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Eden East Farm and the land that surrounds it was at the center of Future Land Use Map discussions during a Bastrop City Council meeting in late May. (Community Impact staff)

Bastrop adopts updated Future Land Use Map to guide new development

By Joel Valley

The city of Bastrop is positioned for new development after amending its Comprehensive Plan to feature an updated Future Land Use Map.

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