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Council members press for limits, access changes on proposed Eden Ranch project
Summary
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.
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.
The item has no date yet for Planning & Zoning or Council consideration; councilmembers and residents are preparing petitions and comments, and staff said they will notify the public when formal hearings are scheduled.
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