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8. ANNEX A: Levels of Service
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= wiesete SERVICE LEVEL CATALOGUE
Service Listing 1 of 1
Service Outp RECREATION PARKS
Provision and maintenance of recreation parks, botanical gardens and
associated facilities
Service Activity Maintenance & Operations
The activities include maintenance of turf & landscaping and hard
infrastructure such as picnic shelters, barbeques, playground equipment,
and exercise facilities together with operational activities such as mowing
and cleaning.
Responsible Area‘ [Department Brame
3¢ clure Services Ci & Asse Operations (Parks &
Gardens)
Civi & Asset Operations (Bridge
Community Services Crew)
Buikiings & Facilities
p ire Parks and arcene 301
Arborist Services 2303
Hastings Street Maintenance Levy 2303
Sunshine Beach Skate Park 2609
Management Civil Operations 2000
Works Operations Coordination 2021
r Statistic: Recreation Parks 220 approx. 364 ha
Playgrounds 84 locations
Playground installations 252 units
Shelters 167
Exercise equipment 5 installations
Sport surfaces (basketball etc.) 37
Skate bow!ls/ramps 17 units at 8 locations
Barbecues 103
Legislative responsibility to The Land Act 1994 (as trustee of reserves)
provide this service
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Neen aR SERVICE LEVEL TARGET
Maintenance
Routine activities include inspections and maintenance activities such as spot weed spraying, removal of
eccumulsted leaf litter, pruning to maintain canopy / tree or shrub shape, turf maintenance, tree maintenance,
mulching and re-planting as required.
Also includes works to maintain park infrastructure such as fencing/bollards, electrical and irrigation systems, water
fountains, shelters, seating, barbeques, playground & recreation facilities such as exercise equipment, spray park/s,
skate, BMX facilities, and outdoor basketball courts.
Explanatory note:
The asset management system provides for a 6 monthly and an annual formal inspection regime for developed
recreational parks.
In addition, playground & fitness equipment instalations at high prionty locations are inspected fortnightly and ail
other playground installations are inspected every two months (as per AS/NZS 4486,
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