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Plan Commission backs rezoning of three Roy Avenue parcels to low‑density residential
Summary
The Plan Commission recommended approval to rezone 703, 707 and 713 Roy Avenue from Neighborhood Commercial to Low‑Density Residential, stating the change aligns zoning with the future land use map; the item will go to City Council July 7.
The Green Bay Plan Commission on June 29 recommended approval of a rezoning that would change three parcels on Roy Avenue (703, 707 and 713) from Neighborhood Commercial to Low‑Density Residential and forwarded the item to the July 7 City Council agenda.
A staff presenter said the three parcels are largely surrounded by single‑family homes, that the properties are legal nonconforming in the Neighborhood Commercial district, and that rezoning would bring the parcels into conformance with the future land use map. The application was submitted by Jared Stupsky of Blue Badger Holdings LLC.
Staff reported the city conducted the required 200‑foot notifications and received one informational email asking what the rezoning would mean; staff recommended approval because the request matched the future land use designation. Commissioners moved and seconded the recommendation and voted to approve; the commission’s recommendation will be delivered to City Council on July 7 for final action.
The transcript records no public opposition during the hearing and does not provide a detailed, named vote tally for the commission’s motion.
