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Pathway and boardwalk assets have high use 7 ae : 3 W a vs Share
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Council if there are trip hazards or structural oe ie a Hr " ate. %
failure. A regime of cyclical hazard and u bibs t\ n
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data needs to be captured on the asset system =
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Renewal of these assets is currently reactive and a
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inspections. A prioritised approach to renewals :
is required. if
Total number of Assets = 2,835 ; .
Total length of pathway and boardwalks = 231km . ;
Current replacement cost = $ 44.4m , ,
Current written down value = $ 39.8m ‘ ,
2014/15 depreciation = $711k | Age profile
2014/15 maintenance program = $ 392k . | fy
2015/16 capital renewal program = $ 263k ». In analysing, eu age pantie for parks,
Critical assets — Main Beach and ParkRoad playground and reserve infrastructure the first
boardwalks, Gympie Tce foreshor pathwayystrategic “J sobservation within the profile is the significant
pathway networks and school,Zones” nok, (asset Vall@for 2005.
et y ) ~ In 2005, a proactive asset data collection
programme was undertaken for collecting
Ra \infrastructure data including pathway and
This first generation asset management plan | © Doardwalk assets. The majority of the assets
provides an initial snapshot of Council's | » identified had the acquisition date of the year it
ea and eee oe ee was captured recorded. This approach does not
this plan, major risks and priorities will be reflect the true age of 87% (2,488) of all assets
identified through the improvement of asset in thi ti = ; - ae b
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development of next generation asset assessed to determine the actual construction
management plans will provide far greater detail. year.
These assets include concrete pathways, off road
shared pathways, boardwalks, pathway lighting
and bollards.
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Document Set ID: 19961826
Version: 5, Version Date: 01/10/2015
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