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County approves electronic map data-sharing agreement; will receive $250
Summary
The commission approved an electronic map data-sharing agreement for the county's GIS mapping; the chair initially read one figure but staff confirmed the county will receive $250 in exchange for sharing data.
The Daviess County Commission approved an electronic map data application agreement that allows the county to share GIS data with an external party in exchange for payment. The chair read an amount from the paperwork and asked staff to confirm the figure; staff clarified the county will receive $250 for the data-sharing arrangement.
The item was described as a routine request to permit sharing of the county's GIS mapping data and to receive the stated payment. Commissioners moved and seconded the approval; the chair called for 'aye' votes and declared the motion passed. No additional conditions or follow-up reporting requirements were specified in the discussion.
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