Georgetown City Council Special Meeting - July 21, 2026

The City of Georgetown held a special City Council meeting on July 21, 2026, primarily to discuss the condition and future of Royal Springs Park Cabin Number 2. The council reviewed a detailed report and expert testimony regarding the cabin's historical significance, structural condition, and restoration options. It was determined that the cabin is salvageable but would require careful disassembly, labeling, and storage due to extensive rot and termite damage, with an estimated restoration cost potentially exceeding $100,000. The council discussed budget considerations, contractor expertise, and the need for a suitable storage location to preserve the cabin materials. A motion was passed to proceed with disassembling and labeling the cabin for preservation, with the mayor authorized to negotiate with contractors and identify storage solutions. The council acknowledged the urgency due to existing contracts and site work timelines, emphasizing the importance of using taxpayer funds responsibly and exploring educational opportunities related to the cabin's restoration.