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Committee recommends reimbursable $4,000 tree‑inventory software purchase
Summary
The committee recommended the council approve purchasing Plan It Geo software for up to $4,000; the city will prepay the software and seek grant reimbursement. The motion passed with one nay (Boster).
The Virden Public Works Committee on April 16 recommended the City Council approve purchase of Plan It Geo tree inventory software for up to $4,000, with the city to purchase first and seek reimbursement from the grant.
Mayor George Murphy moved the recommendation and Alderman Matrisch seconded. The committee recorded seven yeas (Bertolino, Calloway, Carter, Donley, Karrick, Matrisch and Neighbors) and one nay (Boster). "The ‘Plan It Geo’ software familiar to the contractor (Steve Green) meets the requirements of the grant," the minutes state.
Committee members noted the software must be fully purchased before grant reimbursement; staff were directed to document the purchase and reimbursement steps for council review.
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