SpaceX’s company town in Texas, Starbase, is warning residents that they may lose property rights if officials approve zoning changes this month.

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A notice sent out to Starbase residents says a proposed zoning ordinance could take away residents' right to use their ...

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Starbase, the fledgling Texas city home to Elon Musk’s SpaceX, appears to be making rapid moves to advance its development. The city has notified some residents it is considering a new zoning ...

The SpaceX company town of Starbase is moving quickly to appoint staff and set laws, including a zoning plan that could strip ...