Engineer: cameras will capture counts, not readable personal information, Colliers says
Colliers engineer Rich D'Andrea told the board the equipment records video but Miovision software converts footage into vehicle, pedestrian and bicycle counts and that video quality does not allow reading license plates or identifying faces.
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Rich D'Andrea, a licensed professional engineer with Colliers Engineering and Design, told the board the cameras will record video but that the data the firm uses for its traffic-impact study is a numeric output produced by vendor software. "There's no other personal information. There's no reading of like license plates or anything like that," he said.
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