Council members press for limits, access changes on proposed Eden Ranch project
Council members and residents raised concerns about Eden Ranch, saying a cluster ordinance could allow up to 193 homes instead of the town's one-acre minimums; council discussed requiring lot-size concurrency with the 168-home baseline and more access points before granting approvals.
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Council members revisited Eden Ranch plans and said the developer might be able to use a cluster-orient ordinance to build up to 193 homes rather than a conventional 168-home plan. One council member urged that if cluster provisions are used the lots be made concurrent with a 168-home layout or adhere to Double Oak's one-acre minimums. The council discussed requiring additional access points off FM 1171 and avoiding direct access to Shiloh and Kings without further study.
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