Decide how the amenity will be maintained.
A Georgetown turf amenity can serve putting practice, pets or a compact gathering area. Define the primary use before choosing the surface and base. The City’s stormwater resources are relevant to the drainage discussion because water leaving the finished area needs a planned route through the site.
For a shared dog area, discuss cleaning access and adjacent paving; for putting practice, discuss contours and the transition to surrounding landscape. Review available shade and the owner’s expectations for surface comfort. Show existing tree roots and utilities on the layout, and specify seams and edge restraint. A smaller, well-resolved installation can serve the intended use better than maximizing synthetic coverage.
Local reference: Georgetown stormwater program. Confirm requirements for your address and scope with the responsible authority.