Comprehensive Plan Land Use Map Amendments (2026-1-CPA)
Georgetown
Summary
The city is considering major changes to future land use maps across three large areas totaling over 4,270 acres, shifting lands from mining and rural residential designations to mixed density neighborhoods and regional centers. This sets the stage for future growth patterns, housing types, and commercial hubs in the northern and eastern portions of Georgetown's extraterritorial jurisdiction.
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Impact analysis
Long-term municipal tax base and infrastructure installation costs will be affected by future development enabled by these land use designation changes.
Area landowners and future residents and commercial developers seeking higher-density or mixed-use entitlements.
Existing residents in nearby rural areas who may experience increased traffic and urbanization.
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