what is the solution to this problem?

Following are a few suggestions that I am proposing and these
suggestions should be reviewed and acted upon now by the School
Board, City of Port Coquitlam Traffic Committee, R.C.M.P. Traffic
Division, the By-Law Officer for the City of Port Coquitlam and the
City Engineer for the City of Port Coquitlam:

Crossing guard to be posted at this cross walk.

Metal posts with signs could be erected over Oxford Street to
make drivers aware of the school zone as well as notice the
cross walk (identical to those located on Shaughnessy Street

by Central School).

Flashing traffic control light at this cross walk or any other
cross walk that may be instituted for the new Middle School on

Oxford Street.

a

Three way stop sign at the intersection of Dorset Avenue and
Oxford Street to control the speed of traffic on Oxford Street
and perhaps have a cross walk here to serve the students who
will attend the new Middle School.

Three way stop sign at the intersection of Dorset Avenue and
Oxford Street to control and slow down the traffic on Oxford
Street and maintain the existing cross walk at Salisbury
Avenue (with no drop off and pick up in cars in the 1900 block
of Salisbury Avenue, which is a dead end street). .

I urge the School Board to take action now before it is too late,
before these schools are both operating and before a child is hurt!

Yours truly,

. KATHY - PEDERSEN
1844 Dorset Avenue
... Port Coquitlam, B.C.
V3B 5Y¥9.- |
“PH: 942-5880

c.c. Mr. G. Sieben, Principal at Viscount School Co
Mrs. Eve Carlson, Viscount School Parent Group Co-Ordinator
Mr. T.N.° Chong, City Engineer/City of Port Coquitlam .