Georgetown, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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2026-1-CPA — comprehensive_plan_amendment
This case involves a request to amend the 2030 Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map, which could affect future zoning designations and development patterns across Georgetown. Developers should monitor this amendment as changes to the comprehensive plan can influence future rezoning opportunities and land use compatibility in various areas of the city.
2026-5-ANX — rezoning
This case involves rezoning 11.59 acres to General Commercial (C-3) upon annexation into Georgetown, located at 8600 RM 2338. The land is currently outside city limits but will be zoned for commercial use once annexed. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in commercial properties in this area of Georgetown.
2026-2-REZ — rezoning
This case involves rezoning a small 0.276-acre parcel on University Avenue West from Residential Single-Family (RS) to Local Commercial (C-1), likely enabling a commercial use on this property. Developers with interest in commercial development on West University Avenue should monitor this rezoning decision.
2025-8-ANX — Pecan Branch Water Reclamation Facility
This case involves annexation of approximately 47 acres of City-owned property to establish a water reclamation facility on FM 971. The property is currently outside city limits and will be incorporated through annexation proceedings. Developers should track this as infrastructure projects may affect future development opportunities in the area.
2026-8-SUP — Group Day Care
Alma Spanish Immersion School is seeking a Special Use Permit to operate Group Day Care at 1205 Walnut Street in a Residential zoning district. This is a 0.15-acre property that would bring an institutional/educational use into a residential neighborhood. Developers should monitor whether this sets precedent for child care facilities in residential zones.
2025-10-REZ — rezoning
This case involves rezoning approximately 0.17 acres at 601 S. Church Street from Residential Single-Family to Mixed Use Downtown zoning, along with a change from the Old Town Historic Overlay to the Downtown Historic Overlay District. The property's conversion to mixed-use downtown zoning could enable higher-density or commercial development opportunities in Georgetown's downtown core.
2025-6-ANX — Northlands Water Reclamation Plant
The City of Georgetown is annexing 20 acres of its own property to establish the Northlands Water Reclamation Plant, with a zoning map amendment to Public Facility (PF) district. This is a municipal infrastructure project near Ronald Reagan Boulevard that may affect regional water utility planning.
2025-7-ANX — Three Forks Water Reclamation Plant
The City of Georgetown seeks a zoning map amendment upon annexation of 59.54 acres to Public Facility (PF) zoning for construction of the Three Forks Water Reclamation Plant. This municipal infrastructure project at FM 971 will provide wastewater treatment capacity for the city's growth. Developers should monitor this case if they have projects in areas that will depend on this facility's service capacity.
2025-9-ANX — rezoning
The City of Georgetown is seeking to annex and rezone 3.266 acres on SE Inner Loop to Public Facility (PF) zoning for city-owned property. Developers should monitor if this municipal use impacts future development patterns or availability of land in the SE Inner Loop corridor.
2025-12-ANX — Mixed-use development with low and high density multifamily residential and general commercial uses
This case seeks to annex and zone approximately 14.20 acres as a Planned Unit Development with mixed-use designations including low and high density multifamily residential (MF-1, MF-2) and general commercial (C-3) uses at Shell Road. The project is scheduled for public hearing and possible action, making it relevant for developers interested in this mixed-use development corridor.
2025-9-REZ — rezoning
A 0.215-acre property at 901 North Church Street in Georgetown is being rezoned from General Commercial (C-3) to Residential Single Family (RS). This rezoning would convert the parcel from commercial use to residential, potentially affecting nearby commercial operations and future development plans in that area.
2025-11-REZ — General Commercial
Pro Glass Solutions is seeking to rezone two parcels totaling multiple lots from Local Commercial (C-1) and Neighborhood Commercial (CN) to General Commercial (C-3) at 2303 South Austin Avenue and 211 West 24th Street. This rezoning would allow more intensive commercial uses on the properties. Developers should monitor this case if they have competing interests in the South Austin Avenue or West 24th Street commercial corridors.
2025-6-REZ — rezoning
A rezoning request to downzone a commercial property at 501 W 8th Street from General Commercial (C-3) to Local Commercial (C-1). This change restricts the allowable uses on the property to a more limited commercial scope. Developers should evaluate whether this rezoning aligns with their use plans for the site.
2025-7-REZ — rezoning
This rezoning request seeks to convert a single-family residential lot to two-family zoning, potentially allowing duplex or multi-unit development at 1700 Garden Villa Drive. The change affects a property in the Williams Addition Unit 6 Subdivision and may impact neighboring single-family residential uses and neighborhood character. Developers should monitor approval status if interested in multi-family projects in this Georgetown location.
2023-3-PUD — rezoning
A major 84.6-acre rezoning from Agriculture to Planned Unit Development with mixed-use base zoning (Low-Density Multi-Family and General Commercial) is being considered at the SH 195 corridor in Georgetown. This represents significant commercial and residential development potential along a major highway corridor. Developers should monitor this case as it may affect competitive positioning and market dynamics in the North Georgetown area.
2025-5-SUP — Fuel Sales
This case involves a request for a Special Use Permit to operate a fuel sales facility in the General Commercial (C-3) zoning district at 350 SH 195 in Georgetown. The permit is required because fuel sales is not an outright permitted use in the C-3 district and requires Planning & Zoning approval. Developers should monitor this case if they have commercial development interests in the Georgetown market or operate similar fuel retail operations.
2025-8-REZ — rezoning
A 1.32-acre property at the Historic Jail location in downtown Georgetown is being rezoned from Mixed Use Downtown/Residential Single Family to purely Mixed Use Downtown. The rezoning removes the single-family residential component of the zoning, potentially enabling commercial mixed-use development on this downtown site.
2024-4-SUP — Fuel Sales
This case involves a Special Use Permit request for fuel sales at the FM 971 and SH 130 Toll intersection in Georgetown's General Commercial district. The 2.52-acre property will be heard at the October 22, 2025 planning meeting and could impact traffic, aesthetics, and commercial development patterns in this high-visibility corner location.
2025-1-PUD — pd_amendment
Southwestern University is seeking to amend the existing Planned Unit Development zoning on 68.6 acres at the northwest corner of East University Avenue and Smith Creek Road to alter the allowed uses and development. This amendment could affect the types of development and land uses permitted on this significant property near the university's campus. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the East University Avenue corridor or campus-adjacent commercial opportunities.
2025-10-ANX — rezoning
This case involves the annexation and rezoning of approximately 16 acres on North IH-35 to General Commercial (C-3) zoning. The property is associated with the Speedy Stop 92 development and will be subject to public hearing on the zoning map amendment. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the I-35 corridor commercial market in Georgetown.
2025-5-REZ — rezoning
Property at 1612 Williams Drive is proposed to rezone from Office (OF) to Neighborhood Commercial (CN) district. This rezoning would enable commercial retail/service uses on the site consistent with the Crisp & Chew business proposal.
2025-1-SUP — Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)
This case involves a request for a Special Use Permit to allow an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on a single-family residential property in the RS zoning district. The approval would enable the property owner to add an ADU to the existing residential lot, which could impact neighboring properties and the character of the single-family neighborhood.
2025-4-REZ — rezoning
A 0.16-acre parcel at 609 S. Church Street is being rezoned from Residential Single Family to Mixed Use Downtown. This downtown rezoning could enable mixed-use development on property currently restricted to single-family residential use.
2025-4-ANX — rezoning
This case involves annexation and rezoning of approximately 43.13 acres at 2200 Shell Road to Planned Unit Development (PUD) zoning. The property includes portions of right-of-way for Shell Road and Shell Spur. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in or near the Shell Road corridor or PUD development opportunities in Georgetown.
2024-5-PUD — Planned Unit Development
This case involves a zoning map amendment to establish approximately 620 acres as a Planned Unit Development upon annexation into Georgetown, affecting properties located at multiple addresses including County Road 248 and Ranch to Market 2338. The rezoning would allow development of this large tract under PUD zoning rather than existing district designations. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the affected area or in how Georgetown shapes large-scale development patterns.
2024-7-ANX — Commercial
This case involves the annexation and rezoning of 35.4 acres at the northwest corner of Ronald Reagan Boulevard and Ranch to Market 2338 to General Commercial (C-3) zoning. The property is being prepared for commercial development upon annexation into Georgetown. Developers considering commercial projects in this growing corridor should monitor this case as it will shape future zoning and development potential in the area.
2025-2-CPA — comprehensive_plan_amendment
This case involves amendments to Georgetown's Future Mobility Plan, including the addition of Parmer Ranch Blvd as a collector roadway and modifications to the alignment of County Road 972 and future arterial/collector roadways in the area. Developers should monitor this case if they have projects affecting these transportation corridors or rely on planned roadway infrastructure in these locations.
2024-9-PUD — rezoning
This case involves the annexation and zoning of 147.3 acres at 700 CR 142 as a Planned Unit District with mixed commercial and industrial base zoning. Developers should monitor this case as the PUD designation and dual base zoning (C-3 and IN) could affect development rights, permitted uses, and design standards in the Georgetown Gateway area.
2022-6-PUD — Mixed-use development with low-density multi-family and local commercial uses
Riverhaven project seeks to rezone 8.7 acres from single-family residential (RS) to a Planned Unit Development allowing low-density multi-family and commercial uses. This represents a significant change in land use intensity and mix at the 903 Riverhaven Drive location. Developers should assess whether this PUD district composition aligns with their development plans and market positioning.
2025-3-REZ — rezoning
This rezoning request seeks to change 10 acres on Commerce Boulevard from General Commercial (C-3) to Business Park (BP) zoning. The property is located mid-block between Blue Ridge Drive and Park Central Boulevard in Georgetown. The rezoning will be heard by the Planning & Zoning Commission at the May 21, 2025 meeting.
2025-1-REZ — rezoning
The McCalla House property seeks rezoning of 0.55 acres from Office to Mixed-Use Downtown zoning at 604 S Church Street. This rezoning request may affect downtown development compatibility and the transition from office uses to mixed-use development in the historic district.
2025-1-ANX — Residential Single-Family
This case involves annexation and rezoning of approximately 38.5 acres near Shell Road and Shell Spur to RS zoning for residential single-family development. A portion (13.763 acres) is being newly annexed and zoned RS, while another portion (24.744 acres) is being rezoned from RE to RS. Developers should monitor this case if considering projects in this area, as the change from Estate to Single-Family zoning may indicate reduced lot sizes and increased density.
2024-17-REZ — Mini Warehouses and Office Space
This rezoning request seeks to convert 9.12 acres from agricultural use to business park zoning to accommodate mini warehouses and office space development at County Road 152. The project represents a land use shift from rural/agricultural to commercial/light industrial uses in the Georgetown area. Developers considering similar business park or light industrial projects in this corridor should monitor this case for precedent and zoning feasibility.
2024-15-REZ — rezoning
This case proposes to rezone 0.128 acres at 606 W 18th Street from Office (OF) to Residential Single-Family (RS) zoning. The rezoning affects a portion of Outlot 6 Division "A" in Georgetown, TX and will be heard by the Planning & Zoning Commission on February 19, 2025.
2024-16-REZ — rezoning
This rezoning case would convert a 0.177-acre office-zoned property to single-family residential zoning. The change from commercial office use to residential use could impact development plans for this small infill site in downtown Georgetown. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the immediate area or office-to-residential conversion trends.
2023-11-PUD — Mixed-Use Development
Rockride Mixed-Use Development seeks to rezone approximately 25.64 acres from agricultural use to a planned unit development district that will include local commercial, high-density multifamily, and low-density multifamily uses at the intersection of Sam Houston Avenue and Rockride Lane. This mixed-use project represents a significant land use change in this area and may impact surrounding properties and traffic patterns.
2024-13-SUP — Accessory Dwelling Unit
The applicant is seeking a Special Use Permit to add an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on a single-family residential lot in the Spring Valley neighborhood. This case could affect zoning precedent for ADU development in Georgetown's residential districts and may impact similar projects in established neighborhoods.
2024-14-SUP — Accessory Dwelling Unit
The Pizer Family is seeking a Special Use Permit to add an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on a small 0.165-acre residential lot in the RS zoning district at 313 E. 8th Street. Developers considering similar infill or multi-unit residential projects in Georgetown should monitor whether this ADU approval sets precedent for residential flexibility in single-family districts.
2024-14-REZ — rezoning
This rezoning request seeks to convert a 0.172-acre office-zoned property at 1306 Hart Street to single-family residential use. The proposal includes rezoning both the primary lot and an adjacent abandoned alley, making it relevant if you have development interests in residential land or office-to-residential conversions in Georgetown.
2024-5-ANX — rezoning
This case involves the annexation of property on Jim Hogg Drive and its concurrent zoning as General Commercial (C-3). Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the surrounding Lakewood Estates area or in commercial development along Jim Hogg Drive corridor.
2024-13-WAV — variance
This case involves a request for a variance from right-of-way dedication requirements for a retail property at the southwest corner of Sun City Blvd. The variance would modify standard subdivision requirements under the Unified Development Code. Developers should monitor this if they have similar projects in the area that could be affected by how this variance is granted or denied.
2023-21-REZ — rezoning
D&L Printing seeks to rezone approximately 552 Stadium Drive from Agriculture to Industrial zoning. This rezoning would enable industrial development on property currently zoned agricultural. Developers should monitor this case if interested in industrial operations or competing land use in this Georgetown corridor.
2024-11-WAV — variance
This subdivision variance allows the use of a street stub as the basis for lot frontage and access for an adjoining lot at the Annunciation Maternity Home Subdivision. The request seeks relief from standard lot frontage requirements under the Unified Development Code Section 12.05.010.C.5. Developers should monitor this case if they have similar subdivision plans involving street stubs or irregular lot configurations in Georgetown.
2024-12-REZ — rezoning
Precise Space Georgetown is seeking to rezone 9.12 acres from Agriculture to Industrial zoning in Georgetown. The property at 737 County Road 152 would be converted from agricultural use to industrial development. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in industrial property availability or competitive positioning in the Georgetown market.
2024-13-REZ — rezoning
This rezoning case involves a small 0.1762-acre property at 502 W 10th Street changing from Office to Single Family Residential zoning. Developers should monitor whether this signals shifts in land use patterns for this area or impacts adjacent properties under similar zoning.
2024-8-SUP — Multi-Family
A 6.44-acre multi-family development is being proposed in the C-3 (General Commercial) zoning district via Special Use Permit, which requires approval for this use in that zone. The project is located at Inner Loop Townhomes on NE Inner Loop and was scheduled for public hearing on November 20, 2024.
2024-10-WAV — Non-residential driveway spacing variance
Creative Custom Cabinets is seeking a variance from Georgetown's non-residential driveway spacing requirements under Section 12.08.020 of the Unified Development Code for their property in Hutto. This variance will be heard at the November 6, 2024 planning meeting and could affect how closely spaced driveways can be on their 19.14-acre site.
2024-12-SUP — Personal Services, Restricted
This case involves a Special Use Permit request for a Personal Services, Restricted use (likely a beauty/wellness service) in a Local Commercial zone at 508 Riverbend Drive. The permit request will be heard at the November 6, 2024 Planning & Zoning meeting. Developers should monitor this case if they have adjacent properties or interests in the Riverbend Drive commercial corridor.
2024-12-WAV — Subdivision variance to vary from right-of-way dedication requirements
This case involves a variance request for a 7-acre retail development at 2601 W. University Avenue to reduce required right-of-way dedications under the Unified Development Code. The variance could affect infrastructure requirements and public access standards for this commercial subdivision.
2024-7-SUP — Warehouse and Distribution, Limited
This case seeks approval for a Special Use Permit to operate a limited warehouse and distribution facility in the Business Park zoning district at 1301-1305 Blue Ridge Drive. The permit would allow this specific warehouse use on a currently BP-zoned parcel in the Windmill Hill Phase 5 Subdivision. Developers should monitor this case if they have competing or complementary logistics/warehouse operations planned for the area.
2023-14-PUD — rezoning
This rezoning request seeks to convert an office-zoned parcel in South Town Industrial Park to a planned unit development with residential single-family base zoning. Developers should monitor whether this project introduces residential use into an industrial park, which could affect adjacent commercial and industrial properties.
2024-9-REZ — rezoning
This rezoning case seeks to change Lot 1, Block C in the Bridgehaven Phase 1 Subdivision from Neighborhood Commercial (CN) zoning to Local Commercial (C-1) zoning at 3025 Westinghouse Road. The zoning change may enable different commercial uses and development intensities on this property that could affect adjacent uses and market positioning in the area.
2024-9-WAV — variance
This case involves a request for a driveway spacing variance on a 0.34-acre residential property at 1218 S Church Street, seeking relief from Section 12.08.010 of the Unified Development Code. The variance would allow a nonconforming driveway configuration that does not meet standard spacing requirements. Developers considering residential projects in Georgetown should monitor how the city applies driveway standards, as the outcome may affect site planning flexibility on constrained lots.
2023-22-REZ — rezoning
This case involves a rezoning of 0.08 acres from Office (OF) to Residential Single-Family (RS) zoning at 605 W. 15th Street in Georgetown. The small acreage and change from office to residential use may impact nearby commercial or mixed-use development plans in the area.
2024-6-SUP — Bar, Tavern or Pub
A Special Use Permit request for a bar, tavern, or pub use at 705 S Main in the Mixed Use Downtown district is being heard. This case could affect neighboring properties and downtown commercial character depending on approval conditions.
2023-1-PUD — To be determined by revised allowable uses (amendment pending)
The New Westinghouse Investors Tract PUD is undergoing a public hearing to amend its Planned Unit Development ordinance to revise allowable uses and development standards. The amendment affects multiple parcels located at the intersection of Westinghouse Road and North Mays Street in Georgetown. Developers should monitor this case if their projects could be affected by changes to allowable uses and development standards in this planned development district.
2024-11-REZ — rezoning
A 0.36-acre parcel at 510 S. Church Street is being rezoned from Residential Single-Family to Office district. This allows for office use on property currently zoned for residential development, which could impact nearby residential areas and community character in this location.
2023-10-ANX — Berry Creek Townhomes
This case involves a Zoning Map Amendment to zone 9.992 acres as a Planned Unit Development with MF-1 base zoning for the Berry Creek Townhomes project at 3601 Shell Road upon annexation into Georgetown. The approval would also annex 2.022 acres of Shell Road right-of-way. Developers should monitor this case if they have competing interests in the Shell Road corridor or multi-family development market in Georgetown.
2024-4-WAV — variance
This case requests a variance from non-residential driveway spacing requirements under the Unified Development Code for a 2.885-acre property on Airport Road. The variance, if approved, would allow modified driveway spacing that deviates from standard zoning regulations for this location.
2024-8-REZ — Townhome
A 1.96-acre parcel at 400 County Road 152 is being rezoned from Agriculture to Townhome zoning, enabling townhome development on the property. Developers interested in residential projects in this area should monitor this rezoning request and its approval status.
2023-12-SUP — Fuel Sales
This case involves a Special Use Permit request for a gas station at the corner of Ronald Reagan Boulevard and CR 245 in the C-1 Local Commercial district. The project would bring fuel sales to this commercially-zoned intersection location. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in similar commercial fuel or convenience retail uses in Georgetown.
2024-2-WAV — variance
Grace Academy is seeking a variance to be exempt from constructing public sidewalks on their 34.41-acre property at 225 Grace Blvd as required by the UDC. This variance request will be heard by the Planning & Zoning Commission on June 20, 2024, and could affect project costs and site design if approved.
2024-6-REZ — rezoning
This rezoning request seeks to convert a Two-Family residential lot to Local Commercial zoning at 101 Tallwood Drive in the San Gabriel Heights Section 5 Subdivision. The change would allow commercial uses on this currently residential property, potentially affecting nearby residential properties and traffic patterns. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the San Gabriel Heights area or local commercial development opportunities in Georgetown.
2023-13-PUD — rezoning
This case involves rezoning approximately 10.4 acres from Agricultural to Planned Unit Development (with Industrial base zoning) at a prominent location near the intersection of State Highway 130 and County Road 152. The rezoning would facilitate industrial development on land currently zoned for agricultural use, which may affect area traffic, land use patterns, and development competition depending on the specific industrial uses proposed.
2023-15-SUP — Fuel Sales
Georgetown Plaza is seeking a Special Use Permit to operate fuel sales in a Local Commercial zone at 1910 NE Inner Loop. This SUP request will be heard by the Planning & Zoning Commission on June 7, 2024, and could affect the commercial development potential and traffic patterns in this area.
2024-3-WAV — variance
The applicant is seeking a variance from non-residential driveway spacing requirements under Section 12.08.020 of the Unified Development Code for a 1.27-acre commercial lot in Horizon Commercial Park. This variance could affect site plan feasibility and parking/access layout for the property if approved.
2024-1-SUP — Automobile Repair and Service, General
STARS TOWING is seeking a Special Use Permit to operate an automobile repair and service facility in the Industrial zoning district at Old Airport Road. This SUP allows a specific use that may not be a permitted use by right in the IN district, so approval depends on compatibility with surrounding industrial uses and compliance with operational standards.
2024-3-REZ — rezoning
A 0.31-acre parcel on W. University Avenue in downtown Georgetown is being rezoned from Office to Mixed-Use Downtown zoning, enabling more diverse commercial and mixed-use development on this small downtown lot. This rezoning could affect nearby downtown property values and development patterns in the historic district.
2024-3-SUP — Automobile Repair and Services, General
A Special Use Permit request seeks to allow general automobile repair and services on an Industrial-zoned property at 103 Halmar in Georgetown's Airport Industrial Park. This case is relevant to developers with interest in automotive service operations or others planning industrial projects in this area.
2024-5-REZ — rezoning
This case requests rezoning 9.36 acres from Agriculture to General Commercial at 750 Westinghouse Road in Georgetown. The conversion from agricultural land to commercial zoning could impact land use patterns in the area and may affect nearby properties depending on development intensity.
2024-2-SUP — Fuel Sales
A fuel sales use is being requested via Special Use Permit for a property zoned General Commercial (C-3) at 701 Westinghouse Road. This case will determine whether fuel sales are permitted at this location under the existing zoning classification.
2023-20-REZ — rezoning
This rezoning request seeks to convert 0.36 acres on Church Street from Residential Single-Family to Commercial Neighborhood zoning. The property, currently designated for residential use, would be repositioned for commercial neighborhood development. Developers should monitor whether this rezoning aligns with their mixed-use or commercial development strategies in downtown Georgetown.
2023-5-REZ — rezoning
A 0.218-acre parcel in the Lost Addition is being rezoned from single-family residential to townhouse zoning to accommodate the Leigh Townhomes project at 400 W. 11th Street. This rezoning enables townhouse development on property currently restricted to single-family use in central Georgetown.
2024-1-CPA — comprehensive_plan_amendment
This comprehensive plan amendment proposes to change the future land use designation for 362 acres from Neighborhood to Mixed-Density Neighborhood and Regional Center, located north of Ronald W Reagan Boulevard west of RM 2338. The designation change could significantly increase development intensity and allowed uses on this large parcel. Developers should monitor this case to understand how Georgetown is reshaping future growth patterns in this area.
2023-14-SUP — Automobile Repair and Service, General
Mac Haik Dodge Georgetown is seeking a Special Use Permit to operate an automobile repair and service facility on property zoned General Commercial (C-3) at 5255 S IH-35. This case impacts commercial real estate in the IH-35 corridor and will determine whether general auto repair use is permitted at this location.
2023-2-PUD — rezoning
This amendment would rezone 0.5 acres of the Southwestern University PUD from Residential Single Family to Neighborhood Commercial at 1205 Maple Street. The change allows for commercial use on a small portion of the larger 705.32-acre university project. Developers with interests in the Maple Street corridor or university-adjacent commercial opportunities should monitor this rezoning decision.
2023-15-REZ — rezoning
A 2.232-acre property on N. IH35 is proposed to be rezoned from Agriculture to General Commercial zoning. This rezoning could enable commercial development on what is currently agricultural land in a high-visibility location along the interstate corridor.
2023-8-ANX — rezoning
A 40.99-acre annexation and rezoning request to Planned Unit Development (PUD) zoning for the Lookout Ridge Phase 1 project located at the terminus of Blue Ridge Drive. This project could impact land use patterns and development potential in the northern Georgetown area near the Breezygrass Way corridor.
2023-7-PUD — Mixed-use development including local commercial, townhomes, and high-density multi-family residential
Hope Ranch is a 24.744-acre rezoning request to convert residential estate land into a mixed-use planned development with commercial, townhome, and high-density multifamily components. The project would introduce significant density and mixed-use elements to the 2101 Shell Road area in Georgetown. This case may impact market conditions and development patterns if approved.
2023-16-REZ — Low Density Multi-Family
This case seeks to rezone approximately 2.72 acres at 3701 Buffalo Springs Trail from residential (Two-Family and Single Family) zoning to Low Density Multi-Family (MF-1) zoning. The rezoning would enable multi-family residential development on property currently zoned for single and two-family use. Developers should evaluate whether this district change aligns with their multi-family housing plans in the Georgetown market.
2023-18-REZ — rezoning
This rezoning request would convert 8.319 acres on Royal Drive from Industrial to General Commercial zoning, potentially enabling new commercial development on this property. The change from IN to C-3 district expands the permitted uses available for the site, which could affect adjacent industrial operations and traffic patterns in the area.
2023-19-REZ — rezoning
This rezoning request seeks to convert 72 acres from agricultural use to a mixed-use development with industrial, high-density multi-family residential, and commercial components on property at I-35 and North Loop. The mixed zoning designations suggest a significant mixed-use development that could impact traffic, land use patterns, and market dynamics in this area.
2023-14-WAV — variance
This case seeks variances from street network connection and vehicle trip requirements for the Brady Tract preliminary plat subdivision project. The applicant is requesting relief from Section 12.05.010.A and Section 12.03.030 of the Unified Development Code regarding the number of required connections to major streets and traffic impacts on local streets. Developers should monitor this if they have similar subdivision projects in Georgetown or interest in the Rockride Lane corridor.
2023-16-WAV — Subdivision utilizing a street stub as access to an adjoining lot
This case involves a 151.42-acre subdivision at East View Terrace seeking a variance to use a street stub for access to an adjoining lot, which deviates from standard subdivision access requirements under the Unified Development Code. Developers with adjacent properties or interests in this area should monitor approval conditions, as the variance could affect future development patterns and access arrangements in the vicinity.
2023-17-REZ — Multifamily Development
This rezoning request seeks to convert 1.96 acres from agricultural zoning to low-density multifamily residential zoning for a multifamily development on County Road 152. Developers should evaluate whether this project affects their competitive positioning, infrastructure capacity, or market dynamics in the Georgetown area.
2023-17-WAV — Greenhaven Subdivision
This case requests a variance from non-residential driveway spacing requirements under the Unified Development Code for a subdivision project at 816 Booty's Crossing Road. The variance would allow modified driveway spacing standards for the Greenhaven Subdivision development on a 4.581-acre parcel. This may be relevant if you are involved in commercial or mixed-use development in Georgetown and need to understand local driveway spacing requirements and variance precedents.
2023-9-ANX — rezoning
This case requests a zoning map amendment to zone approximately 3101 West State Highway 29 to General Commercial (C-3) upon annexation into Georgetown. The property is currently unzoned land in the Davis Subdivision being brought into the city. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in commercial development along State Highway 29 in this area.
2023-11-SUP — Multifamily, Attached Dwelling Unit
This case involves a request for a Special Use Permit to allow a multifamily attached dwelling unit at a commercial property on E. University Avenue in Georgetown's C-1 Local Commercial District. The applicant will need approval to convert or use a portion of the Academia East Condo building for residential purposes in a commercially-zoned area. Developers seeking to understand mixed-use conversion policies or residential uses in commercial zones should monitor this case.
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