Irvington Street homes made conforming uses
Summary
Fourteen parcels on Irvington Street move from commercial to residential land use, rezoned to Office-Residential rather than the low-density residential originally proposed, with 901 Irvington left out.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 31, 2026.
Impact analysis
Changes the property tax base from commercial to residential classification.
Neighbors and developers seeking residential investment on the corridor.
Anyone counting on that corridor for future commercial development.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Green Bay Plan Commission - Aug 31, 2026
Twelve existing homes on Irvington Street were non-conforming in a commercial zone, which scares off mortgage lenders. The approved CUPs fix that while keeping future commercial redevelopment possible.
Common Council - Aug 18, 2026
Fourteen parcels on Irvington Street move from commercial to residential land use, rezoned to Office-Residential rather than the low-density residential originally proposed, with 901 Irvington left out.
Green Bay Plan Commission - Aug 10, 2026
Fourteen east-side Irvington Street homes have sat in commercial zoning for decades, blocking mortgages, sales, and repairs. The commission backed a mixed-residential future land use and a rezone to Office Residential — but not the R1 staff wanted, and a business district leader called it a step backward for redevelopment.
Related development
Irvington Street Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPA 26-05)
Opens those parcels to residential mixed-use development instead of future commercial.
Irvington Street Rezoning (ZP 26-31)
Ends commercial zoning on the block; office and residential uses may now occupy these parcels.
Community Center Use Permit (ZP 26-29)
Brings a community gathering use to a residential block, subject to conditions.
Single-family home CUP at 921 Smith Street (ZP 26-25)
Adds an owner-occupied home on a currently vacant lot in a mixed-residential area.
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