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Implementing downtown parklets would allow businesses to set up removable seating and dining areas in striped parking spaces. (Courtesy city of Georgetown)
Georgetown

Georgetown officials consider sidewalk cafes, street business expansions

By Gracie Warhurst

The pilot program could begin in spring 2026.

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