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Council tables Starling Springs annexation; asks developer to revise PUD, buffers and water coordination
Summary
After lengthy testimony from ranching neighbors and technical Q&A, the council voted to table the Starling Springs annexation and PUD application indefinitely and directed the applicant to remove the PUD element, rethink courtyard cluster lots, remove private-street proposals, add rural-design buffers and work with the Eureka Canal Company on water and easement issues.
The City of Star on April 15 tabled the annexation, rezoning and planned-unit development package for the proposed Starling Springs subdivision and directed the applicant and staff to address multiple outstanding issues raised by the council and neighbors.
The developer, represented by Nicolette Womack of Kimberly‑Horn and Toll Brothers representatives, proposed a conceptual master plan for a 129.39‑acre project with 345 single‑family lots (gross density 2.66 units per acre), a small office/commercial node, and a gated private‑street enclave of roughly 36 acres containing 77 units. The presentation emphasized open space, more…
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