Annual Inspection BMUN11 - City Hall

Review structural components, material conditions, support piles, insulation effectiveness and drainage.

• 5 - Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. No significant damage or defect visible. No cracking, spalling, sagging, rust, or shifting.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some surface cracking, rust, shifting or spalling may be visible. Insulation or drainage may be in need of maintenance. Still cosmetically fair and generally in working function as designed.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Evidence of severe cracking, sagging, rust, shifting, rot, and/or spalling. Significant insulation or drainage issues may be present. No immediate safety concerns, but individual components are beyond their useful service life.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Visibly in poor condition. Past the point of repair, replacement required. May warrant a structural review.

• N/A

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Superstructure, Supporting Frame, Load-Bearing Walls / Pillars

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. No significant damage or defect visible. No sagging, corrosion, cracking, shifting, or leaking.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some minor cracking, drainage issues, sagging, corrosion or shifting. Still cosmetically fair and generally in working function as designed.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Evidence of significant cracking, sagging, swelling, corrosion, leaks, or shifting. Repair is needed to address, but no immediate safety concerns are present.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Visibly in poor condition. Past the point of repair, replacement required. May warrant a structural review.

• N/A

Exterior Doors

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. No significant damage or defect visible. No sagging, corrosion, cracking, shifting, or leaking.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some minor cracking, drainage issues, sagging, corrosion or shifting. Still cosmetically fair and generally in working function as designed.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Evidence of significant cracking, sagging, swelling, corrosion, leaks, or shifting. Repair is needed to address, but no immediate safety concerns are present.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Visibly in poor condition. Past the point of repair, replacement required. May warrant a structural review.

• N/A

Windows

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. No significant damage or defect visible. No sagging, corrosion, cracking, shifting, or leaking.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some minor cracking, drainage issues, sagging, corrosion or shifting. Still cosmetically fair and generally in working function as designed.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Evidence of significant cracking, sagging, swelling, corrosion, leaks, or shifting. Repair is needed to address, but no immediate safety concerns are present.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Visibly in poor condition. Past the point of repair, replacement required. May warrant a structural review.

• N/A

Cladding

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. No significant damage or defect visible. No sagging, corrosion, cracking, shifting, or leaking.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some minor cracking, drainage issues, sagging, corrosion or shifting. Still cosmetically fair and generally in working function as designed.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Evidence of significant cracking, sagging, swelling, corrosion, leaks, or shifting. Repair is needed to address, but no immediate safety concerns are present.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Visibly in poor condition. Past the point of repair, replacement required. May warrant a structural review.

• N/A

Balconies, Decks

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. No significant damage or defect visible. No sagging, corrosion, cracking, shifting, or leaking.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some minor cracking, drainage issues, sagging, corrosion or shifting. Still cosmetically fair and generally in working function as designed.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Evidence of significant cracking, sagging, swelling, corrosion, leaks, or shifting. Repair is needed to address, but no immediate safety concerns are present.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Visibly in poor condition. Past the point of repair, replacement required. May warrant a structural review.

• N/A

Insulation, Decking, Shingles, Panels, Membranes

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. No significant damage or defect visible. No leaking or drainage issues evident.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Minor damage visible to shingles, roofing panels, or flashing, but not yet resulting in leaks. Damage to gutters or downspouts impeding drainage.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Significant damage to or missing shingles, missing insulation, rust on roofing panels, or damage to roofing membrane. Regular leaks occurring, but not beyond repair, and not posing an immediate health or safety risk.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Regular leaks or drainage issues occurring causing damage to other building components, or posing a risk to health and safety. Past the point of repair, replacement required.

• N/A

Gutters, Eaves, Flashing, Downspouts

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. No significant damage or defect visible. No leaking or drainage issues evident.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Minor damage visible to shingles, roofing panels, or flashing, but not yet resulting in leaks. Damage to gutters or downspouts impeding drainage.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Significant damage to or missing shingles, missing insulation, rust on roofing panels, or damage to roofing membrane. Regular leaks occurring, but not beyond repair, and not posing an immediate health or safety risk.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Regular leaks or drainage issues occurring causing damage to other building components, or posing a risk to health and safety. Past the point of repair, replacement required.

• N/A

Skylights, Penetrations

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. No significant damage or defect visible. No leaking or drainage issues evident.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Minor damage visible to shingles, roofing panels, or flashing, but not yet resulting in leaks. Damage to gutters or downspouts impeding drainage.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Significant damage to or missing shingles, missing insulation, rust on roofing panels, or damage to roofing membrane. Regular leaks occurring, but not beyond repair, and not posing an immediate health or safety risk.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Regular leaks or drainage issues occurring causing damage to other building components, or posing a risk to health and safety. Past the point of repair, replacement required.

• N/A

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Interior Walls, Partitions, Ceilings, Floors

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Minimal signs of wear, deterioration, or cosmetic blemishes with no functional impact.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Noticeable damage or significant blemishes to visible components, but still in good function.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Significant damage to interior components affecting their function. Not beyond repair, and not posing an immediate health or safety risk.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Damage is significant enough to warrant replacement instead of repair. May warrant review for structural sub-components.

• N/A

Interior Doors and Windows

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Minimal signs of wear, deterioration, or cosmetic blemishes with no functional impact.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Noticeable damage or significant blemishes to visible components, but still in good function.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Significant damage to interior components affecting their function. Not beyond repair, and not posing an immediate health or safety risk.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Damage is significant enough to warrant replacement instead of repair. May warrant review for structural sub-components.

• N/A

Interior Stairs and Landings

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Minimal signs of wear, deterioration, or cosmetic blemishes with no functional impact.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Noticeable damage or significant blemishes to visible components, but still in good function.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Significant damage to interior components affecting their function. Not beyond repair, and not posing an immediate health or safety risk.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Damage is significant enough to warrant replacement instead of repair. May warrant review for structural sub-components.

• N/A

Interior Fittings, Finishes (including Paint) and Signage

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Minimal signs of wear, deterioration, or minor cosmetic blemishes with no functional impact.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Noticeable damage or significant blemishes to visible components, but still functional and presentable.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Significant damage to interior components affecting their function and major blemishes. Not beyond repair, and not posing an immediate health or safety risk.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Cosmetic damage to the point of creating a major eyesore. Damage is significant enough to warrant replacement instead of repair. May warrant review for structural sub-components.

• N/A

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Elevator

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. No reported issues affecting function in any way.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair Noticeable signs of corrosion or damage to system components. Minor issues in function have been noted or reported, but generally still operating as intended.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Substantial part replacement or repair is frequently needed to keep the system in operation. No immediate safety issues are evident. Maintenance schedule is often interrupted by breakdowns.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Maintenance schedule is reactive rather than proactive due to frequent malfunction. Damage is significant enough to warrant replacement rather than repair.

• N/A

Powered Lifts

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. No reported issues affecting function in any way.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair Noticeable signs of corrosion or damage to system components. Minor issues in function have been noted or reported, but generally still operating as intended.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Substantial part replacement or repair is frequently needed to keep the system in operation. No immediate safety issues are evident. Maintenance schedule is often interrupted by breakdowns.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Maintenance schedule is reactive rather than proactive due to frequent malfunction. Damage is significant enough to warrant replacement rather than repair.

• N/A

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Fixtures

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Minimal signs of wear, deterioration, or cosmetic blemishes with no functional impact. No reported functional issues, no corrosion or leaks identified.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration or corrosion is evident. Minor issues have been reported and repairs are occasionally required to maintain good operation. Generally still operating as intended.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Leaks or blockages frequently develop and require repairs, which can often be extensive and invasive. Operation is frequently interrupted, but it does not create an immediate health or safety risk.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Visibly in poor condition. Past the point of repair, replacement required. May warrant a review of surrounding building components to ensure that they have not been significantly damaged by historical plumbing or drainage failures.

• N/A

Water Distribution, Sanitary Waste, Storm Water, Drainage

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect.

• 4 - Good - Some minor superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Minimal signs of wear, deterioration, or cosmetic blemishes with no functional impact. No reported functional issues, no corrosion or leaks identified.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration or corrosion is evident. Minor issues have been reported and repairs are occasionally required to maintain good operation. Generally still operating as intended.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Leaks or blockages frequently develop and require repairs, which can often be extensive and invasive. Operation is frequently interrupted, but it does not create an immediate health or safety risk.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Visibly in poor condition. Past the point of repair, replacement required. May warrant a review of surrounding building components to ensure that they have not been significantly damaged by historical plumbing or drainage failures.

• N/A

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Energy Supply, Furnaces, Boilers

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets efficiency and capacity goals for building. System is capable of maintaining the desired temperature and air quality throughout the building.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Some system components may be slightly outdated and less efficient than modern equivalents. Minimal signs of wear or deterioration on system components. No reported issues maintaining temperature or air quality targets.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of system components is evident, occasionally impacts system function. System generally continues to meet user needs for temperature and air quality, and is within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. System or components have exceeded their useful life, and now regularly fail to meet standards or user needs for temperature or air quality control. Components need extensive repair at minimum, or replacement, however no immediate health or safety risk is present.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and is past the point of repair, requiring replacement. May warrant review of other systems to ensure they have not been significantly damaged by historic failures in the HVAC system.

• N/A

Radiators, Air Conditioners

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets efficiency and capacity goals for building. System is capable of maintaining the desired temperature and air quality throughout the building.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Some system components may be slightly outdated and less efficient than modern equivalents. Minimal signs of wear or deterioration on system components. No reported issues maintaining temperature or air quality targets.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of system components is evident, occasionally impacts system function. System generally continues to meet user needs for temperature and air quality, and is within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. System or components have exceeded their useful life, and now regularly fail to meet standards or user needs for temperature or air quality control. Components need extensive repair at minimum, or replacement, however no immediate health or safety risk is present.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and is past the point of repair, requiring replacement. May warrant review of other systems to ensure they have not been significantly damaged by historic failures in the HVAC system.

• N/A

Heat Exchangers, Air Handling Units

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets efficiency and capacity goals for building. System is capable of maintaining the desired temperature and air quality throughout the building.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Some system components may be slightly outdated and less efficient than modern equivalents. Minimal signs of wear or deterioration on system components. No reported issues maintaining temperature or air quality targets.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of system components is evident, occasionally impacts system function. System generally continues to meet user needs for temperature and air quality, and is within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. System or components have exceeded their useful life, and now regularly fail to meet standards or user needs for temperature or air quality control. Components need extensive repair at minimum, or replacement, however no immediate health or safety risk is present.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and is past the point of repair, requiring replacement. May warrant review of other systems to ensure they have not been significantly damaged by historic failures in the HVAC system.

• N/A

Control Systems, Balancing

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets efficiency and capacity goals for building. System is capable of maintaining the desired temperature and air quality throughout the building.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Some system components may be slightly outdated and less efficient than modern equivalents. Minimal signs of wear or deterioration on system components. No reported issues maintaining temperature or air quality targets.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of system components is evident, occasionally impacts system function. System generally continues to meet user needs for temperature and air quality, and is within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. System or components have exceeded their useful life, and now regularly fail to meet standards or user needs for temperature or air quality control. Components need extensive repair at minimum, or replacement, however no immediate health or safety risk is present.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and is past the point of repair, requiring replacement. May warrant review of other systems to ensure they have not been significantly damaged by historic failures in the HVAC system.

• N/A

Ductwork

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets efficiency and capacity goals for building. System is capable of maintaining the desired temperature and air quality throughout the building.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Some system components may be slightly outdated and less efficient than modern equivalents. Minimal signs of wear or deterioration on system components. No reported issues maintaining temperature or air quality targets.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of system components is evident, occasionally impacts system function. System generally continues to meet user needs for temperature and air quality, and is within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. System or components have exceeded their useful life, and now regularly fail to meet standards or user needs for temperature or air quality control. Components need extensive repair at minimum, or replacement, however no immediate health or safety risk is present.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and is past the point of repair, requiring replacement. May warrant review of other systems to ensure they have not been significantly damaged by historic failures in the HVAC system.

• N/A

Hot Water Distribution Systems, Chimneys, Vents

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets efficiency and capacity goals for building. System is capable of maintaining the desired temperature and air quality throughout the building.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Some system components may be slightly outdated and less efficient than modern equivalents. Minimal signs of wear or deterioration on system components. No reported issues maintaining temperature or air quality targets.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of system components is evident, occasionally impacts system function. System generally continues to meet user needs for temperature and air quality, and is within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. System or components have exceeded their useful life, and now regularly fail to meet standards or user needs for temperature or air quality control. Components need extensive repair at minimum, or replacement, however no immediate health or safety risk is present.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and is past the point of repair, requiring replacement. May warrant review of other systems to ensure they have not been significantly damaged by historic failures in the HVAC system.

• N/A

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Electrical Panels

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets all current facility needs.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Some system components may be slightly outdated and less efficient than modern equivalents. System may present some limitations to future expansion.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of components exists and maintenance needs are escalating. Occasional issues are reported affecting the function of some components. There is limited flexibility for expansion or improvement. System still meets current requirements and is within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Defects are critical and/or widespread. The system no longer meets the needs of building users or meets current standards. Frequent reports of loss of function. Requires partial replacement at minimum, but does not present any immediate health or safety risks.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and no longer meets standards. Past the point of repair, replacement required.

• N/A

Outlets, Lighting

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets all current facility needs.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Some system components may be slightly outdated and less efficient than modern equivalents. System may present some limitations to future expansion.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of components exists and maintenance needs are escalating. Occasional issues are reported affecting the function of some components. There is limited flexibility for expansion or improvement. System still meets current requirements and is within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Defects are critical and/or widespread. The system no longer meets the needs of building users or meets current standards. Frequent reports of loss of function. Requires partial replacement at minimum, but does not present any immediate health or safety risks.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and no longer meets standards. Past the point of repair, replacement required.

• N/A

Communiciations, Security Systems

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets all current facility needs.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Some system components may be slightly outdated and less efficient than modern equivalents. System may present some limitations to future expansion.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of components exists and maintenance needs are escalating. Occasional issues are reported affecting the function of some components. There is limited flexibility for expansion or improvement. System still meets current requirements and is within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Defects are critical and/or widespread. The system no longer meets the needs of building users or meets current standards. Frequent reports of loss of function. Requires partial replacement at minimum, but does not present any immediate health or safety risks.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and no longer meets standards. Past the point of repair, replacement required.

• N/A

Generators

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets all current facility needs.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Some system components may be slightly outdated and less efficient than modern equivalents. System may present some limitations to future expansion.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of components exists and maintenance needs are escalating. Occasional issues are reported affecting the function of some components. There is limited flexibility for expansion or improvement. System still meets current requirements and is within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - Significant repair needed. Defects are critical and/or widespread. The system no longer meets the needs of building users or meets current standards. Frequent reports of loss of function. Requires partial replacement at minimum, but does not present any immediate health or safety risks.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and no longer meets standards. Past the point of repair, replacement required.

• N/A

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Sprinklers, standpipes, fire escapes, emergency signage

• 5 – Excellent - New construction and/or no visible defects in any respect. All components meet facility needs and applicable fire safety regulations.

• 4 - Good - Some minor wear and tear. Components may be slightly outdated, but still meet all facility needs and current fire safety regulations.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration exists, and maintenance needs are significant. System still meets facility needs and fire safety regulation, and is still within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - System has exceeded its useful life. Damage to system components is critical and/or widespread. No longer meets current facility needs or fire safety regulations and requires at least partial replacement. Does not create an immediate or direct risk to health and safety.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and is past the point of repair, requiring replacement.

• N/A

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Examples: Arena Ice Maker, Mechanic Shop Vehicle Lift, Swimming Pool Chlorine Plant, etc.

• 5 – Excellent - New equipment and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets all current facility needs.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Equipment may be slightly outdated but still meet all facility needs with minimal routine maintenance.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of components exists and maintenance needs are escalating. Occasional issues are reported affecting the function of the equipment, however equipment still generally meets current needs and is within its useful life.

• 2 - Poor - Equipment is beyond its useful life. Defects are critical and/or widespread, causing regular loss of function. No longer meets current standards, and requires partial replacement at minimum, though does not present any immediate health or safety risks.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. System is well past its useful life and no longer meets standards. Past the point of repair, replacement required.

• N/A

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Roadways Driveways Parking Lots Vehicle Signage Road Markings Traffic Control Equipment Pedestrian Paths Fences Walls Landscaping Structures Site Utilities

• 5 – Excellent - New equipment and/or no visible defects in any respect. Meets all current facility needs.

• 4 - Good - Some minor or superficial defects that can be addressed through routine maintenance. Equipment may be slightly outdated but still meet all facility needs with minimal routine maintenance.

• 3 - Adequate - In need of some repair. Some deterioration of components exists requiring repair. More regular routine maintenance is required, however the site still functions as intended.

• 2 - Poor - Site sub-components are worn and need extensive repair at minimum. Pavement may need more extensive repair than crack filling, signage, , fences, walls, or landscaping structures may be so damaged they warrant complete replacement.

• 1 - Failed - Critical defects affecting function, health, or safety. Issues with site sub-components are past the point of repair and require complete replacement. Depending on the nature of the sub-component, detailed review of other building components may be warranted to ensure that they have not been damaged from failure of site-subcomponents.

• N/A

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