Georgetown City Council Approves 2025 Service Plan and Zoning Amendment for Indian Creek

Georgetown City Council made significant strides in urban planning during its recent meeting on August 26, 2025, focusing on the approval of a new annual service plan and a zoning amendment for a key area in the city.

The council held a public hearing to discuss the final 2025 annual service plan update for the Georgetown Village Public Improvement District (GV PID). This plan includes establishing assessments for supplemental services and improvements in the district for the upcoming fiscal year. The council unanimously approved the ordinance, which will levy assessments against properties in the GV PID, ensuring funding for essential services and enhancements.

In another pivotal discussion, the council addressed a zoning amendment request for a 0.47-acre parcel in the Indian Creek Subdivision. The property, located on White Eagle Pass, is set to receive agricultural zoning upon annexation. This decision is part of a broader effort to manage land use effectively, especially in areas that are surrounded by city limits but have not yet been incorporated into the city. The council emphasized the importance of maintaining a cohesive development strategy as Georgetown continues to grow.

These decisions reflect Georgetown's commitment to structured urban development and community enhancement, setting the stage for future growth and improved services in the area. The council's actions are expected to foster a more organized approach to land use and community planning, benefiting residents and businesses alike.