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Government Projects in Brown County
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The City of Hiawatha and Webb Real Estate Ventures LLC are moving forward with the Villas of Beautiful Maples, a 10‑unit moderate income housing project west of Bruning Park, supported by a Kansas Moderate Income Housing (MIH) grant and housing income tax credits. On June 22, 2026 the parties executed an amended and restated development agreement that clarifies responsibilities: the City will design and construct water and sewer extensions, while the developer will build a new curb‑and‑gutter street, stormwater improvements, and sidewalk. The RHID development plan shows an estimated total project budget of about 3377653, with 1018428 in RHID‑eligible infrastructure costs and unit completion anticipated in the second quarter of 2027. This is a live, funded capital program that will need civil engineering, surveying, construction, utility, and potentially owner’s rep/services as the City’s engineer produces plans within 60 days of plat approval and bids work. Vendors can engage Public Works and the City Administrator around design, utility construction, street and drainage work, and future phases or similar MIH/RHID housing initiatives in the same district through 2051.
On June 22, 2026 the Hiawatha City Commission considered Resolution 2026‑06 to set a July 27, 2026 public hearing for establishing a Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (RHID) development plan to support the Villas of Beautiful Maples project. The RHID will reimburse the developer for qualifying infrastructure expenses—street construction, stormwater improvements, and sidewalk—by capturing the increase in property tax revenue from the improved property over a 25‑year period. The development plan includes a detailed feasibility analysis, with an estimated 1018428 in RHID‑eligible costs and total RHID revenues of about 1224978 through 2051, and outlines notification and engagement requirements with Brown County, USD 415, and the planning commission. Financial and economic development advisors, bond counsel, and tax increment/RHID consultants can help the City structure, administer, and potentially expand this district to additional housing phases, ensuring compliance with state law and optimizing reimbursement for both the City and developer.
The county accepted a bid from B & B Bridge Company, LLC to replace Bridge FAS-51, with BG Consultants reviewing bids from two contractors. The selected bid was $767,480.47 versus a higher bid from Ebert Construction at $810,602.67. The main award decision is made, but there may be follow-on work around materials, traffic control, inspections, and future bridge projects informed by this replacement.
Brown County opened bids for construction of Bridge FAS-51 on 170th Street, with an engineer's estimate of about $971,768. Two bids were received from B & B Bridge Company and Ebert Construction, and the county's engineer will now review them and recommend an award. Bridge contractors, materials suppliers, and professional services firms may still influence subcontracting, materials, and future bridge or road projects as the county advances this and similar structures.
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Government Agencies in Brown County, Kansas
14 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Washington
Town of Walnut
Town of Robinson
Town of Powhattan
Town of Padonia
Town of Morrill
Town of Mission
Town of Irving
Town of Hiawatha
Town of Hamlin
NEK-CAP, Inc.
Horton Housing Authority
City of Sabetha
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