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pickup requests. Mark also noted that burglaries are down, almost non - existent, thanks to the Dominic Zultanski and others in the SBPD burglary unit. Tim Sexton noted that he has received few a -mails about programs and has identified the landlord with respect to a problem on Marion. The Relay for Life took place at Compton Ice Area on 4- 12 -13, with 1937 in attendance and over $200,000 raised, compared to 1425 in 2012 and $175,000. Kahli Anthony of Holladay Properties reported that residents will be moving into the Belfry in June; most are filled but not all. Decorative bells for the belfry have arrived. Ann Carol Nash added that the SBPD Burglary Unit also works with local second -hand and precious metal dealers, to provide education on how to avoid accepting stolen goods. Because of their fine work, the City was able to close a business dealing stolen items. Emily Flower reported that 180 people participated in the April 6, 2013, Homeward Bound Walk, which raised money for six organizations: Center for the Homeless, Hope Rescue Mission, Habitat for Humanity, Hannah's House, Bridges Out of Poverty, and Robinson Community Learning Center. LouElla Webster noted that there are still loud parties on Corby, but no real problems. Kathy Cekanski Farrand presented a draft ordinance, which officially establishes the Community Campus Advisory Coalition, defines its duties and responsibilities, and outlines its operation. The ordinance name is An Ordinance of the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana, Amending Various Sections of Chapter 14, Article 9, of the South Bend Municipal Code, Addressing the Community Campus Advisory Coalition (CCAC). Discussion on the ordinance: IU Medical School (South Bend) should be an unofficial member of CCAC. Mike Carrington stated the ordinance should refer to the Alcoholic Beverage Board, not the Commission. The City of South Bend Director of Code Enforcement should be included as a member and asked to attend meetings. There was a motion to accept the amended ordinance. The motion was second and passed by affirmation. A post -vote agreement was made to change the meeting frequency to read "not less than 4 times per year." Gavin Ferlic reported on results of the recent CCAC Survey: 3500 responses representing a diverse sample. The survey will help improve the student experience while attending school in South Bend and provide officials with 3