A zoning change for a subdivision near downtown Kyle was delayed by city leaders Feb. 20 due to mixed opinions on the development.
Kyle City Council members were locked in a 3-3 stalemate after two separate votes. Council members disagreed on the density for a proposed zoning change for a subdivision that would be located off of Sledge Street.
The property was recently annexed into the city and is currently classified as agricultural (AG); developers requested R-1-3, or single family residential, zoning. The 17-acre property is located in the Historic Core Area Transition District, in which single-family residential zoning is recommended in the city’s comprehensive plans.
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