Sturgeon Bay Common Council Approves Zoning Change for Industrial Park Property
What happened
The Sturgeon Bay Common Council unanimously supported changing the zoning for 616 and 628 S. Neenah Ave. from Office/Business Park (C-4) to Mixed Commercial-Residential (C-5). This 2.5-acre parcel is located on the northeast corner of the industrial park in Sturgeon Bay. Mayor David Ward stated that the zoning change aims to make the property more marketable for its owner while addressing a community need. The ordinance will receive its second reading on November 17.
Why it matters
The change in zoning for the property in Sturgeon Bay could alter the commercial landscape of the area. By shifting the designation from Office/Business Park to Mixed Commercial-Residential, the council is addressing a need for different types of commercial use in the community.
Who's involved
- Sturgeon BayCity where the zoning change was approved
- David WardMayor who supported the zoning change
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- Sturgeon BaySpeculative
The zoning change might increase the demand or sale price of the specific property in Sturgeon Bay.
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The entities involved
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Sturgeon Bay
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