Frequently Asked Questions

The project began this past summer 2024, with an expected completion to open in fall 2026.

Construction will begin at 7 a.m., ending at 6 p.m., Monday to Friday. In some cases, weekend or overnight work may be necessary to meet project deadlines. We will notify the campus community if work outside of traditional hours will take place.

Tiedtke Way is currently open to only pedestrians and golf carts, with plans to reopen fully in spring 2025. There may be occasional closures to Chase Avenue which will be communicated to campus in advance.

Utility disruptions will be kept to a minimum. We will provide advance notice, including the expected duration and any steps you should take. To minimize impact to residents and businesses, utility disruptions are planned for holiday breaks.

Safety is paramount to our work. The project site is secured, and all workers are required to follow strict safety protocols.

The project began this past summer 2024, with an expected completion to open in fall 2026.

Construction will begin at 7 a.m., ending at 6 p.m., Monday to Friday. In some cases, weekend or overnight work may be necessary to meet project deadlines. We will notify the campus community if work outside of traditional hours will take place.

Tiedtke Way is currently open to only pedestrians and golf carts, with plans to reopen fully in spring 2025. There may be occasional closures to Chase Avenue which will be communicated to campus in advance.

A flag person will be stationed at the construction entrance on French Avenue during high-traffic construction hours to direct traffic and avoid congestion or backups.

Ride-share services should use the south side of Elizabeth Hall, towards the lake.

Facilities Services and their partners will take several measures to minimize noise and dust, including scheduling noisy activities during less disruptive hours. However, some level of noise and dust is unavoidable in construction.

We do our best to maintain access to residential halls. Some temporary disruptions may be necessary. We will notify students in advance of disruptions.

Utility disruptions will be kept to a minimum. We will provide advance notice, including the expected duration and any steps you should take. To minimize impact to residents and businesses, utility disruptions are planned for holiday breaks.

If you experience a utility disruption off-campus, contact your utility provider immediately. On campus, contact Campus Safety to report any outages. Facilities will coordinate with utility companies to restore services as quickly as possible.

Safety is paramount to our work. The project site is secured, and all workers are required to follow strict safety protocols.

Report construction-related damage to Jennifer Annan, Project Manager, Facilities Services at 407-646-1065. We will investigate the issue and take appropriate action to resolve.

The volleyball and tennis courts are closed. The volleyball court has been permanently removed. New recreational tennis courts will be built as part of East End Neighborhood, available for the Rollins community upon completion.

Residents of Fox, Corrin, and Elizabeth Hall are advised to close their binds when wanting privacy. The windows are in close proximity to the construction fence and job site.