After being caught in the crossfire of the downtown revitalization debate, the newly named Krug Activity Center, also known as historic city hall, will receive $117,000 in repairs this year.
During the July 2 meeting, Kyle City Council unanimously voted to approve the $117,020 repair cost assessment from Western Specialty Contractors of America, a Buda company specializing in repairing historical buildings. The Krug Activity Center will see repairs begin within the next two to three months, according to city staff.
The council previously voted 4-2 in April to deny the repairs, at least temporarily, until the council could come closer to an agreement regarding the city’s downtown area. The Krug Activity Center sits center in the city’s downtown square, an area that has been a hot debate topic in recent months.
