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Stormwater assets are the second highest SS
value asset owned by Council, however See See
confidence in the knowledge of asset condition Sc
is very low. These assets are predominately
hidden and until there is an issue such as
culvert failure, stormwater pipes flooding a .
property or failure of an asset in a sensitive ae a
environment, little is known of the risk they . <n ee
pose. “eas
Physical condition assessments have
commenced and renewal of these assets » ~ an
requires a prioritised programme. =
Total number of Assets = 22,830 -
Total length of Stormwater drainage = 281km Age profile
Current replacement cost = $ 149.5m The curpéntasset age profile highlighted in the
ht roe oe oe = ; : era ' ‘graph below indicates that the assets lives vary
epreciation costs = $ 2.4m ( :
2014/15 Maintenance costs = $ 644k ' ara Soe ieaitlasheabernh leg
2015/16 capital renewal program $ 550k i identTg when major developments were
| %. undertaken in the 1990's, together with a large
Critical assets — culverts that crosssroad “Spike of assetsjin 2005 when there was a
networks, stormwater pipes and! pits within road , “proactive asset data collection programme
carriageways, gross pollutant traps and bio underway.
Rasliey Peenean eyateine Assets that were added in 2005 have been
= . | \, allocated an acquisition date for that year. This,
. _ however, is not correct and will require further
This first generation asset management plan 1 Bssessment to determine their approximate year
provides an initial snapshot of Council's ’ of construction. Stormwater infrastructure is a
stormwater assets. Through this plan, major risks valuable asset class and will require greater
and priorities will be identified through the investment in the validation and assessment of
improvement of asset management practices. In data and assessment-activities.
the future, the development of next generation les disvahons di ; tk bodies tk
asset management plans will provide far greater Fh SEERA OT NEN Overngy Oremees, ener eran 8
detail. will be important to rectify the known
deficiencies in data in order to have confidence
Stormwater assets consist of pipes and in decision making processes.
structures. Piped assets include culverts which
are structures that are significantly larger in
structure and are designed primarily for road
crossings and structures include pits, manholes,
field inlets / outlets, headwalls, gross pollutant _
traps and water sensitive urban design (WSUD a .
dovinee. oueenee S__ Asset Age Profile
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Stormwater infrastructure is predominately < 520,000
“hidden” until there is an issue with the =
performance of the asset. These issues can 5 aia tubettll... oc ulin | il
include pipe defects, blockages and lack of o 2 Se
capacity within the local network. It is the flow on Ree eee RaSssa
affects from these issues that cause sink holes in Baa Sa SaaS RRR
roadways, localised flooding or excessive litter in Year Acquired
our waterways.
Document Set ID: 19961828
Version: 5>-Version-Date:-04/4.0/2045
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