Village adopts Diamond Maps for water‑system mapping; Delta 3 to perform updates
The board approved a subscription to Diamond Maps (electronic mapping) after staff described GPS locating of curb stops and valves; Delta 3 will perform verification and updates for $1,500–$2,000.
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Public‑works staff described a 30‑day trial of Diamond Maps, an electronic mapping system that uses GPS to pinpoint water services, curb stops and valves. Leitzinger said he used the tool to correct outdated prints—finding, for example, a water main location that differed from older maps—and that the system helps record exact locations for future service work.
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