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KenoshaWI averageUS Census ACS
Typical home value $286,557 +6.6% yr/yr · +32.1% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
Municipal budget
Total revenue$162.4M (FY2023)
Total spending$151.6M (FY2023)
Taxes$95.9M (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$236.9M (FY2023)
Spending per resident$1,527 (FY2023)
Development activity
Housing units permitted — US Census Building Permits Survey
2025228 housing units ($47.7M)
Recent meetings
Thu Jul 2, 2026
Kenosha Hometown Heroes Commission
Chair and vice-chair nominations, Q2 hero nominations for Kenosha Hometown Heroes Commission
The Kenosha Hometown Heroes Commission will nominate and vote on a chairperson and vice-chairperson, led by Andrew Lorsung. They will also review and vote on Q2 Hometown Heroes nominations, possibly presenting them at the next Common Council meeting. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and citizen comments.
- Chairperson nomination led by Andrew Lorsung
- Vice-chairperson nomination led by Andrew Lorsung
- KHHC nominations for Q2, review and vote
- Possible presentation to Common Council at next meeting
- Commissioner comments
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Agenda Kenosha Hometown Heroes Commission Meeting City Hall, 625 52nd Street, Room 301, Kenosha, WI Wednesday, July 8, 2026 5:00 pm
Alderman Keith Rosenberg Commissioner Andrew Lorsung
Commissioner Brad Cramlet Commissioner John O’Day
Commissioner Steve Tindall Commissioner Tom Visintainer
Commissioner Luke Hofmann
Call to Order by Andrew Lorsung Roll Call Citizens Comments Approval of the April 8, 2026 Minutes 1. Chairperson nomination - led by Andrew Lorsung 2. Vice-chairperson nomination - led by Andrew Lorsung 3. KHHC Nominations for Q2 . Review and vote (if possible present the next Common Council
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4. COMMISSIONER COMMENTS IF YOU ARE DISABLED AND NEED ASSISTANCE, PLEASE CALL 262-653-4000 BY NOON THE DAY OF THIS MEETING TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR REASONABLE ON-SITE ACCOMMODATIONS.
City of Kenosha, 625 52nd Street, Room 300, Kenosha Wisconsin 53140 | T: 262-653-4000 | www.kenosha.org
Thu Jul 2, 2026
City Plan Commission
City Plan Commission to review development agreements and rezoning requests
The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land-use requests, including conditional use permits and a rezoning application. The body will also consider development agreements for properties in District 16.
- Rezoning request for 3719 25th Street from A-2 Agricultural to RS-1 Single Family Residential
- Development Agreement for property south of 71st Street and east of 125th Avenue (Shri Vishnu LLC)
- Development Agreement for property south of 60th Street and west of Green Bay Road (Continental 875 Fund LLC and Blackhawk Ridge, LLC)
- Conditional Use Permit for a self-storage facility at 6103 75th Street
- Conditional Use Permit for a vehicle facility at 5514 22nd Avenue
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Agenda City Plan Commission Meeting Municipal Building, 625 52nd Street – Room 202, Kenosha, WI Thursday, July 9, 2026 5:00 pm Mayor David Bogdala, Chairperson Commissioner Mark Bourque Alderperson Jan Michalski, Vice-Chairperson Commissioner Alex Finaldi Alderperson Dominic Ruffalo Commissioner Michael Foster Alderperson Eric Haugaard Commissioner Mitchell Pedersen Commissioner Kris Binninger Commissioner Vincent Ruffolo Call to Order Roll Call Citizens Comments Approval of the Minutes from the Meeting held June 18, 2026 Draft June 18, 2026 Minutes 1. Resolution by Committee on Public Works - To vacate an alley located south of 68th Street and east of
3rd
Avenue.
(Andrea
/
Michalski)
(District
3)
PUBLIC
HEARING
Item1-Andrea-Michalski Vacation 2. Conditional Use Permit Amendment for a facade remodel of the car wash located at 2918 Washington
Road.
(Kenosha
Car
Wash
Guys
–
Final
Hearing)
(District
6)
PUBLIC
HEARING
Item2-Kenosha Car Wash Guys-CUP-FINAL 3. Conditional Use Permit for a Vehicle Facility located at 5514 22nd Avenue. (TR Cruz Auto – Initial
Hearing)
(District
7)
PUBLIC
HEARING
Item3-TR Cruz Auto-CUP-INITIAL 4. Conditional Use Permit for a self-storage facility to be located at 6103 75th Street. (Milwaukee PC
Self-Storage-Initial)
(District
14)
PUBLIC
HEARING
Item4-Milwaukee PC-CUP-INITIAL 5. Special Exception Request from Pamela Ortiz to construct a six-foot high solid fence in the front yard
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Thu Jul 2, 2026
Finance Committee
Finance Committee to review $6.56M disbursement and check fee ordinance
The Finance Committee will consider an ordinance amending the city code on non-sufficient funds check payments, proposed resolutions to correct a sidewalk project and accept a DNR financial assistance agreement, and approve two airport lease renewals. The committee will also review a disbursement record totaling $6,561,256.07 and approve minutes from June 15, 2026.
- Ordinance to amend Subsection 2.06 on payment by non-sufficient funds checks
- Proposed resolution correcting Resolution 51-26 for Sidewalk & Curb/Gutter Program South (Districts 3, 11 & 13)
- Proposed resolution authorizing DNR Principal Forgiven Financial Assistance Agreement (Board of Water Comm.)
- Lease renewal between city and 9390 Partnership, LLC #9390 (Airport Comm. approved 3-0)
- Lease renewal between city and Southport Hangar Condominium Association, Inc. #9530 (Airport Comm. approved 3-0)
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City of Kenosha
AGENDA
Finance Committee
Monday, July
6, 2026
625 52nd Street, Room 204 6:15 pm
Chairperson 13 - Curt Wilson
Vice-Chairperson 14 - Daniel Prozanski Jr.
Alderperson 9 - Keith W Rosenberg
Alderperson 17 - Art DeBaere
Alderperson 12 - Ruth Dyson
Alderperson 4 - Rex Davenport
1
Ordinance by the Mayor - To Amend Subsection 2.06 of the Code of General
Ordinances for the City of Kenosha Regarding Payment by Non-Sufficient Funds
Checks.
2.
Proposed Resolution by the Finance Committee - To Correct Resolution 51-26
(Project 25-1208 Sidewalk & Curb/Gutter Program South). (Districts 3, 11 & 13) (PW
- recommendation pending)
3.
Proposed Resolution by the Mayor - Authorizing Execution of the Department of
Natural Resources Principal Forgiven Financial Assistance Agreement. (Board of
Water Comm. - recommendation pending)
4.
Approval of Lease Renewal Agreement between the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin and
9390 Partnership, LLC #9390. (Airport Comm. - Approve - Ayes 3, Noes 0)
5.
Approval of Lease Renewal Agreement between the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin and
Southport Hangar Condominium Association, Inc. #9530. (Airport Comm. - Approve -
Ayes 3 - Noes 0)
6.
Disbursement Record #11 - $6,561,256.07.
Call to Order
Roll Call
Citizens Comments
Approval of the minutes.
June 15, 2026.
061526finminutes.pdf
Items
Item 1. OR V5 2.06 Payment of Fees 06292026.pdf
Item 2. 25-1208 Resolution Correcting.pdf
Item 3. Kenosha 4825-10 LSL PF ONLY RESOLUTION.pdf
Item 4. 9390 Partnership …
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Thu Jul 2, 2026
Common Council
Kenosha Common Council to consider $517,000 road resurfacing contract
The Common Council will discuss various development agreements, liquor license applications, and city ordinances. The body is also reviewing a rezoning request for a downtown mixed-use district and several public works contracts.
- Contract award of $517,000 to Cornerstone Pavers, LLC for 27th Avenue & 24th Avenue Resurfacing
- Rezoning of properties at 5403 7th Avenue, 5413 7th Avenue, and 55th Street to B-5 Downtown Mixed Use District
- Proposed ordinance to repeal and recreate Chapter 5.119 regarding Recycling
- Resolution to authorize Community Service Officers to cite for parking violations under Section 11.15
- Acceptance of the Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood Phase I project with a final contract amount of $21,292,477.60
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City of Kenosha
AGENDA
Common Council
Monday, July
6, 2026
Municipal Building
625 52nd Street
Council Chambers - Room 200
Kenosha, Wisconsin
7:00 pm
A.
REFERRALS
A.1
TO THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
Resolution by Committee on Public Works - To vacate an alley south of 68th Street
and east of 3rd Avenue. (District 3) (Andrea/Michalski) (Also referred to CP)
A.2
TO THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
Development Agreement between the City of Kenosha and Shri Vishnu LLC for
property located south of 71st Street and east of 125th Avenue. (District 16) (Also
referred to CP & SWU)
A.3
TO THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
Development Agreement between the City of Kenosha, the Kenosha Water Utility,
Continental 875 Fund LLC and Blackhawk Ridge, LLC for property located south of
60th Street and west of Green Bay Road. (District 16) (also referred to CP, SWU,
Board of Water Comm.)
B.
COMMUNICATIONS, PETITIONS, REPORTS OF DEPARTMENTS
CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Approval of the minutes.
June 15, 2026.
061526ccminutes.pdf
Matters referred to the Committees by the Mayor.
Presentation, Commendations and Awards by the Mayor.
Awards and Commendation from Boards, Commissions, Authorities and Committees.
- Mayor's Youth Commission Award for the 4th Quarter.
CITIZEN COMMENTS
1
City of Kenosha Common Council
July
6, 2026
B.1
Approval of the following applications (per list on file in the Office of the City Clerk):
a. 87 - Operator's (Bartenders) License(s) …
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Thu Jul 2, 2026
Board of Water Commissioners
Water Board to consider $897,413 water main relay contract
The Board of Water Commissioners will review several utility agreements and contracts. Key items include a water main relay project and a lead service line replacement grant program.
- Contract 2026-08-W for Water Main Relay Package #2 awarded to Globe Contractors, Inc. for $897,413.00
- First Amendment to Development Agreement with Kenosha Downtown Block I, LLC (7th-8th Avenue and 55th-56th Street)
- Sanitary Sewer Easement and Agreement with Shri Vishnu LLC (Towne Place Hotel)
- Sanitary Sewer Televising Contract (July 2026-September 2026) with National Power Rodding Corporation
- Lead Service Line Replacement Community Outreach Grant Program Grant Agreement
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Agenda
Board of Water Commissioners
625 52nd Street, Room 202
Monday, July 6, 2026
5:00PM
Call to Order
Roll Call
Citizen Comments
Approval of the Minutes for the meeting held on June 15, 2026. (page 2)
1. First Amendment to Development Agreement between the City of Kenosha, the Kenosha
Water Utility and Kenosha Downtown Block I, LLC (for property located between 7th-8th
Avenue and 55th-56th Street). (District 2) (pages 3-9)
2. Sanitary Sewer Easement and Agreement Between Shri Vishnu LLC and the Kenosha
Water Utility (Towne Place Hotel). (District 16) (pages 10-18)
3. Property Use Agreement by and between the City of Kenosha Water Utility and National
Power Rodding Corporation for Sanitary Sewer Televising Contract (July
2026-September 2026; Contract 2026-05-S). (District 10) (pages 19-26)
4. Award of Contract 2026-08-W for KWU 2026 Water Main Relay Package #2 to the lowest
bidder Globe Contractors, Inc. in the amount of $897,413.00. (District 13) (page 27)
5. Lead Service Line Replacement Community Outreach Grant Program Grant Agreement
(pages 28-52)
6. Resolution by the Mayor - To Authorize the Execution of the Department of Natural
Resources Principal Forgiven Financial Assistance Agreement. (page 53)
COMMISSIONERS' COMMENTS
End of Meeting
IF YOU ARE DISABLED AND NEED ASSISTANCE, PLEASE CALL 262-653-4315
BY NOON BEFORE THIS MEETING FOR REASONABLE ON-SITE ACCOMODATIONS.
Kenosha Water Utility, 4401 Green Bay Road, Kenosha Wisconsin 53144 | T: 262-653-430 …
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Thu Jul 2, 2026
City Plan Commission
Plan Commission to consider development agreement for Blackhawk Ridge property
The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on eight items, including an alley vacation, multiple conditional use permits, a special exception for a fence, two development agreements, and a rezoning initiation. The commission is deciding on these land-use requests at this meeting.
- Resolution to vacate an alley south of 68th Street and east of 3rd Avenue (District 3)
- Conditional Use Permit for a self-storage facility at 6103 75th Street (District 14)
- Development agreement with Shri Vishnu LLC for property south of 71st Street and east of 125th Avenue (District 16)
- Development agreement involving Continental 875 Fund LLC and Blackhawk Ridge LLC for property south of 60th Street and west of Green Bay Road (District 16)
- Request to initiate rezoning of property at 3719 25th Street from A-2 Agricultural to RS-1 Single Family Residential (District 5)
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Agenda City Plan Commission Meeting Municipal Building, 625 52nd Street – Room 202, Kenosha, WI Thursday, July 9, 2026 5:00 pm Mayor David Bogdala, Chairperson Commissioner Mark Bourque Alderperson Jan Michalski, Vice-Chairperson Commissioner Alex Finaldi Alderperson Dominic Ruffalo Commissioner Michael Foster Alderperson Eric Haugaard Commissioner Mitchell Pedersen Commissioner Kris Binninger Commissioner Vincent Ruffolo Call to Order Roll Call Citizens Comments Approval of the Minutes from the Meeting held June 18, 2026 Draft June 18, 2026 Minutes 1. Resolution by Committee on Public Works - To vacate an alley located south of 68th Street and east of
3rd
Avenue.
(Andrea
/
Michalski)
(District
3)
PUBLIC
HEARING
Item1-Andrea-Michalski Vacation 2. Conditional Use Permit Amendment for a facade remodel of the car wash located at 2918 Washington
Road.
(Kenosha
Car
Wash
Guys
–
Final
Hearing)
(District
6)
PUBLIC
HEARING
Item2-Kenosha Car Wash Guys-CUP-FINAL 3. Conditional Use Permit for a Vehicle Facility located at 5514 22nd Avenue. (TR Cruz Auto – Initial
Hearing)
(District
7)
PUBLIC
HEARING
Item3-TR Cruz Auto-CUP-INITIAL 4. Conditional Use Permit for a self-storage facility to be located at 6103 75th Street. (Milwaukee PC
Self-Storage-Initial)
(District
14)
PUBLIC
HEARING
Item4-Milwaukee PC-CUP-INITIAL 5. Special Exception Request from Pamela Ortiz to construct a six-foot high solid fence in the front yard
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Thu Jul 2, 2026
Stormwater Utility Committee
Stormwater utility committee to approve maintenance agreements and road resurfacing contract
The Stormwater Utility Committee will consider approving maintenance agreements for stormwater facilities with Horizon SBX Kenosha, LLC and Tirawoods, LLC, and award a contract for road resurfacing on 27th and 24th Avenues.
- Maintenance agreements for stormwater facilities with Horizon SBX Kenosha, LLC (District 14)
- Maintenance agreements for stormwater facilities with Tirawoods, LLC (District 14)
- Award of contract for 27th Avenue & 24th Avenue resurfacing to Cornerstone Pavers, LLC ($517,000.00)
- First Amendment to Development Agreement for Downtown Block I (District 2)
- Approval of minutes from the June 15, 2026 meeting
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Agenda
Stormwater Utility Committee Meeting
625 52nd Street, Room 202
Monday, July 6, 2026
5:00 PM
Chairperson Bill Siel Alderperson Peni Keeling
Vice Chairperson Julia Metallo Alderperson Anthony Kennedy
Alderperson Brandi Ferree Alderperson Dominic Ruffalo
Call to Order
Roll Call
Citizens Comments
Approval of the minutes of the meeting held on June 15, 2026.
1. Stormwater Management Practices Maintenance Agreement for Stormwater
Management Facilities Between the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin and Horizon SBX
Kenosha, LLC. (District 14)
2. Stormwater Management and Access Agreement for Stormwater Management
Facilities Between the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin and Horizon SBX Kenosha, LLC.
(District 14)
3. Stormwater Management Facilities Maintenance Agreement Between the City of
Kenosha, Wisconsin and Tirawoods, LLC. (District 14)
4. Permanent Storm Sewer Easement and Agreement Between Tirawoods, LLC and the
City of Kenosha. (District 14)
5. Award of Contract for Project 26-1040 27th Avenue & 24th Avenue Resurfacing (27th
Avenue - 75th Street to 76th Street & 24th Avenue - 75th Street to 76th Street) to
Cornerstone Pavers, LLC (Racine, WI) in the amount of $517,000.00. (District 13)
(referred to PW)
6. First Amendment to Development Agreement Between the City of Kenosha, the
Kenosha Water Utility and Kenosha Downtown Block I, LLC for Property Located
Between 7th-8th Avenue and 55th-56th Street. (District 2) (referred to SWU & BOW)
(CP …
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Thu Jul 2, 2026
Public Works Committee
Public Works Committee approves street resurfacing and sidewalk assessment
The Public Works Committee will consider awarding a $517,000 contract for resurfacing 27th and 24th Avenues and approving a resolution to assess the cost of sidewalk repairs to abutting property owners. The committee will also review several permits for street events and accept completed construction projects.
- Award of $517,000 contract to Cornerstone Pavers for 27th & 24th Avenue resurfacing
- Resolution to assess sidewalk repair costs to abutting property owners
- Permit request for Street Eats on KIN Plaza on July 15, Aug 12, and Sept 9
- Permit request for Kenozia Summer Issue Release Party on July 30
- Acceptance of completed Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood Phase I project ($21,292,477.60)
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Agenda
Public Works Committee Meeting
625 52nd Street, Room 202
Monday, July 6, 2026
5:00 PM
Chairperson Peni Keeling Alderperson Anthony Kennedy
Vice Chairperson Brandi Ferree Alderperson Dominic Ruffalo
Alderperson Julia Metallo Alderperson Bill Siel
Call to Order
Roll Call
Citizen Comments
Approval of the minutes of the meeting held on June 15, 2026.
1. Resolution by the Committee on Public Works – To Order the Cost of Public Sidewalk
and/or Driveway Approach Construction and/or Replacement to be Specially Assessed
to Abutting Property for Project 26-1040 27th Avenue & 24th Avenue Resurfacing.
(District 13) PUBLIC HEARING
2. Request from Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood to Hold the Street Eats on the KIN
Plaza on July 15, August 12 & September 9, 2026 for Food Trucks at KIN Plaza.
(District 7)
3. Request from Kenozia/Kenosha Tap House for Use of Place de Douai on July 30, 2026
to hold the Kenozia Summer Issue Release Party. (District 2)
4. Request from Boosted Warehouse for Use of City Sidewalks and Closure of 31st
Street - 14th Avenue to Sheridan Rd on August 1, 2026 to hold the Boosted
Warehouse 6th Annual Car Show. (District 6)
5. Request from Outreach for Hope for Use of City Streets (Per Application) on
September 26, 2026 to hold the Ride Run Walk 2026 Hope on the Move Event.
(Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13 & 14)
6. Award of Contract for Project 26-1040 27th Avenue & 24th Avenue Resurfacing (27th
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
Board of Assessor
Board to consider objections to 2026 property assessments
The Board of Assessors will discuss and decide on objections to the 2026 property assessments for 18 parcels, including commercial properties like Glenwood Station LLC ($14.9M) and Shagbark Apartments LLC ($31.6M), as well as residential properties. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes, public comment, and scheduling future meetings.
- Objection from Glenwood Station LLC: 2025 value $13,628,700, proposed $14,973,000
- Objection from Shagbark Apartments LLC (two parcels): combined 2025 value $46,243,400, proposed $45,430,800
- Objection from 10310 Properties LLC: value increase from $666,300 to $873,700
- Objection from BCHRoyale LLC: value increase from $21,807,200 to $22,648,100
- Objection from Frank J & Kimberley S Carmichael: value increase from $427,200 to $695,500
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Chairperson Kirk Redmon Vic Vice-Chairperson Heather Modory Member Michael Rucinski Member Sarah Springer Secretary Avelina Cabais AGENDA BOARD OF ASSESSORS 625 52
nd
Street, Room 107 July 06, 2026 10:00 A.M. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING HELD ON June 25, 2026. PUBLIC COMMENT(S) DISCLOSURES AND RECUSALS Members of the body should make any required disclosures or recusals under the City’s Ethics Code. DISCUSS OBJECTIONS TO THE 2026 PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS 1. Assessed value recommendations from Chairperson, K.Redmon Jr. Obj. No. Parcel Number Owner 2025 Value Current Value
26-040 08-222-32-101-934 10310 Properties LLC $666,300 $873,700 26-041 08-222-32-101-936 10330 Properties LLC $690,000 $897,300
26-110 08-222-32-101-910 Southport Hangar Condo Association Inc $1,143,551 $1,167,400
26-162 07-222-24-125-043 Glenwood Station LLC $13,628,700 $14,973,000
26-308 08-222-26-176-011 Shagbark Apartments LLC $31,623,100 $31,635,700
26-309 08-222-26-176-021 Shagbark Apartments LLC $14,620,300 $13,795,100
26-312 08-222-26-260-201 BCHRoyale LLC $21,807,200 $22,648,100
2. Assessed value recommendations from Appraiser H.Modory. Obj. No. Parcel Number Owner 2025 Value Current Value
26-155 05-123-06-208-008 Frank J & Kimberley S Carmichael $427,200 $695,500
Board of Assessors Agenda Page 2 of 2
3. Assessed value recommendations from Appraiser M. Rucinski Obj. No. Parcel Number Owner 2025 Value Current Value
26-045 07-222-24-301-113 Marian …
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Mon Jun 29, 2026
Sex Offender Residency Board
Board to decide on two sex offender residency exemption requests
The Kenosha Sex Offender Residency Board will hold public hearings on two petitions for exemptions to residency restrictions. Barnell L. Love seeks to reside at 5716 21st Avenue, Room 2, and Benjamin J. Piat seeks to reside at 5006 7th Avenue, Apt 3. After the hearings, the board may go into closed session to deliberate and then announce its decisions.
- Public hearing on Barnell L. Love's petition to reside at 5716 21st Avenue, Room 2 (District #2)
- Public hearing on Benjamin J. Piat's petition to reside at 5006 7th Avenue, Apt 3 (District #2)
- Board may convene in closed session to deliberate on both exemptions
- Board will reconvene in open session to announce decisions
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AGENDA
Sex Offender Res idency Board
625 52nd Street, Room 204
Thursday, July 9, 2026
3:30 PM
PLEASE NOTE MEETING START TIME
Board Chairperson – Lester B. Wright
Board Member – Veronica King
Board Member – Lolita Moody
Call to Order
Roll Call
Approval of the Minutes for the June 18, 2026 meeting .
1. Petition of Barnell L. Love for an exemption to the residency restrictions that would allow him to
reside at 5716 21st Avenue, Room 2 (District #2) Public Hearing.
CLOSED SESSION
The Board may go into closed session pursuant to Section 19.85(1)(a) and/or Section 19.85(1)(f) of
the Wisconsin Statutes to deliberate concerning the quasi -judicial hearing regarding the appeal of
Barnell L. Love , for an exemption to the residency restrictions that would allow him to reside at
5716 21 st Avenue, Room 2 , and that the Board will reconvene into open session to announce its
decision.
2. Petition of B enjamin J. Piat for an exemption to the residency restrictions that would allow him to
reside at 5006 7th A venue, Apt 3 (District #2) Public Hearing.
CLOSED SESSION
The Board may go into closed session pursuant to Section 19.85(1)(a) and/or Section 19.85(1)(f) of
the Wisconsin Statutes to deliberate concerning the quasi -judicial hearing regarding the appeal of
Benjamin J. Piat , for an exemption to the residency restr ictions that would allow him to reside at
5006 7 th Avenue, Apt 3, and that the Board will reconvene into open session to annou …
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Thu Jun 25, 2026
Board of Assessors (No video)
Board to review 2026 property assessment objections
The Kenosha Board of Assessors will meet to discuss and potentially approve objections to the 2026 property tax assessments. The board will review specific assessed values and current values for multiple properties across the city.
- Review assessed value recommendations for 26 properties
- Discuss objections to 2026 property assessments
- Review Shagbark Apartments LLC properties (Parcel 26-308, 26-309)
- Review Glenwood Station LLC property (Parcel 26-162)
- Review BCHRoyale LLC property (Parcel 26-312)
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Chairperson Kirk Redmon Vic Vice-Chairperson Heather Modory Member Michael Rucinski Member Sarah Springer Secretary Avelina Cabais AGENDA BOARD OF ASSESSORS 625 52
nd
Street, Room 107 July 06, 2026 10:00 A.M. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING HELD ON June 25, 2026. PUBLIC COMMENT(S) DISCLOSURES AND RECUSALS Members of the body should make any required disclosures or recusals under the City’s Ethics Code. DISCUSS OBJECTIONS TO THE 2026 PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS 1. Assessed value recommendations from Chairperson, K.Redmon Jr. Obj. No. Parcel Number Owner 2025 Value Current Value
26-040 08-222-32-101-934 10310 Properties LLC $666,300 $873,700 26-041 08-222-32-101-936 10330 Properties LLC $690,000 $897,300
26-110 08-222-32-101-910 Southport Hangar Condo Association Inc $1,143,551 $1,167,400
26-162 07-222-24-125-043 Glenwood Station LLC $13,628,700 $14,973,000
26-308 08-222-26-176-011 Shagbark Apartments LLC $31,623,100 $31,635,700
26-309 08-222-26-176-021 Shagbark Apartments LLC $14,620,300 $13,795,100
26-312 08-222-26-260-201 BCHRoyale LLC $21,807,200 $22,648,100
2. Assessed value recommendations from Appraiser H.Modory. Obj. No. Parcel Number Owner 2025 Value Current Value
26-155 05-123-06-208-008 Frank J & Kimberley S Carmichael $427,200 $695,500
Board of Assessors Agenda Page 2 of 2
3. Assessed value recommendations from Appraiser M. Rucinski Obj. No. Parcel Number Owner 2025 Value Current Value
26-045 07-222-24-301-113 Marian …
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Thu Jun 25, 2026
Parks Commission
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Agenda Board of Parks Commission Meeting 625 52
nd
Street, Room 204 Monday, June 22, 2026 5:00 pm Chairperson: Eric Haugaard Vice Chairperson: Jan Michalski Commissioner: Rocco J. LaMacchia, Sr. Commissioner: Kelly MacKay Commissioner: Rollin Pizzala Call to Order Roll Call Citizens Comments 1. Request from the following for a Donation & Issuance of a Washington Park Municipal Golf Gift Certificate (Foursome weekdays only) : a. KHDS (Fundraising Event; September 11, 2026) 2. Request from Kenosha Bible Church for use of Pennoyer Park/Bandshell on Thursday, July 16, 2026 to: a. Hold the Community Worship Gathering b. Amplified Sound/Public Entertainment (District 1) 3. Request from Kenosha Beach House for use of Simmons Island Parking Lot on Sunday, July 26, 2026 (Rain Date August 2, 2026) to: a. Hold the Quacksplash Event b. Setup on July 25th at 9pm (District 2) 4. Request from Kenosha Velosport Cycling for use of Poerio Nature Center on Sunday, September 20, 2026 to: a. Hold the Velosport Cyclocross Race b. Setup on September 19th at 8am c. Event at 6am d. Food Vendors e. Carnival f. Bonfire g. Amplified Sound/Public Entertainment h. Temporary Structures (District 4) COMMISSIONERS' COMMENTS IF YOU ARE DISABLED AND NEED ASSISTANCE, PLEASE CALL 653-4080 BY NOON BEFORE THIS MEETING TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR
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Wed Jun 24, 2026
License & Permit Committee
Committee to consider denying new bartender license due to police record
The Licenses & Permits Committee will decide on several license applications, including a new operator's license with a recommendation to deny based on a material police record. Other items include renewals, a new taxi driver license, temporary outdoor extensions, cabaret licenses, and a complaint seeking revocation of a bartender's license. The committee may go into closed session to deliberate disciplinary cases.
- Application of Samantha Moore for a new Operator's License with a recommendation to deny based on material police record
- Complaint by City Clerk seeking revocation of Nicholas P. Anzaldua's Operator's License, deferred from April and June meetings
- Application of Fontes Food Store LLC for a new Class A Beer License at 1400 50th Street (Fonte Foods), deferred from June 8
- Application of Salon Diamante LLC for a Probationary Cabaret License at 6712 30th Avenue
- Applications for Temporary Outdoor Extensions for VFW Post 1865 (6618 39th Avenue) and TK Kenosha LLC (7000 74th Place)
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City of Kenosha
AGENDA
Licenses & Permits Committee
Monday, June 22, 2026
Municipal Building
625 52nd Street, Room 202 4:30 pm
Chairperson 10 - Anthony Kennedy
Vice-Chairperson 16 - Dominic Ruffalo
Alderperson 2 - Bill Siel
Alderperson 12 - Ruth Dyson
Alderperson 15 - Julia Metallo
1.
Application of Samantha Moore for a new Operator’s (Bartender’s) License, with a
recommendation from the City Attorney to deny
based on material police record
(substantially related to the license activity).
2.
Applications for renewal Operator's (Bartender's) Licenses to be effective July 1,
2026, with a recommendation from the City Attorney to grant, subject to demerit
points:
a. Justine Bloxdorf - 10
b. Suzanne Cruz - 50
3.
Application of Sonya Canaan for a new Taxi Driver License, with a recommendation
from the City Attorney to grant, subject to 45 demerit points.
4.
Applications for a Temporary Outdoor Extension of the Class “B” Beer/“Class B”
Liquor License with no adverse recommendations from the Police Department:
a
.
VFW Post 1865, located at 6618 39th Avenue (VFW Post 1865) on July 11,
2026 (Post Picnic). (District 15)
b
.
TK Kenosha LLC, located at 7000 74th Place (Mason’s Eatery) on September
18, 2026 (Music Event). (District 16)
Call to Order
Roll Call
Citizens Comments
Approval of Minutes.
Approval of the minutes of the special meetings held on April 20, 2026; May 27, 2026;
and June 1, 2026, and the meeting held on June 8, 2026.
042026_lpminutes.pdf
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Tue Jun 23, 2026
Board of Assessors (No video)
Board to discuss objections to 2026 property assessments
The Kenosha Board of Assessors will review assessed value recommendations for several properties and set future meeting dates. The agenda includes a public comment period and required disclosures.
- Review assessed value recommendations for 2026 property assessments
- Public comment period scheduled
- Discussion of future Board of Assessors meeting dates
- Required disclosures and recusals under Ethics Code
- Approval of June 22, 2026, regular meeting minutes
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Chairperson Kirk Redmon Vic Vice-Chairperson Heather Modory Member Michael Rucinski Member Sarah Springer Secretary Avelina Cabais AGENDA BOARD OF ASSESSORS 625 52
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Street, Room 107 June 25, 2026 10:00 A.M. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING HELD ON June 22, 2026. PUBLIC COMMENT(S) DISCLOSURES AND RECUSALS Members of the body should make any required disclosures or recusals under the City’s Ethics Code. DISCUSS OBJECTIONS TO THE 2026 PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS 1. Assessed value recommendations from Chairperson, K.Redmon Jr. Obj. No. Parcel Number Owner 2025 Value Current Value
26-108 07-222-24-127-010 CELEBRE PLACE LLC $2,201,900 $3,761,600
26-157 01-122-01-105-023 Charleen M Geissman $483,100 $886,400 26-158 08-222-32-330-303 10016 55TH STREET INVESTORS LLC $16,211,700 $30,557,200
26-159 03-122-04-126-032 6222 77TH AVENUE INVESTORS LLC $20,285,196 $31,651,600
26-165 07-222-13-326-003 EDWARD ROSE ASSOCIATES $29,020,900 $38,390,700
26-166 07-222-13-326-002 EDWARD ROSE ASSOCIATES $29,329,700 $38,969,000
26-170 03-122-04-426-033 OLD DOMINION FREIGHT LINE $24,862,300 $24,862,300
26-191 08-222-35-355-017 KENOSHA COMMONS ESSENTIAL HOUSING LLC
$2,576,900 $4,896,400
26-192 08-222-35-355-018 KENOSHA COMMONS ESSENTIAL HOUSING LLC
$2,761,100 $5,627,200
Board of Assessors Agenda Page 2 of 2
2. Assessed value recommendation from Appraiser H.Modory. Obj. No. Parcel Number Owner 2025 Value Current Value 26-274 06-123-07-258-013 Drake Family …
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Tue Jun 23, 2026
Special Airport Commission Meeting
Airport Commission to decide on two hangar lease renewals
The Kenosha Airport Commission will vote on two lease renewal agreements at this special meeting. One lease with 9390 Partnership LLC for a hangar at 9390 52nd Street includes a 20-year term at $5,345.55 annual rent. The second lease is with Southport Hangar Condominium Association LLC. The commission will also discuss airport operations.
- Lease renewal with 9390 Partnership LLC for hangar at 9390 52nd Street (20 years, $5,345.55/year)
- Lease renewal with Southport Hangar Condominium Association LLC
- Discussion of airport operations
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AO KENOSHA
CHART A BETTER COURSE
Minutes
Special Airport Commission Meeting
9900 52â„¢ Street, Airport Conference Room
Wednesday, April 29, 2026
4:00 PM
Chairperson Rocco LaMacchia Sr. Commissioner Tye Hammerle
Vice-Chairperson Pete Spear Commissioner Ryan Pelke
Commissioner Mike Burke
Call to Order
A Special meeting of the Airport Commission was held on April 29, 2026. The meeting was called to order by
Chairperson LaMacchia at 4:00pm.
Roll Call
All Commissioners were present except Commissioner Pelke was excused.
Citizen Comments
None
Approval of the Minutes of the Meeting Held on March 25, 2026.
Commissioner Burke motioned to approve the minutes and was seconded by Commissioner Hammerle.
Motion passed 4-0
1. Elections of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
Commissioner Burke motioned to have Chairperson LaMacchia remain Chairperson and was seconded by
Commissioner Hammerle. Commissioner Hammerle motioned to have Commissioner Burke become
Vice-Chairperson and was seconded by Vice-Chairperson Spear. Both motions passed 4-0
2. Discussion of Airport Operations
Mr. Reed stated that Traffic is a little lower than years past, however, Fuel sales continue to be one our top 5
years. An update to the Airport Commission was given by Mr. Reed. Commissioner Tye Hammerle’s term has
come to an end. Mr. Reed and the Commissioners thanked Commissioner Hammerle for his time and dedication
spent on the board. Mr. Reed stated that Jack Rose will start next month as new commission …
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Mon Jun 22, 2026
Sex Offender Residency Board
Board to hear residency restriction exemption request for 4531 21st Avenue
The Sex Offender Residency Board will hold a public hearing regarding a petition from Brian G. Matthews. The board will determine if an exemption to residency restrictions should be granted for the address at 4531 21st Avenue.
- Public hearing on residency restriction exemption petition for Brian G. Matthews (4531 21st Avenue)
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AGENDA
Sex Offender Res idency Board
625 52nd Street, Room 204
Thursday, June 18, 2026
4:30 PM
Board Chairperson – Lester B. Wright
Board Member – Veronica King
Board Member – Lolita Moody
Call to Order
Roll Call
Approval of the Minutes for the April 16 , 2026 meeting .
1. Petition of Brian G. Matthews for an exemption to the residency restrictions that would allow him to
reside at 4531 21
st Avenue (District # 7) Public Hearing.
CLOSED SESSION
The Board may go into closed session pursuant to Section 19.85(1)(a) and/or Section 19.85(1)(f) of
the Wisconsin Statutes to deliberate concerning the quasi -judicial hearing regarding the appeal of
Brian G. Matthew s, for an exemption to the residency restrictions that would allow him to reside at
4531 21st Avenue, and that the Board will reconvene into open session to announce its decision.
Board Member Comments
Adjournment
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
Board of Assessors (No video)
Board discusses 27 objections to 2026 property assessments
The Board of Assessors will meet to discuss 27 objections to the 2026 property assessments, with recommendations from the chairperson and two appraisers. The agenda includes both large commercial properties, such as Snap-On Tools and JVM Kenosha Apartments, and residential parcels. The board will also set dates for future meetings.
- Objection 26-080: Snap-On Tools, proposed value from $34,649,100 to $41,888,700
- Objections 26-125 and 26-126: JVM Kenosha Apartments LLC, combined proposed values from $102,846,100 to $112,052,000
- Objections 26-183 through 26-186: Midwest Rental Properties LLC, four parcels with proposed value increases
- Objection 26-072: Theater Terrace QOZB LLC, proposed value from $11,481,200 to $13,357,100
- Objection 26-049: Lake Terrace LLC, proposed value from $11,316,000 to $16,129,700
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Chairperson Kirk Redmon Vic Vice-Chairperson Heather Modory Member Michael Rucinski Member Sarah Springer Secretary Avelina Cabais AGENDA BOARD OF ASSESSORS 625 52
nd
Street, Room 107 June 22, 2026 10:00 A.M. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING HELD ON June 15, 2026. PUBLIC COMMENT(S) DISCLOSURES AND RECUSALS Members of the body should make any required disclosures or recusals under the City’s Ethics Code. DISCUSS OBJECTIONS TO THE 2026 PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS 1. Assessed value recommendations from Chairperson, K.Redmon Jr. Obj. No. Parcel Number Owner 2025 Value Current Value
26-049 12-223-31-486-011 Lake Terrace LLC $11,316,000 $16,129,700
26-072 12-223-31-485-020 Theater Terrace QOZB LLC $11,481,200 $13,357,100
26-080 04-122-12-427-001 Snap-On Tools $34,649,100 $41,888,700
26-103 09-222-36-253-001 Huang Family Trust $3,621,200 $3,937,000
26-104 07-222-24-205-022 JR Kenosha Walgreens LLC & SR $3,220,600 $3,394,800
26-105 03-122-10-201-041 BZA Kenosha OP LLC $2,577,400 $2,883,000
26-106 06-123-07-130-020 PTM V LLC $3,978,200 $3,466,700
26-125 03-121-01-420-221 JVM KENOSHA APARTMENTS LLC $61,356,900 $64,663,500
26-126 03-121-01-420-222 JVM KENOSHA APARTMENTS LLC $41,489,200 $47,388,500
26-283 08-222-32-310-143 Renaissance Three Holding LLC $7,857,700 $9,411,200
Board of Assessors Agenda Page 2 of 2
2. Assessed value recommendations from Appraiser M. Rucinski Obj. No. Parcel Number Owner 2025 Value Current Value 26-052 07-222 …
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Wed Jun 17, 2026
Historic Preservation
Public hearing on preservation of Eagles Club at 302 58th Street
The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing and discuss the preservation of the Eagles Club property at 302 58th Street. They will also consider approval of the minutes from the May 28, 2026 meeting. This is the only substantive item on the agenda.
- Public hearing and discussion on preservation of 302 58th Street (Eagles Club) (District 2)
- Approval of May 28, 2026 meeting minutes
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Agenda Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Municipal Building, 625 52nd Street – Room 204 Thursday, June 25, 2026 5:00 pm Alderperson Jan Michalski, Chairperson Commissioner Peter Johnson Commissioner Chris Allen, Vice-Chairperson Commissioner Kathryn Jones
Commissioner
William
Siel
Commissioner
AJ
Swartz
Commissioner John Ellis III Call to Order Roll Call Citizens Comments Approval of the Minutes from the meeting held May 28, 2026 Draft May 28, 2026 Meeting Minutes 1. Discussion for the Preservation of 302 58th Street. (Eagles Club) (District 2) PUBLIC HEARING Item1 - Eagles Club Commissioner Comments IF YOU ARE DISABLED AND NEED ASSISTANCE, PLEASE CALL 653-4030 BY NOON OF THIS MEETING DATE TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR REASONABLE ON-SITE ACCOMMODATIONS.
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Tue Jun 16, 2026
Stormwater Utility Committee
Committee to vote on $50,000 invasive species contract
The Stormwater Utility Committee will consider awarding a $50,000 contract to GEI Consultants for invasive species maintenance at city-owned properties. The agenda also includes several stormwater management and access agreements with Shalom Center, CWP West LLC, and Fox MV LLC. Additionally, the committee will review acceptance of Block I public improvements.
- Award of contract for invasive species maintenance to GEI Consultants, Inc. for $50,000 (Districts 1, 2, 5, 6, 15 & 16)
- Stormwater management maintenance and access agreements with Shalom Center (District 10) and CWP West LLC (District 14)
- Detention basin modification agreement with Fox MV, LLC (District 10)
- Acceptance of Block I public improvements (District 2)
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Agenda
Stormwater Utility Committee Meeting
625 52nd Street, Room 202
Monday, June 15, 2026
5:00 PM
Chairperson Bill Siel Alderperson Peni Keeling
Vice Chairperson Julia Metallo Alderperson Anthony Kennedy
Alderperson Brandi Ferree Alderperson Dominic Ruffalo
Call to Order
Roll Call
Citizens Comments
Approval of the minutes of the meeting held on May 18, 2026.
1. Award of Contract for Proposal 01-26 Invasive Species Maintenance Services at
City-Owned Properties to GEI Consultants, Inc. (Milwaukee, WI) in the amount of
$50,000.00. (Districts 1, 2, 5, 6, 15 & 16) (Park Commission Approved Ayes 5, Noes
0) (referred to PW)
2. Stormwater Management Practices Maintenance Agreement for Stormwater
Management Facilities Between the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Shalom Center
of the Interfaith Network of Kenosha County, LLC. (District 10)
3. Stormwater Management and Access Agreement for Stormwater Management
Facilities Between the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Shalom Center of the Interfaith
Network of Kenosha County, LLC. (District 10)
4. Stormwater Management Maintenance Agreement for Stormwater Management
Facilities Between the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin, and CWP West LLC. (District 14)
5. Stormwater Management and Access Agreement for Stormwater Management
Facilities Between the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin, and CWP West, LLC. (District 14)
6. Stormwater Management Facilities Maintenance Agreement Between the City of
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Tue Jun 16, 2026
Board of Water Commissioners
Board to consider water rate adjustment application
The Board will consider a resolution to adopt the 2025 Compliance Maintenance Annual Report (CMAR) required by the Wisconsin DNR and authorize filing a simplified water rate adjustment application with the Public Service Commission. It will also review and receive May 2026 disbursements totaling $3,105,682.89.
- Disbursements for May 2026 totaling $3,105,682.89
- Resolution to adopt the 2025 Compliance Maintenance Annual Report (CMAR)
- Application to Wisconsin Public Service Commission for a Simplified Water Rate Adjustment
- Approval of minutes from May 18, 2026 meeting
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Agenda
Board of W
ater Commissioners
625 52nd Street, Room 202
Monday, June 15, 2026
5:00PM
Call to Order
Roll Call
Citizen Comments
Approval
of the Minutes for the meeting held on May 18 , 2026. (page 2)
1. Disbursements for the month of May 2026. (pages 3-14)
2. Resolution to adopt the 2025 Compliance Maintenance Annual Report (CMAR) required
by the State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. (pages 15-47)
3. Application to Wisconsin Public Service Commission for a Simplified Water Rate
Adjustment. (pages 44-47)
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Chairperson Dominic Ruffalo Commissioner Peni Keeling
Vice Chairperson Anthony Kennedy Commissioner Julia Metallo
Commissioner Brandi Ferree Commissioner Bill Siel
MINUTES
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
May 18, 2026
The regular meeting of the Board of Water Commissioners was held on Monday, May 18, 2026
in Room 202 of the Municipal Building.
The meeting was called to order at 5:00 p.m. by Chairperson Dominic Ruffalo.
At roll call the following members were present: Chairperson Ruffalo, Vice Chairperson Anthony
Kennedy and Commissioners Brandi Ferree, Peni Keeling, and Julia Metallo. Commissioner Bill
Siel was excused. KWU staff present included Curt …
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Tue Jun 16, 2026
Finance Committee
Finance Committee to consider Southport Marina lease amendment and $6.36M disbursement
The Finance Committee will vote on a resolution to levy special charges totaling $19,776.56 for property maintenance, a first amendment to the Southport Marina lease, and a reimbursement agreement with Johnson Bank for the P-Card program. They will also review a specific snow removal charge of $337 for 2413 15th Place and approve Disbursement Record #10 for $6,358,097.72.
- Levy of special charges: boarding/securing ($459), trash/debris ($715), grass/weed cutting ($4,890.56), property maintenance reinspection ($13,540), building/zoning reinspection ($172)
- First Amendment to Lease and Consent to Assignment for Southport Marina between City, Southport Marina Development Company, and TS-Grove PT Marinas SP LLC
- Reimbursement Agreement with Johnson Financial Group for administration of the P-Card program
- Review of $337 special charge for snow removal at 2413 15th Place (Parcel #07-222-13-405-040)
- Disbursement Record #10 totaling $6,358,097.72
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City of Kenosha
AGENDA
Finance Committee
Monday, June 15, 2026
625 52nd Street, Room 204 6:15 pm
Chairperson 13 - Curt Wilson
Vice-Chairperson 14 - Daniel Prozanski Jr.
Alderperson 9 - Keith W Rosenberg
Alderperson 17 - Art DeBaere
Alderperson 12 - Ruth Dyson
Alderperson 4 - Rex Davenport
1.
Proposed Resolutions by the Committee on Finance - To Levy Special Charges
(Upon Various Parcels of Property Located in the City per List on File in the Office of
the City Clerk):
a. Boarding and Securing - $459.00
b. Trash and Debris Removal - $715.00
c. Grass and Weed Cutting - $4,890.56
d. Property Maintenance Reinspection Fees - $13,540.00
e. Building and Zoning Reinspection Fees - $172.00
2.
First Amendment to Lease and Consent to Assignment between the City of Kenosha,
Wisconsin, Southport Marina Development Company, LLC, and TS-Grove PT
Marinas SP, LLC.
3.
Reimbursement Agreement by and between the City of Kenosha and Johnson
Financial Group (Johnson Bank) for the Administration of the P-Card (Purchasing
Card) program.
PLEASE NOTE MEETING START TIME
Call to Order
Roll Call
Citizens Comments
Approval of the minutes.
June 1, 2026.
060126finminutes.pdf
Items
Item 1.a. RS Boarding Securing.pdf
Item 1.b. RS Trash Debris.pdf
Item 1.c. RS Grass Weed Cutting.pdf
Item 1.d. RS Property Maintenance.pdf
Item 1.e. RS Building Zoning.pdf
Item 2. AG V4 FL Amendment to Ground Lease Southport Marina 061026.pdf
Item 3. Reimbursement Agreement P-Card updated.pdf
Item 3. Pcard Rebate Offer …
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Tue Jun 16, 2026
Public Works Committee
Committee to consider $252,800 Nash Park Road reconstruction contract
The Public Works Committee will consider multiple contract awards for road reconstruction, concrete repairs, and invasive species maintenance, as well as requests for paved lawn parks, a driveway exception, and a festival street closure. Also on the agenda are resolutions for certified survey maps, a bid rejection for drainage improvements, and various agreements including a land access agreement and a memorandum of understanding for a memorial fountain.
- Award of contract for Nash Park Road reconstruction at 6022 60th Street ($252,800 to A.W. Oakes & Son)
- Award of contract for concrete street and joint repairs at various locations ($250,900 to A.W. Oakes & Son)
- Request from Festival Orgullo Hispano Scholarship Fund for use of Celebration Place and closure of Italiana Circle on September 11-13, 2026, including a parade on September 13
- Request from TR Cruz Auto Sales for a driveway approach exception at 5514 22nd Avenue
- Request to install and maintain paved lawn park area at 8560 26th Avenue (Tremper High School, KUSD)
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Agenda
Public Works Committee Meeting
625 52nd Street, Room 202
Monday, June 15, 2026
5:00 PM
Chairperson Peni Keeling Alderperson Anthony Kennedy
Vice Chairperson Brandi Ferree Alderperson Dominic Ruffalo
Alderperson Julia Metallo Alderperson Bill Siel
Call to Order
Roll Call
Citizen Comments
Approval of the minutes of the meeting held on June 1, 2026.
1. Request to Install and Maintain Paved Lawn Park Area at 8560 26th Avenue (KUSD).
(District 9)
2. Request to Install and Maintain Paved Lawn Park Area at 4120 7th Avenue (Fin & Ale).
(District 2)
3. Request from TR Cruz Auto Sales for an Driveway Approach Exception for Property
Located at 5514 22nd Avenue. (District 7)
4. Request from Festival Orgullo Hispano Scholarship Fund for Use of Celebration Place
and Closure of Italiana Circle on September 11-13, 2026 for the Festival Orgullo
Hispano Event and Use of City Streets (Per Application) on September 13, 2026 for
Parade. (District 2)
5. Award of Contract for Proposal 01-26 Invasive Species Maintenance Services at
City-Owned Properties to GEI Consultants, Inc. (Milwaukee, WI) in the amount of
$50,000.00. (Districts 1, 2, 5, 6, 15 & 16) (Park Commission Approved Ayes 5, Noes
0) (referred to SWU)
6. Award of Contract for Project 22-1046 500 Block Alley Paving (500 Block - 58th Street
to 57th Street) to A.W. Oakes & Son, Inc. (Racine, WI) in the amount of $79,900.00.
(District 2)
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Mon Jun 15, 2026
Common Council
Council to consider zoning changes and license approvals
The Kenosha Common Council will consider zoning changes for several properties, including a downtown mixed-use district and residential areas, along with numerous liquor and business license applications.
- Rezone 5403 7th Avenue to Downtown Mixed Use District
- Rezone 4202 24th Street to Single-Family Residential District
- Rezone 3403 30th Street to Single-Family Residential District
- Levy special charges for property maintenance ($13,540)
- Approve 175 operator's licenses and 26 Class B beer licenses
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City of Kenosha
AGENDA
Common Council
Monday, June 15, 2026
Municipal Building
625 52nd Street
Council Chambers - Room 200
Kenosha, Wisconsin
7:00 pm
A.
REFERRALS
A.1
TO THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
First Amendment to Development Agreement between the City of Kenosha, the
Kenosha Water Utility and Kenosha Downtown Block I, LLC for property located
between 7th-8th Avenue and 55th-56th Street. (District 2) (Also referred to CP,
SWU & Board of Water Comm.)
A.2
TO THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
Property Use Agreement between The City of Kenosha through The Board of Public
Works and Kenosha Downtown Partners LLC for Block C located at the northeast
corner of 55th Street and 8th Avenue. (District 2)
A.3
TO THE CITY PLAN COMMISSION
Zoning Ordinance by the City Plan Commission – To Repeal and Recreate Section
Two of Rezoning Ordinance 17-24 to Rezone the Property at 5403 7th Avenue, 5413
7th Avenue, 610 55th Street, 618 55th Street, and 620 55th Street, (Parcel Nos. 12-
223-31-402-003, 12-223-31-404-001, 12-223-31-404-007, 12-223-31-404-006, 12-
223-31-404-005, 12-223-31-404-004, 12-223-31-404-003), from B-3 Central
Business District and IP Institutional Park District to B-5 Downtown Mixed Use
District in Conformance with Section 10.02 of the Zoning Ordinance. (JV Enterprises,
LLC/City of Kenosha) (District 2)
CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Approval of the minutes.
June 1, 2026.
060126ccminutes.pdf
Matters referred to the Committees by the Mayor.
Pre …
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Mon Jun 15, 2026
Kenosha Lakeshore Business Improvement District
Kenosha Lakeshore Business Improvement District holds monthly meeting
The board is meeting to review committee updates and the treasurer's report. The agenda includes a presentation by Community Development Specialist Abby Huff.
- Committee updates on Business Support, Streets & Beautification, Events & Outreach, and BVIP
- Treasurer report
- Presentation by Abby Huff, Community Development Specialist
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MONTHLY BID MEETING (May 19th 2026) WYNDHAM GARDEN KENOSHA HARBORSIDE 5125 6th Ave, Kenosha WI 53140 CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL – Executive Committee: Chairperson Jeanette Kelly, Vice Chairperson Ben Trecroci, Treasurer Rajiv Singh, Secretary Sharon Rossow Board Members Present: Rob Greskoviak, Jandel Kelly-Tagliapietra, Alex Kudrna, Chuck Nelson, Chelsea Sallese, Tina Warner, Jenni Zoerner Non-Voting Members: Alderman Bill Siel 1. Minutes Approval 2. Citizens’ Comments 3. Abby Huff – Community Development Specialist 4. Committee Updates ● Business Support ● Streets & Beautification ● Events & Outreach ● BVIP 5. Director Comments 6. Treasurer Report 7. New Items of Business 8. Next Meeting/Agenda 9. ADJOURNMENT Dates to Know June 16: Next BID Meeting
Fri Jun 12, 2026
City Plan Commission
City Plan Commission to hold hearings on multiple apartment complexes and rezoning
The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several residential and commercial developments. Key items include two large apartment complexes and a rezoning request for properties on 7th Avenue and 55th Street.
- Rezoning of properties at 5403 7th Avenue, 5413 7th Avenue, and 610-620 55th Street to B-5 Downtown Mixed Use District
- Conditional Use Permit for a 212-unit apartment complex at the southwest corner of 6th Avenue and 54th Street
- Parking requirement relief request for the 212-unit apartment complex at 663 54th Street
- Conditional Use Permit for a 240-unit apartment complex west of 30th Avenue and north of 85th Street
- Conditional Use Permit for an Auto Zone automotive parts store at 4116 52nd Street
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Agenda City Plan Commission Meeting Municipal Building, 625 52nd Street – Room 202, Kenosha, WI Thursday, June 18, 2026 5:00 pm Mayor David Bogdala, Chairperson Commissioner Mark Bourque Alderperson Jan Michalski, Vice-Chairperson Commissioner Alex Finaldi Alderperson Dominic Ruffalo Commissioner Michael Foster Alderperson Eric Haugaard Commissioner Mitchell Pedersen Commissioner Kris Binninger Commissioner Vincent Ruffolo Call to Order Roll Call Citizens Comments Approval of the Minutes from the Meeting held June 4, 2026 Draft June 4, 2026 Meeting Minutes 1. Rezoning Ordinance by the City Plan Commission – To Repeal and Recreate Section Two of Rezoning
Ordinance
17-24
to
Rezone
the
Property
at
5403
7th
Avenue,
5413
7th
Avenue,
610
55th
Street,
616
55th
Street,
618
55th
Street,
and
620
55th
Street,
(Parcel
Nos.
12-223-31-402-003,
12-223-31-404-001,
12-223-31-404-007,
12-223-31-404-006,
12-223-31-404-005,
12-223-31-404-004,
12-223-31-404-003),
from
B-3
Central
Business
District
and
IP
Institutional
Park
District
to
B-5
Downtown
Mixed
Use
District
(in
Conformance
with
Section
10.02
of
the
Zoning
Ordinance).
(JV
Enterprises,
LLC
/
City
of
Kenosha)
(District
2)
PUBLIC
HEARING
Item1-Block B ReZo 2. Conditional Use Permit for a 212-unit apartment complex to be located at the southwest corner of 6th
Avenue
and
54th
Street.
(Kenosha …
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Fri Jun 12, 2026
Special License & Permit Committee
Committee to consider beer/liquor license for Daily Dose Cafe
The Licenses & Permits Committee will hold a public hearing and decide on a Class B beer and Class B liquor license application for The Lily & The Lion LLC, doing business as Daily Dose Cafe at 6010 40th Avenue. The application was deferred from the previous meeting and has no adverse police recommendations.
- Application of The Lily & The Lion LLC (agent Ricardo Tagliapietra) for Class B beer and liquor license at 6010 40th Avenue (Daily Dose Cafe), deferred from April 14 meeting.
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City of Kenosha
AGENDA
Licenses & Permits Committee
Monday, April 20, 2026
Municipal Building
625 52nd Street, Room 202 6:45 pm
Chairperson 10 - Anthony Kennedy
Vice-Chairperson 16 - Dominic Ruffalo
Alderperson 2 - Bill Siel
Alderperson 12 - Ruth Dyson
Alderperson 14 - Kenny Harper
1.
Application of The Lily & The Lion LLC for a Class “B” Beer/“Class B” Liquor License,
(Ricardo Tagliapietra, Agent), located at 6010 40th Avenue (Daily Dose Cafe), with
no adverse recommendations from the Police Department. (District 15) Submitted:
March 24, 2026.
Deferred from the Licenses and Permits Committee Meeting held
on April 14, 2026.
PLEASE NOTE DATE AND TIME OF MEETING
Call to Order
Roll Call
Citizens Comments
Items
1.pdf
ALDERPERSONS' COMMENTS
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City of Kenosha Licenses & Permits Committee
April 20, 2026
Thu Jun 11, 2026
Board of Assessors (No video)
Board to decide on 27 property assessment objections for 2026
The Kenosha Board of Assessors will discuss and possibly decide on 27 objections to 2026 property assessments, including commercial properties (LPC Kenosha, Associated Wholesale Grocers) and residential parcels. The agenda lists 2025 assessed values compared to proposed current values, with recommendations from the chairperson and appraisers. The board will also approve minutes from June 10, 2026, and set future meeting dates.
- LPC Kenosha I: 2025 value $61,046,800, proposed $88,646,400
- Associated Wholesale Grocers: 2025 $94,643,000, proposed $107,105,500
- Aurora Health Care Inc (parcel 26-143): $1,523,800 to $2,287,100
- Kenosha Uptown Lofts: $7,800,800 to $7,452,500 (decrease)
- 80th Street Center LLC: $12,861,300 to $14,596,000
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Chairperson Kirk Redmon
Vic Vice-Chairperson Heather Modory
Member Michael Rucinski
Member Sarah Springer
Secretary Avelina Cabais
AGENDA
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
625 52 nd Street, Room 107
June 15, 2026
10:00 A.M.
CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING HELD ON June 10, 2026.
PUBLIC COMMENT(S)
DISCLOSURES AND RECUSALS
Members of the body should make any required disclosures or recusals under the City’s Ethics Code.
DISCUSS OBJECTIONS TO THE 2026 PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS
1. Assessed value recommendations from Chairperson, K.Redmon Jr.
Obj. No. Parcel Number Owner 2025 Value Current Value
26-005 06-123-07-286-012 Lyndon Corners Group LLC $1,178,00 $839,300
26-120 08-221-25-402-031 LPC Kenosha I $61,046,800 $88,646,400
26-121 08-221-25-402-021 LPC Kenosha III LP $58,821,100 $70,923,100
26-135 08-222-33-301-201 ASSOCIATED WHOLESALE GROCERS $94,643,000 $107,105,500
26-143 04-122-12-101-014 Aurora Health Care Inc $1,523,800 $2,287,100
26-147 03-121-01-450-312 Aurora Health Care Southern Lakes Inc $399,500 $815,400
26-150 03-121-01-403-003 Aurora Health Care Southern Lakes Inc $1,206,600 $1,662,700
26-151 03-121-01-475-435 Aurora Health Care Southern Lakes Inc $2,089,800 $2,617,200
26-152 03-122-06-325-020 Aurora Health Care Inc $868,700 $1,241,000
26-287 01-122-01-108-031 Kenosha Uptown Lofts $7,800,800 $7,452,500
26-289 04-122-12-303-012 80th Street Center LLC $12,861,300 $14,596,000
26-295 03-122-0 …
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $6.8M | IDSC HOLDINGS LLC Department of Defense · TOOLS JHT43 |
| $5.7M | IDSC HOLDINGS LLC Department of Defense · DO 0003 SNAP ON IDIQ |
| $4.8M | IDSC HOLDINGS LLC Department of Defense · 8511778421!MODIFICATION KIT |
| $3.2M | IDSC HOLDINGS LLC Department of Defense · TOOL KIT, AIRCRAFT M |
| $2.8M | IDSC HOLDINGS LLC Department of Defense · TOOLS JHT43 |
| $2.8M | IDSC HOLDINGS LLC General Services Administration · FRS P/N FRS TOOL LOAD |
| $2.7M | IDSC HOLDINGS LLC Department of Defense · SNAP-ON IDIQ DO |
| $2.7M | IDSC HOLDINGS LLC Department of Defense · CREW CHIEF A TOOL GRP |
| $2.4M | IDSC HOLDINGS LLC Department of Defense · 8510969175!MODIFICATION KIT |
| $2.4M | IDSC HOLDINGS LLC Department of Defense · 8511102963!MODIFICATION KIT |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
🌐 County-level context (Kenosha County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Net migration-472 people (-$31.2M net AGI · 2023)
Federal disasters (10 yr)4 ({"Severe Storm": 5, "Flood": 4, "Snowstorm": 4, "Biological" · last Tue Jun 30, 2026)
Traffic fatalities1 (1 pedestrian · 2024)
Business establishments3,403 (67,834 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,447/mo (2,321 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy18.4% (low numeracy 28% · 2017)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
City profile
Everything below is drawn from this city’s own public record and primary-source government data. AI-written summaries are a finding aid, not a citable quote.
$162.4M
Annual budget
$236.9M
Debt outstanding
228
Permitted housing units
The money — in
source: Census gov-finance & state comptrollerBudget
Revenue$162.4M
Spending$151.6M
Revenue ran ahead of operating spending this year.
Debt load MODERATE
Outstanding debt$236.9M
Debt-to-revenue1.46×
Debt-load index69 / 100
A debt-load indicator (national percentile of debt, deficit & aid-reliance) — not a solvency verdict. Cross-checked against official state fiscal-stress scores where they exist.
Outcomes — economic mobility
source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research useFor kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:
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Where it’s happening
geocoded land-use decisions🗺 Interactive map
Every rezoning, development approval, and permit — explore the geocoded records in the research explorer.