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(bigger than IIx17 inches) paper documents from the <br />Building, Health, Conservation, and Town Clerk. This <br />year we added the Planning Department's subdivision <br />plans to this growing list of departments who have <br />access to they're data electronically. The electronic <br />scanning of documents has given the public an online <br />resource to view documents the Town Clerk has <br />released for public consumption such as meeting <br />minutes, town reports, and Town Meeting warrants to <br />name a few. The scanning process continues to be <br />refined to allow for a quicker, more efficient method to <br />capture information. We hope to see this capability <br />expanded to additional departments in the near future. <br />David DelVecchio, Bruce Stello, and Ken Taylor <br />have continued to be great assets to the GIS <br />Coordinator in maintaining a robust network without <br />which the GIS Department would not be able to <br />function. We continue to build on this solid foundation <br />and endeavor to expand the utility by enhancing current <br />capabilities and developing new ones. <br />Department Mission <br />Performs technical Geographic Information <br />Systems and Addressing related work involving the <br />operation, development, design, preparation, support, <br />and deployment of GIS systems and data for town <br />departments and public consumption. Public interface <br />for the Federal Emergency Management Agency's, <br />Community Resource System flood hazard mitigation <br />program. <br />Major Activities of the previous Year <br />• Water outfall inspections mapping utilizing web <br />based application <br />• Completed updates to the Comprehensive <br />Emergency Management Plan <br />• Completed Boundary Validation in preparation <br />for the 2020 census <br />• Received training for Road Inventory Support <br />Application <br />• Digitized all relevant Planning Department <br />subdivision plans <br />• Expanded the offering of documents available <br />online through the Town Clerks office <br />• Performed all GIS edits in-house <br />• Updated the Official Town Street Map <br />• Continued to produce project specific mapping <br />products for departments and boards as requested <br />• Continued to produce mapping requests for the <br />general public as time permits <br />Goals for Fiscal 2020 <br />• Expand paper document digitization to additional <br />departments <br />• Work with Cape Cod Commission to expand <br />scope of regional projects, to include updating of <br />Planimetric data for future years <br />• Streamline Laserfiche Workflow backend for <br />greater efficiency <br />• Continue annual GIS updates of the Assessors <br />map book and parcels layer (to MassGIS level 3 <br />standard) <br />• Continue to use online tools to maintain and <br />update the new Master Address Table <br />• Continue supporting all tertiary GTS equipment <br />• Continue producing GTS projects on an as needed <br />basis <br />• Coordinate with MassGIS to obtain 2019 <br />orthoimagery <br />Three Year Plan and Outlook: <br />• Work with Cape Cod Commission and MassGIS <br />towards goal of identifying methodology for <br />regular, affordable updating of municipal GIS <br />data <br />• Continue to increase spatial and attribute <br />accuracy and completeness for vital GIS data <br />layers <br />• Create metadata for all GIS data maintained by <br />the Town of Mashpee <br />• Use GIS to map all municipal assets for use in <br />federal reporting requirements (GASB-34) <br />• Continue to expand use of GTS in town <br />departments including: Assessing, Fire, Police, <br />Conservation, Building, Health, DPW, Planning, <br />Clerk, Shellfish and Harbor Master <br />• Develop methodology for consistent use of <br />centralized Master Address Table across all <br />appropriate platforms <br />Clay Nicholson <br />GISING911 /CRS Coordinator <br />David A DelVecchio <br />Director of Information Technology <br />147 <br />