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Consider a resolution authorizing a request for the voluntary expansion of the City's extraterritorial jurisdiction for approximately 76.66 acres of land, generally located south of Westinghouse Rd and west of CR 110.
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On September 24, 2024, the Georgetown City Council approved the release of 66.66 acres from its ETJ boundaries. On April 8, 2025, the Georgetown City Council approved the release of an additional 9.998 acres. Following these actions, the property owners of those tracts, Debra Kay and Marc Briggs, requested that the City of Round Rock accept the combined 76.66 acres into its ETJ boundaries.
This is the first in a series of actions on this agenda related to the creation of an in-city Municipal Utility District containing 900-plus single-family homes. It will be followed by annexation, a Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map Amendment, zoning, consent to the creation of the MUD, and a development agreement with the developer of the MUD. On the attached map, the properties proposed for inclusion in the city's ETJ are identified by diagonal hatching, while existing city ETJ and city limits are identified in yellow. The red outline signifies all land encompassed by the various items related to the creation of the in-city MUD.