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Eudora approves three-year LiDAR pavement-management contract with CYVL
Summary
The City Commission approved a three-year contract with CYVL to replace the inspector-based PASER pavement-rating system with a LiDAR-based evaluation integrated with GIS to provide data-driven pavement ratings.
The Eudora City Commission approved a three-year contract with CYVL on May 11 to provide LiDAR-based pavement evaluation and data-driven pavement ratings for the City's Pavement Management Program.
City Manager Zack Daniel explained the City is moving away from the current PASER inspector-based system toward a LiDAR system that creates a detailed surface model and integrates with GIS. The contract is for three years and is intended to provide staff with data-driven pavement condition assessments to inform capital planning and maintenance decisions.
The motion to enter the agreement was moved by Commissioner Roberta Lehmann, seconded by Vice Mayor Alex Curnes, and passed 5-0. The meeting record does not specify contract dollar amounts, implementation schedule or data delivery milestones; those details are to be handled through the contract administration process.
