Subdivision · Planning application
City of Star seeks to merge city-owned park properties into one 83.56-acre lot
The plan would combine several city-owned parcels around a park, the Riverhouse and Liberty Hall into a single legal lot. It is a paperwork merger with no new buildings described. The City Council held its hearing on Oct. 6; no decision is on file.
From the filing
The application's description as it appears in City of Star's record. See the official record
The City of Star wants to combine several city-owned properties around Freedom Park, the Star Riverhouse and Liberty Hall at the south end of S. Main Street into one legal lot. The combined lot would be about 83.56 acres and is zoned Public/Semi Public. This is a paperwork-style merger of existing parcels, and the document describes no new buildings.
The City of Star is processing a preliminary/final plat application for City owned properties at, an adjacent to, Freedom Park and the Riverhouse in order to combine all of the properties into one, legal lot. The properties are located at 894, 946, 960 and 1000 S. Main Street and also include parcels S0417323485 & S0417323480, in Star, Idaho.
Project name on file: City of Star Properties - Semiquincentennial Park Subdivision
Timeline
Oct. 6, 2026
Public hearing: Star City Council
Aug. 21, 2026
Accepted for review
Documents
Staff reports
- Download Staff report for preliminary/final plat, Semiquincentennial Park Subdivision
City of Star staff report for the Oct. 6, 2026 public hearing on a City-initiated plat combining Freedom Park and Riverhouse properties into one legal lot, with zoning and code standards.
Oct. 6, 2026 · 15 pages · 3.8 MB · Staff Report