Board buys Diamond Maps mapping system; Delta 3 to perform verification work
The board approved Diamond Maps, an electronic utility-mapping system (estimated $20–$28/month depending on users) and authorized Delta 3 to perform $1,500–$2,000 of follow-up map verification and updates.
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The board authorized purchasing Diamond Maps, an electronic mapping system with an initial 30-day free trial. Jordan Fure explained the system costs $20 per month for a single user or $28 per month for unlimited users and that Leitzinger has used it to correct water-service and valve locations via GPS. Delta 3 estimated $1,500–$2,000 of additional work to double-check and update the village maps; the board approved both the software and the follow-up mapping work by Delta 3.
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