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Asset Restoration Plan Settings

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Setting up Asset Restoration Plan Statuses

Setting up Restoration Plan Asset Statuses

Setting up Asset Restoration Plan Types

Setting up Expense Types for Spending Plans

Setting the Numbering Format for Restoration Plans

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.

The topics in this section explain these tasks:

•	Setting up Asset Restoration Plan Statuses

•	Setting up Restoration Plan Asset Statuses

•	Setting up Asset Restoration Plan Types

•	Setting up Expense Types for Spending Plans

•	Setting the Numbering Format for Restoration Plans

Tip: You can mark individual setting values as “inactive” while you are setting up values for restoration plans. Inactive values are not available for selection on plans. To deactivate or reactivate a value, select the Asset Health view, the Settings tab, Restoration Plans tab, and the tab for the type of setting. Select the value in the list and click Mark as Inactive or Mark as Active. The Mark as Inactive/Active dialog appears, where you can enter a comment and click OK. Click OK in the confirmation message that appears.