Courts and lots in Orange.

Orange Village has about 3,600 residents and shares the Orange City School District with Hunting Valley, Moreland Hills, Pepper Pike and Woodmere. The village's pickleball courts are on the company's job list, with Glenwillow's and Concord's, and so are two homeowner associations, the Lakes of Orange and Orangewood (see the HOA courts).

An association buys court work differently from a city: a board that meets monthly, a reserve study that says when the court is due, and no council vote. Ohio's planned-community law tells an association's board to budget reserves for major capital items such as a court or a parking lot, unless a majority of the owners waive that in writing each year, and the cheapest year to do the work is the one before the cracks reach the base. Our maintenance calendar for HOA boards is one page to hand the board. Orange is twelve miles and about nineteen minutes from the yard, out Chagrin Boulevard.