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This plan does not consider totally new projects (like the construction of a new park or building) <br />or the wholesale capital replacement of an entire park or building; rather, the plan assumes the <br />facilities will continue to be well-maintained and forecasts capital maintenance items of the <br />facility (i.e. the roof at Borchard Community Center needs to be replaced in 2033 at a cost of <br />$125,000 [in 2016 dollars]). <br />New capital projects are identified as part of the District's 10 -Year Capital Improvement Plan <br />and funded via the two-year budget. Total capital replacement of a park or building would <br />typically be included in the 10 -Year Capital Improvement Plan. To forecast capital spending, the <br />two plans (this 30 -Year Capital Asset Maintenance Plan and the 10 -Year Capital Improvement <br />Plan) should be read together. The current 10 -Year Capital Improvement Plan (Board approved <br />in June 2015) is online at: <br />www. crpd. org110C1P <br />It is currently in the process of being updated and will be brought to the Board in Spring 2017 as <br />part of the two-year budget process. <br />This 30 -Year Capital Asset Maintenance Plan analyzes and includes capital items in parks or <br />associated with buildings that are not included with regular ongoing maintenance. <br />For parks, eight items are considered: <br />• Lighting • Restrooms <br />• Fencing • Signage <br />• Playground Equipment • Picnic Shelters <br />• Parking Lots • Shade Structures <br />For buildings, sixteen items are considered: <br />• Roofing <br />• Windows <br />• Exterior Siding and Trim <br />• Exhaust Fans <br />• Condensers <br />• Fan Coils <br />• Air Handlers <br />• Kitchen Fire Suppression <br />• Gas -Fired Heaters <br />• Wood Flooring <br />• Vinyl Flooring <br />• Carpet Flooring <br />• Water Heaters <br />• Roll -Up Doors <br />• Exterior Paint <br />• Exterior Lighting <br />Data for 66 facilities, including 52 parks and 14 buildings, is included. Data consists of the <br />original install year, original install cost, quantity, unit, and estimated useful life. From the data <br />inputted, staff utilizes a factor of 1.25 to forecast an estimated repair/replacement for asset in <br />the appropriate estimated year. <br />
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