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Zoning

Irvington Street rezone (ZP 26-31)

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Last discussed Aug 10, 2026.

Public comments (3)

OpposedLeah WeyckerAug 10, 2026

She called the R1 rezone 'going backwards,' citing a developer's ~$40,000 rezoning costs elsewhere and warnings from developer Garrett Bader that pre-zoned commercial sites attract investment.

Green Bay Plan Commission - Aug 10, 2026 · 1:05:01 →
SupportiveCindy KassonAug 10, 2026

She pushed back hard on the BID position: if mixed residential still allows commercial, why block homeowners who bought in 1962 and must sell now?

Green Bay Plan Commission - Aug 10, 2026 · 32:59 →
NeutralDavid MartinAug 10, 2026

As a developer, he suggested the commission consider lenient setbacks in any future commercial rezone so a retailer could still come in without disturbing the R1 neighbors.

Green Bay Plan Commission - Aug 10, 2026 · 35:30 →