How much space you really need, the setback and permit rules, and the HOA step people forget.
The official playing area is 20 by 44 feet, but real play wants margin around the lines, so plan for roughly 30 by 60 feet of flat, usable space. You can build smaller with tighter margins if the yard is limited.
A court is a permanent structure, so before you settle on a layout, confirm the City of Clovis setback rules for how close it can sit to property lines, and whether the concrete work, fencing, or lighting needs a permit. If you are in an HOA community, submit the design for approval early, because that step is the one most likely to hold up an otherwise ready project.
Orient the court to keep low morning and evening sun out of players' eyes where you can, leave room to walk around all four sides, and plan drainage so the court sheds water rather than collecting it. If lighting is in the plan, decide before the pour, since fixtures and conduit are easier to run during construction.
El área de juego es de 20 por 44 pies; planee unos 30 por 60 pies de espacio plano con margen. Se puede construir más pequeña con márgenes más ajustados.
Frecuentemente sí, para el trabajo de concreto, la cerca o la iluminación, además de la aprobación del HOA cuando aplica. Confirme también las reglas de distancia de la Ciudad de Clovis.