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Village approves Diamond Maps subscription, hires Delta 3 to update utility maps
Summary
The board approved a Diamond Maps subscription and contracted Delta 3 to verify and update water‑service and valve locations (Delta 3 work estimated $1,500–$2,000) after staff found mislocated mains on old prints.
Leitzinger demonstrated Diamond Maps, an electronic mapping system currently on a 30‑day free trial, and explained how GPS can correct mislocated water services and valves. He reported finding that a water main on Sixth Street was actually on the north side despite old prints showing it on the south side, and said mapping will make curb stops and valves easier to locate.
Delta 3 staff noted they will double‑check the village maps and update records; the board approved the Diamond Maps subscription (single‑user or unlimited pricing discussed) and authorized Delta 3 to perform mapping updates at an estimated cost of $1,500–$2,000.
