Draft Parks and Playgrounds Asset Management Plan

8. ANNEX A: Levels of Service




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af.) NOOSA i : | eat . = wiesete SERVICE LEVEL CATALOGUE Service Listing 1 of 1 Service Outp RECREATION PARKS Provision and maintenance of recreation parks, botanical gardens and associated facilities Service Activity Maintenance & Operations The activities include maintenance of turf & landscaping and hard infrastructure such as picnic shelters, barbeques, playground equipment, and exercise facilities together with operational activities such as mowing and cleaning. Responsible Area’ [Department Brame 3¢ clure Services Civi & Asse Operations (Parks & Gardens) Civi & Asset Operations (Bridge Community Services Crew) Buikiings & Facilities p ire Parks and arcene 301 Arborist Services 2303 Hastings Street Maintenance Levy 2303 Sunshine Beach Skate Park 2609 Management Civil Operations 2000 Works Operations Coordination 2021 r Statistic: Recreation Parks 220 approx. 364 ha Playgrounds 84 locations Playground installations 252 units Shelters 167 Exercise equipment 5 installations Sport surfaces (basketball etc.) 37 Skate bowls/ramps 17 units at 8 locations Barbecues 103 Legislative responsibility to The Land Act 1994 (as trustee of reserves) provide this service iat ee eae lee oe Pves sv aay SERVICE LEVEL TARGET Maintenance Routine activities include inspections and maintenance activities such as spot weed spraying, removal of eccumulsted leaf litter, pruning to maintain canopy / tree or shrub shape, turf maintenance, tree maintenance, mulching and re-planting as required. Also includes works to maintain park infrastructure such as fencing/bollards, electrical and irrigation systems, water fountains, shelters, seating, barbeques, playground & recreation facilities such as exercise equipment, spray park/s, skate, BMX facilities, and outdoor basketball courts. Explanatory note: The asset management system provides for a 6 monthly and an annual formal inspection regime for developed recreational parks. In addition, playground & fitness equipment instalations at high prionty locations are inspected fortnightly and ail other playare 0 installations are inspected every two months fas per AS/NZS 4486 Asset Management Plan: Parks and Playgrounds Page 22