City Council reviews Heirloom project and $100M infrastructure costs

The Georgetown City Council meeting on March 25, 2025, focused on the ongoing development project known as Heirloom, which is currently under review. The project, located near Williams Drive and Ronald Reagan Boulevard, involves significant infrastructure costs estimated at around $100 million.

During the meeting, city officials discussed the status of the Planned Unit Development (PUD) and sought high-level feedback from the council before the proposal moves to the Planning and Zoning Commission. A Public Improvement District (PID) has been requested, and the development agreement will be shaped following the council's feedback. If the council supports the PID, it will be approved alongside annexation and zoning at the same meeting.

The meeting highlighted the importance of quality development and extraordinary benefits, which are critical components of the PID policy guidelines. These aspects will be thoroughly detailed in the development agreements, ensuring clarity on project specifics and timelines.

Developer Logan Kimball from Columnar Development presented an overview of the Heirloom project, emphasizing its regional context and vision. The council's feedback will play a crucial role in advancing the project, aiming for a more streamlined process compared to previous developments.

As the project progresses, the council and developers will continue to work closely to address any outstanding details, ensuring that the Heirloom project aligns with community standards and expectations.