Star seeks floodplain fixes to match FEMA, adds limits on cumulative improvements Staff proposed updates to Star's floodplain ordinance to align with FEMA and state definitions, change base‑flood opening requirements, permit irrigation‑district maintenance without separate flood applications, and add a three‑year rolling limit to cumulative 'substantial improvement' calculations.

Star is revamping its floodplain ordinance to align with FEMA standards, cutting costs for developers while ensuring safety—could this be a game changer for the community?

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Council reviews rental‑registration plan and limits on corporate ownership of single‑family homes A staff proposal would require web‑based registration for long‑term single‑family rentals, license entities owning 10+ units, and create a 'single‑family rental community' zoning path with ownership caps (draft language proposes a 25% common‑owner cap and up to 50% within a specially approved community). Council raised implementation, market and enforcement questions and asked staff to refine definitions and registration mechanics.

Star's council is taking bold steps to regulate single-family rentals, aiming to preserve community integrity while ensuring public safety.

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Star council approves three annexations, authorizes joint-powers fee agreements and appoints VRT representative Council approved ordinances annexing Milestone Ranch South and Trailmark Station and amended building regulations to add Ada County impact fees for jail/coroner/EMS; it also authorized joint powers agreements to collect those fees and appointed a representative and alternate to the Valley Regional Transit Board.

The Star City Council has made significant moves by approving annexations and new impact fees that will shape the future of the community!

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Star Council approves Dayspring Church annexation with conditions on access, daycare and landscaping The Star City Council approved annexation, zoning, a development agreement and a conditional-use approach for Dayspring Church’s proposed 8.17-acre site at 9701 W. Beacon Light Road. Council required ACHD coordination on emergency access, landscaping in early phases and that a stand‑alone daycare must receive a conditional-use permit.

The Star City Council has officially greenlit the annexation for Dayspring Church, paving the way for a unique phased development that includes a daycare and a rural barn-style design.

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Star City Council Holds Meeting with Invocation by Pastor David Axe Star City Council meeting opens with Pledge of Allegiance and invocation from Pastor Axe.

The Star City Council's recent meeting kicked off with a heartfelt invocation from Pastor David Axe, reminding residents of the power of unity and community values.

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Mayor Chadwick approves police consent agenda during council meeting Mayor Chadwick moves to approve the police-related items on the consent agenda.

Mayor Chadwick's recent approval of the police consent agenda at the Star council meeting highlights a pivotal moment for community transparency and efficient governance.

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City of Star plans for growth amid rising demand for parks and public services Star faces population growth challenges, prompting plans for parks and police facility improvements.

Star is booming with an 80% population increase, raising urgent questions about parks, housing, and public safety!

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Star City Council Approves Administrative Citation Process for Code Enforcement Council votes to implement citation process for civil code enforcement and fine collection.

Star City Council just approved a game-changing administrative citation program to enhance code enforcement and tackle compliance issues head-on!

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Star City Council approves new residential and special parking regulations City of Star adopts regulations to establish residential and special parking districts.

Star City Council just greenlit a transformative proposal that will turn a quiet highway property into a bustling hub with a wine bar, speakeasy, and event center!

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City Officials Encourage Public Participation in Downtown Revitalization Plan Meeting City invites residents to join Downtown Revitalization Plan meeting for public input.

City Council in Star, Idaho, is calling on residents to shape the future of their downtown area—are you ready to make your voice heard?

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Scott Smith Presents Business Proposal to Star City Council with Partners Scott Smith and partners pitch business plan to Star City Council members.

A passionate Scott Smith, alongside his dedicated team, unveiled an exciting business proposal at the Star City Council meeting, hinting at major developments for the community.

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Star Police Chief Reports 25% Increase in Citizen Calls for Service in July Star police report rising crime rates and increased traffic stops in July.

Star, Idaho is facing a surge in crime and traffic incidents, prompting urgent discussions on public safety and funding at the City Council meeting.

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City Council Proposes Residential Parking District to Address Crowding Issues Near Freedom Park City council discusses special residential parking permits to enhance safety in local neighborhoods.

Star, Idaho's City Council is taking action to tackle parking chaos near popular spots like Freedom Park with a new residential parking district proposal!

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Star City Council Approves Private Road Application and Denies DeWalt Reconsideration Request Council approves private road application and denies reconsideration of DeWalt winery project.

Star, Idaho is at a crossroads as the City Council makes pivotal decisions on housing affordability and local business development that could reshape the community's future.

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Christine Stoll updates Star City Council on Capital Improvement Plan progress Stoll highlights impact fee project aimed at managing Star's rapid growth and service demands

Star is on the brink of transformative growth, but urgent infrastructure updates are needed to keep pace with the rising demand for services!

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Star City Council Shares Success in Proactive Policing and Drug Arrests Star's police report shows no drug arrests for July, highlighting effective proactive policing.

Star, Idaho is making headlines with a groundbreaking report: July saw zero drug arrests and an impressive police response time of just 2 minutes and 39 seconds!

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State approves $60M for Highway 16 improvements enhancing traffic flow State allocates $60 million for Highway 16 construction to improve traffic conditions.

Major improvements are on the horizon for Highway 16 as Star's City Council unveils a $60 million plan to revolutionize traffic flow and safety!

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City Council approves sewer stubs for South border property development Council adds sewer and water access condition for South border properties in development agreement

Star, Idaho's City Council just took a monumental step to ensure essential services and safety for future developments—what does it mean for you?

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Star City Council approves new elementary school despite traffic concerns Councilors vote to proceed with school plans while acknowledging ongoing traffic challenges.

Star City Council has approved a new elementary school project, but can they tackle the urgent traffic concerns that come with it?

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Star City Council confronts traffic and safety concerns for new elementary school Council members address traffic, drainage, and safety issues regarding the upcoming school construction.

Star City residents are raising urgent concerns about traffic safety and infrastructure as a new elementary school prepares to open near Pollard Lane.

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