The City of Katy, local entrepreneurs, and residents are developing a proposal to make the city's iconic rice dryers the centerpiece of a new multi-use entertainment district. Work began in February, and the City hired the Kendig Keast Collaborative, a nationally recognized community planning firm, to develop the concept. City Planner Rachel Lazo expects that proposal will be ready for the public to review later this year. In the City of Brenham, the family that owns Blue Bell Cream