Dear Sir,

Good Day!

I am grateful to have such basketball courts, which now have a covered court and a stage
that's been recently upgraded with the help of your great office and also was supported by
our government. The teenagers could awaken their interest for sports and other outdoor
activities, leading to a healthy diet and regular exercise and even allowing them to
socialize with other visitors to our basketball court. But it bothers me that our basketball
court, which was supposed to be a practice facility for our players, is instead a parking lot
for those residents who do not have their own garage. There are also those that utilize the
basketball court as a rice dryer.
We feel that the basket ball court could be used for a variety of purposes, including
barangay officer meetings, government seminars, feeding programs, libreng tuli,
vaccination activities, and so on. However, the residents are unable to enter since it is
occupied by a car owner who uses it as a parking lot and uses it as a rice drying.
In this regard, I am truly expecting that you and your good office will take appropriate
measures. Also, establish some strict rules for both the basketball court and the barangay
hall office.

Respectfully yours,
Clynd Roque L. Reyes