surrounding communities and precipitating and FAA investigation that will probably ground Starship a year or more?

From the clickable link below:

"The damage to the launch pad went far beyond what experts were expecting. And nearby residents are left dealing with the environmental fallout."

And from https://airlive.net/space/2023/04/22/here-is-the-crater-produced-under-the-launch-pad-of-the-starship-spacecraft/

Flying chunks of concrete, twisted metal sheets even damaged the nearby tankers.

Repairing the damage from Thursday’s unmanned test flight is expected to take months, potentially delaying further launch attempts and slowing the development of a rocket NASA plans to use on its upcoming Moon missions.