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2021-01-18 GC - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Pathways and Boardwalks Asset Management Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnFigure 3: Pathways and boardwalk Values by Hierarchy Figure 3 identifies all pathways and boardwalks asset values by hierarchy and condition. The graph highlights that the highest value assets are in good condition. Undertaking physical condition assessments of the assets is required. Physical condition knowledge will assist in developing a more realistic approach to developing renewal plans that are prioritised and planned. This information is utilised in prioritising the physical condition assessments. Figure 4: Pathway and boardwalk by network value Figure 4 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. Asset Management Plan: Pathways and Boardwalks Page 15
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