Summary
Carroll is replacing a 30-year-old temporary building with a new three-story business school, cutting campus parking from 303 to 100 stalls by shifting parking to the Maple Avenue properties it bought. Commissioners flagged pedestrian safety concerns as parking moves closer to busy Grand Avenue.
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Last discussed May 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Carroll said a late-added sidewalk requirement would have cost about $50,000 not in its financing.
Carroll students and the surrounding campus neighborhood gaining a quality new building and green space.
Pedestrians crossing busy Grand and East Avenues face added risk as parking shifts to the campus edge.
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