Rezoning Project
Rezoning Project
THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND VILLAGE BOARD APPROVED RESOLUTION NO. 59-21 TO COMPREHENSIVLEY REZONE PROPERTIES ON SEPTEMBER 27, 2021.
Greenville adopted its new Zoning Ordinance in October 2020 as recommended by its 2040 Comprehensive Plan. The next major task is to actively rezone properties having conflicting zoning and land uses to the appropriate districts; this is Action Item 4b-7 of the Comprehensive Plan. On November 23, 2020 the Planning Commission and Village Board approved the rezoning process. The process includes an evaluation of properties to be rezoned by staff and the Zoning Committee, which is comprised of the Planning Commission, Village Board and Town Board. Once the evaluation is complete public informational meetings will be held with property owners, whose property may be considered for rezoning, in order to explain the process and next steps. A public hearing is required with notice sent to property owners and their neighbors about the rezoning.
Public Engagement
- Email/Phone: You may email Michael J. D. Brown, Community and Economic Development Director at mbrown@greenvillewi.gov or call 920-757-5151 ext. 2000 with questions or comments.
- Interactive Zoning Map and Resolution 59-21 - View the map to review your property's proposed zoning designation.
- Farmland Preservation Information
- Public Informational Meetings – Post cards were mailed to affected property owners. Video presentations from each meeting are below.
Power Point Presentation
May 18, 2021 @ 5pm Video Presentation
May 18, 2021 @ 6pm Video Presentation
May 19, 2021 @ 5pm Video Presentation
May 19, 2021 @ 6pm Video Presentation - Quarterly Newsletter Updates
- Greenville Blog
- E-Newsletter
- Ad-Hoc Zoning Committee Meetings
- Citizen Notification Letter - Mailed late July 2021
- Public Hearing August 23, 2021 5:30 p.m.