Asset Management Plan - Newcastle City Council

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Signs, Barriers & Street Furniture Life Cycle PlanUsing the survey information, and factoring for the areas yet to be surveyed, ithas been possible to estimate the overall condition of the existing Signs, Barriers& Street Furniture asset.Table 20.3.2 below gives the estimated quantity of assets and percentage ofeach asset type that fall into each of the condition ratings.Table 20.3.2 Estimated Signs, Barriers & Street Furniture ConditionAsset ItemTotalRating1Rating2Rating3Rating4Rating5RatingMRatingPSigns 18773 No 9818 4731 1690 695 620 1220 N/A% 52.3 25.2 9.0 3.7 3.3 6.5 N/APosts 12377 No 7290 3107 1186 235 347 210 1324% 58.9 25.1 9.6 1.9 2.8 1.7 10.7Safety 39.6 Km 9.2 9.3 6.5 2.2 10.9 1.4 N/AFence Km % 23.3 23.5 16.5 5.5 27.6 3.6 N/APedestrian 53.2 Km 9.6 30.6 8.5 0.8 2.7 1.0 23.9Guardrail Km % 18 57.5 15.9 1.6 5.2 1.8 44.8Bollards 10682 No 2008 7125 353 118 534 534 1346% 18.8 66.7 3.3 1.1 5.0 5.0 12.620.4 DemandsThe demands set on signs, barriers and street furniture can be numerous. Anumber of particular demands identified by Newcastle City are set out below:• Providing safe movement of vehicular and pedestrian traffic• Providing efficient movement of vehicular and pedestrian traffic• Sufficient build quality to withstand the usage and environment• Providing access routes for the disadvantaged particularly the disabled• Providing advice and guidance to motorists, location, parking areas etc20.4.1 Levels of ServiceA number of aspirational levels of service have been set with regard to theregular replacement of old and worn out equipment (Table 20.4.1) but at presentfunding is not available for undertaking these activities, there is also insufficientfunding available for undertaking a regular cleaning regime which means thatsigns may become obscured by dirt and detritus making them unfit for purpose.Table 20.4.1 Aspirational levels of service for equipment replacementTypeSign PostsRegulatory sign platesADS signsInformatory signsReplacement Frequency30 Years15 years15 years15 years208
Signs, Barriers & Street Furniture Life Cycle Plan20.5 Performance GapsPerformance Gaps are a measure of the failures of an asset to meet thedemands of its construction, or the gap between the desired/target condition andthe actual condition. Failures are measured against individual demands.Examples of typical performance gaps are detailed in table 20.5.1 below.Table 20.5.1 Examples of Signs, Barriers & Street Furniture PerformanceGapsItem Problem Possible ResponseSign clutterLack of appropriate signsExisting signs out of date orredundantCondition of signs, posts &street furnitureInadequate repairs to signs &street furnitureCondition of safety barrierToo many signs erected inone area causing confusionfor road users. Or signsbeing obscured by othersigns or street furniture.Insufficient signs erected toadequately perform purpose.Where alterations have beenmade to the transportinfrastructure signage hasnot been updated to reflectthis.Age of signs, posts & streetfurniture and lack ofmaintenance leading tostructural failure.Repairs to damaged signs,posts & street furniture notbeing undertaken within areasonable timescale.Age of safety barrier andlack of maintenance leadingto structural failure.Review and rationalise signs& street furniture whereverpossible.Review existing signage andarrange for provision ofadditional where necessary.Review existing signage andarrange for amendmentswhere necessary. Includingremoval of redundant posts.Undertake regular conditionsurveys of the sign & streetfurniture asset.Set and measureperformance standards forthe repair of damaged signs,posts & street furniture.Undertake regular conditionsurveys of the safety barrierasset.20.6 Option Appraisal20.6.1 Routine MaintenanceRoutine Maintenance is the regular ongoing day-today work that comprisesservicing rather than repair and is necessary to keep assets operating, this doesnot cover the repair or renewal of structural elements or components which havebecome unserviceable due to general wear and tear or have deteriorated forother reasons, but does include the day-to-day fault repairs undertaken on anadhoc basis. Routine maintenance activities for signs, barriers and streetfurniture are detailed in table 20.6.1.209
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