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Project: Court Resurfacing Project Project 22-7969 Collier County Parks Date: March 7, 2022 321823.43 - 1 Recreational Court Surfacing

SECTION 321823.43

RECREATIONAL COURT SURFACING

PART 1 GENERAL

1.1 SECTION INCLUDES

A. General Description

B. Quality Assurance

C. Submittals

D. Working Conditions

E. Basketball Courts

F. Tennis Courts

G. Bocce Courts

H. Racquetball Courts

I. Shuffleboard Courts

J. Protection

1.2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

A. This specification covers the preparation and application of new Athletic Court

Resurfacing for the Parks of Collier County. The new surface applied shall be designed and used for the protection, beautification and surface pace for a variety of all weather athletic and recreational surfaces, including tennis & pickleball, basketball, shuffleboard, racquetball, and bocce courts where applicable.

1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. The contractor shall record the batch number of each product used on the site and maintain it through the warranty period.

B. The contractor shall provide the inspector, upon request, an estimate of the volume of each product to be used on the site.

C. Court surface product must be ISO 9001 Quality Management Certified and ISO 14001

Environmentally Compliant.

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D. Court surfacing product shall be free from streaking and/or pour marks. Bids that include court surface products and/or contractors that provided finished surfaces exhibiting such a history may be disqualified at the sole discretion of the County.

E. Work shall be performed in conformance with the product manufacturer's instructions and specifications. Final acceptance of work and materials, (physical deficiencies [including, but not limited to: leveling, crack repairs, etc.] and aesthetic deficiencies [including, but not limited to: streaking, pour marks, color variations, etc.] will be at the sole discretion of the County. Payment for work and materials will be made only after County accepts the work and material.

1.4 SUBMITTALS

A. Submit ISO Quality Management System Certification certificate.

1.5 WORKING CONDITIONS

1. Court surface cracks measuring 1/16 inch or less shall be cleaned and filled using a resurfacing agent or Manufacturer-approved equal, and cracks larger than 1/16 inch shall cleaned and filled using a filling agent approved by Manufacturer.

2. The asphalt base for basketball and tennis courts must have a maximum deviation of ¼” below a 10-foot straight edge when measured in any random path or leveling must be completed.

3. All areas that are repaired, leveled, and/or corrected using a court patch binder mixture shall be allowed to fully cure and then ground smooth and level with the substrate by stone or an acceptable mechanical method as recommended by the Manufacturer.

4. Basketball, tennis, and shuffleboard court surfaces shall be flooded with water, any area that retains 1/8” of water in depth after 20 minutes shall be marked and leveled after the approved manufacturer’s primer application. All cracking and construction joints shall be filled with the correct sealant.

5. Primer must be compatible with proposed court color system, and shall be applied as recommended by the Manufacturer, and must account for uneven surfaces using Manufacturer-approved solutions for leveling the court surfaces.

6. The substrate shall be CLEAN and DRY before coatings are applied. The surface of the substrate shall be inspected and made sure to be free of grease, oil, dust, dirt and other foreign matter before any coatings are applied.

7. Court paints shall not be applied when air temperatures less than 60 degrees

Fahrenheit, or as recommended by Manufacturer, and shall not be applied when the surface temperature exceeds 130 degrees Fahrenheit.

8. Court paints shall be mixed with fresh potable water and manufacturer recommended silica sand mix to meet each court’s specifications.

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9. NO PART OF THE SURFACING SYSTEM SHALL BE APPLIED DURING A

RAINFALL, WHEN RAINFALL IS IMMINENT, OR IF THE HUMIDITY IS ABOVE

THE MANUFACTURER’S RECOMMENDATION.

10. Courts coated in shaded areas or prior to predicted rainfall periods will be cooler with slower curing times. Special precautions shall be taken to ensure all coatings cure sufficiently prior to application of additional coatings.

11. Color system components shall not contain ANY lead, mercury, heavy metals, PCB, or formaldehyde.

12. Bid shall include price of one-year warranty on all work performed including materials used.

1.6 BASKETBALL COURTS

A. Requirements

1. All criteria stated within Section 1.5 must be performed for the resurfacing of any basketball court.

2. Hoop modifications if specified in the Measurement and Payment Section 011200 must be completed BEFORE new primer and coating is applied.

3. Resurface with 3-layer ISO9001 and ISO14001 Certified athletic/basketball court system, one layer of primer and two layers of paint. White paint shall be used for court lines.

4. Coating applied shall be a pigmented wear-resistant acrylic emulsion. Color shall be selected by the COUNTY from the manufacturer’s standard color palette.

5. Contractor shall use the manufacturers specified amount of mixed primer to surface area to obtain the correct coverage.

6. Colored court resurfacing must meet the manufacturer’s required ratio of concentrate, potable water, and clean bagged silica sand.

7. Contractor shall apply the manufacturers specified color coating thickness to coverage ratio for the entire court surface and use a coating compatible with the existing courts surface (asphalt/concrete).

8. Each coat shall be completely dry before applying subsequent coats.

9. Game Lines must not be installed until a minimum of 24 hours after final color coat before applying line paint.

10. All lines shall be straight and true and applied by painting between masking taped edges with a paintbrush or roller. Striping pattern and dimensions shall be

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11. Prime masked lines with manufacturer compatible primer and allow a minimum drying time of 1-hour.

12. Apply 1 to 2 coats as needed of compatible White Line Paint with a brush or roller.

13. Remove masking tape immediately after lines are dry.

14. Allow lines to dry a minimum of 24 hours before allowing play on court.

15. Remove all excess and waste materials from the area of work. Dispose of empty containers in accordance with federal and local statutes.

1.7 TENNIS COURTS

1. All criteria stated within Section 1.5 must be performed for the resurfacing of any tennis court.

2. New Posts and Sleeves if specified in the Measurement and Payment Section 011200 must be completed BEFORE new primer and coating is applied.

3. Resurface with 4-layer non-cushion ISO9001 and ISO14001 certified tennis court system, with an International Tennis Federation Court Place Classification Three (ITF3), using one layer of primer and three layers of paint. White paint shall be used for court lines.

4. Coating applied shall be a pigmented wear-resistant acrylic emulsion. Color shall be selected by the COUNTY from the manufacturer’s standard color palette.

5. Contractor shall use the manufacturers specified amount of mixed primer to surface area to obtain the correct coverage.

6. Colored court resurfacing shall meet the manufacturer’s required ratio of concentrate, potable water, and clean bagged silica sand.

7. Contractor shall apply the manufacturers specified color coating thickness to coverage ratio for the entire court surface and use a coating compatible with the existing courts surface (asphalt/concrete).

8. Each coat must be completely dry before applying subsequent coats.

9. Game Lines must not be installed until a minimum of 24 hours after final color coat before applying line paint.

10. Newly painted court dimensions are to be installed per U.S.T.A. specifications.

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11. All lines shall be straight and true and applied by painting between masking taped edges with a paintbrush or roller. Striping pattern and dimensions shall be according to U.S.T.A. specifications

12. Prime masked lines with manufacturer compatible primer and allow a minimum drying time of 1-hour.

13. Apply 1 to 2 coats as needed of compatible White Line Paint with a brush or roller.

14. Remove masking tape immediately after lines are dry.

15. Allow lines to dry a minimum of 24 hours before allowing play on court.

16. Remove all excess and waste materials from the area of work. Dispose of empty containers in accordance with federal and local statutes.

1.8 BOCCE COURTS

1. All bocce courts that are to be resurfaced shall replace the existing surface of like kind surface (Clay or Turf) unless approved by County.

2. Remove existing clay and/or turf on the park sites. The Contractor is responsible to perform all necessary preparation measures to ensure resurfacing meets all manufacturer warranty requirements.

3. Repair and/or install new PVC drainage lines below the bocce court surface, and identify utility and irrigation lines, mark irrigation to protect and/or move irrigation lines as necessary and install court dividers using new, pressure treated wood, measuring 2 inches by 10 inches running a length of 10 feet; and

4. Install new resurface:

a. For existing Clay Courts: 1” bocce clay surface using Har Tru Tennis Court Surfacing OR COUNTY approved equal.

b. For existing Turf Courts: Install Nova Bocce Classico US Tennis Turf with sand in fill OR COUNTY approved equal. COUNTY MUST APPROVE

COLOR PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

1.9 RACQUETBALL COURTS

1. Power wash and sand to remove existing paint from racquetball walls to profile for new paint; and

2. Patch, repair, and profile ground for adding court lines in designated park

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3. Install Tuf-Top Dura Plate 289 OR COUNTY approved equal per the manufacturer’s application specifications; All paint is to be the color white and shall be used on all racquetball walls following manufacturer’s installation.

4. Courts requiring a "NET STRIPE", as identified as in Specification Sections 011200.3.1.A.3 and 011200.3.1.B.3, shall have a level, 2-inch wide top-of-net-stripe painted on the wall. Top of stripe shall be located 35 inches above the court surface. Stripe paint shall be blue in color and compatible with the wall paint.

1.10 SHUFFLEBOARD COURTS

1. Power wash, clean, and profile the surface to prepare for new paint application.

2. Repair surface as needed by patching or laying new concrete for smooth court surface; The Contractor is responsible to perform all necessary preparation measures to ensure resurfacing meets all manufacturer warranty requirements.

3. Paint new surface using US Tennis manufactured OR COUNTY approved equal, glass bead texture with a 3-part application (one primer layer and two paint layers) with paint approved by manufacturer for use on concrete and paint white court lines.

1.11 PROTECTION

A. Cure Time

1. No traffic or other trades shall be allowed on the surface for a period of one week following completion to allow for complete and proper cure of the finish.

2. Other Trades. It is the responsibility of the general contractor to protect the surface from damage by other trades before acceptance by the owner or the owner’s authorized agent.

3. Do not allow surrounding sprinkler systems to spray water on the newly applied court surface for a period of one week after completion.

4. Do not place any benches, chairs, ball baskets, or any other type of court equipment on the newly applied court surface for a period of one week after completion.

5. Do not allow black soled shoes, bicycles, rollerblades, etc. on the court surface.

END OF SECTION