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Allen County seeks updated sewer-connection list; board finds GIS city-boundary layers need fixes
Summary
An Allen County official asked for an updated list of properties connected to Woodburn sewer; while discussing that request, staff discovered the town's GIS did not show recent incorporated-area updates, prompting follow-up to correct boundary layers for Waste Management.
Chair relayed a request from Audrey Graff of Allen County asking for an updated list of properties connected to the Woodburn sewer to ensure county records are current; staff agreed to provide the sewer list but said water-account lists were not available for release. The chair asked staff to coordinate the records transfer and work with county contacts.
The request prompted a broader review of the town's GIS. Staff and board members using the GIS viewer found that several newly incorporated subdivisions were not reflected in the incorporated-areas layer and recommended contacting county GIS staff to update the data so Waste Management and others have accurate pickup boundaries. No budget action was taken; staff will follow up with county GIS and Waste Management to ensure the map layers are corrected.
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