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3151 S. E. Inner Loop, Suite B
Georgetown, Texas 78626
Taylor Line (512) 352-4176 Ext. #3330
Liberty Hill Line (512) 260-4268 Ext. #3330
Phone: (512) 943-3330
Fax: (512) 943-3335
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Robert B. Daigh, P.E.
Sr. Director of Infrastructure

 
Floodplain Management

A floodplain is a geographic area subject to flooding; land adjacent to a waterway necessary to contain a flood. Floodplains can be associated with rivers, lakes, streams, channels, even small creeks that are normally dry most of the year. Floodplain regulations are enforced to protect public safety and health. In addition, they encourage sound engineering practices and efficient floodplain management techniques. All construction in Williamson County must adhere to federal floodplain regulations. Regulations are established by the Federal Government and implemented by the Federal Emergency Management Agency(FEMA). The Williamson County Engineer’s Office is responsible for examining construction for compliance with local and federal floodplain regulations.

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Subdivision Regulations
On August 20, 2013, the Commissioner’s Court approved a revision to Williamson County’s Subdivision Regulations, including a new fee structure.  These revised regulations were made effective immediately for all new applications received on or after August 20, 2013.
 
Long-Range Transportation Plan
The Williamson County Commissioners Court adopted the Long-Range Transportation Plan in October 2009. Amendments to the plan were approved in October 2015 and June 2016. The US Census Bureau recently announced that Williamson County is the sixth fastest growing county in the United States.