Community_Spaces_Court_Rules.pdf

This document outlines court rules and operational guidelines for community spaces in Florida's Parks and Recreation Department, specifically for the Downtown Interchange project's three new community spaces currently under construction. The rules establish operating hours from sunrise to sunset and establish usage protocols designed to maximize equitable access and facility maintenance. Key operational requirements include mandatory rotation of users after each game with a maximum of 11 individuals permitted, prohibition of court reservations to ensure first-come, first-served access, enforcement of a waiting line system, and a requirement that groups wait until all members have arrived before entering courts. The facility rules also address maintenance and safety by requiring proper litter disposal in designated receptacles and prohibiting bicycles, scooters, roller skates, and skateboards on court areas.

As part of the Community Space Signs procurement initiative, Parks and Recreation is soliciting new signage to communicate these operational rules and guidelines to users of the three new community spaces. The signage must clearly communicate hours of operation, rotation procedures, waiting line protocols, group arrival requirements, litter disposal expectations, and equipment prohibitions. No specific quantities, pricing information, response deadlines, or contract terms are detailed in this rules document, which serves primarily as the operational framework that the signage must communicate to the public.