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faces a $500 fine for the first violation, $1000 fine for the second. At the time of a recent violation, there were 200 students in the building. In one case an underage drinker had no ID and used another student's false ID. Students need to know they can be arrested for this. Mike explained that the ABB reviews license requests, and businesses must appear if there are any violations. He also explained that the excise police officer is the one permanent member of the board. Robert Hammer reported that the SBPD works with the excise police and that there is a huge education component to what both agencies do. He also noted that CCAC is proactive and that it is good to be a part of it. The Blue and Gold game took place this past weekend, with little to no issues. Tim Sexton reported that Keri Kay Shabatta hosted a panel discussion on safety and noted that UND will continue to communicate with students about the issues. Alex Coccia reported that the first weekend back to school is a football game and that Student Government plans to communicate with students. The B100 Block Party is a Friday, but the date is not set. This will be communicated to neighbors. Matt Costello commented that it is important to get off on the right foot with new people, noting that kids are hyped the first weekend and that the Block Party is a good idea. Alex further noted plans to reach out to freshmen over the summer and to have a Silver Hawks outing the first week of school. Mayor Pete hosted a Mayor's Night Out at a residence hall, with over 200 people in attendance. Alex will work with Tim on a summer email. Marguerite Taylor of RCLC extended thanks to Bill Stenz for the prompt removal of red paper cups on Eddy. Mark Kramer noted there was a problem with trash and that students responded quickly; students were called between 4 and 5:OOp.m.; they responded by 6:OOpm. At 7:OOa.m., it was cleaned up. The students had missed trash day. LuElla Webster reported that the Robinson Center Photography Club participated in a project that involved the students taking photographs in the Northeast Neighborhood. The photographs and accompanying articles will be archived at the Center for History. Communiversity Day was great, with 640 -650 students in attendance. They are also working in conjunction with students at St. Joseph High School. Their work benefitted Potawatomi Park, Unity Gardens and REAL Services. Mark Kramer reported that there will be moving activity coming up, along with his yearly fix -up and spring clean -up projects. Things are going well, with no problems. Mark is moving back into South Bend and noted that he will be able to respond quickly to trash 2