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2015-10-13 Infrastructure & Services Committee Agenda
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Roads and carparks are Council's most S
valuable asset representing almost half of total j
asset value. Many significant assets are .
relatively new, and itis not anticipated that they
would require major rehabilitation or renewal for
many decades. Recent road condition surveys
have improved confidence in condition
assessments to ‘moderate’. Road pavements
do perform well and achieved a health check of
8 out of 10. é aac
The Pavement Management System data in the a a
system has lapsed and it is currently being Age profile
updated in order to produce a 3 to 5 year reseal The age profile for roads and carpark assets
programme. Physical condition checks are still ddtes back 7S:\vears. Watbeont times stanificact
required on ancillary infrastructure such as —. y ‘ 9 ia
carparks, road furniture, signage and traffic investment has occurred through the de-maining
calming devices. of David Low Way, Noosa Cooroy Road and the
Total number of assets = 23,173 construction of the arterial road network of
Total length of sealed roads = 550km Eenie Créek Road and Walter Hay Drive.
Total length of gravel roads = 250km
Current replacement cost = $ 427.6m ' et ta :
Current written down value = $ 369%4m These recent acquisitions indicate that high
2014/15 depreciation costs = $6.9m ‘valued assets are fairly new and it is not
2014/15 maintenance costs: e $ 3.2m anticipated that major rehabilitation/renewal
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network, collector roads and access roads: erate, acquired normals Raids as paler sie
4 de-maining agreement (2000) will need to have
: _ ‘acquisition dates reviewed to ensure that the
remaining useful life of these roads is accurate.
This first generation asset management plan
provides an initial snapshot of Council’s roads and
carpark infrastructure. Through this plan, major
tisks and priorities will be identified through the
improvement of asset management practices. In
the future, the development of second generation
asset management plans will provide far greater
detail. = ‘
2 Asset Age Profile
Next generation plans will address levels of 2
service, financial integration, asset condition > 200,000
knowledge, asset system improvements, planned %
and reactive maintenance activities and provide @ 150,000
case studies on best practice activities. § 100,000
Roads and carparks assets consist not only of 6 50,000 |
sealed and gravel roads and carparks but also the 0 Us coca sessheisaea Ul,
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crossings and other road furniture.
Year Acquired
Document Set ID: 19961832
Version: 5, Version Date: 01/10/2015
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