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Louisa County tables geodetic control network decision pending cost estimates
Summary
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors delayed action on implementing a Geodetic Control Network after County Assessor Tim Coleman said he is consulting with Beacon Schneider and other counties on implementation and maintenance costs. Further discussion will resume when cost estimates are available.
County Assessor Tim Coleman briefed supervisors on the possible readjustment and implementation of a Louisa County Geodetic Control Network, explaining the county currently relies on metes-and-bounds descriptions and is gathering cost information from Beacon Schneider and peer counties.
After the briefing, the board voted to table further discussion until additional cost information is available. The motion to table was made by Supervisor Scot Hunt and seconded by Supervisor Shawn M. Maine; the board took no further action on implementation at the June 9 meeting.
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