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2015-10-13 Infrastructure & Services Committee Agenda
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inspections are undertaken on the bridge —"
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the asset system to increase confidence in o
knowledge of asset condition.
Total number of road and pedestrian bridges = 183
Current replacement cost = $107.5m Age profile ; :
Current written down value = $80.8m Bridges have one of the highest useful lives of
2014/15 depreciation of $1.45m Council's assets and can last up to 100 years.
2014/15 maintenance = $ 588k There are two timber bridges that are over 90
2015/16 capital renewal program $ 2.8m years old, being Ringtail Creek Road pedestrian
Critical assets — Monks Bridge, Girraween Bridge, bridge and Kidd Road Pomona Road.
Munna Point Bridge, Sheraton Bridgéy E@nie Creek Thelturrent age)profile in the graph below
See —s Byealla highlights the significant investment in bridges
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was a result of new developments around Noosa
Waters, the de-maining of David Low Way, which
: has two major bridges, and the construction of the
» Noosa arterial road network with three major
5 Me ; bridges constructed: Monks Bridge, Girraween
This first generation asset management plan Bridge and Eenie Creek Bridge
provides an initial snapshot of Noosa Council's Itisi f hi ; file th f
Bridge assets and infrastructure. Through this tis Important to note from this profile that some :o
plan, major risks and priorities will be identified the bridges may need to be re-valued individually
through the improvement of asset management as the civil construction costs have greatly
practices. In the future, the development of next increased over the years and the current
generation asset management plans will provide replacement costs may be undervalued
far greater detail. ,
The Bridge assets consist of road bridges and
pedestrian bridges only. There are 50 Road
bridges owned and operated by Noosa council and =
a further 133 pedestrian bridges that are located & 4
within parks, reserves and road corridors. «=> Asset Age Profile
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Document Set ID: 19961827
Version: 5, Version Date: 01/10/2015
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