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<br /> Section 4: Experience and Reference Summary 10 <br /> City of Pleasanton Utility MaDl>in2 Project <br /> Mr. Steven Wood <br /> GIS Coordinator <br /> City of Pleasanton <br /> 200 Old Bernal A venue <br /> Pleasanton, CA 94566 <br /> (925) 484-8046 <br /> Contract Period: November 1998 - August 20, 1999 <br /> Project Description: Construct Water, Sanitary Sewer and Storm Drain facilities from subdivision maps, as- <br /> built drawings and capital improvement plans. The city has never had a comprehensive map of their <br /> facilities consequently, we are reading, interpreting and developing the infrastructure from approximately <br /> 3,500 plans and profiles. Digitized conduits and structures are plotted, checked, and approved before <br /> populating the database. Up to 15 attributes per structure are captured. Topological construction and ID- <br /> coding will follow flow direction and geographical referencing. Our tasks have included assistance with <br /> database design and specifications. Final deliverables will include one complete set of atlas maps for each <br /> system. Digital data will be delivered in ArcInfo format. <br /> Team Members: Lynx Technologies: Patrick Kelleher, Dario Arbelaez, Frank Blom, Ernesto Vargas, <br /> Kaze Morrissey, Dan Shellenbarger, and Lynda Anastacio <br /> Amount of Contract: $150,000 <br /> Status: Completed, On-going maintenance <br /> GIS Basemap Conversion for the County of Monterey <br /> Ms. Jennifer Coleman <br /> Monterey County Information Technology <br /> Po Box 100 <br /> Salinas, CA 93902 <br /> (831) 759-6953 <br /> Contract Period: July 1999 - November 2000 <br /> Description of Project: This project will consolidate all existing digital data and GIS projects from various <br /> agencies to compile and normalize all 115,000 parcels comprising the county. All data will be standardized <br /> using digital orthophotography. Unincorporated parcels were digitized from approximately 2,000 assessor <br /> pages of varying scales with inaccuracies by as much as 2000 feet! Overall horizontal accuracy is <br /> approximately 5 feet within city limits and 30 feet in rural areas. <br /> Deliverable format: ArcInfo 7.2. <br /> Team Members: Patrick Kelleher, Dario Arbelaez, and Ernesto Sustaita <br /> Amount of Contract: $150,000 <br /> Status: December, 2000, On-going maintenance 2001 <br /> Lynx Technologies City of Redwood City Street Lighting GIS Project <br />