This chart shows the current average water and wastewater bill with projected increases across the next five years to cover rising utility expenses. (Courtesy NewGen Strategies and Solutions)

As part of the Urban Forest Master Plan, the city will come up with ways to preserve trees in Georgetown.

Repairs will be made to Berry Creek Drive after it was damaged by weather earlier this week. (Photo courtesy Kevin Pitts)

A schematic for the Georgetown YMCA shows an overhead view of the parking lot, the building and the outside courts and pools that will be a part of the two-story building. (Rendering courtesy City of Georgetown)

The City of Georgetown will seek $274 million in funding for water projects to ensure long-term water for residents.

Doug Noble, who took over for Shawn Hood for District 2, is sworn in with his wife Kasie and his children during his swearing in on May 12.

Parks and Recreation Director Kimberly Garrett, center, poses with city council members and City Manager David Morgan and is recognized May 12 for more than 30 years of service to Georgetown. Mr. Garrett also gave a presentation about renovations to parks and trails, during the meeting, marking her final time addressing the council before retirement. Photos courtesy the City of Georgetown

Strategic Projects Manager Caroline Stewart presents the deals of the Term Sheet with Recharge Water LP to Georgetown City Council during the May 12 city council workshop. (Photo by Kaitlyn Wilkes)

This rendering of the parklet shows what it would look like from the side, including how it would be delineated from parking spaces. It also highlights how the chairs and umbrellas could be laid out. (Rendering Courtesy City of Georgetown)

The land around the Rockbluff and Yearwood MUDs is being rezoned to accommodate for future housing in the area.