By Megan Wehring KYLE – Reappointments to the Kyle Planning and Zoning Commission were made on Oct. 6 at the Kyle City Council meeting.  Commissioner Michele Christie was reappointed for Seat 2, Megan McCall for Seat 4 and Tim McHutchion for Seat 6. Each commissioner was interested in continuing the...

By Megan Wehring The Kyle Planning and Zoning Commission approved removing the lot depth requirement to the Plum Creek MXD (mixed use) zoning district. The request made by the Community Development Department was approved by a two-vote majority. Staff is reviewing the first vertical mixed-use projec...

Debate over the need for geographic diversity on the Planning and Zoning Commission dais was sparked after Kyle city leaders this month appointed two new members. On Oct. 1, the Kyle City Council appointed two new planning and zoning commissioners and reappointed chair Rick Koch. Former commissioner...

T he memory of a longtime law enforcement officer who also once served as Kyle’s mayor will now live on within the masonry of Historic City Hall.  On Sept. 18, the Kyle City Council unanimously passed a resolution to rename Historic Kyle City Hall to the Krug Activity Center. In addition, city leade...

By Moses Leos III A standing room only crowd watched Tuesday as the Kyle Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) denied a developer’s application to rezone land that could have allowed a truck stop in the space. The Kyle P&Z denied a request from PGI Investments, LLC to rezone 47.74 acres of land from ...

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 ...