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A programme of recent physical asset condition , Fe) ——-
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knowledge of the condition of these assets and i
are rated as moderate. Many of these assets = ———
are in harsh environments on infrastructure, . =
therefore a higher risk of asset deterioration or
structure failure. Frequent cyclical inspections . ae
and the development of a long term asset FY ‘— A
renewal programme are therefore desirable. :
Total number of foreshore assets = 63 — ~
Current replacement costs = $12.5m See:
Current written down value = $ 9.8m / Age profile
2014/15 maintenance = $ 264k The asset age profile indicates that foreshore
201415 — of $ 362k ii; infrastructure is still in the early stages of useful
SU VSrTS Cepien tenes Pee Saale . Mlife. The aeqlisition of the Noosa Waters lock and
oe . ' weir Was the first major asset added in 1993. In
Critical assets —Noosa Maia Beach sand "i ~ the last 5 years other major infrastructure
pumping system, Noosa Waters, lock and weir, including the Noosa Main Beach sand pump and
Noosa River revetment wails: is, . the construction of the Noosa spit revetment
= J walls for the dog beach, have raised the value of
iar ™ . = _ the foreshore infrastructure.
= While these assets are at the early stages of their
This first generation asset management plan useful lives it is important to continue to monitor
provides an initial snapshot of Council’s Foreshore and assess condition and where required
assets and infrastructure. Through this plan major undertake appropriate maintenance activities to
risks and priorities will be identified through the ensure these assets reach their full life potential.
improvement of asset management practices. In
the future, the development of next generation
asset management plans will provide far greater
detail. =
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Foreshore assets include but are not limited to: = Asset Age Profile
jetties, pontoons, Noosa Waters lock and weir, 3s 000
main beach sand pumping facilities and shoreline - :
protection. The next generation asset 4,000
beach access assets and more revetment walls £2,000 | |
management plans will be expanded to include 2
and groynes. 3 o- a 5 = a
PIII FSSC OSs
Year Acquired
DocumentSet1D:-19961830
Version: 6, Version Date: 01/10/2015
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