Repairing and Maintaining Airport Parking Structures While in Use (2013) / Chapter Skim
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6 Airport parking structures are a major asset at airports and can be included as an element of the airport asset management plan, particularly because these structures may be exposed to harsh environmental factors including precipitation, severe temperature cycles, and contaminants (1)
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7 at the Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport for planning the following year's construction schedule.
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8 FIGURE 4 Roles and competencies for an Asset Management Organization [Source: ACRP Report 69 (3)
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9 larger expenditures for renewal and restoration until the parking structure is deconstructed, salvaged, and replaced. If an airport parking structure is to be taken out of service because it is no longer functional or has reached the end of its service life, the asset management plan would anticipate replacing the lost parking spaces as well as meeting the anticipated future parking demand for that location.
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10 Survey respondents indicated that though many of the asset management steps have been undertaken for airport parking structures, there is no formal recognition of airport parking structures as an element of the airport asset management plan. IMPLEMENTING AND MANAGING PARKING STRUCTURE RENEWAL A renewal plan of a specific parking structure would need to recognize its life-cycle costs and service demands before considering different renewal approaches or identifying costeffective repairs.
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