Construction of a second housing complex on the Wabash Valley College campus is expected next year after action by the City Council Monday night. The council approved a TIF agreement with Kieffer Development to construct a 6,100 square foot building that would contain 7 to 9 units for up to 36 students. The plan also calls for construction of 36 new parking spaces. Commissioner Rod Rodriguez is also a former head of the WVC Foundation and he urged fellow commissioners to pass the agreement…

 Rodriguez said the first housing unit known as Warrior Village that Kieffer constructed helped to increase college enrollment. He said the addition of womens’ soccer and volleyball is causing an even bigger need for student housing.