Kyle city leaders earlier this month approved an update to the city’s Public Improvement District (PID) policy by a 6-1 vote.

The updated policy included additional text to clarify and tighten up certain language that may cause issues in the future, Kyle City Manager Scott Sellers said. Council member Daphne Tenorio cast the lone dissenting vote.

“Every policy should be a living document and the PID policy is no different,” Sellers said.

Financial advisors and other PID consulta...