All tennis players must be prepared to show a pool pass.

Usage

The only activity permitted on the tennis courts is playing tennis. No equipment other than tennis equipment is allowed on the courts. This rule is intended to exclude all wheeled vehicles, toys, sled, roller skates, skateboards, baseball, basketball, etc.

Priority use of the courts shall be according to the following order:

After 5:00pm Mondays through Fridays, groups comprised of at least one adult per court.
Owners
Dependants of owners residing in the household.

Play is restricted to one hour duration when others are waiting to play. Players who have been on the courts longest shall yield to the waiting players. Those who should yield may finish the game underway (not the set). In all cases, principles of fair play should prevail.

Play may not commence before 8:00am.

Proper tennis attire must be worn, including shirts for males and standard tennis shoes with light colored soles.

To prolong equipment life, the net cable and other net assembly components should not be struck and no weight or force should be applied. Nets should not be leaned on, pushed down, or intentionally touched.

The court surface should not be intentionally struck by racquets.

Conducts

No audio equipment (radio, tape player, etc.) should be brought onto or near the courts.

Food, glass containers, and pets are not permitted. Ball can tops and other debris should be removed when leaving the courts.

USTA Rules of play shall apply and generally dictate the conduct and courtesy to be shown while playing.

In consideration of others, please:

Avoid loud or boisterous conduct or unnecessary conversations.

Do not chase stray balls across the occupied adjacent court. Neighboring players should retrieve your balls for you and you should do the same for them.

Do not pass across or behind an occupied court until the players allow your passage.