Leander council rejects KB Home project

From statesman.com April 18, 2008...

A development that would have brought more than 700 homes and water and wastewater lines to parts of eastern Leander was rejected by City Council members late Thursday.

Had it been approved, the proposed subdivision could have spurred development in the city's eastern side, which has been largely untouched by the rapid growth that's hit other parts of the city in recent years.

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Leander Council Decides on Proposed Home Development

From statesman.com April 17, 2008...

How soon east Leander grows could come down to a single vote tonight, when City Council members consider a proposed subdivision that would bring water and wastewater to parts of the mostly undeveloped side of the city within the next year or so.

But the more than 700 homes and proposed utilities could be rejected on this basis: some council members are unhappy with the lot sizes and the layout of the subdivision plan.

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Leander Votes Down Zoning in Winding Creek Subdivision

From Hill Country News April 10, 2008...

A zoning proposal that would have paved the way for $3.5 million in private funds for water, wastewater and other needed utilities to the east side of Leander was voted down at Thursday night's regularly scheduled city council meeting.

KB Homes has proposed the development of Winding Creek subdivision, which would have a plethora of homes blended with commercial retail on the east side of the Reagan-Parmer corridor. Representatives from KB Homes said homes in Winding Creek would be similar to those in the Silverado subdivision on the east side of Cedar Park.

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