Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Overview

  • Complaint Type

  • Infrastructure Type

  • Hazard Type

  • RISK RATING

  • Council infrastructure

  • Private property

ASSESSMENT WEIGHTING CRITERIA

  • Any service infrastructure within close proximity (eg sewer, water, storm water)

  • Links to approved future works plans

  • Links to gravel road sealing program

  • Any above ground infrastructure ?

  • Replacement/refurbishment of existing infrastructure?

  • Completion of missing link which is integral to the functioning of the infrastructure network?

  • New infrastructure as identified in Fraser Cost Priority Infrastructure Plan (PIP) or Walk & Cycle Plan

  • VEHICLE USAGE - include AADT if pre-existing data has been allocated

  • High Use - CBD areas, shopping centers, aged care facilities, Hospitals, Schools

  • Medium Use - Parks adjoining High areas, churches and aged homes within urban areas; all medium or high density residential zones; strip shops or corner shops in residential areas. In parks, reserves and lane ways with unlimited access.

  • Low Use - All other areas.

BACKGROUND, OUTCOMES & ACTIONS

  • 1. Issue Raised

  • CRM compliant raised as provided to Investigations Officer

  • Add media

  • 2. Background

  • Any history or related information to issue raised

  • 3. Response to issue raised

  • Response to above issues are:

  • Add media

  • 4. Consultation

  • Identify who has been consulted in the process:

  • 5. Proposal

  • Identify possible actions for consideration:

  • Add media

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

  • Any additional information?

  • Sketch (if required)

  • Inspectors Name

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