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SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 43 (COQUITLAM)

“S50 POIRIER st. i
COQUITLAM, B. &.

‘MAR 2 0 1972 7

Mr. Ro A. Freeman, ¥

City Clerk, ; a

The Corporation of the H
City of Port Coquitian, ,

2272 McAllister Avenue,

Port Coquitiam, 5. Cc.

Dsar Mr. Freeman:

Your letter of February 10th was considered by the Board of
School Trustees at ite last regular meeting.

The Board of School Trustees, through the District Superintendent
of Schools, has discussed the matter of litter at schools with
the principals of the schools several times recently. The schoalse
are, therefore, aware of the problem and are doing as much as
possible to keep litter to a mininun.

In addition to the education programme, I believe you are aware that
the Maintenance Department has provided three metal litter con-
tainers at Port Coquitlam Secondary School and two at the Mary Hill _
Secemdary School. Ag well, containers have been provided for the i
Mary Hill, Central and Viscount Alexander Elementary Schools.

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On Monday of each week personnel from the Groundn Department sre __
detailed to clean up the litter surrounding the Viscount Alexander,
Mary Hill Secondary, Mary Hill Elementary and Central Elementary
Schools. In addition: to this, the employees mowing grasa through
the summer season are requested to remove litter from these aerean.
All custodians at each school have been instructed to check the
litter adjacent to school buildings as part of their daily routine.

- The Board would like to suggest that although the littering of
echcol property and clean-up of it can be controlled by the Board

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