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Committee reviews proposed LIDAR upgrade; county administrator later says agreement not needed
Summary
Committee discussed a proposed New York State OITS LIDAR update for part of Wyoming County—adding building and vegetation classifications ($76,200) and upgrading quality from QL2 to QL1 ($94,200)—but a post‑committee e‑mail from County Administrator Schrader indicated the agreement was not required and the agenda block would be withdrawn.
Members reviewed a Jan. 13, 2026 letter from the New York State Office of Information Technology Services proposing geospatial work to update LIDAR data for a portion of Wyoming County. The proposal listed two priced components: adding building and vegetation classifications for $76,200 and upgrading the data quality level from QL2 to QL1 for $94,200, with payment due in full by Feb. 1, 2027.
The minutes record that the county administrator subsequently sent a post‑committee e‑mail indicating the agreement was not needed and that the agenda block would be marked withdrawn on the Feb. 10 board agenda. The committee recorded the item for consideration, but the later administrative note removed the immediate need for the county to enter the commitment. The proposal referenced General Municipal Law §104(b) for authorizing professional service contracts of $5,000 or greater.
