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Town authorizes Yates County indemnification agreement; approves Pictometry contract
Summary
The board approved a five-year indemnification agreement with Yates County covering borrowed county equipment and authorized a Pictometry agreement for assessor and code-enforcement mapping (Pictometry approval passed 3–2).
The Italy Town Board authorized two intergovernmental and vendor agreements at its Sept. 9 meeting: a five-year Yates County indemnification agreement allowing the town to borrow county equipment under specified liability terms, and a Pictometry imaging agreement used by the assessor and code-enforcement officer.
The indemnification agreement was approved unanimously by voice vote. The Pictometry agreement passed on a 3–2 vote; Brent Walton, Richard Craig and Malcolm MacKenzie voted in favor, while Dave Ferry and Nick Baranowski opposed. Board discussion noted Pictometry's use by the assessor and code-enforcement officer for aerial imagery and mapping. Subsequent motions closed the meeting to executive session at 9:00 PM for a union-contract discussion and adjourned at 9:30 PM.
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