The Carrollton School’s proposal to build a new boys’ school on the Villa Woodbine property in Coconut Grove was deferred during the recent Miami City Commission virtual meeting to allow more public input on the controversial plan. The earliest the city would debate the school’s appeal is late June. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
At issue is the impact the potential school would have on the Grove lifestyle, peace and quiet and the loss of over a hundred canopy trees, which the school has promised to replace, but with it comes imposing new structures. CLICK ON THE HEADLNE FOR MORE
With 15 days to file an appeal, the new owner of the historic property and building at the decades-long wedding venue will not be able to break ground to build an all-boys school. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Residents who have watched the old Grove’s tree canopy and charm disappear have mounted a campaign to stop the Carrollton School’s plan to build an all-boys school at Villa Woodbine. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
According to documents filed with the city, the City of Miami’s Historic Preservation Board is set to review an application by Coconut Grove Park Holdings to refashion the three-acre campus into the Woodbine School of the Sacred Heart, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
