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Facilities condition assessment: city faces roughly $4M annual maintenance need versus current ~$1M spend
Summary
A consultant presentation to Encinitas City Council found a citywide deferred‑maintenance and replacement forecast that staff estimates would require about $4 million per year to address over time; staff proposed ramping funding and creating a full‑time facilities position to manage work.
City staff and consultant Bureau Veritas presented a comprehensive facilities condition assessment (FCA) that inventories city buildings and systems and models near‑ and long‑term repair and replacement needs.
Matt Anderson, representing the consultant, described the FCA as a visual, system‑level assessment that rolls up to a facility condition index and a database staff can use to prioritize projects. Anderson said the city faces an…
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