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Lynd hears updates on GIS system, lift station repairs and weather siren; council approves Public Works report
Summary
Public Works reported on a Silver Smith GIS demonstration and listed equipment and annual costs, noted wiring repairs at the Affinity Hills lift station expected to be close to $6,000, and said a weather siren repair is complete but may not be operational until spring 2025; the council approved the report.
Public Works provided multiple operational updates at the Dec. 17 meeting and the council approved the Public Works report.
Dillon (Public Works) showed a demonstration of a Silver Smith GIS product and presented a breakdown of startup and equipment costs, including a Samsung Android tablet ($450), an estimated data plan ($600/year), a GIS marking device (one-time fee, $2,700), and an annual charge figure listed in the minutes. The minutes list several cost lines and an estimated annual charge of about $4,321, but the presentation in the minutes is itemized and some totals are recorded in shorthand.
Dillon also reported that wiring repairs at the Affinity Hills lift station, performed by Electric Pump, will be close to $6,000. The council heard that Pete's Small Engine completed a repair on the weather siren but the device may not be operational until spring 2025 pending an invoice and final checks.
Josh Bruley moved to approve the Public Works report; Don Williams seconded and the council voted in favor. The council's approval was recorded as unanimous in the minutes.
