RAP uses the following guidelines to rate the condition of amenities.

Select an amenity below.

Baseball Fields

A baseball field at dusk, with rich orange dirt and green grass, illuminated by stadium lights against a colorful pink and orange sky.

Good

Field Surface is flat and obstacle-free. Permanent markings and bases/pitcher’s mound are intact.
Irrigation System applies water evenly and
efficiently. All heads, valves and controllers are in
proper working order; any leaks are minor and
infrequent.
Drainage is not an issue, infield and outfield are generally playable the day after rain.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in good repair and allow evening play
Fencing/backstop prevent runaway baseballs and need no repairs
Seating (if present) is stable and in good repair (bleachers and team benches).

A large puddle of water on a dirt baseball infield, with green grass, trees, and light poles in the background.

Fair

Field Surface is moderately uneven. Permanent markings are mostly intact;.
Irrigation System is inefficient, some heads and valves may be damaged; system may have minor leaks. Controller is functional, but requires occasional repair; Drainage issues cause muddy areas after a rain or watering, but play is rarely affected
Lighting Fixtures (if present) need some repair or replacement. Evening play is possible but affected by uneven lighting.
Fencing/backstop is damaged in places but still maintains player and spectator safety
Seating (if present) is slightly damaged and/or worn, but retains functionality.

A chain-link fence, warped and showing signs of wear, at the edge of a dirt baseball field, with a '263' distance marker and a batting cage net visible.

Poor

Field Surface is very uneven, play is impacted due to trip hazards. Missing markings make rule enforcement difficult.
Irrigation System is very inefficient, over-spray creates noticeable runoff. Heads and valves need frequent repair or replacement; there are multiple leaks. Controller is damaged beyond repair, functions poorly or not at all.
Drainage issues affect play. Rain and irrigation create large muddy areas that limit play and damage field surface.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) mostly need repair or replacement; evening play is not possible.
Fencing/backstop is substantially damaged, with holes/gaps that slow play and compromise safety
Seating (if present) is unstable and damaged to the point that it is not usable.

Basketball Courts

A sunny wide shot of an outdoor basketball court with an asphalt playing surface and white lines, featuring a single hoop, surrounded by grassy areas, trees, and houses.

Good

Playing Surface is flat and playable with markings that allow users to easily follow rules of the game.
Hoop Supports are vertical and intact. The backboard is intact and allows full play.
Drainage functions well, with no pooling of water on court.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in good repair and allow evening play.

An outdoor concrete basketball court showing significant signs of age and wear. The surface is extensively cracked, and the white painted lines defining the court and key are faded. A single basketball hoop stands in the background.

Fair

Playing Surface is playable but has some cracks, a slightly uneven surface, or markings that are chipped, worn, or missing.
Hoop Supports lean or are slightly unstable and/or the backboard is damaged to the point that play is affected.
Drainage issues leave the court susceptible to pooling water that occasionally limits play.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) need some repair or replacement; evening play is possible but uneven lighting affects play.

An empty, outdoor basketball court, surrounded by a chain-link fence and bare trees, whose asphalt playing surface is dark and worn, with faded white and yellow lines. The white backboard is broken and missing a section.

Poor

Playing Surface is severely cracked or uneven and needs to be replaced.
Hoop Supports are unstable, damaged or missing; post footing may be damaged; post needs replacement. Play is severely limited.
Drainage issues leave the court susceptible to major pooling of water that regularly limits play.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) mostly need repair or replacement; evening
play is not possible.

Community/Recreation Centers

An indoor computer lab with rows of desktop computers and CRT monitors on purple desks, with yellow and purple walls decorated with a basketball player graphic

Good

HVAC Systems are fully operational and energy efficient.
ADA requirements are met throughout the building, including restrooms.
Building Envelope (roof, walls, windows, doors, etc.) is fully functional and
intact.
Plumbing System is fully functional and in good repair.
Electrical System is code compliant and in good repair.
Lighting Fixtures all function and are in good repair.

Close-up of a textured wall with electrical wire running across it, where large sections of the top layer of paint are peeling away, exposing irregular white patches beneath.

Fair

HVAC System is mostly functional but requires regular repairs and minor replacements. Equipment is moderately energy efficient.
ADA requirements are met in the majority of the building, but upgrades are needed to reach full compliance.
Building Envelope needs minor repairs such as new paint, some window/door replacements, or minor roof repairs.
Plumbing System needs minor repair or replacement of some fixtures
Electrical System is code compliant but needs occasional repair.
Lighting Fixtures need some repairs or replacements.

A weathered building entrance with a dark door, stucco walls, and a broken light fixture. The walls are heavily textured and covered in dry, brown, clinging vine remnants.

Poor

HVAC System needs frequent repairs and replacement of parts. System is not energy efficient.
ADA requirements are not met in the majority of the building; significant upgrades are needed.
Building Envelope needs major repairs such as seismic retrofitting, foundation work, all new windows/doors, or a new roof.
Plumbing System needs major repair or replacement of most fixtures.
Electrical System is not code compliant and needs rewiring and replacing.
Lighting Fixtures mostly need repair or replacement.

Dog Parks

A dog park with a central artificial turf area, surrounded by dirt, with several people and their dogs enjoying the space.

Good

Fences/Gates fully enclose the dog park and are undamaged.
Drainage functions well, the area is well-drained and is generally usable the day after rain.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in good repair and allow evening use.

Two dogs, one black and one brown, on patches of green grass interspersed with bare dirt in a fenced dog park with scattered grass and trees.

Fair

Fences/Gates need minor repairs in some areas; gates function but have minor damage or holes.
Drainage issues create muddy areas after a rain, but use is rarely affected
Lighting Fixtures (if present) may be in need of repair or replacement; evening use is possible but is affected by uneven lighting.

A black dog wallowing in a large, muddy puddle in a dog park, next to a chain-link fence.

Poor

Fences/Gates have large sections in need of repair or replacement. Gates do not always function properly or need frequent repair to remain functional.
Drainage is poor and affects use. Rain and/or irrigation create large muddy areas that limit use and damage the ground surface.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are mostly in need of repair or replacement; evening use is not possible.

Fitness Zones

An outdoor public fitness zone with exercise equipment on a green turf surface, a large informational sign, and trees in the background.

Good

Equipment at all stations is in good repair and fully usable
Instructional Signage is intact and legible.
Paths/Ground Surfaces are level and well drained. Users can easily walk between stations and access equipment.

An outdoor exercise area next to a grassy park and paved path, showing a damaged rubberized ground surface, which has worn away in several large patches, exposing black infill or ground beneath.

Fair

Equipment is mostly in good repair and fully usable; footing may be slightly exposed, but generally undamaged, required repairs are minor and do not prevent use.
Instructional Signage is damaged, but is still mostly legible, footing may be slightly exposed
Paths/Ground Surfaces are slightly uneven, with depressions around equipment that expose footings, allow small amounts of water to pool and may limit access for some users.

An old, heavily rusted climbing frame, sits in a dense forest with pine needles covering the ground.

Poor

Equipment is mostly damaged to the point that use is limited or not possible, some pieces may pose safety hazards to users, footings are exposed, unstable, and/or severely damaged.
Instructional Signage is no longer legible, is structurally unsound, or missing completely.
Paths/Ground Surfaces are uneven, present trip hazards, allow water to pool, and limit access.

Freestanding Restrooms

A small, tan, well-maintained park restroom building with a brown metal roof and a green drinking fountain, set next to a paved path and surrounded by trees.

Good

The restrooms are fully compliant with ADA requirements.
Building Envelope (roof, walls, windows, and doors) is fully functional and intact.
Plumbing System is fully functional and in good repair.
Electrical System is code compliant and in good repair.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are functional and in good repair.

A close-up view inside a public men's restroom, showing a white porcelain urinal next to another urinal that is completely covered by a large, full black trash bag taped to the wall.

Fair

The restrooms are generally comply with ADA requirements, but upgrades are needed to reach full compliance.
Building Envelope needs minor repairs such as new paint, some window/door replacements, or minor roof repairs.
Plumbing System is generally reliable and in good repair, some fixtures need repair or replacement, but most are in good working order.
Electrical System is code compliant but needs occasional repair.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) need some repair or replacement.

A neglected and vandalized public restroom. The light blue walls are covered in extensive, colorful graffiti. Two toilets are visible in separate stalls, both appearing dirty and possibly broken, with one having a plywood door.

Poor

The restrooms are not compliant with ADA requirements; significant upgrades are needed.
Building Envelope needs major repairs such as seismic retrofitting, foundation work, all new windows/doors, or a new roof.
Plumbing System has leaks or otherwise needs frequent repair, the majority of fixtures need repair or replacement.
Electrical System is not code compliant and needs rewiring and replacing.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) mostly need to be repaired or replaced.

Gymnasiums

An empty indoor basketball court with a polished wooden floor, blue painted circles, and a hoop, under warm lighting.

Good

Playing Surface is fully functional. It has an even, smooth surface and markings are legible.
HVAC Systems are fully operational and energy efficient.
ADA requirements are met throughout the building, including restrooms.
Building Envelope (roof, walls, windows, doors, etc.) is fully functional and intact.
Plumbing System is fully functional and in good repair.
Electrical System is code compliant and in good repair.
Lighting Fixtures all function and are in good repair.

Concrete steps that show some wear and faint red markings near the bottom step, leading up between two sections of empty, white bleacher seating.

Fair

Playing Surface needs minor repairs such as new painted markings or resurfacing.
HVAC System is mostly functional but requires regular repairs and minor replacements. Equipment is moderately energy efficient.
ADA requirements are met in the majority of the building, but upgrades are needed to reach full compliance.
Building Envelope needs minor repairs such as new paint, some window/door replacements, or minor roof repairs.
Plumbing System needs minor repair or replacement of some fixtures.
Electrical System is code compliant but needs occasional repair.
Lighting Fixtures need some repairs or replacements.

An indoor gymnasium in a state of disarray, with large sections of its wooden floor ripped up, exposing subflooring, debris scattered, and basketball hoops still in place.

Poor

Playing Surface needs to be replaced; it has deteriorated beyond reasonable repair.
HVAC System needs frequent repairs and replacement of parts. System is not energy efficient.
ADA requirements are not met in the majority of the building; significant upgrades are needed.
Building Envelope needs major repairs such as seismic retrofitting, foundation work, all new windows/doors, or a new roof.
Plumbing System needs major repair or replacement of most fixtures.
Electrical System is not code compliant and needs rewiring and replacing.
Lighting Fixtures mostly need repair or replacement.

Multipurpose Fields

A wide-angle view of a large, open green field, bordered by buildings and trees in the distance.

Good

Field Surface is generally flat, obstacle-free and evenly covered with grass.
Irrigation System applies water evenly and efficiently. All heads, valves and controllers are in proper working order; any leaks are minor and infrequent.
Drainage is functional, field is well-drained and is generally playable the day after rain.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in good repair and allow evening
play.

A large, open green sports field with green grass, showing some worn and bare patches in the foreground. In the background, a large hill rises up.

Fair

Field Surface is slightly uneven, with minor depressions in some places. Grass is patchy in places.
Irrigation System is inefficient, parts of the field are either over- or under-watered. Some heads and valves may be damaged; system may have minor leaks. Controller is functional, but requires occasional repair.
Drainage issues cause muddy areas after a rain or after irrigating, but play is rarely affected.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) need some repair or replacement; evening play is possible but uneven lighting affects play.

A wide view of a vast green grass field, heavily saturated with water forming numerous large puddles, bordered by a building and distant trees.

Poor

Field Surface is uneven, with many depressions and large patches of bare dirt that impact play.
Irrigation System is very inefficient with large parts of the field either over- or under watered; overspray creates noticeable run-off. Heads and valves require frequent repair or replacement; there are many leaks. Controller is damaged beyond repair, functions poorly or not at all.
Drainage issues affect play. Rain and irrigation create large muddy areas that limit play and damage field surface.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in need of repair or replacement; evening play is not possible.

Picnic Shelters

An empty white picnic shelter with a brown roof, concrete picnic tables, and a grill, surrounded by grass.

Good

Structure is structurally sound; posts and roof or open-beam trellis are intact.
Ground Surface is level, well-drained and clear of obstacles.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in good repair and allow evening use of shelter.
Picnic Tables/Barbecues (if present) are in good repair and fully functional.

A long, open-sided covered picnic area, with numerous concrete picnic tables and benches stretching into the background. The ground beneath the structure appears wet, possibly from rain.

Fair

Structure is generally structurally sound, posts are generally intact, roof or open beam trellis may need minor repairs for small leaks or damaged beams.
Ground Surface is slightly uneven, paving (if present) has minor cracks or damage, water pools in some places.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) may be in need of repair or replacement; evening use is possible but lighting is uneven.
Picnic Tables (if present) are cracked or otherwise damaged, but still usable.
Barbecues (if present) are rusted or bent, but can be used.

A picnic table and a leaning, wooden, open-sided shelter are cordoned off with yellow caution tape next to a lake.

Poor

Structure is severely damaged, posts and roof or open-beam trellis are missing, or structurally unsound. Shelter no longer functions as intended.
Ground Surface is uneven, paving (if present) has large cracks or is missing in places and limits access and use; pooling water impacts use.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in need of repair or replacement; evening use is not possible.
Picnic Tables (if present) are missing benches or are too damaged to use comfortably.
Barbecues (if present) are missing grates or handles and have limited functionality. Exposed footings create tripping hazards or destabilize table or barbecue.

Playgrounds

A colorful playground with yellow and green shade sails, multiple slides, climbing structures, and a rock wall, on a rubberized surface.

Good

Play Equipment is fully intact and generally compliant with safety standards. Equipment may have minor cosmetic flaws that do not affect use.
Safety Surfacing is installed where recommended and well maintained. Surfacing meets safety standards. Edging and borders successfully contains sand, wood chips, or other loose material.
Drainage is functional and the fi is generally usable the day after rain.

A red spinning seat on a worn playground safety surface made of blue and green interlocking tiles, with areas of missing material and exposed black infill.

Fair

Play Equipment is damaged in parts or missing minor pieces but the majority of the equipment is usable and compliant with safety standards.
Safety Surfacing is installed where recommended but may need repair or replenishment to meet safety standards. Edging and borders only partially contain loose materials.
Drainage issues create muddy areas or pooled water appear after a rain, but use is rarely affected.

A playground swing seat on metal poles cordoned off with yellow 'CAUTION' tape, on a wood chip surface.

Poor

Play Equipment needs major repairs or replacement to be compliant with safety standards. Damaged or missing components limit play opportunities.
Safety Surfacing is absent or damaged beyond repair in multiple areas. Loose material is not contained and requires frequent replenishment.
Drainage is poor and regularly affects use. Rain and/or irrigation create large areas of pooled water or mud
that limit use and damage safety surfacing.

Senior Centers

An interior view of a clean and organized computer lab, featuring several black computer monitors, keyboards, and towers on individual desks with rolling chairs. The room also has a large window with blinds and a whiteboard.

Good

HVAC Systems are fully operational and energy efficient.
ADA requirements are met throughout the building, including restrooms.
Building Envelope (roof, walls, windows, doors, etc.) is fully functional and intact.
Plumbing System is fully functional and in good repair.
Electrical System is code compliant and in good repair.
Lighting Fixtures all function and are in good repair.

Close-up of a building's roof eaves and wall, showing severely peeling paint and rot on the fascia board.

Fair

HVAC System is mostly functional but requires regular repairs and minor replacements. Equipment is moderately energy efficient.
ADA requirements are met in the majority of the building, but upgrades are needed to reach full compliance.
Building Envelope needs minor repairs such as new paint, some window/door replacements, or minor roof repairs.
Plumbing System needs minor repair or replacement of some fixtures.
Electrical System is code compliant but needs occasional repair.
Lighting Fixtures need some repairs or replacements.

A makeshift, deteriorated concrete ramp leading from an asphalt parking lot up to a concrete sidewalk, with a building wall in the background.

Poor

HVAC System needs frequent repairs and replacement of parts. System is not energy efficient.
ADA requirements are not met in the majority of the building; significant upgrades are needed.
Building Envelope needs major repairs such as seismic retrofitting, foundation work, all new windows/doors, or a new roof.
Plumbing System needs major repair or replacement of most fixtures.
Electrical System is not code compliant and needs rewiring and replacing.
Lighting Fixtures mostly need repair or replacement.

Skate Parks

A modern concrete skatepark with several bowls and ramps, surrounded by a fence, with hills in the background.

Good

Skating Surface is smooth or textured where appropriate. Rails are in good repair.
Drainage functions well, water is drained in a way that prevents safety hazards for skaters.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in good repair and allow evening play.
Fencing (if present) contains the skate park, protects adjacent park uses from runaway skate boards, and prevents small children from wandering into the skate park.
Safety Features such as hand rails and ledges are fully intact, signage is legible.

Close-up of a severely eroded and damaged concrete or plaster surface, showing crumbling edges and discoloration.

Fair

Skating Surface is chipped and has minor cracking. Rails are cracked or damaged in spots. Damage affects some uses, but not the entire skate park.
Drainage issues occasionally force skaters to avoid specific bowls or ramps after rain.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) need some repair or replacement; evening play is possible but uneven lighting affects play.
Fencing (if present) is mostly intact but has gaps, or the gate is broken.
Safety Features such as hand rails and ledges are mostly intact but need minor repairs; signage is damage but mostly legible.

An empty, outdoor concrete skatepark with various ramps, boxes, and a grind rail, surrounded by a fence and trees. The concrete ground appears somewhat worn, and small patches of weeds are growing in cracks.

Poor

Skating Surface is severely cracked, chipped or otherwise damaged and poses safety hazards in multiple locations. Rails cannot be used safely.
Drainage issues regularly prevent use of the facility; water commonly collects within the facility’s depressions.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) mostly need repair or replacement; evening play is not possible.
Fencing (if present) is substantially damaged and cannot contain skating activities. Runaway skateboards impact adjacent park uses.
Safety Features are severely damaged or deteriorated and require a comprehensive remodel of the facility to ensure safety of skaters, signage is illegible.

Soccer Fields (Lawn)

A large soccer field at dusk, illuminated by bright stadium lights, with indistinct figures playing or watching in the distance. The grass is a vibrant green and appears evenly cut and healthy.

Good

Field Surface is generally flat, obstacle-free and evenly covered with grass.
Irrigation System applies water evenly and efficiently. All heads, valves and controllers are in proper working order; any leaks are minor and infrequent.
Drainage is functional, field is well-drained and is generally playable the day after rain.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in good repair and allow evening play.

A soccer goal net and frame on a grass sports field. The area directly in front of and around the goal shows significant wear, with large brown, bare patches of dirt indicating heavy use.

Fair

Field Surface is slightly uneven, with minor depressions in some places. Grass is patchy in places.
Irrigation System is inefficient, parts of the field are either over- or under-watered. Some heads and valves may be damaged; system may have minor leaks. Controller is functional, but requires occasional repair.
Drainage issues cause muddy areas after a rain or after irrigating, but play is rarely affected.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) need some repair or replacement; evening play is possible but uneven lighting affects play.

A male soccer player in a white jersey and black shorts with white socks and orange cleats is actively dribbling a white soccer ball across a very worn and dry grass field. The field is largely brown with significant patches of bare dirt visible.

Poor

Field Surface is uneven, with many depressions and large patches of bare dirt that impact play.
Irrigation System is very inefficient with large parts of the field either over- or under watered; overspray creates noticeable run-off. Heads and valves require frequent repair or replacement; there are many leaks. Controller is damaged beyond repair, functions poorly or not at all.
Drainage issues affect play. Rain and irrigation create large muddy areas that limit play and damage field surface.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in need of repair or replacement; evening play is not possible.

Soccer Fields (Synthetic Turf)

A wide shot of a large, well-maintained artificial turf multi-sport field with white and yellow lines, surrounded by tall light poles and a paved path.

Good

Field Surface is flat and obstacle-free, turf and infill density is consistent across the field. Permanent markings are fully intact and legible.
Irrigation System applies water evenly and efficiently. All heads, valves and controllers are in proper working order; any leaks are minor and infrequent.
Drainage is functional, water does not pool or flow at excessive rates.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in good repair and allow evening play.

Close-up of the lower legs and feet of two soccer players in white shorts and orange socks on a bright green artificial turf field with visible dark infill.

Fair

Field Surface is uneven, with small areas of flattened/worn pile and insufficient or compacted infill. Permanent markings are legible, but damaged.
Irrigation System is inefficient, overspray creates run-off. Some heads and valves may be damaged; system may have minor leaks. Controller is functional, but requires occasional repair.
Drainage issues create limited areas of pooling; play is rarely affected.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) need some repair or replacement; evening play is possible but is affected by uneven lighting.

An outdoor scene featuring a large roll of artificial turf that has been partially unrolled. The roll is resting on a paved black asphalt area.

Poor

Field Surface is damaged, with large areas of flattened/worn pile and insufficient and/or compacted infill. Failing seams are visible and impact play.
Irrigation System is very inefficient; overspray creates noticeable run-off. Heads and valves require frequent repair or replacement; there are many leaks. Controller is damaged beyond repair, functions poorly or not at all.
Drainage issues affect play, pooled or flowing water damages artificial turf and/or infill.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) mostly need of repair or replacement; evening play is not possible.

Splash Pads

A young child in colorful swim shorts playing in a splash pad with water spraying from red, yellow, and blue arches, next to a large tan water slide.

Good

Plumbing/Drainage is fully operational and in good repair.
Nozzles/Spouts are all operational and direct water in the intended manner.
Surface of the splash pad is in good repair and meets safety requirements.

Bare feet and legs of several children splashing and playing on a wet, tiled splash pad with water jets.

Fair

Plumbing/Drainage needs repair on average once a month; minor drainage issues result in pooled water when splash pad is off.
Nozzles/Spouts are mostly operational; damaged equipment does not impact use.
Surface of splash pad has minor cracks or chips that need repair, but still meets safety requirements.

Close-up of a severely cracked asphalt or concrete surface, showing extensive alligator cracking.

Poor

Plumbing/Drainage needs major repairs to make the splash pad functional; the facility is closed for major portions of the summer. Drainage issues prevent safe operation.
Nozzles/Spouts are mostly damaged or nonfunctioning; use of splash pad is reduced.
Surface of splash pad has large cracks or other damage that present safety hazards.
Water pools where it should drain away or
drains where it should pool.

Swimming Pools

An outdoor swimming pool on a bright day, with the water's surface reflecting sunlight. Directly across the pool is a long, low-slung building.

Good

Deck is in good repair and meets safety and public health requirements
Building (if present) is in good repair; plumbing fixtures, lockers, and office are fully functional.
Plaster is in good repair and pool is free of leaks.
Coping is intact and meets safety and public health requirements.
Equipment is in good repair and fully functional.
Fencing meets all safety requirements and is in good repair.
Lighting fixtures (if present) are in good repair and allow evening use of the pool.

A close-up view of tiled steps into a swimming pool. The tiles show signs of wear, discoloration, and some chips or cracks.

Fair

Deck has minor cracks, but meets safety and public health requirements.
Building (if present) needs minor repairs; some plumbing fixtures, lockers and/or office equipment need repair or replacement.
Plaster has minor cracks, pitting and wear, but is generally in good repair and free of obvious leaks. Some tiles may be missing.
Coping is cracked or damaged in areas and needs repair.
Equipment repairs cause unscheduled pool closure several times a year.
Fencing is damaged and has visible repairs but still meets safety requirements.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) may be in need of repair or replacement; evening pool use is still possible.

A close-up of an empty, neglected swimming pool with dirty, graffiti-covered walls, missing coping, and rusted handrails.

Poor

Deck is severely cracked/damaged, does not meet safety and public health requirements.
Building (if present) needs major repairs; most plumbing fixtures, lockers and/or office equipment need repair or replacement.
Plaster has major damage; pool leaks, tiles are cracked and missing in multiple locations.
Coping is damaged or missing in multiple locations.
Equipment repairs cause unscheduled pool closure many times a year; equipment operates sub-optimally when functioning.
Fencing needs major repairs and no longer meets safety requirements.
Lighting fixtures (if present) are in need of repair or replacement; evening pool use is not possible.

Tennis Courts

Good

Playing Surface is flat, clean, and playable. Markings are appropriate for regulation play. Net supports are adequate to support the net.
Drainage functions well, with no pooling of water on the court.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) are in good repair and allow evening play.
Enclosure (if present) encloses the court on all sides; there are no gaps or missing sections.

A tennis court with significant dirt or debris accumulated on the outer playing surface near the baseline.

Fair

Playing Surface is playable but has some cracks, a slightly uneven surface, or paint that is chipped and worn. Net supports may be leaning but still hold up the net.
Drainage issues leave the court susceptible to pooling of water that occasionally limits play.
Lighting Fixtures (if present): need some repair or replacement; evening play is possible but uneven lighting affects play.
Enclosure (if present) is damaged in some sections, resulting in the occasional loss of tennis balls.

Poor

Playing Surface is severely cracked or uneven and needs to be replaced
Drainage issues leave the court susceptible to major pooling of water that regularly limits play.
Lighting Fixtures (if present) mostly need repair or replacement; evening play is not possible.
Enclosure (if present) is damaged in most sections, some sections may be missing; the loss of tennis balls is common and affects play.