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Click here to find out moreUnder the Local Government Act 2009, all local governments must have a long-term asset management plan. Asset Management Plans are usually updated on a four-year cycle and within two years of a Council election. The Asset Management Plans below have been developed and incorporates the following asset types:
- Volume 1 Transport – includes roads sealed and unsealed, footpaths, kerb, bridges and stormwater.
- Volume 2 Water – includes water mains, hydrants, valves and water treatment plants.
- Volume 3 Sewerage – includes sewer mains (gravity and rising), sewer manholes and sewer treatment plants (incorporates sewerage pump stations, plants, pumps, etc).
- Volume 4 Facilities – includes buildings and structures (incorporates marine facilities).
- Volume 5 Public Open Spaces – includes all park assets.
The Asset Management Plans have been developed with the aim to provide Council with the information they need to make informed decisions with Council’s capital budget. The Asset Management Plans have identified several areas for improvement, which are to be implemented by Council officers to ensure asset management continues to move forward.
