Section 41Republic Act No. 123 shall be applied and enforced., Sec./Art. 41

The Physical Environment In the design and construction of the school plant, the following factors shall be considered:

(a) Site Traffic hazards are to be avoided but not to the point of sacrificing accessibility to public transportation. It shall be distant from sources of nuisances.

(b) Grounds The acreage shall be large enough to permit playgrounds, athletic fields and school gardens.

(c) Building Preferably it shall be constructed of strong and durable materials and designed along functional lines. For the prevention of fire hazards, the requirements of the local fire department shall be observed. Sufficient ventilation shall be provided. Wall and ceiling finishes should be chosen so as to give optimum lighting with minimum glare. Artificial lighting with louvered flourescent or incandescent fixture shall be used to supply a minimum lighting of 25 foot-candles in the darkest corner. For flooring, suitable materials shall be used which will give maximum durability without creating a slippery surface.

(d) Sanitary Facilities The school population shall be provided with potable water, sewage and waste disposal systems shall likewise conform to the requirements prescribed in this Code.