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Figure 1: Total Condition by Number of Parks and Building Assets


The graph above highlights that the majority of our assets are in a good to very good condition based
on their age. There is a large quantity of park furniture that are condition 5 and these assets will be
prioritised for physical condition assessments in the near future to determine if the asset is
maintaining the level of service.




Figure 2: Parks and playgrounds value by asset type

Figure 2 identifies the assets and the relevant value of each condition. The significance of the graph
below is that there is a very low value of assets in a poor condition and a very high value of our
assets in a very good condition. Those assets that have been identified as conditions 4 or 5 will be
identified for renewal in the 10-year Capital Works Program. The continued approach to having good
sustainable asset renewal interventions will ensure this level of condition is achieved across future
generations.

The current condition is based on the remaining life of the asset. It is recommended to reconcile this
asset information and undertake physical condition inspections to develop a suitable renewal

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