02-20-08 Community/Campus Advisory Coalition (CCAC) (2)

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.~ ,~ it Ill ~p ~''`~. ~ tai '.~ { i. • ~4 . k,\ f' r - f ~~~~ -'~ `~ ~' ,..~ Community/Campus Advisory Coalition (CCAC) e~G ~,'~ Z C tC \WW CC~i~ . I 1. The first meeting of the Community/Campus Advisory Coalition was held in the Council Chambers, 4th Floor County-City Building in downtown South Bend, Indiana, on February 20, 2008. South Bend Council Member At Large AI "Buddy" Kirsits called the meeting to order at approximately 3:10 p.m. Council Member Kirsits welcomed everyone in attendance. Those attending included: South Bend Council President Timothy A. Rouse, South Bend Council Member At Large AI "Buddy" Kirsits, South Bend 4th District Council Member Ann Puzzello, South Bend Mayor Stephen J. Luecke, Robinson Center Adult Program Coordinator Marguerite Taylor, South Bend Code Enforcement Director Catherine Toppel, Mark Kramer representing landlords of off-campus housing, South Bend Council Attorney Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand, IU South Bend Student Body President Ivan D. Blount, University of Notre Dame Student Body President Liz Brown, University of Notre Dame Assistant Vice-President Office of VP Student Affairs M. Brian Coughlin, University of Notre Dame Associate Vice-President Resident Life, William W. Kirk, Richard A. Nussbaum II Esquire, South Bend Assistant City Attorney Ann-Carol Nash, University of Notre Dame Vice-President of Student Affairs Father Mark L. Poorman, C.S.C., University of Notre Dame Vice-President and General Counsel Carol C. Kaesebier, South Bend Tribune Reporter Margaret Fosmoe, South Bend City Clerk John Voorde, incoming University of Notre Dame Student Body President Bob Reish, members of the news media and unidentified members of the public. Council Member Kirsits, Council President Rouse and Mayor Luecke then formally welcomed everyone to the meeting. Council Member Kirsits provided copies of the one-page agenda (copy on file) which would govern the meeting. He noted that the South Bend ordinance which created the CCAC provides for atwenty-one (21) person membership. He noted that currently there are six (6) vacancies on the CCAC,which he anticipates will be filled shortly. Council Member Kirsits then called upon South Bend City Clerk John Voorde to administer the oath to the members of the CCAC who were present.