City Hall planning unit
1825 Strand Way · 17,924 SF · 2006 construction year in the working baseline. Confirm the physical boundary, subsequent renewals and GIS linkage.

RECOMMENDED ASSET MODEL · CONSULTANT REVIEW DRAFT 0.3
A connected structure for capital planning today, with a clear path to operational asset intelligence.
Review the proposed structure and fields, then work through City Hall, recreation and bulkhead samples in sequence. Source evidence stays linked to the existing master keys.
Source baseline: October 23, 2026CITY HALL · PROPOSED OUTPUT FOR APPROVAL
Approve the structure, every proposed field, GIS handoff and capture depth before we apply this model across the remaining assets.
1825 Strand Way · 17,924 SF · 2006 construction year in the working baseline. Confirm the physical boundary, subsequent renewals and GIS linkage.
Five legacy component/system observations and 14 HVAC entries. Proposed physical groupings are review overlays. They do not change source keys or establish a complete inventory.
Use one source-linked equipment entry to review the full recommended operating fields. Blank nameplate, maintenance and lifecycle values remain visible.
The workbook provides editable decision, comment, reviewer and date columns. Resolve or explicitly defer open decisions when returning the review.
Classification describes an asset. Physical parentage defines the replacement boundary. These proposed system labels have no adopted system IDs or classification codes yet.
One row per table and field. City Hall values illustrate the site/building; component examples use AHU-4. All 19 observations and their blank fields are retained in the workbook’s Source record values sheet.
Each table can be exported with all columns. Empty tables export header-only templates. No source records are created for the approval example.
Proposed whole-asset planning rows
City scope confirmation pending
Historical component records
Observations may overlap; not a verified unique count
Recommended field definitions
GIS and operational destinations identified
ONE ASSET · PROPOSED GIS STRUCTURE
The current asset selection drives this example. Our proposal places the spatial feature and adopted planning attributes in GIS. The asset register maintains the detailed asset and lifecycle records.
Site and asset geometry, coordinate system, feature identifiers and spatial relationships.
Asset inventory, condition evidence, lifecycle forecasts and operational history.
The required / preferred contract fields remain in the GIS handoff even where the asset register is their recommended maintenance authority. Supporting governance fields travel with them.
THE PROPOSED DATA CONTRACT
Our recommended structure leads the design. Existing City GIS fields and FMiQ-One mappings will be retained or reconciled where practical.
SAME KEYS. COMPLETE DETAIL.
Exports include every column, including fields not highlighted in the explorer. Empty tables export their complete recommended headers.
TRANSPARENT ASSUMPTIONS
Each asset class has its own life and cost basis. A site aggregates defined assets; it does not receive a single artificial replacement life.
METHOD ILLUSTRATION
Enter your own assumptions. This calculator does not populate or adopt Coronado asset costs.
Additional taxes, location factors and escalation require their own documented basis. Allowances below are absolute dollar amounts.CONNECTED RECORDS · ONE AUTHORITY PER FIELD
The physical hierarchy defines the replacement boundary. Location and classification describe the asset through separate links. Operational records attach to the persistent asset identity.
The crosswalk preserves these as separate identifiers. Work-order asset_id references the product asset UUID. No product UUIDs or GIS coordinates have been invented.