Prioritise the sport mix
Record primary and secondary sports, user groups, organised and casual use, peak periods and whether future format changes are expected.
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A public multi-sport court should be planned for the programme it will actually host, not simply for the maximum number of line markings that fit on one slab.

Record primary and secondary sports, user groups, organised and casual use, peak periods and whether future format changes are expected.
Base, drainage, lighting, fencing, access and nearby recreation should be considered together. Use the Sports Knowledge Centre for detailed surface and court planning.
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apollonzglobal.com/knowledge-centre/public-realm-development/multi-sport-public-recreation-planningApollo NZ Global. How Should Multi-Sport Recreation Be Planned in a Public Space?. apollonzglobal.com/knowledge-centre/public-realm-development/multi-sport-public-recreation-planningReference & source policy Move from knowledge to project