Residents press council after incorrect map in Georgetown plan; planning director says error fixed
Residents raised alarms after an incorrect map in the Georgetown small area plan showed a school parcel as housing; Richard McLeod said the map in the packet was removed and the plan still designates the school property as R‑100. Neighbors also expressed worries about potential road cut‑throughs and density.
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Before public comment, Mayor asked Richard McLeod, the city’s director of community development, to explain a mapping error that had circulated in neighborhood mailers. McLeod told council there was a single page in the packet that mistakenly showed the school property as housing; staff removed that map from the packet and confirmed the adopted plan text and the revised materials still list the school parcel as R‑100.
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