By Moses Leos III Discussions on a proposed roundabout have come full circle, with the Kyle council again looking at the option for the FM 1626/Kohler’s Crossing intersection.  The issue was discussed in 2014, with public comment mostly against the idea. Now that it’s back, finding a way to finance ...

By Moses Leos III A study meant to determine whether Kyle’s development fees are too high may have found the opposite, according to city officials.  For Mayor Todd Webster, the revelation that Kyle’s development fees are lower than cities surveyed in their study corroborated what officials theorized...

By Moses Leos III A proposed switch to angle parking along Burleson Street could eliminate parking spots in downtown Kyle.  Freese and Nichols, which is overseeing the Burleson Street reconstruction, updated city council on its parking changes study. Revamped spots would be located between Miller an...

By Moses Leos III Could a “town center” be in the plans for Kyle? While still an idea, according to City Manager Scott Sellers, he said the possibility is something city leaders believe could assist Kyle in becoming a destination. Sellers said the concept is to create a development that could house ...

By Moses Leos III The grass is becoming much greener for the City of Kyle Parks and Recreation Department as it nears completion of its Parks Improvement Project.  Despite struggles to germinate grass at several fields, the PARD’s initiative to improve the city’s four major parks is nearing 95 perce...

By Moses Leos III As Kyle mulls litigation against the group that oversaw the Bunton Creek Public Improvement District (PID), a newly appointed policy could keep future PIDs from affecting homeowners.  In a June meeting, the Kyle Council voted 6-1 to move forward with a resolution to form a PID poli...

By Cyndy Slovak-Barton P erfectly placed, perfect Kyle seemed to be the theme of the State of the City presentation at Tuesday’s Kyle Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Mayor Todd Webster and City Manager Scott Sellers tag-teamed on the annual presentation, noting the new business developments that have ...

By Moses Leos III Tempers occasionally flared Monday as Mountain City residents voiced their thoughts on an interlocal agreement that could allow Kyle to annex the Anthem subdivision into it’s extra territorial jurisdiction.  Some residents believe the proposed ILA between Kyle, Mountain City and Ha...

After months of workshops, discussions and some delays, a complete overhaul of Kyle’s list of committees, along with the way it structures the selection process, is on the horizon.  By a 7-0 vote on June 2, council approved on first reading ordinances that eliminate all but two existing council appo...

By Moses Leos III The City of Kyle is taking steps to gain full control of its wastewater treatment plant, currently owned by Aqua Operations, as litigation continues between the two entities. By a 6-0 vote Tuesday, the Kyle City Council moved to purchase the treatment plant, with the possibility of...