Dublin schools have stopped the project which could have saved taxpayers millions

Buying the building from Cardinal Health would have cost $37 million, but building a brand new high school could cost more than $200 million, he said.

Commissioners remained steadfast in their opposition to the project even after a Cardinal Health executive told them the buildings would likely remain empty and generate no revenue for the city in the foreseeable future.

Marschhausen said in the release that if the Cardinal Health project is not viable, the school district will look at other “short-term and long-term solutions” to accommodate a growing student population.

“We respect the city’s process and deeply value our ongoing partnership with Dublin City. We heard and considered the perspectives of the city administration and the planning and zoning committee,” Marschhausen said.