Transport Asset Management Plan - Halton Borough Council
Transport Asset Management Plan - Halton Borough Council
Transport Asset Management Plan - Halton Borough Council
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<strong>Halton</strong> <strong>Borough</strong> <strong>Council</strong><br />
<strong>Transport</strong> <strong>Asset</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />
Currently this is embodied in the document ’Highway Maintenance – A Strategy for <strong>Halton</strong>’ which the<br />
<strong>Council</strong> approved as a statement of practice and procedures in 1998. Many changes have occurred<br />
since, not least being the introduction of modified and updated Codes of Practice for highway<br />
maintenance. An extensively revised strategy document is now required. It will contain details of actual<br />
working practices to compliment the TAMP. The revision of the original document has already begun.<br />
It is important that the aims and objectives of the Corporate <strong>Plan</strong> are met. It must however be<br />
recognised that can be influenced by effective asset management have to be tailored to the availability<br />
of resources identified in the appendices to this TAMP. This document will allow prioritization of these<br />
scarce resources to ensure that the most effective economy and value for money are realized.<br />
Our vision is to: -<br />
“Improve value for money to stakeholders and to provide those who reside in, or visit,<br />
the <strong>Borough</strong> with an effective, safe and sustainable highway network”.<br />
To achieve this vision requires all involved to: -<br />
“To deliver a highly efficient, cost-effective and good quality highway maintenance<br />
service to the people of <strong>Halton</strong>”.<br />
These two statements provide the basis for everything that is done within the Highways <strong>Transport</strong>ation<br />
& Logistics Department of the Environment Directorate. This <strong>Transport</strong> <strong>Asset</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> has<br />
two functions in relation to this strategy. These are: -<br />
1 It provides a statement of intent on what we will do to achieve the objectives<br />
outlined in the vision (subject to funding).<br />
2 It creates a tool for measuring how well we are progressing.<br />
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