Draft Long Term Plan 2012-2022 - Hurunui District Council

www.hurunui.govt.nzCommunity Outcomes1. A desirable and safe place to live2. A place with essential infrastructureGoals and Performance MeasuresGoalsHow we will achieve ourGoalsMaintain the Contract out roaddistrict’s roads to amaintenance andmonitor performancestandard appropriate accordinglyto their useEnsure that allbridges are safe andwell maintainedUndertake a residentssatisfaction surveyContract out bridgemaintenance andmonitor performanceaccordinglyPerformance Measures Current Situation 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15+Hurunui roads will comparefavourably with the national ruralroad averages using the measuresshown below:The smoothness of our roadsThe roughness of our roadsThe strength of our roadsResidents consider the overallstandard of road maintenanceto be satisfactory (more than70%)Replace priority bridgestructures according tothe bridge replacementprogrammeOverall, our roads compared better than thenational average as shown below:Overall, our roads compare better than thenational average as shown below:Smooth travel exposure – Hurunui’s roadingnetwork is 97%. The national average is 86%(a higher value is better)Overall, our roads compare better than thenational average as shown below:Percentage rough roads in the Hurunui is4.2%. The national average is 9.1% (a lowervalue is better)Overall, our roads compare better than thenational average as shown below:The strength of our roads is measured by apavement Integrety Index (PII). The PII forthe Hurunui is 96.6% The national average is93.7% (a higher value is better)Resident satisfaction levels have improvedsince 2007. In 2011 they were 73% satisfiedBridge repairs have commenced after abridge structural component replacementprogramme was identified√ √ √ √√ √ √ √√ √ √ √√√√ √ √ √Financial SummaryA financial summary for this activity is shown on the next page.Happy Valley Road, Emergency Preventative Maintenance88