<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0JUe3V_0w0c55mo00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0JUe3V_0w0c55mo00" width="780" height="439" ></figure><p>The Refugio County Commissioners Court received an update on the courthouse rehabilitation project from Komatsu’s Ryan Brantley during its meeting on Oct. 8.</p><p>Brantley, the project’s architect and manager, told the court Komatsu will issue a pricing package at the end of October before providing Phase 1 drawings.</p><p>Brantley said the Texas Historic Commission, which is providing a $4 million grant for the project, will require the county to provide a metes and bounds easement survey.</p><p>The court unanimously approved hiring a surveyor to provide the services.</p></div></body>

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The Refugio County Commissioners Court received an update on the courthouse rehabilitation project from Komatsu’s Ryan Brantley during its meeting on Oct. 8. Brantley, the project’s architect and manager, told the court Komatsu will issue a pricing package at the end of October before providing Phase 1 drawings.

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The Refugio County Commissioners Court received an update on the courthouse rehabilitation project from Komatsu’s Ryan Brantley during its meeting on Oct. 

County gets update on courthouse project

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