honor of Jean DePasquale.   Councillor Toomey

3. That the City Manager is requested to confer with the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation to determine if additional pay and display parking machines can be added at the new library for greater convenience.   Councillor Toomey

4. That the City Manager is requested to confer with the Police Commissioner to ensure that proper measures are taken to ensure the safety of shoppers and residents during the holiday season in the Galleria Mall area.   Councillor Toomey

5. Cancellation of the City Council meeting scheduled for Dec 28, 2009.   Councillor Davis

6. That the City Manager is requested to discuss the matter of the merge of Route 2 eastbound and Route 16 with relevant City departments and DCR staff and report back to the City Council on how this merge could be made less nerve-wracking.   Councillor Kelley

7. That the City Manager is requested to confer with the Council on Aging to address the issue of the limited access provided by the Council on Aging to the YMCA exercise facilities for seniors.   Councillor Decker

8. That the City Manager is requested to confer with the Information Technology Department to see how the city website and City Council videos can be modified to accommodate Mac users.   Councillor Decker

9. That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to confer with the appropriate departments to determine whether or not Aggregate Industries is providing concrete to any Cambridge City construction or sidewalk projects.   Councillor Decker

COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS
1. A communication was received from Marsha Weinerman, Executive Director, Election Commission, transmitting the final official results of the 2009 Cambridge Municipal Election held on Tues, Nov 3, 2009 for City Council.

HEARING SCHEDULE
Mon, Dec 7
5:00pm   Special Presentation to the Luminary Award Recipients  (Sullivan Chamber)
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Tues, Dec 8
5:00pm   The Housing Committee will conduct a public meeting to discuss issues regarding the Cambridge Housing Authority (CHA), including multi-million dollar renovation of CHA sites, vacancy on CHA Board, potential changing of status of CHA units from being state-funded to being federally funded and any other issues regarding the CHA that may properly come before the committee.  (Sullivan Chamber)

Wed, Dec 9
3:30pm   The Government Operations and Rules Committee will conduct a public meeting to continue consideration of a petition to rename Plympton Street in honor of David L. Halberstam and to review any additional items remaining in the committee.  (Sullivan Chamber)
5:00pm   The Health and Environment Committee will conduct a public hearing to discuss the State Stretch Energy Code.  (Sullivan Chamber)

Thurs, Dec 10
12:00pm   The Civic Unity Committee will hold the fourth of a series of public meetings, each featuring a parenting specialist speaker. Featured speaker: Dr. Richard Weissbourd author of The Parents We Mean to Be: How Well-Intentioned Adults Undermine Children's Moral and Emotional Development. Followed by Q & A.  (344 Broadway, 2nd Fl Conference)
5:30pm   The Neighborhood and Long Term Planning Committee will conduct a public meeting to discuss what are the current priority issues for the neighborhood associations in the city. Ballroom  (Senior Center, 806 Mass. Ave.)

Mon, Dec 14
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Tues, Dec 15
3:00pm   The Human Services Committee will conduct a public meeting to receive an update on the establishment of Cambridge's baby university and to discuss next steps for an office of college success.  (Sullivan Chamber)
5:00pm   The Claims Committee will conduct a public hearing to consider claims filed against the city.  (Ackermann Room)
6:00pm   School Committee Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Dec 21
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Dec 28
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Jan 4
10:00am   INAUGURAL MEETING  (Sullivan Chamber)

Tues, Jan 5
6:00pm   School Committee Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Jan 11
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Tues, Jan 19
6:00pm   School Committee Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Jan 25
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Feb 1
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Tues, Feb 2
6:00pm   School Committee Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Feb 8
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Feb 22
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Mar 1
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Tues, Mar 2
6:00pm   School Committee Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Mar 8
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Mar 15
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Tues, Mar 16
6:00pm   School Committee Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Mar 22
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Apr 5
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Tues, Apr 6
6:00pm   School Committee Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Apr 12
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

Mon, Apr 26
5:30pm   City Council Meeting  (Sullivan Chamber)

TEXT OF ORDERS
O-1     Dec 7, 2009
COUNCILLOR TOOMEY
ORDERED: That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to confer with the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation to determine if a system similar to Fast Lane could be operated by the city to pay for parking at municipal garages and to report back to the City Council.

O-2     Dec 7, 2009
COUNCILLOR TOOMEY
ORDERED: That the City Council dedicate the corner of Sunset Road and Normandy Avenue to be named Jean DePasquale Square; and be it further
ORDERED: That the Executive Assistant to the City Council be directed to confer with the family regarding a suitable dedication ceremony and communicate with the Department of Public Works to arrange for the sign.

O-3     Dec 7, 2009
COUNCILLOR TOOMEY
WHEREAS: The new library is a location that will draw many families with small children and senior citizens; and
WHEREAS: The current pay and display system for parking is inconvenient due to the location of the system at the elevators; now therefore be it
ORDERED: That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to confer with the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation to determine if additional machines can be added for greater convenience or if other alternatives can be explored.

O-4     Dec 7, 2009
COUNCILLOR TOOMEY
WHEREAS: During the holiday season, the Galleria Mall experiences a significant increase in shoppers and traffic; now therefore be it
ORDERED: That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to confer with the Police Commissioner to ensure that proper measures are taken to ensure the safety of shoppers and residents during the holiday season.

O-5     Dec 7, 2009
COUNCILLOR DAVIS
ORDERED: That the City Council meeting scheduled for Dec 28, 2009 be cancelled.

O-6     Dec 7, 2009
COUNCILLOR KELLEY
WHEREAS: The Route 2/Route 16 junction creates confusing traffic patterns; and
WHEREAS: A particularly problematic part of this junction is where Route 2 merges eastbound into Route 16; and
WHEREAS: Separated by an island, four lanes of traffic merge into two lanes of traffic, with the additional complication of a popular right turn onto Whittemore Avenue; and
WHEREAS: Drivers going east onto Route 16 from eastbound Route 2 have to merge into Route 16 traffic at a challenging angle and without guiding traffic signals or signs; and
WHEREAS: This intersection is under the control of the Department of Conversation and Recreation (DCR); now therefore be it
ORDERED: That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to discuss this matter with relevant City departments and DCR staff and report back to the City Council on how the eastbound merge of Route 2 and Route 16 could be made less nerve-wracking.

O-7     Dec 7, 2009
COUNCILLOR DECKER
WHEREAS: It has come to the attention of this City Council that access provided by the Council on the Aging to the YMCA exercise facilities for seniors is limited; and
WHEREAS: The hours of the Council on Aging are much more restrictive than that of the YMCA and seniors have to go to the Council on Aging office to leave picture ID in exchange for the key fobs which are used to scan in when entering the YMCA - a time-consuming and burdensome process; and
WHEREAS: Some seniors require use of the YMCA exercise facilities as part of physical therapy rehabilitation and as such, need to use the facilities multiple times during the day and/or week; now therefore be it
ORDERED: That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to confer with the Council on Aging and ask them to take one of the following actions: issue a permanent pass to eligible seniors certifying that they are allowed to use the exercise facilities during all YMCA regular operating hours, leave the actual membership fobs at the YMCA membership desk, or propose another solution to allow eligible seniors expanded access to the YMCA exercise facilities than are currently allowed under the current Council on Aging senior membership provisions; and be it
ORDERED: That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to report back to the City Council on this matter.

O-8     Dec 7, 2009
COUNCILLOR DECKER
WHEREAS: It has come to the attention of the City Council that, when browsing the City of Cambridge website, there are technical limitations for Mac users - specifically in their ability to view City Council Meeting videos online because the videos are Windows-specific files; now therefore be it
ORDERED: That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to confer with the Information Technology Department to see how the city website and City Council videos can be modified to accommodate Mac users; and be it further
ORDERED: That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to report back to the City Council on this matter.

O-9     Dec 7, 2009
COUNCILLOR DECKER
WHEREAS: It has come to the attention of this City Council that cement provided by Aggregate Industries of Saugus, MA, may be being used on Cambridge City construction/sidewalk projects; and
WHEREAS: Aggregate industries is the same company that, according to a 7/21/07 Wicket Local article entitled "Aggregate industries to plead guilty, pay $50 million in cash" that pled guilty and was forced to "pay $50 million to resolve its criminal and civil liabilities in connection with a fraudulent scheme to deliver adulterated concrete to the Central Artery/Tunnel Project, best known as "The Big Dig;" now therefore be it
ORDERED: That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to confer with the appropriate departments to determine whether or not Aggregate Industries is indeed providing concrete to any Cambridge City construction or sidewalk projects; and be it further
ORDERED: That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to report back to the City Council on this matter.

AWAITING REPORT LIST
08-65. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on changes to the intersection of River Street and Mass Avenue to allow more pedestrian crossing time before vehicles are allowed to turn.
Mayor Simmons and Full Membership 04/28/08 (O-15)

08-101. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on working with Boston to create a policy to keep truck traffic to a minimum within the City.
Councillor Toomey and Full Membership 07/28/08 (O-25)

08-105. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on the possibility of using the parcel on Binney and Fulkerson Streets for a dedicated dog park.
Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Murphy & Mayor Simmons 07/28/08 (O-40)

08-148. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on appointing a public housing or Section 8 tenant to fill the existing vacancy on the Cambridge Housing Authority Board of Commissioners.
Councillor Decker and Full Membership 12/08/08 (O-2)

08-152. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on the status of establishing a Walden Street Cattle Pass observation point.
Councillor Decker and Full Membership 12/15/08 (O-1)

08-158. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on possible funding to deal with hoarding and to preserve housing.
Councillor Davis 12/22/08 (O-8)

09-11. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on the removal of the Homeland Security Surveillance cameras and infrastructure and who is responsible for the removal.
Councillor Decker and Full Membership 02/09/09 (O-7)

09-21. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on survey of surrounding cities and towns on the hours of operation of their libraries and a survey of patrons as to their needs and desires with respect to library hours.
Councillor Davis 03/09/09 (O-14)

09-22. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on ways to implement the recommendations made in A Look at Women in Cambridge Now.
Mayor Simmons and Full Membership 03/23/09 (O-7)

09-26. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on potential amendments to the zoning ordinance to bring city lighting more in line with dark sky principles and address problems of enforcement of existing regulations.
Councillor Davis and Full Membership 03/23/09 (O-16)

09-66. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on efforts to prohibit smoking in parks.
Councillor Decker, Councillor Davis, Councillor Maher, Councillor Reeves, Mayor Simmons, Councillor Toomey & Councillor Ward 06/08/09 (O-8)

09-76. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on inspecting rooftop mechanicals on commercial buildings to ensure they are functioning properly and within the noise ordinance.
Councillor Toomey and Full Membership 06/22/09 (O-5)

09-88. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on the feasibility of changing after hours metered parking on streets adjacent and in the vicinity of the Court House and Registry of Deeds.
Councillor Ward, Councillor Kelley, Councillor Toomey, Councillor Davis, Councillor Decker, Councillor Maher, Vice Mayor Seidel & Mayor Simmons 07/27/09 (O-1)

09-93. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on policy surrounding smoking in outdoor seating areas.
Councillor Toomey, Councillor Davis, Councillor Decker, Councillor Kelley, Councillor Maher, Vice Mayor Seidel, Mayor Simmons & Councillor Ward 07/27/09 (O-10)

09-104. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on methods for protection of homeless shelter residents from scabies and similar diseases.
Councillor Decker and Full Membership 09/14/09 (O-9)

09-108. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on what steps can be taken to implement a 311 system.
Councillor Decker and Full Membership 09/14/09 (O-18)

09-116. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on legal requirements to do a citywide mailing to place a non-binding question on the ballot, what the cost would be, and whether the nuclear weapons question could be placed on the ballot for the special December Senate election.
Vice Mayor Seidel 09/21/09 (O-14)

09-117. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on the recent disturbances in the Wellington-Harrington area.
Councillor Kelley and Full Membership 10/05/09 (O-11)

09-118. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on the status of tree wells and street tree planting efforts.
Councillor Kelley and Full Membership 10/05/09 (O-12)

09-123. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on traffic safety measures at the intersection of Fresh Pond Parkway and Mt. Auburn Street.
Vice Mayor Seidel and Full Membership 10/05/09 (O-20)

09-124. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on repairing the rubber panels that line the railroad tracks on Cambridge Street.
Councillor Toomey and Full Membership 10/05/09 (O-21)

09-125. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on developing an action plan for the Mayor's Blue Ribbon Commission on Middle School Youth report.
Mayor Simmons, Vice Mayor Seidel and Full Membership 10/05/09 (O-23)

09-126. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on the rationale for not implementing rodent control programs similar to those in New York City, including requiring metal collectors in large buildings.
Councillor Decker and Full Membership 10/19/09 (O-8)

09-127. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on seeking professional exterminators to more aggressively pinpoint and address the rodent problems.
Councillor Toomey and Full Membership 10/19/09 (O-9)

09-129. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on both the status of wireless service at Newtowne Court and also a plan to ensure reliable wireless service in Cambridge.
Vice Mayor Seidel and Full Membership 10/19/09 (O-11)

09-130. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on the feasibility of working with local organizations to implement a program in Cambridge similar to the "NYC Cool Roofs" program.
Vice Mayor Seidel and Full Membership 10/19/09 (O-13)

09-131. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on progress in forming the Coordinating Council on Aging in Place.
Councillor Davis and Full Membership 10/26/09 (O-7)

09-132. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on an update on the Blessed Sacrament Church construction project.
Councillor Decker and Full Membership 10/26/09 (O-10)

09-134. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on details of how many out-of-town officers are picked for construction details.
Councillor Kelley and Full Membership 11/02/09 (O-3)

09-135. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on an update from the MBTA on what actions are being taken to make necessary repairs to ensure safe travel on the Red Line, specifically addressing corrosion and damage on the tracks between the Alewife and Harvard Square Stations.
Councillor Decker and Full Membership 11/16/09 (O-7)

09-136. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on details of damaged overhead wires on Windsor and Seckel Streets caused by recycling trucks and an explanation as to why residents would be expected to pay for damage caused.
Councillor Toomey and Full Membership 11/16/09 (O-11)

09-138. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on CHA housing renovations using stimulus money.
Councillor Decker, Councillor Davis, Councillor Kelley, Councillor Maher, Councillor Reeves, Mayor Simmons, Councillor Toomey & Councillor Ward 11/23/09 (O-1)

09-139. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on impact the Cambridge Health Alliance budget cuts will have on the Victims of Violence program and the Community Crisis Response Team.
Councillor Decker and Full Membership 11/23/09 (O-2)

09-140. Report from the City Manager:
RE: report on reduction of play groups and change in age eligibility for play groups from the Center for Families.
Councillor Decker and Full Membership 11/23/09 (O-3)