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Guide to the design, specification and construction of multi use games areas (MUGAs) including multi-sport synthetic turf pitches (STPs): Part 3 - General conditions and preliminaries - Design and construction requirements and MUGA specific requirements

Publication Year

2002

Document Status

Withdrawn

Abstract

Section 1 details the general conditions and preliminaries. Section 2 looks at design and construction requirements including fencing, floodlighting, sports equipment and reinstatement.

Document History

Produced in partnership with Sports and Play Construction Association (SAPCA). Superseded by Artificial surfaces for outdoor sport: updated guidance for 2013, Sport England 2013.

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Sport England

Sport England were formerly called the English Sports Council. Their aim is to create opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to play sport in every community. They publish a number of design guidance notes and technical information on all types of sports facilities.

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