Stewardship Strategies Information

We help our clients solve problems and be good stewards of the places under their care. Stewardship Strategies works for cities, counties, non-profits and private property owners to provide our clients with the information and resources they need to make sound decisions for the future, primarily in the areas of design, planning, economic development and historic preservation. We have provided training, policies, procedures and incentives for Economic Development Corporations and Planning and Zoning Commissions, Planned Developments and historic overlay ordinances for owners of historic properties, an economic impact assessment for a county-owned rodeo arena and conservation campaign materials for a non-profit. Principal Britin Bostick is a 6th generation Texan who grew up on The Divide on the western edge of the Texas Hill Country. She graduated with honors from Texas A&M University - College Station with a Bachelor of Environmental Design and worked in architecture and construction project management for several years, designing and building dozens of projects across Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana. She was serving on the Main Street Advisory Board and the Historic Preservation Commission of Paris, Texas when she found an interest in community development and decided to pursue graduate school to learn more about how she could help revitalize rural communities. Britin graduated with honors from The University of Texas at Austin with a Master of Science in Community and Regional Planning and a Master of Public Affairs. While in graduate school she worked with noted regional planner Robert Yaro and coauthored the report "Toward a Regional Plan for the Texas Hill Country". She continues to speak to civic groups and policymakers about this topic and is engaged in research and writing regarding the future of Texas and its cultural resources, and has written and spoken on eminent domain abuses that threaten rural landowners for the benefit of corporations.