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Asset Management Plan - Newcastle City Council

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Carriageways Life Cycle <strong>Plan</strong>Table 14.3.6 BVPI Condition RatingsRoad HierarchyBVPI Condition Ratings2001/02 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05Principal (BV223) 5.52% 3.32% 2.78% 1.08%Classified (BV224a) 23.59% 9.15% 12.06% 5.46%Unclassified (BV224b) 30.65% 27.41% 14.68% 10.44%In 2005/06 a mechanical traffic speed condition survey device (SCANNER) wasimplemented for principal and classified roads and the results of this differconsiderably from the data obtained using CVI surveys. In order to maintainsome consistency in the annual reporting NCC have continued to collect CVIdata also and a comparison between the two BVPI condition ratings can be seenin table 14.3.7 below.Table 14.3.7 BVPI Condition Ratings 2005/06 by Scanner & CVIRoad Hierarchy BVPI Condition Ratings -ScannerPrincipal (BV223) 18% 2.36%Classified (BV224a) 15% 7.34%Unclassified (BV224b) N/A 7.62%BVPI / LocalCondition Ratings -CVIFuture ConditionUsing the carriageway performance prediction programme as described insection 14.7.3 it has been possible to assess the future condition (backlog) of thecarriageways for a number of different funding scenarios. Figures 14.3.1 to14.3.3 show how the condition of the carriageways differ over a 28 year periodbased on the Minimum, Existing & Optimum service options as described insection 14.7. This is an ongoing assessment and will be revised as part of theannually plan update.99

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