South Euclid Council Considers Rezoning Former Notre Dame College Property for Mixed-Use Development
South Euclid City Council is considering rezoning the former Notre Dame College property for mixed-use.
Cleveland Akron, OH, September 15, 2026 —
The South Euclid City Council is currently deliberating a proposal that could lead to the rezoning of the former Notre Dame College property. The potential rezoning aims to allow for mixed-use development on the site.
Details regarding the specific types of mixed-use development being considered were not immediately available. Mixed-use zoning typically permits a combination of residential, commercial, and sometimes light industrial or institutional uses within a single development or area. The scope and nature of such a project on the former college grounds would depend on further proposals and council approvals.
The property in question is the former campus of Notre Dame College. The college announced its closure in late 2021, with operations ceasing in May 2022. Since then, the future use of its substantial campus has been a subject of local interest.
The decision-making body for this potential change is the South Euclid City Council. The council’s consideration of this rezoning proposal marks a significant step in determining the future of the former educational institution’s land. Further information regarding the timeline for council decisions, specific development plans, or public hearings was not provided in the summary.
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