In a recent government meeting, officials expressed strong concerns regarding the proposed development of 59 new homes on Lone Star Bend, emphasizing the need for a unified management entity, such as a Homeowners Association (HOA), to oversee maintenance rather than placing the burden on individual property owners.

The discussion highlighted the implications of the development on local traffic, particularly as Milano Drive is a private, gated street with only one point of connection to the public road at Lone Star Bend. This connection, which leads to a county road, necessitates a Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) and approval from Montgomery County to address potential traffic issues stemming from the new homes.

Officials pointed out that the existing intersection at Lone Star Parkway is already problematic, raising alarms about the additional strain that the new development could place on local traffic patterns. They underscored the importance of communicating these concerns to county authorities to ensure that appropriate mitigation measures are implemented.

Overall, the meeting underscored the need for careful planning and coordination between developers and local government to address the potential impacts of new residential projects on community infrastructure.