List recurring tasks
Identify cleaning, inspection, lubrication where relevant, coating care, drainage clearing and component replacement for the exact product.
Public Realm & Development · Lifecycle answer
How Should Lifecycle and Maintenance Be Planned for Public Products?
A public asset is owned for years after the procurement team leaves. Maintenance therefore belongs in the original brief.
Planning guidance — final supplied configuration remains project-specific.
Preserve service access
Paving, planting and architectural screening should not make fixings, controls or replaceable components impossible to reach.
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