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BY AMIRA VAN LEEUWEN
Proposed project could bring grocer, retail to Kyle’s east side
Kyle City Council is considering a 99-acre mixed- use development called The Grove—dubbed Project Sahara—for the city’s east side. The city will also consider a planned unit devel- opment, or PUD, public improvement district, or PID, and tax-increment reinvestment zone concur- rently with a development agreement, according to agenda documents. The overview The proposed project, located at 1100 E. FM 150, is being developed by Streamline Advisory Part- ners—a privately-owned real estate development and consulting company. The Grove would consist of 65,000-square-feet of commercial space and a 15,000-square-foot grocery store, which developers identi ed as family-owned Marigold Market + Cafe. “This is a di erent type of grocer, but it’s a full-service grocer that o ers all of the food and it also has prepared food,” Abigail Gill llan, principal
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The Grove would be a mixed-use development consisting of retail, a grocer and single-family and multifamily homes.
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planner and partner at Lionheart Places said. The project would dedicate 1.5 acres to a park, featuring an indoor meeting space, playscape, covered sports court and pavilion. The Grove would have 7 acres of trails in addition to 2 acres dedicated to the Vybe Trail, according to agenda documents.
Developers plan to construct about 0.8 miles of Goforth Road and two roundabouts located at FM 150 and CR 158. The city will continue discussions with develop- ers. A de nite timeline for the development has not been determined yet.
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