Another 108 homes could be added to the Lennar subdivisions growing on a Lake Lavon peninsula south of Princeton, as Collin County commissioners consider the final plat for Acorn South Phase 2 on Monday, Oct. 12.
Lennar Homes of Texas Land and Construction is both owner and developer of the 21.29-acre phase, which also includes seven homeowners association lots, according to a memo from the county engineering department. The land is outside any city, inside Collin County Municipal Utility District No. 2.
Who provides what
Because the subdivision is in a utility district, the district, not a city, will own and maintain its infrastructure, the memo says. Water will come from Culleoka Water Supply Co. and sewer service from the City of Princeton. The lots do not front existing public roads, so new streets will be built to the county's minimum standards.
Once commissioners approve the plat, construction plans will be reviewed and building can start.
The memo also says the district has not yet secured contracts for emergency services for the development and is working on them.
The district's own bond disclosure, dated Aug. 11, describes an amended agreement, in effect since June 28, 2024, under which Princeton provides fire protection and emergency medical services in the district and bills it monthly; the district paid the city $1,233,685 for those services in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, 2025.
The memo does not explain how that agreement relates to the new phase.
