Plans for possible development in areas of west Kyle are in limbo as officials fear a proposed underground pipeline could prevent some of it from happening.
As a result, Kyle city leaders worry that millions in future tax revenue could be lost, stemming from the inability to construct near Kinder Morgan’s Permian Highway Pipeline (PHP).
Those issues came to the forefront May 21 as Kyle City Manager Scott Sellers presented the impact of Kinder Morgan’s Permian Highway Pipeline to city leaders. The PHP is a 420-mile, 42-inch pipeline that is proposed to go from far west Texas to the Houston area, cutting through the Texas Hill Country.
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