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Goddard approves $51,875 BHC work order to map 625 sewer structures
Summary
Council approved a discounted winter work order with BHC to digitally map roughly 625 sanitary sewer structures and establish a GIS database (total cost $51,875) to improve asset management and emergency response.
Council authorized a work order with BHC to create GIS mapping and attribute data for approximately 625 sanitary sewer structures and pipes at a discounted winter rate.
Staff described the asset‑management benefits and said the city would pay $51,875 from the sewer reserve fund, including a $5,000 GIS database setup fee and a reduced $75 per‑structure rate for winter work. Staff emphasized that improving the digital database will aid emergency response and development review and that the project is a one‑time, non‑recurring expense to clean up existing data. A motion to approve the work order and related documents passed by voice vote.
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