Concepts Tasks Settings Asset Restoration Plans Contents Introduction to Asset Restoration Plans Creating an Asset Restoration Plan from an ACA Creating an Asset Restoration Plan from Scratch Adding Assets to a Restoration Plan Developing an Asset’s Spending Plan Linking Restoration Plan Assets to Projects Reviewing Plan Costs and Information Changing a Restoration Plan’s Financial Periods Changing a Restoration Plan’s or Asset’s Status An asset restoration plan (ARP) defines the steps and expected costs for improving assets that have reached, or will soon reach, an unacceptable condition. An ARP is typically based on an asset condition analysis (ACA) that identifies the assets requiring improvement. Topics in this section provide an overview of ARP and explain how to create and work with plans.
