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In the Georgetown area, a number of special district proposals are being reviewed by city staff and elected officials. The districts could make way for new developments near or in city limits.

Developers use special districts to build in Georgetown

By Jacquelyn Burrer, Anna Maness

A growing number of special districts are rapidly reshaping development in Georgetown, which could impact future residents who move into the district boundaries.

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