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Board rezones 408 Century Court to heavy industrial to maintain Williamson County justice campus
Summary
The board voted unanimously to rezone 19.43 acres at 408 Century Court from civic‑institutional to heavy industrial to accommodate renovations at the Williamson County justice system campus.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Aug. 12 unanimously approved Ordinance 20 25‑10 to rezone 19.43 acres at 408 Century Court from civic‑institutional to heavy industrial.
Planning staff said the rezoning would maintain existing operations at the Williamson County justice system campus and permit necessary facility enhancements; the heavy‑industrial district is the only district that permits correctional facilities under the city’s zoning code. Staff and the planning commission recommended approval, and the board voted to adopt the ordinance without public opposition.
Why it matters: the rezoning does not expand uses beyond the existing justice campus but aligns the property’s zoning designation with the facility’s ongoing operations and planned renovations.
Next steps: county and facility staff will proceed with planned renovations in line with the heavy‑industrial zoning and any applicable building‑permit requirements.
