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Item 9 - Appendix 1

West Dunbartonshire Council · 22 May 2024
Back to Infrastructure, Regeneration & Economic Development Committee — 22 May 2024 and its agenda

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Appendix 1: Resources Delivery Plan 2023/24 – Asset Management Year-end Progress
1. Our Communities
Our residents are supported to increase life and learning skills
Action Status Progress Due Date Note Owner
Progress Glencairn House
Improvements in line with
agreed plan and timeframe
31-Mar-
2024
The 2023/24 phase of the redevelopment has been
completed. A tender was completed, a contractor appointed
and works have started on-site. The next phase commenced
in April 2024.
Michelle
Lynn
2. Our Environment
Our neighbourhoods are sustainable and attractive
Action Status Progress Due Date Note Owner
Progress the building upgrades
programme
31-Mar-
2024
All projects completed on time, within scope and within
budget. 
Michelle
Lynn
4. Our Council
Our Council is adaptable and focused on delivering best value for our residents
Performance Indicator
2022/23 2023/24
Owner Value Status Value Target Short
Trend
Long
Trend Note
Percentage of council
buildings in which all public 96.5% 97% 97% Target achieved.  Capital works completed to
operational building to increase accessibility
Michelle
Lynn
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Performance Indicator
2022/23 2023/24
Owner Value Status Value Target Short
Trend
Long
Trend Note
areas are suitable for and
accessible to disabled people
% of capital receipts achieved
as forecast 90% 90% 90% Target achieved.  Capital receipts delivered as
per programme.
Michelle
Lynn
Proportion of operational
buildings that are suitable for
their current use %
93.3% 93.3% 93%
Target achieved.   Based on the most recent
LGBF comparative data for 2022/23 (published
by the Improvement Service in December 2023),
performance was better than the Scottish
average of 86.1%, with a ranking of 8 of 32 local
authorities, down two places from the previous
year.
Michelle
Lynn
Proportion of internal floor
area of operational buildings
in satisfactory condition %
91% 91% 91%
Target met. Based on the LGBF comparative
data for 2022/23 (published by the Improvement
Service in December 2023), performance was
better than the Scottish average of 89.7%, with
a ranking of 16 of 32 local authorities, up two
places from the previous year.
Michelle
Lynn
Action Status Progress Due Date Note Owner
Progress disposal of key strategic sites
over 23/24
31-Mar-
2024 Completed according to the disposal programme.  Michelle
Lynn
Develop and implement plans and
support services to achieve the various
asset related options agreed by Council.
31-Mar-
2024 Completed. Disposal and co-locations agreed. Michelle
Lynn

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Risk Description Current
Assessment
Target
Assessment
Date
Reviewed Note Owner
Maintaining
Council Assets
that are fit for
purpose
The risk that the Council's
assets and facilities are not fully
fit for purpose with consequent
adverse impact on our ability to
deliver efficient and effective
services. Assets included in this
assessment are; the Council’s
property portfolio.
07-Mar-
2024
Risk score remains low due to
capital programme of works on
operational building ongoing.
Michelle
Lynn
Action Status
Overdue
Completed
PI Status
Target significantly missed
Target narrowly missed
Target met or exceeded
Risk Status
Alert
Warning
OK
Long Term Trends
Improving
No change
Declining
Short Term Trends
Improving
No change
Declining