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Board approves two‑year Schneider Geospatial contract to pull county parcel data
Summary
The sanitary district approved a $5,640, two‑year Schneider Geospatial contract to export Beacon county data into a downloadable format for analysis and addressing; the Unity Foundation may reimburse the cost.
The Michigan City Sanitary District approved a two‑year contract with Schneider Geospatial totaling $5,640 to enable staff to download Beacon county parcel data for analysis and better addressing. The GIS work is intended to make permit and parcel data easier to analyze at the parcel level, a staff presenter said, and the board approved the contract by voice vote.
Schneider's representative told commissioners the work will help tie addressing to the district's systems and improve service delivery. "If not, $5,600 for 2 years is a great value to get what we need at the mapping level," the Schneider representative said. Staff also said the Unity Foundation is considering reimbursement of the expense; if reimbursement occurs the district's net cost would be reduced.
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