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~:-:;~~ <br />,' <br />~~/, <br />~_ <br />Facility Condition Index (FCI) = Total Cost of Existing Deficiencies <br />Current Replacement Value <br />The Facility Condition Index <br />The Facility Condition Index indicates the percentage a facility has deteriorated relative to iPs Current Replacement Value to current <br />code. For example, a facility with an FCI of 0.20 requires work that will cost 20% of the facility's Current Replacement Value to <br />correct. The higher a facility's FCI, the worse the condition of the facility. <br />The FCI calculation uses only the cost of Existing Deficiencies in the nur-xrator. Existing Deficiencies are defined as Deferred and <br />Current deficiencies which existed and required correction at the time of the audit. The audit and the resulting FCI calculation are <br />meant to capture a snapshot in time, providing benchmark information about a facility's condition. Future audits can be compared to <br />determine if facility conditions are improving, deteriorating or remaining constant. <br />Deficiency Types <br />This report is sorted into three main goups. First the report lists all Existing Deficiencies, where Deferred items are classed as <br />Priority 0 and Current items as Priority 1. The total cost of correcting Existing Deficiencies is used to calculate the facility's FCI. <br />Secondly, the report lists Emerging Deficiencies estimated to need repair in the near future. While caphuing the Existing Deficiency <br />information, auditors were asked to also note components and systems that did not require repair or replacement immediately, but <br />lr7cely would soon; Priority 2 in two years, Priority 3 in three years, and Priority 4 in four years. Certain iterr~ deficient compared to <br />.current code, hlcely in compliance with code when built, not posing a hazard, and not likely to fund unless associated with work <br />critical to accorr~-lish, are classified as Priority 5. This data is used for capital project and facility planning. <br />Lastly, the report lists deficiencies the auditors noted where corrective work had already been started. These are classed as Priority <br />6. The cost of these corrections, if any, are not used in calculating the FCI or in any capital projections. <br />PW Maintenance -Roosevelt Date Printed 18 Feb-02 <br />i= <br />VI-2 <br />