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   IRVINE COLONY COMMUNITY TENNIS RULES AND REGULATIONS Please note the proposed new rules in link below: https://colonytennis.blogspot.com/2024/03/colony-tennispickleball-court-rules.html Eligibility   1.      All homeowners may use the tennis courts during such hours as determined by the facility committee.    Court hours are  7am-10pm . 2.      All homeowners are allowed to bring guests. There must be at least one homeowner participating on court.    One homeowner can only use one court, unless the other court is not being used. 3.      Irvine Colony community tennis courts can only be used by its homeowners and their guests.    Trespassers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent permitted by law. 4.      Players must show valid picture ID with home address (such as driver’s license) upon request by other homeowners for proof of residency.    Players who failed to proof of residency must vacate the court.   Court Reservation and Play Time   1.      All court reservations must be ma
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Irvine Colony Tennis/Pickleball Court Rules

This is a draft of court rule changes.  If you have any question or suggestions, please contact Chung Lau @ 949-229-2268 or tennisforce@gmail.com. It scheduled to be reviewed and voted on by the board of directors on the next board meeting at 7:00 PM 5/16/24 (3rd Thursday of the month) at the Colony club house.  If you have any concerns and would like to speak to the board during the meeting, please submit email request to property manager:  Lisa Bryce < lbryce@cardinal-online.com > . For a better understanding of the rules, please read the FAQ in link below: https://colonytennis.blogspot.com/2024/01/colony-club-tennispickleball-rules-faq-1.html Below are summary of changes: 1. Renamed tennis court to Tennis/Pickleball court and replaced the wording tennis with tennis/pickleball on all the rules. 2. Replaced wording homeowner to resident. 3. Changed the court rule numbering method to unified numbering instead of section numbering. 4. Added the new PTL system. 5. Revised the reser
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 Irvine Colony Club Tennis/Pickleball Rules FAQ 1. What is Play Time Log (PTL)? Play Time Log is a paper based check-in and check-out sign-up sheet to track court usage. Once this system is approved by the board of directors, it will be posted on the bulletin board inside the tennis/pickleball court. 2. What is the purpose of PTL? a. To track play time in order to avoid players from hogging the court. b. To track players who reserve the court but no show. c. To gather more accurate court utilization stats for future service enhancement. 3. Why can't we setup the PTL sheet online? We felt that players need to be physically on the court in order to check-in on the PTL sheet provides a more accurate stat. That said, we can review its effectiveness in 6 months and decide the best approach. 4. Can I use PTL to make court reservations? No. PTL is not a reservation system. It is an activity log. 5. I already made online reservation. Do I still need to check-in on the PTL sheet when I play
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Irvine Colony Club Tennis/Pickleball Rules

This is a draft of court rule changes.  If you have any question or suggestions, please contact Chung Lau @ 949-229-2268 or tennisforce@gmail.com. It scheduled to be reviewed and voted on by the board of directors on the next board meeting at 7:00 PM 2/15/24 (3rd Thursday of the month) at the Colony club house.  If you have any concerns and would like to speak to the board during the meeting, please submit email request to property manager:  Lisa Bryce < lbryce@cardinal-online.com > . For a better understanding of the rules, please read the FAQ in link below: https://colonytennis.blogspot.com/2024/01/colony-club-tennispickleball-rules-faq-1.html The updated rules as of 3/4/24: https://colonytennis.blogspot.com/2024/03/colony-tennispickleball-court-rules.html Below rules are as of 1/18/24: Eligibility   1.      Irvine Colony community tennis/pickleball courts can only be used by its homeowners and their guests.   Trespassers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent permitted by l
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