Asset Management Plans

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Asset Mangement Plans

Our ten year Community Plan seeks to reflect what type of community the people of New Plymouth District would like to live in, and the things they would like to see made available for their community.

Asset Management Plans provide a business overview of our significant activity areas, such as roads, water, stormwater, wastewater, parks and property, and outline levels of service to be delivered in the 2009-2019 Community Plan.

Buildings and Property Asset Management Plan

The Buildings and Property Asset Management Plan (AMP) provides an overview of what our Property Team will be doing to contribute to the community outcomes and priorities identified in the 2009-2019 Community Plan.

Parks Asset Management Plan

The activities in the Parks Asset Management Plan (AMP) include the operation, maintenance and development of public open spaces, halls cemeteries, crematorium, motor camps, toilets, artworks and heritage monuments.

Roading Asset Management Plan

The activities in the Roading Asset Management Plan (AMP) include the maintenance and development of roads, kerbs and channels, bridges, street lighting, footpaths and traffic management for all roads (except state highways) in the district.

Solid Waste Asset Management Plan

The Solid Waste Asset Management Plan (AMP) provides an overview of what our Solid Waste Team will be doing to contribute to the community outcomes and priorities identified in the 2009-2019 Community Plan.

Stormwater Asset Management Plan

The activities in the Stormwater Asset Management Plan (AMP) include the maintenance and development of stormwater treatment facilities and pipe networks.

Water and Wastewater Asset Management Plan

The activities in the Water and Wastewater Asset Management Plan (AMP) include the operation, maintenance and development of collection, treatment and distribution facilities such as groundwater bores/headworks, treatment and storage facilities, pump stations and underground pipe networks.