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Georgetown waste transfer station projects get pushed back

Brigid Cooley

Saturday, December 3, 2022

Since opening in 1984, Georgetown’s transfer station has allowed service providers to efficiently transport waste collected throughout the city and its surrounding areas to landfills and other holding locations.

Georgetown canvasses sales tax election

Brigid Cooley

Thursday, December 1, 2022

Georgetown’s street maintenance sales tax was approved by anoverwhelmingmajorityduring the city’s November 8 special election. Results of the vote were canvassed during a city council meeting November 22.

The view of the Williamson County Courthouse in downtown Georgetown is protected by city building regulations in the area. (Photo Nicholas Cicale)

Georgetown finalizes Courthouse View Corridor waiver process

Brigid Cooley

Thursday, December 1, 2022

Georgetown will allow developers to apply for waivers to the city’s Courthouse View Corridor restrictions following a November 22 city council decision. The waiver process was approved with amendments upon second reading.

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G’town talks short-term rentals

Brigid Cooley

Friday, November 11, 2022

With more than 200 estimated short-term rentals operating within Georgetown’s city limits, city council is pursuing potential regulations which could allow the city to collect related hotel occupancy tax revenues more consistently.

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North Old Town residents work to preserve neighborhood, collaborate with city

Brigid Cooley

Thursday, August 18, 2022

Georgetown resident Shelley Bland’s one-acre residence on East Morrow Street, which is located in the North Old Town neighborhood, is more than just a home: it’s a piece of family history.

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