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Barriers to Asset Management

Wally Wells, Executive Director, Asset Management BC Glen Brown, General Manager Victoria Operations, UBCM

LeveragingtheGasTaxAssetManagementSurveyandtheAssetManagementBCPartnershipApproachtoDevelopLocalGovernmentCapacityinBC

Presentation Overview BC Approach for Asset Management

•  AssetManagementBC BC Asset Management Assessment (Survey)

•  Gas Tax Asset Management Requirements •  Survey Results •  Next Steps

Moving Forward – Building a Work Plan

•  AMBC Work Plan •  Leveraging Partner Work Plans

Questions

BC Approach •  Stakeholder/Prac..onerledandendorsed• Bo3omUp,TopDown• Nonprescrip.ve

•  Focusonbuildingawareness,educa.on,bestprac.ces•  Flexible,scalable,incremental

•  IntegratedintoFundingPrograms• DeliveredthroughAssetManagementBC

Asset Management BC SingularObjecBve

“Tocreateandfacilitateopportuni.estoshareknowledge,toolsandinforma.onrespec.ng‘integrated’assetmanagement”

BC Gas Tax Asset Management Commitments BCGTFAgreement,ScheduleF–AssetManagement

ScheduleF–AssetManagementiden4fies;•  ThePartnershipCommi=eewilldevelopanAsset

ManagementFramework,•  TheFrameworkwillrecognizethevaryingcapaci4esoflocal

governmentsandtherangeofongoingassetmanagementac4vi4es.

PartnershipCommi=eehasapproved;•  AssetManagementforSustainableServiceDelivery:ABC

Framework,and•  Localgovernmentassetmanagementcommitments

pursuanttotheFramework

ASSESS

PLAN

ENGAGE

Infor

mation Finances

Assess Asset Management Practices

Measure and Report

Assess the Current State

of Assets

Asset Management

Policy

Asset Management

Strategy

Asset Management

Plan

Integrate to Long-term

Financial Plan

Implement Asset

Management Practices

IMPL

EMENT

Assets People

COM

MUNICATE

REVIEW

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Asset Management Commitments

UndertheGTF,thecommitmentsincludethree(3)phasesformee.ngassetmanagementrepor.ngrequirements:Phase1:2016AssetManagementAssessmentForm–BaselineData-Establishesbaselineinforma.ononlocalgovernmentassetmanagementprac.cesandinforma.onmanagement,Phase2:2017AssetManagementAssessmentForm–ImplementaEonPlan-Establishesindividuallocalgovernmentassetmanagementcommitmentstowardsimplemen.ng/improvingassetmanagementprac.ces,andPhase3:2019&2022AssetManagementAssessmentForm–ProgressReport-ReportsonlocalgovernmentassetmanagementprogressmadeduringthetermoftheAgreement.

Phase 1: 2016 Asset Management Assessment Form – Baseline Data

Mandatoryrequirement•  189localgovernments•  Self-reportedresults•  Localgovernmentsprovidedindividualresults/data

Over50detailedques.onsaskedPart1•  Focusonassetmanagementprac.ces•  FollowsAssetManagementforSustainableServiceDelivery:ABC

Frameworkmethodology•  AssetSMART,BCAssetManagementRoadmap

Part2•  Focusonassetdata/informa.on•  FollowsCanadianInfrastructureReportCardmethodology

Results 44%!

37%!

24%!

13%!

6%! 5%!

0%!

5%!

10%!

15%!

20%!

25%!

30%!

35%!

40%!

45%!

50%!

Led by CAO/CFO following a

corporate, top-down approach!

Led by individual staff following a

bottom-up approach!

A combination of staff and council/board members

lead AM following an integrated

approach!

Consultant led! AM department leads AM activities!

A leadership approach for AM

has not been established!

Res

pons

es (%

)!

Local Government Asset Management Leadership Apporaches!

67%!

52%! 51%!

24%!21%! 20%!

8%!

0%!

10%!

20%!

30%!

40%!

50%!

60%!

70%!

1! 2! 3! 4! 5! 6! 7!

Res

pons

es (%

)!

Local Government Staff Communication and Engagement in Asset Management!

72%!

57%!

49%!44%!

20%!

12%!8%!

0%!

10%!

20%!

30%!

40%!

50%!

60%!

70%!

80%!

1! 2! 3! 4! 5! 6! 7!

Resp

onse

s (%

)!

Communication and Engagement of Asset Management Between Local Government Staff and

Elected Officials!

5!

18!

38!

11!

37!

52!

79!

53!

92!

78!

53!

78!

47!

34!

16!

40!

7!

5!

3!

7!

Condition and Location!

Level of Service!

Risk!

Expenditures!

Assessment of Data for Existing Assets: Location, Condition, Level of Service, Risk, and Expenditures !

Not Developed!Underdeveloped!Competent!Strong!Outstanding!

0!

10!

20!

30!

40!

50!

60!

70!

80!

90!

100!

Risk assessments have been completed

for asset!

Information on potential risks that

may impact sustainable service

delivery!

The criticality (perceived

importance) regarding asset(s) failure!

Assets have a risk register that accounts for the consequence

of failure!

Assets have a risk register that accounts for the probability of

failure!

Renewal, repair and/or replacement of

assets is prioritized by risk or consequence

of failure!

Indi

vidu

al R

espo

nses!

Assessment of Information on Existing Assets - Risk!

4%!

57%!17%!

22%!

Finance - Debt !

10%!

13%!

48%!

9%!

20%!

Finances - Revenues!

28%!

21%!21%!

12%!

7%!

1%!10%!

Finance - Reserve Funds!

130!

105!

59!

37!

69!

48!

15!

12!

38!

4!

1!

25!

3!

2!

18!

Reporting!

Measuring!

Practices!

Asset Management Implementation!

Not Developed!Underdeveloped!Competent!Strong!Outstanding!

Yes!27%!

No!46%!

In-progress!27%!

Local Governments with Formalized Asset Management Processes!

Very poor/Critical"

3%"

Poor"10%"

Fair"27%"

Good"40%"

Very Good"20%" Average Condition Rating for Potable Water Assets

as Reported by BC Local Governments!

Observations & Next Steps •  2016AssetManagementAssessmentForm–BaselineDatatriggeredac.on

• Most(ifnotall)BClocalgovernmentsac.vewithAM•  50+%ofBClocalgovernmentsmoveforwardwithastrongfounda.on

•  FocusAreas•  Educa.on/Awareness/Training•  Assess–LevelsofService,Risk•  Plan–develop/formalizeplans/processes•  Implement–measure,report(communica.on)

Observations & Next Steps •  Furtheranalysisof2016Data• ReviewPart2requirements•  2017AssetManagementAssessmentForm–Implementa.onPlan

•  LocalgovernmentcommitmentstoAM•  Needsassessment

Moving Forward – Developing a Work Plan

•  LeveragecurrentinterestandmomentuminBC•  Buildworkplanaround2016surveyresults(FocusAreas)

•  Addi.onalanalysis/informa.on•  Integrate/AlignAMBCPartnerworkplans/ac.vi.es•  Leveragefundingopportuni.es–GTF,AMPGP,MAMP•  Share/Collaboratena.onally

Moving Forward – Developing a Work Plan

•  AMBCWorkPlan–currentac.vi.es/ac.ons•  AssetManagementforSustainableServiceDelivery:ABCFrameworkUpdate(ClimateChange)–AMPGP

•  BCAssetManagementRoadmapUpdate–AMPGP•  SustainableServiceDeliveryTool(PerformanceMeasurement)–GrandForks/GTF

•  RegionalNAMStraining•  2017AMBCConference(November)•  AMBCWebsiteRefresh–Province•  AMBCNewsle3ers•  AMBCPartnershipAgreement

Moving Forward – Developing a Work Plan

•  AMBCWorkPlan–indevelopment/considera.on•  ElectedOfficialoutreach/educa.on

•  DevelopCurriculum(LocalGovernmentLeadershipAcademy)•  AMAwardProgram(UBCMCommunityExcellenceAwards)•  WorkshopSeries

•  General•  LevelofService,Risk•  PerformanceMeasurement,Repor.ng,Communica.on

•  Webinars–focusedsubjectareas•  Con.nuetocollaborate/integrateandsharelocally,regionallyandna.onally

Questions?

Wally Wells –infor@assetmangementbc.ca Glen Brown - gbrown@ubcm.ca

www.assetmanagementbc.ca

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