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TheBus - Hernando County, Florida Transit Asset Management Plan Ronald F. Pianta, AICP, Accountable Executive Last modified by Mary Elwin on 14 Aug 18 at 10:13 Introduction TheBus is a TAM Tier II transit agency operated by the Hernando County Board of County Commissioners in Hernando County, Florida. The County is contained within the Hernando/Citrus Metropolitan Planning area which is located approximately 40 miles north of the Tampa-St. Petersburg area and 67 miles west of the Orlando metropolitan area. The Hernando County Board of County Commissioner's transit system consists of four (4) fixed-routes with ADA complementary service. One of the four routes connects into Pasco County to the south for a regional corridor connection to the Pasco-Hernando State College. Performance Targets & Measures Asset Category - Performance Measure Asset Class 2019 Target 2020 Target 2021 Target 2022 Target 2023 Target REVENUE VEHICLES AB - Articulated Bus AO - Automobile BR - Over-the-road Bus BU - Bus 10% 10% 10% 10% CU - Cutaway Bus 10% 20% 20% 10% 10% DB - Double Decked Bus FB - Ferryboat Age -% of revenue vehicles MB - Mini-bus within a particular asset class that have met or exceeded MV - Mini-van 100% their Useful Life Benchmark (ULB) RT - Rubber-tire Vintage Trolley SB - School Bus SV - Sport Utility Vehicle TB - Trolleybus VN - Van Custom 1 Custom 2 Custom 3 EQUIPMENT Non Revenue/Service Automobile Steel Wheel Vehicles Age -% of vehicles that have Trucks and other Rubber Tire Vehicles met or exceeded their Useful Intelligent Transportation System Life Benchmark (ULB) Electronic Farebox System FACILITIES Condition - % of facilities with a condition rating below 3.0 on the FTA Transit Economic Requirements Model (TERM) Scale Custom 3 Administration Maintenance Parking Structures Passenger Facilities Equipment Storage Facility Custom 2 Custom 3 Page 1 of 13

Target Setting Methodology Targets were established by utilizing the current bus, equipment and facilities replacement schedule which is based upon the number of buses or transit equipment needing to be replaced to provide the required level of service. TAM Vision The goal of the Transit Asset Management system is to identify and implement a capital replacement schedule for vehicles, facilities, and equipment and to support the County's Capital Improvement Plan for transit service. TAM and SGR Policy To provide for the safeguarding of fixed assets and to provide County personnel with accounting guidance applicable to the several categories of fixed assets. TAM Goals and/or Objectives Goals Establishing a process to identify and track asset life before it reaches its maximum usefulness. Establish a framework to support the capital budgeting program. Objectives Maintain a maintenance plan for assets by category class. Monitor asset condition for predictable replacement timing. Program assets within an annual capital budget. Program long term asset replacement through a five-year capital improvement About the TAM Plan The TAM Plan will contain the County's transit vehicles, equipment, and facilities. The TAM Plan will establish performance measures for monitoring the condition of transit capital assets in programming timely replacement horizons. The TAM will be updated annually. Roles and Responsibilities Department/Individual Ronald F. Pianta Mary R. Elwin Jannina Stampfli Role (Title and/or Description) Director of Planning & Zoning Services Operations Support Supervisor Transit Coordinator Subrecipient TheBus TheBus TheBus Page 2 of 13

Capital Asset Inventory Please see Appendix A (Asset Register) for the asset inventory listing. Asset Inventory Summary Asset Category Total Number Avg Age Avg Mileage Avg Value 17 5.5 196,951 $295,882.35 AB - Articulated Bus 0 - - - AO - Automobile 0 - - - BR - Over-the-road Bus 0 - - - BU - Bus 10 7.4 285,136 $450,000.00 CU - Cutaway Bus 6 3.0 75,571 $80,000.00 DB - Double Decked Bus 0 - - - FB - Ferryboat 0 - - - MB - Mini-bus 0 - - - MV - Mini-van 1 2.0 43,383 $50,000.00 RT - Rubber-tire Vintage Trolley 0 - - - SB - School Bus 0 - - - SV - Sport Utility Vehicle 0 - - - TB - Trolleybus 0 - - - VN - Van 0 - - - Custom 1 0 - - - Custom 2 0 - - - Custom 3 0 - - - Equipment 2 1.0 0 $160,000.00 Non Revenue/Service Automobile 0 - - - Steel Wheel Vehicles 0 - - - Trucks and other Rubber Tire Vehicles 0 - - - Intelligent Transportation System 1 1.0 0 $200,000.00 Electronic Farebox System 1 1.0 0 $120,000.00 Custom 3 0 - - - Facilities 1 1.0 $50,000.00 Administration 0 - - Maintenance 0 - - Parking Structures 0 - - Passenger Facilities 0 - - Equipment Storage Facility 1 1.0 $50,000.00 Custom 2 0 - - Custom 3 0 - - Page 3 of 13

Condition Assessment Please see Appendix B (Asset Condition Data) for individual asset condition listing. Asset Condition Summary Asset Category Total Number Avg Age Avg Mileage Avg TERM Condition Avg Value % At or Past ULB 17 5.5 196,951 $295,882.35 47% AB - Articulated Bus 0 - - - - AO - Automobile 0 - - - - BR - Over-the-road Bus 0 - - - - BU - Bus 10 7.4 285,136 $450,000.00 60% CU - Cutaway Bus 6 3.0 75,571 $80,000.00 33% DB - Double Decked Bus 0 - - - - FB - Ferryboat 0 - - - - MB - Mini-bus 0 - - - - MV - Mini-van 1 2.0 43,383 $50,000.00 0% RT - Rubber-tire Vintage Trolley 0 - - - - SB - School Bus 0 - - - - SV - Sport Utility Vehicle 0 - - - - TB - Trolleybus 0 - - - - VN - Van 0 - - - - Custom 1 0 - - - - Custom 2 0 - - - - Custom 3 0 - - - - Equipment 2 1.0 0 $160,000.00 0% Non Revenue/Service Automobile 0 - - - - Steel Wheel Vehicles 0 - - - - Trucks and other Rubber Tire Vehicles 0 - - - - Intelligent Transportation System 1 1.0 0 $200,000.00 0% Electronic Farebox System 1 1.0 0 $120,000.00 0% Custom 3 0 - - - - Facilities 1 1.0 5.0 $50,000.00 Administration 0 - - - Maintenance 0 - - - Parking Structures 0 - - - Passenger Facilities 0 - - - Equipment Storage Facility 1 1.0 5.0 $50,000.00 Custom 2 0 - - - Custom 3 0 - - - Page 4 of 13

Decision Support Investment Prioritization Annually during the budget preparation cycle, the management staff of both the transit and fleet departments review the priorities for the replacement of vehicles based upon condition and revenue streams. Decision Support Tools The following tools are used in making investment decisions: Process/Tool Repair/Maintenance History Annual Vehicle Inspections Vehicle Replacement Schedule Brief Description Utilize AssetWorks software to assess and track vehicle conditions. Annual vehicle inspections are utilized as a method to determine safety and life cycle conditions. Used to program future replacement of vehicles. Risk Management Risk Availability of spare vehicles Mechanical failures Vehicle accidents Mitigation Strategy Plan and program preventive maintenance activities. Prioritize repairs and decision making Consistent scheduling of driver safety training. Maintenance Strategy Asset Category Asset Class Maintenance Activity Frequency BU - Bus Preventive Maintenance Activities BU - Bus Annual Maintenance & Safety Inspection CU - Cutaway Bus Preventive Maintenance Activities Equipment Equipment Facilities CU - Cutaway Bus Electronic Farebox System Intelligent Transportation System Equipment Storage Facility Unplanned Maintenance Approach Annual Maintenance & Safety Inspection Every 6,000 miles Avg Duration (Hrs) Cost 4 $350 Annual 1 $100 Every 6,000 miles 4 $350 Annual 1 $100 Maintenance Agreement Annual 1 $11,000 Maintenance Agreement Annual 1 $10,000 Work Order System As Needed 1 $75 Effective decision making to address the needed repair, the value of the asset, and cost of the repair. Overhaul Strategy Asset Category Asset Class Overhaul Strategy Page 5 of 13

BU - Bus CU - Cutaway Bus Overhauls are not conducted based upon our Preventive Maintenance Program. Overhauls are not conducted based upon our Preventive Maintenance Program. Disposal Strategy Asset Category Asset Class BU - Bus Disposal Strategy Refer to FTA circulars for current and relevant information on disposal requirements. Approval is sought from FTA for disposal of assets funded in part or whole. Once approval is obtained, the vehicles are placed in surplus vehicle status, secured on-site for disposal, sold at public auction, and scheduled for pickup by the purchaser. CU - Cutaway Bus Refer to FTA circulars for current and relevant information on disposal requirements. Approval is sought from FTA for disposal of assets funded in part or whole. Once approval is obtained, the vehicles are placed in surplus vehicle status, secured on-site for disposal, sold at public auction, and scheduled for pickup by the purchaser. Acquisition and Renewal Strategy Asset Category Asset Class Acquisition and Renewal Strategy BU - Bus Buses are scheduled based on their minimum useful life standard of 10 years or 350,000 miles or as applicable. Minimum useful life is tracked through the annual inspection of preventive maintenance programs. CU - Cutaway Bus Cutaway buses are scheduled based on their minimum useful life of 7 years or 200,000 miles or as applicable. Minimum useful life is tracked through the annual inspection of preventive maintenance programs. Equipment Intelligent Transportation System Upgrades are provided through the preventive maintenance contract as necessary. A new investment would be undertaken once the technology becomes outdated or upgrades are no longer available. Equipment Electronic Farebox System Upgrades are provided through the preventive maintenance contract as necessary. A new investment would be undertaken once the technology becomes outdated or upgrades are no longer available. Page 6 of 13

Investment Prioritization The list of prioritized investment projects is provided in Appendix C. Capital Investment Activity Schedules Document Name Preventive Mainenance Plan Transit Capital Improvement Program File Extension PDF PDF Appendices Appendix A Appendix B1 Appendix B2 Appendix B3 Appendix C Appendix D Asset Register Revenue Vehicle (Rolling Stock) Condition Data Equipment Condition Data Facilities Condition Data Proposed Investment Project List Fleet Replacement Module Output Page 7 of 13

Appendix A: Asset Register Asset Category Asset Class Asset Name Make Model Count ID/Serial No. Asset Owner Acquisition Year Vehicle Mileage Replacement Cost/Value Equipment Electronic Farebox System Flamingo 1 HCBCC/FTA 2017 $120,000.00 Equipment Intelligent Transportation Routematch System 1 HCBCC/FTA 2017 $200,000.00 Facilities Equipment Storage Equipment Storage Facility Building 1 HCBCC/FTA 2017 $50,000.00 BU - Bus Arboc Bus Arboc Spirit of Mobility 1 18897 HCBCC/FTA 2012 197,635 $450,000.00 BU - Bus Arboc Bus Arboc Spirit of Mobility 1 18898 HCBCC/FTA 2012 183,081 $450,000.00 BU - Bus Arboc Bus Arboc Spirit of Mobility 1 18899 HCBCC/FTA 2012 217,277 $450,000.00 BU - Bus Gillig Bus Gillig Gillig 30 ft Low Floor 1 19411 HCBCC/FTA 2002 595,953 $450,000.00 BU - Bus Gillig Bus Gillig Gillig 30 ft Low Floor 1 19412 HCBCC/FTA 2002 597,012 $450,000.00 BU - Bus Gillig Bus Gillig Gillig 30 ft Low Floor 1 19413 HCBCC/FTA 2002 629,984 $450,000.00 BU - Bus Gillig Bus Gillig Gillig 29 ft Low Floor 1 19429 HCBCC/FTA 2015 178,133 $450,000.00 BU - Bus Gillig Bus Gillig Gillig 29 ft Low Floor 1 20041 HCBCC/FTA 2016 96,046 $450,000.00 BU - Bus Gillig Bus Gillig Gillig 29 ft Low Floor 1 20042 HCBCC/FTA 2016 99,165 $450,000.00 BU - Bus Gillig Bus Gillig Gillig 29 ft Low Floor 1 20079 HCBCC/FTA 2017 57,071 $450,000.00 CU - Cutaway Bus Glaval Van Glaval Universal 1 20038 HCBCC/FTA 2016 51,755 $80,000.00 CU - Cutaway Bus Glaval Van Glaval Universal 1 20054 HCBCC/FTA 2016 43,172 $80,000.00 CU - Cutaway Bus Glaval Van Glaval Universal 1 20055 HCBCC/FTA 2016 45,768 $80,000.00 CU - Cutaway Bus Glaval Van Glaval Universal 1 20056 HCBCC/FTA 2016 48,543 $80,000.00 CU - Cutaway Bus Goshen Bus Goshen Coach Express Commercial Cutaway GC-II 1 18890 HCBCC/FTA 2013 126,753 $80,000.00 CU - Cutaway Bus Goshen Bus Goshen Coach Express Commercial Cutaway GC-II 1 18891 HCBCC/FTA 2013 137,437 $80,000.00 MV - Mini-van Dodge Dodge Caravan 1 19441 HCBCC/FTA 2016 43,383 $50,000.00 Page 8 of 13

Appendix B: Asset Condition Data B1: Revenue Vehicle Assets Asset Category Asset Class Asset Name Count ID/Serial No. Vehicle Replacement Useful Life Past Useful Life Age (Yrs) Mileage Cost/Value Benchmark (Yrs) Benchmark BU - Bus Arboc Bus 1 18897 6 197,635 $450,000.00 5 Yes BU - Bus Arboc Bus 1 18898 6 183,081 $450,000.00 5 Yes BU - Bus Arboc Bus 1 18899 6 217,277 $450,000.00 5 Yes BU - Bus Gillig Bus 1 19411 16 595,953 $450,000.00 10 Yes BU - Bus Gillig Bus 1 19412 16 597,012 $450,000.00 10 Yes BU - Bus Gillig Bus 1 19413 16 629,984 $450,000.00 10 Yes BU - Bus Gillig Bus 1 19429 3 178,133 $450,000.00 10 No BU - Bus Gillig Bus 1 20041 2 96,046 $450,000.00 10 No BU - Bus Gillig Bus 1 20042 2 99,165 $450,000.00 10 No BU - Bus Gillig Bus 1 20079 1 57,071 $450,000.00 10 No CU - Cutaway Bus Glaval Van 1 20038 2 51,755 $80,000.00 5 No CU - Cutaway Bus Glaval Van 1 20054 2 43,172 $80,000.00 5 No CU - Cutaway Bus Glaval Van 1 20055 2 45,768 $80,000.00 5 No CU - Cutaway Bus Glaval Van 1 20056 2 48,543 $80,000.00 5 No CU - Cutaway Bus Goshen Bus 1 18890 5 126,753 $80,000.00 5 Yes CU - Cutaway Bus Goshen Bus 1 18891 5 137,437 $80,000.00 5 Yes MV - Mini-van Dodge 1 19441 2 43,383 $50,000.00 4 No Page 9 of 13

Appendix B: Asset Condition Data B2: Equipment Assets Asset Category Asset Class Asset Name Count ID/Serial No. Age (Yrs) Vehicle Mileage Replacement Useful Life Past Useful Life Cost/Value Benchmark (Yrs) Benchmark Equipment Electronic Farebox System Flamingo 1 1 $120,000.00 10 No Equipment Intelligent Transportation System Routematch 1 1 $200,000.00 10 No Page 10 of 13

Appendix B: Asset Condition Data B3: Facilities Assets TERM Scale Replacement Asset Category Asset Class Asset Name Count ID/Serial No. Age (Yrs) Condition Cost/Value Facilities Equipment Storage Facility Equipment Storage Building 1 1 5 $50,000.00 Page 11 of 13

Appendix C: Proposed Investment Project List Project Year Project Name Asset/Asset Class Cost Priority 2018 Small Heavy-Duty Diesel Bus Acquisition $900,000.00 High 2018 Standard Cutaway Acquisition $80,000.00 High 2019 Small Heavy-Duty Diesel Bus Acquisition $450,000.00 High 2020 Standard Cutaway Acquisition $160,000.00 High 2020 Small Heavy-Duty Diesel Bus Acquisition $450,000.00 High 2021 Small Heavy-Duty Diesel Bus Acquisition $450,000.00 High 2021 Standard Cutaway Acquisition $160,000.00 High 2022 Small Heavy-Duty Diesel Bus Acquisition $450,000.00 High 2022 Standard Cutaway Acquisition $80,000.00 High 2023 Standard Cutaway Acquisition $80,000.00 High Page 12 of 13

Appendix D: Fleet Replacement Module Output Total in Current Year $ Total in Year of Expenditure $ $2,330,000.00 $2,330,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $50,000.00 $50,000.00 $320,000.00 $320,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Fleet Type (Year/Make/Model) Number Cost in 2018 $ Number Cost in 2018 $ Number Cost in 2018 $ Number Cost in 2018 $ Number Cost in 2018 $ 2012 Arboc Spirit of Mobility 2002 Gillig Gillig 30 ft Low Floor 5 $2,250,000.00 2015 Gillig Gillig 29 ft Low Floor 2016 Gillig Gillig 29 ft Low Floor 2017 Gillig Gillig 29 ft Low Floor 2013 Goshen Coach Express Commercial Cutaway GC-II 2016 Glaval Universal 1 $80,000.00 4 $320,000.00 2016 Dodge Caravan 1 $50,000.00 Page 13 of 13