Sides oF the street and more crivers then trying to crive im the middle of
the street, pedestriens are then left with battling cars coming from every
Cirection anc near misses happening daily.

Unfortunately the above mentioned boulevard is not passable for mothers with
stollers or taddlers et any time, or for anyone curing the winter months.

My understanding is that this situation has been brought to your attention on
more than one occasion, but I am confident that you cen sympathize with

our urgent need for this problem to Se rectified swiftly, and you will therefore
consider this as having the highest oriority.

I feel that if we all work together and do our part we cam egain make our
streets safe For our children.

You will Fina enclosed a copy of e@ petition signed by concerned residents,
and parents and teachers supporting the suggestioms outlined in this letter.

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Awaiting your response,

Me rte Whar VAR

Vickie Markham

Copies to:

Mr. G. Seaman, Principal, Kilmer Elementary School
Mr. T. Harris, Assistant School Superintencant, Oistrict #43 , Coquitlam
Sat. G. Kimaenski, RCMP Traffic Civision, Caquitlam -
Mr. A. G. Criggie, By-law Enforcement Officer, Engineering Oent. City of
Part Coquitlam
Me, A. Mammel, Treffic Technician, Engineering Dept. City of Fort Coquitlam
Me. W. Lowe, Manacer, School Plant and Maintenance Services School District #43
Louella Hollington, Chairman, Board of School Trustees, District #42, Coquitlam
Or. Clinton, Superintencant of Semools, District #43, Coquitlam
Mr. Mike Gates, Public Works Committee, City of Part Coquitlam
Mc. Mile Wright, Public Works Committee, City of Port Coquitlam
Mes. Pauline Farrell, Present President of Kilmer Home end School Asseciatian
Ms. Susan King-Wilson, Past President Kilmer Home amd School Association
Hannah Diamond, NOW Publication
Jayne Parley, School Boarc Representative for Port Coquitlam
Merg Gordan, Alderman
Mike Thompson, Aldermen
Me. tL. M. Traboulay, Mayor