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2.11 Maintenance and Operations Management Approach
Activity Activity examples Prioritisation Factors Challenges/deficiencies Improvement strategy
category with current practices
Operations • Inspections • Maintaining the • There is parks and • Develop
• Vegetation amenity and playground maintenance and
control appearance of operating operational
(overhanging parks, open management plan, schedules and plan
vegetation) space and street and therefore the that are aligned to
• Debris/litter scapes management of the hierarchy of the
removal • Continued asset these asset classes park and
• Response to functionality is based on safety playgrounds assets.
incidents • The health and related matters to
• Watering safety of the mitigate risk to
gardens community or Council.
Council staff has • The current
the potential to schedules are not
be compromised aligned to asset
hierarchy.
Reactive • Responding to • Prioritising and • The current • Development of the
maintenance issues raised via planning response to reactive T1 asset system for
customer according to maintenance is not more defect and risk
requests severity of documented or management
• Repair of hazard aligned to asset practices across the
watering • Responding in a hierarchy. parks and
systems Interim timely matter to • There is a lack of playgrounds
repairs made to restore water documented infrastructure.
preserve safety systems and knowledge around • Develop priority
until further other structures the maintenance assessments for the
works are into operation responsibilities on response to reactive
undertaken individual maintenance
• Fallen branch playground activities.
removal equipment. • Development of a
maintenance and
operating plan for
parks and
playground
infrastructure.
Planned or • Lawn mowing, • Maintenance of • No preventive • Implement cyclic
preventative edging and assets for safety maintenance condition
maintenance slashing and amenity strategies or plans assessments across
• Weed control • Meeting have been all parks.
and eradication community documented or • Develop an asset
Leaf and general expectations developed. renewal program
litter removal • The current across all parks and
Tree schedules are not playgrounds assets.
maintenance aligned to asset • Develop well defined
• Vandalism hierarchy. proactive and
maintenance • No condition preventative
• Maintenance of assessments have maintenance
playground been recorded for schedules for all
equipment, park the development of parks and
furniture, BBQ renewal plans. playgrounds asset
cleaning, and management plans.
park structures
Regardless of any specific intervention standard or guideline nominated, Council will take
reasonable actions necessary to maintain safety and compliance of its parks, open space and
streetscape assets.
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