File #: TMP-30542    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Presentation - AC/RC Status: Received
File created: 5/16/2023 In control: General Committee
On agenda: 6/14/2023 Final action: 5/31/2023
Title: PRESENTATION CONCERNING THE FACILITIES, PARKS AND RECREATION ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN Scott Drewette, Senior Asset Management Coordinator, provided a presentation regarding the Facilities, Parks, and Recreation Asset Management Plan. Mr. Drewette discussed slides concerning the following topics: * Asset management at the City, including the value of City assets and the overall goal of asset management; * The City's compliance with O. Reg 588/17 - Asset Management Planning for Municipal Infrastructure which requires asset plans by 2024; * A chart illustrating assets by service area, category, and replacement value; * Bar graphs illustrating the age and condition of facilities assets and parks and outdoor recreation assets; * The connection between sustaining levels of service and investment in assets; * Highlights on the levels of service for facilities, parks, and outdoor recreation assets; * A chart illustrating the lifecycle needs of assets, including growth, renewal, operations, and...
Attachments: 1. Presentation Facilities Parks and Recreation Asset Mgt Plan

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PRESENTATION CONCERNING THE FACILITIES, PARKS AND RECREATION ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN

 

Scott Drewette, Senior Asset Management Coordinator, provided a presentation regarding the Facilities, Parks, and Recreation Asset Management Plan.


Mr. Drewette discussed slides concerning the following topics:

 

                     Asset management at the City, including the value of City assets and the overall goal of asset management;

                     The City’s compliance with O. Reg 588/17 - Asset Management Planning for Municipal Infrastructure which requires asset plans by 2024;

                     A chart illustrating assets by service area, category, and replacement value;

                     Bar graphs illustrating the age and condition of facilities assets and parks and outdoor recreation assets;

                     The connection between sustaining levels of service and investment in assets;

                     Highlights on the levels of service for facilities, parks, and outdoor recreation assets;

                     A chart illustrating the lifecycle needs of assets, including growth, renewal, operations, and maintenance needs in order to maintain current levels of service;

                     A comparison of forecasted needs versus planned expenditures and associated funding gaps; and

                     The next steps in the asset management program, including meeting regulatory deadlines, a level of service analysis, and advancing the City’s asset management capabilities.