The project started about two years ago, around the time the COVID-19 pandemic hit, HB Construction President Harley Blackburn said. The pandemic and subsequent issues, such as price increases, have caused set backs, but the team are finally ready to begin construction.
The new facility will be about 40,000 square feet with two indoor pools, a training pool and an Olympic-sized pool for competition. There will be locker rooms for boys and girls, and a main lobby area.
This will be the fourth Nitro Swim location owned by Tracy and Mike Koleber, who founded the business in 2006, as previously reported by Community Impact Newspaper.
The Kolebers both thanked the city of Kyle for being so welcoming and specifically highlighted City Manager Scott Sellars for his role in making Nitro Swim in Kyle a possibility.
"We knew we needed Nitro in Kyle, we just didn't know where at the time. And I think this is maybe the third or fourth location that we really looked at intensely, but I think this is the right one," Sellars said. "There's something that's really special about Nitro and Kyle; we're a family."
