Kyle City Council
“It took a lot of really deliberate steps and work to get all of the road bond projects moving. That was a pretty significant thing that happened [in 2015].”
-Todd Webster, Kyle mayor
Meetings
Kyle City Council meets at 7 p.m. the first and third Tuesday of each month at 100 W. Center St., Kyle. | 512-262-1010 | www.cityofkyle.com
Terms and compensation
The mayor and council members serve three-year terms without term limits and earn $100 and $50, respectively, per meeting. Mayor Todd Webster and council members David Wilson and Shane Arabie declined their stipends.
Video coverage
Live webcasts of meetings are available at communityimpact.com/cityofkylemeetings
Big decisions made in 2015
Diversified the housing market
Cypress Creek, a residential development offering a more expensive housing product than was previously available in the city, broke ground in the summer.
Road bond progress
The city began construction on its first of five road bond projects approved in a 2013 bond election.
Utilities expansion
The city of Kyle purchased a $2 million wastewater treatment plant to begin the process of expanding wastewater treatment service.
Top issues for 2016
Hotels
City Council took steps to make the city more attractive to the hospitality industry in 2015. Three hotels are already planned for the area, and the city expects that activity to continue in 2016.
Pedestrian mobility
The city will look to begin a sidewalk construction project at the intersection of FM 150 and FM 2770.
Water and wastewater work
The city plans to improve its water and wastewater infrastructure in 2016.
