18-building mixed-use project request PID approval

  • Schematics of the site show where the buildings would be and what zoning they would have. Stars on the map indicate where seating areas, outdoor or picnic spaces would be.
    Schematics of the site show where the buildings would be and what zoning they would have. Stars on the map indicate where seating areas, outdoor or picnic spaces would be.
    Georgetown City Council could create a new Public Improvement District for a mixed-use development near Highway 29 and Parkside Parkway to fund infrastructure improvements for retail, commercial and office space. Assistant City Manager Nick Woolery said the development, called The Preserve at Water Oak, would cover 20.26 acres and contain 18 buildings. He explained the details of a ...

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