“Outdoors Unlittered originated
in 1967 as a non-profit, charita-
bie agency aimed at reducing
the litter problem. The agency
is registered under the Federal
Income Tax Act.-

Outdoors Unlittered promotes
educational programs te elimi-
nate the habit of littering: on
‘public and private property.
The methods used and urged
by the agency to reduce litter
are proper disposal facilities
and litter removal equipment,
education, streamlined en-
forcement, updated litter laws
and sensible packaging.

Outdoors Unlittered receives
support from government, in-
dustry, the media, private or-
ganization and individuals. Its
programs include a Speakers
and Convention program, a
monthly magazine entitted the
NEWSLITTER, film tibraries on
litter control and recycling, the
Ecology Clubs of Canada, a
secondary ‘schoo! program,
media campaigns, Anti-citter
Weeks, industry and communi-
ty programs, and promotions.

Outdoors Untittered is
Canada’s oldest litter-reduct-
jon agency. The approach used
by the agency Is professional
and the full-time services of an
environmental and corporate
communications firm are
utllizad.

Outdoors Unlittered maintains
registered . offices in White
Rock, British Columbia, Ed-
tmonton and Calgary, Alberta.

Membership inquiries or re-
quests for information should
be addressed to our nearest
olfice or to:

Outdoors Unlittered,
200 — 1326 Johnston Road,
White Rock,

British Columbia.

OUTDOORS UNLITTERED

* 200 _ 1326 Johnston Road, White Rock,
British Columbia, V4B 3Z2
Telephone: (604) 536-1414

COUNC

July 6, 1976 _ AUG - 3 1976

Mr. J. Campbell

Mayor

City of Port Coquitlam
2272 McAllister Avenue
Port Coquitlam, B. C.
V3C 2A8

Dear Mr. Mayor and Council:

Outdoors Unlittered plans to sponsor a ‘Clunker Week'
from September 13-17, 1976.

Clunker Week's objective is to remove derelict vehicles
from private and public property at no cost to the
taxpayer. Outdoors Unlittered first sponsored Clunker
Week in cooperation with the City of Calgary, in
Calgary in 1975 and removed 554 derelict automobiles.

Between September 13-17, residents of all lower Mainland
municipalities will be able to call a Special telephone
number to get their derelict vehicle removed. Vehicles
will be picked up and recycled by Richmon Steel Recycling
Ltd. at no cost.

Outdoors Unlittered will coordinate all activities,
including the processing of legal release forms for
vehicles to be removed and recycled. We will require
your municipality's assistance however, with the removal
of vehicles from public land and from private land
where the vehicle does not belong to the owner of the
land. Many municipalities, through police or licensing
departments, have authority to order removal of such
vehicles,

We do not anticipate any legal problems but would like
to be fully prepared should an occasion arise.

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