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3/15/2016
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City of San Marcos <br />Water Reuse System <br />Asset Management Plan <br />3 San Marcos System Inventory <br />Developing an inventory of individual assets that make up the San Marcos water reuse system <br />is the first key step in any asset management program. Detailed asset inventories were <br />developed for the San Marcos reuse system including reuse pump station, pipelines and <br />associated valves, flow meters, and control systems. <br />The inventories were developed using existing data and information contained in San Marcos' <br />geographical information system (GIS), Maximo CMMS system, record construction drawings, <br />staff interviews, and field surveys. <br />Available data that helped characterize the asset including size, material type, and other <br />attribute data, were also collected as the asset inventories were developed. A summary of the <br />data and information collected for each asset is described in the following Section. There were <br />six essential pieces of information common to all assets developed during the inventory <br />process: <br />1. Asset identification — a unique number assigned to each asset based on the City's <br />standard asset numbering convention. <br />2. Year installed and asset age — age is a critical factor in evaluating the current <br />state of an asset relative to its overall life cycle. <br />3. Asset material or Manufacturer — asset material and manufacturer are used as an <br />indication of common deterioration or aging characteristics. <br />4. Asset useful life — average useful life data were developed based on industry <br />standards adapted for the San Marcos reuse system by operations and <br />maintenance staff. <br />5. Asset remaining useful life — Average useful life minus the current asset age. <br />6. Asset replacement value — A replacement value was estimated for each asset and <br />included in the overall inventory. <br />The asset inventory effort created an essential first snapshot of data and information required to <br />manage the San Marcos' infrastructure on an asset - centric basis. <br />Much of the inventory data compiled for the San Marcos reuse system pipeline assets were <br />gathered from information in the existing San Marcos GIS database. Existing individual asset <br />February 2016 Page 10 <br />
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