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Asset Management Plan: Parks and Playgrounds Page 23
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vos a Ee SERVICE LEVEL TARGET
When the playground inspection is done a quick visual scan is also done of the immediate area to pick up any
&pparent maintenance issues. Similarly where @ reactive maintenance request is received the same visual checks
occur.
Essentially this resufts in 8 higher level of inspection than captured in Council's systems.
>yche inspections Developed Ps Inspectic 5 month lormal spect program
(except for Noosaville Foreshore
which ts inspected by the Roads
Landscaping crew at same frequency
88 program for road landscaping
activities).
Note: The six monthly inspection is
based on 8 checklist that covers
landscaping, trees, turf and hard
infrastructure items (other than
Playgrounds which have a different
nes feet
Playgrounds — Priority locations Fortnightly
Note:
Exceptions that are not captured in
the Asset Management system:
e Pirate Park, Noosaville (Almost
daily in peak periods of use)
. Skate facility, Peregian Beach
(Twice weekly)
Playgrounds — comprehensive
(detailed check/bolts
removed/foundations checked etc.)
WHS inspections:
~ Botanical Gardens
~ Tewantin Splash Park
Scheduled work Generall as identified 0 inspections o nased on site conditic
Special Precincts - Wedding groves
(5 sites at Main Beach, Noosa Twice weekly (contract work)
Coconut trees at Noosaville Twice yearly (not a documented
Foreshore, Noosa Heads Main inspection regime)
Beach & Noosa Waters (remove
flowering sterns/fruit)
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