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Title: Tennis Courts 101.
Authors: Burke, Rick
Source: College Planning & Management. May2008, Vol. 11 Issue 5, pA18-A20. 3p.
Subject Terms: *School facilities, *Facility management, Tennis courts, Sports facilities
Geographic Terms: United States
Abstract: The article offers tips on how colleges and universities in the United States can maintain their tennis courts. According to the author, if replacing existing old, cracked courts is the issue, an alternative to the expense of rebuilding is employing a monolithic pavement overlay. The author also recommends leasing a free-floating system to cut costs.
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  Data: The article offers tips on how colleges and universities in the United States can maintain their tennis courts. According to the author, if replacing existing old, cracked courts is the issue, an alternative to the expense of rebuilding is employing a monolithic pavement overlay. The author also recommends leasing a free-floating system to cut costs.
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