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Trustees ask for update on Ziptility after $20,000 GIS mapping expense
Summary
Trustee J. Marques said the village "paid Chamlins about $20,000 to do the GIS data mapping for this program" and asked the clerk for a status report on the Ziptility rollout that began in late summer.
Trustee J. Marques asked the committee for an update on the Ziptility program, telling members the village paid approximately $20,000 for GIS mapping work. "We paid Chamlins about $20,000 to do the GIS data mapping for this program," Marques said, and asked what other program costs or deliverables remain.
Clerk Melanie Murphy said the mapping work was necessary for the program and believed the Ziptility rollout began in August. Trustees agreed to request a status update and to monitor program deliverables before making further related spending decisions.
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