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Brown County commissioners approve vacation of portion of 240th Road
Summary
The Brown County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution 2026-09 to vacate a rural segment of 240th Road under K.S.A. 68-102 after an uncontested public hearing; no public testimony was presented and the board carried the measure.
Brown County commissioners voted to adopt Resolution 2026-09 to vacate a segment of 240th Road during their March 1 meeting following a public hearing that drew no speakers.
The resolution, brought under K.S.A. 68-102, describes the roadway as beginning 670 feet west of the intersection of Basil and 240th and continuing west to the half-section line where 240th Road meets a creek. With no members of the public appearing to comment, the board closed the hearing and approved the measure by motion, with the chair announcing the motion carried.
County staff said the action follows the statutory process for road vacations and will be reflected in county records and the published notice of vacatur. Commissioners did not take additional conditions or amendments during the meeting.
Next steps include filing the signed resolution and exhibit with county records and any required notices for the vacated right-of-way.
