Road assets are vital to the mobility of the community allowing for the safe, efficient and sustainable movement of vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian traffic within and across Bayside.

In 2015/16 Council spent $9.8 million maintaining and replacing the road and footpath network, this represents about 17% of Council's total budget.

Our road and footpath network has a total replacement value of $418.6 million, using financial forecasting tools (Maloney Model) and population forecasting and usage trends Council has found that by spending $3.1 million a year on maintenance (cleaning & sweeping) and a further $3.2 million gradually renewing these assets we can increase the lifespan of these assets for another 35 - 40 years.

At the June 2016 Council Meeting, Council adopted the updated Roads Service Driven Asset Management Plan. The Plan is available here

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Ongoing governance and maintenance of road and footpaths

<p>Do you think Council is showing good governance with the ongoing maintenance and renewal of road and footpath assets across the municipality?</p> <br>
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Know a carpark in need of a renewal?

<p>Can you identify a carpark asset that you feel Council has overlooked for renewal?</p> <br>
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General comments about the Asset Plan

<p>Do you have any comments about this Asset Management Plan? And how Council is currently managing its Road Assets?</p> <br>
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