Kenosha, Wisconsin

City Plan Commission

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)

Board of Water Commissioners

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

Public Works Committee

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)

Stormwater Utility Committee

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

Finance Committee

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)

Common Council

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

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

City Plan Commission

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

Board of Assessor

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

Sex Offender Residency Board

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

Parks Commission

Public Safety and Welfare

Board of Assessors (No video)

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)

License & Permit Committee

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)

Board of Assessors (No video)

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

Special Airport Commission Meeting

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

Kenosha Hometown Heroes Commission (1)

Mayor's Youth Commission

Sex Offender Residency Board

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)

Board of Assessors (No video)

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

Historic Preservation

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

Board of Water Commissioners

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

Finance Committee

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

Public Works Committee

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)

Stormwater Utility Committee

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)

Kenosha Lakeshore Business Improvement District

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

Common Council

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

Special License & Permit Committee

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.

City Plan Commission

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

Board of Assessors (No video)

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

Kenosha Public Library Regular Board of Trustees Meeting

The Kenosha Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to discuss routine financial reports and consider several policies. Items include a travel and reimbursement policy, a public records policy, and a social media policy. The board will also vote on the Q3 2026 reserves spending plan and elect officers for the 2026-2027 term.

• Travel and Reimbursement Policy (unfinished business)
• Reserves Spending Plan Q3 2026
• Public Records Policy
• Social Media Policy
• Election of 2026-2027 Officers

Redevelopment Authority

The Kenosha Redevelopment Authority meeting scheduled for June 16, 2026, has been cancelled because there were no agenda items to discuss.

Board of Assessors (No video)

The Board of Assessors will review recommended assessed values for various properties following objections to 2026 assessments. The board will also discuss the schedule for future meetings.

• Review of assessment for Schutz Container Systems (Parcel 03-122-04-126-041) with a current value of $41,807,600
• Review of assessment for BREG6 LLC (Parcel 09-222-36-254-013) with a current value of $3,345,900
• Review of assessments for multiple parcels owned by Strawberry Creek Development Sub LLC
• Review of assessment for 4 Guys Holdings LLC & 5618 6th Ave LLC (Parcel 12-223-31-476-011) with a current value of $802,400

License & Permit Committee

The Licenses & Permits Committee is reviewing numerous applications for new and renewal bartender and liquor licenses. The body will also consider a towing license renewal with an adverse police recommendation and a request to revoke a bartender's license.

• Towing license renewal for Jantz’s Yard 4 Automotive at 2500 Washington Road with adverse police recommendation
• New Class 'A' Beer/Liquor license application for Kenosha JJK Mart at 4433 22nd Avenue
• Request to revoke the Operator's License of Nicholas P. Anzaldua
• Permanent outdoor extension and midnight closing hour requests for Dolls Tavern and Southport Beach House
• New Amusement & Recreation Enterprise License for Hattrix LLC at 2425 60th Street

Parks Commission

Public Safety and Welfare

Transit Commission

The Kenosha Transit Commission will meet to approve minutes and receive status updates from the Transit Director regarding Carepool Innovations, including reports on incorrect vehicle dispatches and the charging station.

• Approval of May 18, 2026 Transit Commission minutes
• Status update on Carepool Innovations vehicle dispatch issues
• Update on Kenosha Metra elevator rides to Winthrop Harbor Metra Station
• May 2026 report for the parking structure charging station
• Discussion on transit commission meeting date and time

Board of Assessors (No video)

The Board of Assessors will review and discuss recommended assessed values for several properties. The meeting includes objections to 2026 property assessments presented by the Chairperson and three appraisers.

• Objection 26-161: ShoreCrest Pointe WI MHC LLC (Current Value $5,784,100)
• Objections 26-275 through 26-279: LADI Investments LLC
• Objection 26-280: Sheridan/Lincoln Redevelopment LLC (Current Value $3,608,700)
• Objections 26-053, 26-131, 26-137, 26-178, 26-189: Residential assessments
• Objections 26-007, 26-029, 26-044: Residential assessments

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a conditional use permit for a 336-unit apartment complex at 60th Street and Green Bay Road. The agenda also includes permits for a day care, self-storage facility, car wash remodel, and Auto Zone, along with resolutions to approve certified survey maps.

• Conditional Use Permit for 336-unit Authentix Apartments (60th St & Green Bay Rd)
• Conditional Use Permit for Bravo Day Care (6515 Green Bay Rd)
• Conditional Use Permit for Milwaukee PC Self-Storage (6103 75th St)
• Conditional Use Permit for Kenosha Car Wash Guys remodel (2918 Washington Rd)
• Conditional Use Permit for Auto Zone (4116 52nd St)

Board of Review

The Kenosha Board of Review will receive the 2026 Assessment Roll, examine it for errors, and certify corrections. The board will also schedule objection hearings and consider requests to waive the 48-hour notice requirement.

• Receipt of 2026 Assessment Roll
• Certification of assessment roll corrections
• Schedule of objection hearings
• Waiver requests for 48-hour notice
• Adoption of amended Board of Review Rules

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing to consider a variance request from Kanne Knezz. The request concerns side yard setbacks and addition limits for a non-conforming building.

• Public hearing for variance request at 5944 3rd Avenue regarding interior side yard setback and maximum addition permitted

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss three items: an ordinance to add Ward 101 to the 16th Aldermanic District; a $451,020.00 contract with Stantec Consulting Services Inc. for environmental professional services under an EPA brownfields grant; and Disbursement Record #9 totaling $6,079,670.27. The committee will also approve minutes from May 18, 2026.

• Ordinance to add Ward 101 to the 16th Aldermanic District
• Contract with Stantec Consulting Services Inc. for $451,020.00 for FY25 EPA Brownfields Community-Wide Assessment Grant (Project #11-25)
• Disbursement Record #9 for $6,079,670.27

Public Works Committee

The Kenosha Public Works Committee will consider requests to close city streets and lots for community events including the Juneteenth walk, Kenosha Book Festival, and a Labor Day parade. The committee will also review resolutions to approve survey maps for new subdivisions.

• Approval of street closures for Juneteenth Kenosha walk on June 20-21
• Closure of 7th Avenue for Kenosha Book Festival on June 21
• Closure of 7th Avenue for Desfile Festival de Independencia on August 30
• Resolution to approve a two-lot survey map at 6405 54th Avenue
• Resolution to approve a three-lot survey map west of 30th Avenue

Special License & Permit Committee

The Licenses & Permits Committee will consider a deferred application for a new Class B Beer and Class C Liquor (wine only) license. The request is for a business located at 6712 30th Avenue.

• Application from Salon Diamante LLC for Class B Beer and Class C Liquor (wine only) license at 6712 30th Avenue

Common Council

The Common Council is meeting to decide on numerous liquor, cabaret, and towing license renewals and applications. The body will also consider several rezoning ordinances and a professional services contract for EPA Brownfields assessments.

• Contract with Stantec Consulting Services Inc. for $451,020.00 for EPA Brownfields Community-Wide Assessment Grant administration
• Rezoning of 4202 24th Street and 3403 30th Street from Agricultural Land Holding to Single-Family Residential
• Disbursement Record #9 totaling $6,079,670.27
• Proposed ordinance to add Ward 101 to the 16th Aldermanic District
• Review of 64 applications for Yearly Cabaret Licenses

Board of Assessors (No video)

The Board of Assessors will discuss recommendations from the chairperson and appraisers on seven objections to 2026 property assessments. Proposed values range from $84,400 to $1.4 million. The board will also approve minutes from May 26 and set future meeting dates.

• Recommendation from Chairperson Redmon: RAMA LLC parcel 06-123-07-376-034 assessed value from $1,349,455 to $1,413,800
• Recommendation from Appraiser Modory: Paul M & Kristine A Campagna Trust parcel 01-122-01-160-008 from $547,700 to $560,000
• Recommendation from Appraiser Modory: Dion Dicello parcel 02-122-02-153-001 from $184,400 to $210,100
• Recommendation from Appraiser Modory: Michelle L Krome Vargas & Guillermo Vargas parcel 06-123-07-285-010 from $374,800 to $556,000
• Recommendation from Appraiser Springer: three parcels including Rhianna Fulton ($139,700 to $194,900), Donald Andreoli Trust ($70,800 to $84,400), Luke M Olson ($505,200 to $539,700)

Special License & Permit Committee

The Licenses & Permits Committee will decide on numerous alcohol, taxi, and towing license applications, including renewals and new licenses. Several applicants face denial recommendations due to police records or false applications, while others are subject to demerit points. Notable items include a request to extend outdoor dining hours at S'Lush Daiquiri Lounge and a new liquor license near a church requiring a Council waiver.

• Request by S'Lush Inc. to change outdoor dining area closing time from 10 PM to midnight at 2200 60th Street
• New Class B Beer/Class C Liquor license for Salon Diamante LLC at 6712 30th Avenue, subject to 300-foot waiver from church or school
• Application of Marysa Cartagena for operator's license recommended for denial based on police record
• Application of Arianna Stevenson for operator's license recommended for denial based on police record and false application
• Renewal of Saddlehorns Saloon LLC (The Factory) at 5006 7th Avenue subject to 90 demerit points

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will consider a development agreement with FOX MV, LLC for property north of 50th Street and east of 52nd Avenue in District 10. The board will also review April 2026 disbursements and approve minutes from the May 4, 2026 meeting.

• Development Agreement between the City of Kenosha, Kenosha Water Utility, and FOX MV, LLC for property north of 50th Street and east of 52nd Avenue (District 10)
• Disbursements for the month of April 2026

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider levying special charges for property maintenance, dissolving Tax Incremental District No. 21, and awarding a contract for the city newspaper. The committee will also review a capital improvement program adjustment and a sidewalk snow clearing resolution.

• Levy special charges for boarding, trash removal, and reinspection fees totaling $20,215.20
• Dissolve Tax Incremental District No. 21 and distribute excess increment
• Award contract to Kenosha News for official city newspaper (June 1, 2026 – May 31, 2027)
• Increase funding for Forest Meadows Subdivision Paving by $28,000
• Approve ordinance to amend committee chair terms in the Code of General Ordinances

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on multiple items including two large apartment complexes (212 units at 6th Avenue/54th Street and 240 units at 30th Avenue/85th Street), a self-storage facility, several rezonings, official map attachments, and certified survey maps. Decisions will follow the hearings.

• Rezoning of 3403 30th Street from A-2 Agricultural to RS-1 Single-Family Residential (Everlasting Investments, LLC)
• Rezoning and official map attachment for 4202 24th Street (David G. Sanders Revocable Trust)
• Conditional Use Permit for 212-unit apartment complex at southwest corner of 6th Avenue and 54th Street (Kenosha Harbor District Block B)
• Conditional Use Permit for 240-unit apartment complex west of 30th Avenue and north of 85th Street (Breeze Landing)
• Conditional Use Permit for self-storage facility at 6103 75th Street (Milwaukee PC Self Storage)

Board of Assessors (No video)

The Kenosha Board of Assessors will hold an organizational meeting to appoint a vice chairperson and secretary, review governing policies, and discuss procedures for 2026. The board will also consider 2026 filed property assessment objections and set future meeting dates. Public comments will be read into the record.

• Appointment of vice chairperson
• Appointment of board secretary
• Review of governing policies
• Discussion of 2026 filed objections
• Approval of minutes from July 3, 2025

Historic Preservation

The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing and discussion on the preservation of 302 58th Street (Eagles Club). The commission may also go into closed session to confer with legal counsel. The meeting will consider approval of minutes from March 26, 2026.

• Public hearing and discussion on preservation of 302 58th Street (Eagles Club) (District 2)
• Possible closed session under Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(g) to confer with legal counsel
• Approval of minutes from March 26, 2026 meeting

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider awarding contracts for street resurfacing, tree removal, and marina dredging, as well as approving street closures for a bicycle race and a jazz festival.

• Award of $586,800 contract for 86th Street resurfacing
• Award of $225,000 contract for citywide tree removal
• Approval of street closures for VeloCity Classic bike race on June 20
• Approval of street closures for HarborPark Jazz Fest on August 15
• Award of $307,000 contract for Southport Marina dredging

Special License and Permit Committee

The Licenses & Permits Committee will consider an application from AirB 'N' Beer LLC for a Permanent Outdoor Extension License with a closing time of 12:00 AM at 621 56th Street (Hold My Beer). The Police Department has no adverse recommendations. This is the only substantive item on the special agenda.

• AirB 'N' Beer LLC seeks permanent outdoor extension license with 12:00 AM closing at 621 56th Street (Hold My Beer), no police objections

Special Parks Commission

Stormwater Utility Committee

The Stormwater Utility Committee will review a contract award for road and sewer work on 86th Street and the final acceptance of a resurfacing project on 61st Street and 44th Court. The body will also discuss a development agreement for a 144-unit apartment project north of 50th Street.

• Award of $586,800 contract to A.W. Oakes & Son, Inc. for 86th Street Resurfacing (32nd Avenue to 36th Avenue)
• Acceptance of completed 61st Street & 44th Court Resurfacing project for a final amount of $692,727.36
• Development Agreement with FOX, LLC for 144 apartment units north of 50th Street and east of 52nd Avenue
• Proposed stormwater modifications to the Hillside Basin as part of the FOX, LLC development

Common Council

The Kenosha Common Council will vote on rezoning requests, liquor license renewals, and a resolution to dissolve a tax increment district. The meeting also includes a public hearing on a conditional use permit for a tattoo establishment.

• Rezone 2926 and 2930 75th Street from M-1 to B-2
• Approve Certified Survey Maps for Blackhawk Ridge subdivisions
• Dissolve Tax Incremental District No. 21
• Conditional Use Permit for Retrograde Tattoo at 6017 Sheridan Road
• Renewal of Cinemark Theatre License at 7101 70th Court

Redevelopment Authority

The Kenosha Redevelopment Authority will consider approving a $6,720.88 Uptown Facade Grant for Beyond ABA and discuss possible amendments to the grant area and eligibility criteria. Members will also hear questions from Comprehensive Plan stakeholders.

• Approval of Uptown Facade Grant for Beyond ABA for $6,720.88
• Discussion on possible amendments to grant area and eligibility criteria
• Comprehensive Plan stakeholder group questions

Kenosha Public Library Regular Board of Trustees Meeting

The Board of Trustees will discuss updates to the Interlibrary Loan, Equal Employment Opportunity, and Travel and Reimbursement policies. The board is also considering a request to close the library for all-staff training on October 2, 2026.

• Interlibrary Loan Policy
• Equal Employment Opportunity Program Policy
• Travel and Reimbursement Policy
• Closing request for all-staff training on October 2, 2026
• April bills

Transit Commission

The Transit Commission will consider a proposal from Visit Kenosha to install digital screens on city transit vehicles. The body will also discuss Carepool Innovations and review ridership and charging station reports.

• Vote on Visit Kenosha proposal to install 10 Mimo 21” Android Screens for approximately $15,000
• Discussion regarding Carepool Innovations
• Status communication regarding ridership
• Status communication regarding March and April 2026 charging station reports

License & Permit Committee

The committee is reviewing several new and renewal license applications for operators, businesses, and drivers. Discussion includes recommendations to grant or deny specific licenses based on police records and demerit points.

• New Operator's (Bartender's) License applications for Samantha DelToro, Andrew Nichols, Cynthia Garcia, Guillermo Reyes, and Nya Robinson
• Denial recommendation for Rafael Jaime Caballero's Operator’s License due to police record
• Denial recommendation for Blanca Ibarra's new Operator’s License due to police record and false application
• Denial recommendation for Salvador Rios's new Taxi Driver License due to police record
• Renewal of Cinemark USA, Inc. theatre license at 7101 70th Court

Parks Commission

Public Safety and Welfare

The Public Safety & Welfare Committee will consider an ordinance sponsored by Mayor David Bogdala to amend the City Code regarding committee chair terms, changing them from one-year to two-year terms and adjusting the election timing. The committee will also approve minutes from the prior meeting and hear citizen comments.

• Ordinance to amend Paragraph 1.03(D)(2) of the Code of General Ordinances regarding the terms of committee chairs, extending them from one year to two years and shifting the election to biannually on or before the third Monday in May (referred to Public Works, Licenses/Permits, and Finance committees)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a variance request from AK Housing Rentals, LLC and Vivid Property Group, LLC. The request seeks relief from minimum lot area, lot width, and interior side yard setback requirements for a proposed lot line adjustment survey at 934 and 1002 43rd Street in the Rg-1 General Residential District.

• Variance request from AK Housing Rentals, LLC and Vivid Property Group, LLC for relief from minimum lot area, lot width, and interior side yard setback requirements
• Proposed lot line adjustment survey at 934 43rd Street and 1002 43rd Street
• Property zoned Rg-1 General Residential District
• Public hearing scheduled for May 12, 2026

Board of Assessors (No video)

The Board of Assessors will discuss and make recommendations on nine objections to the 2026 property assessments. The agenda includes recommended values from appraisers for parcels such as Yash Enterprises Inc ($1,450,800), James P Tredup ($166,100), and others. The board will also set dates for future meetings.

• Objection 26-014: Yash Enterprises Inc – recommended value $1,450,800 (from $1,420,000)
• Objection 26-048: James P Tredup – recommended value $166,100 (from $129,700)
• Objection 26-012: Chen Wei & William McCormick – recommended value $153,800 (from $85,700)
• Objection 26-010: Thomas E Bernhardt – recommended value $391,600 (from $355,100)
• Objection 26-033: Christopher & Janet Elrod – recommended value $409,400 (from $338,700)

Kenosha Hometown Heroes Commission (1)

This meeting of the Kenosha Hometown Heroes Commission was cancelled because a quorum could not be reached. No business was conducted or discussed.

Mayor's Youth Commission

The Mayor's Youth Commission will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and prepare for a Brick Ceremony scheduled for June 17th. The agenda lists no other formal business.

• Approval of February 11, 2026 minutes
• Preparation for June 17th Brick Ceremony
• Other discussion items

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will consider a property use agreement with Five Star Energy Services for lead service line replacement from May 2026 to December 2027. Also on the agenda is a consent petition to vacate an alley south of 68th Street east of 3rd Avenue. The meeting opens with call to order, citizen comments, and approval of minutes from April 13, 2026.

• Property Use Agreement with Five Star Energy Services, LLC for lead service line replacement (Contract 2026-03-W, District 10)
• Consent Petition to Vacate alley south of 68th Street east of 3rd Avenue (District 3)
• Approval of April 13, 2026 meeting minutes

Finance Committee

The Kenosha Finance Committee will review the first quarter 2026 settlement report, a proposed ordinance to change the Common Council's organizational meeting time, and a resolution to dissolve Tax Incremental District #8. The committee will also discuss a contract for remodeling Fire Headquarters and an intergovernmental agreement regarding a property transfer.

• Proposed resolution to dissolve Tax Incremental District #8
• Ordinance to amend Common Council organizational meeting time
• Agreement with Herby SJ LLC for Fire Headquarters remodeling
• Disbursement Record #7 of $4,882,269.32
• Intergovernmental Agreement for property transfer at 2907 63rd Street

Common Council

The Common Council will hold public hearings and vote on a resolution to dissolve Tax Incremental District #8 and distribute excess increment. They will also conduct public hearings on ordinances to change committee chair terms and the Hometown Heroes Commission chair election. The Council will consider final approval of a conditional use permit for a 315,000-square-foot distribution facility, first-reading rezonings on 75th Street, and approval of the Villas at Strawberry Creek final plat.

• Resolution to dissolve Tax Incremental District #8 and distribute excess increment (I.2, District 16)
• Final hearing for Conditional Use Permit for a 315,000 sq ft distribution facility at 12345 38th Street (B.2, District 16)
• First reading of rezoning 2926 and 2930 75th Street from M-1 to B-2 (F.2, District 8)
• Approval of final plat for Villas at Strawberry Creek on 66th Place, 141st and 142nd Avenues (I.3, District 16)
• Public hearings on ordinances to adjust Common Council organizational meeting time/president term (G.1) and Hometown Heroes Commission chair election (G.2)

Sex Offender Residency Board

The Sex Offender Residency Board meeting scheduled for May 14, 2026, was cancelled due to a lack of agenda items.

City Plan Commission

The Kenosha City Plan Commission holds public hearings on several conditional use permits, including a 336-unit apartment complex (Blackhawk Ridge Authentix Apartments) and a 1.2 million square foot distribution facility extension (Uline). Other items include a tattoo parlor, day care, vehicle facility, car wash remodel, self-storage, two lot splits, a development agreement, and a rezoning request. The commission will decide or recommend on these proposals.

• 336-unit apartment complex at south of 60th Street and west of Green Bay Road (Authentix Apartments) - initial hearing
• 1,201,029 sq ft distribution facility extension at 13333 38th Street (Uline WS) - extension hearing
• Two-lot certified survey maps for Blackhawk Ridge properties north of 67th Street/east of 70th Court and south of 60th Street/west of Green Bay Road
• Development agreement between city, water utility, and FOX MV, LLC for property north of 50th Street and east of 52nd Avenue
• Rezoning initiation at 4202 24th Street from A-2 Agricultural to RS-1 Single-Family Residential

License & Permit Committee

The Kenosha Licenses & Permits Committee will consider applications for new and renewal bartender's licenses, including several denials, and will hear complaints seeking the revocation of three existing licenses. The meeting also includes a discussion on amending the Common Council's organizational meeting timeline.

• Denial of Operator's Licenses for Luis Garcia, Jessica Roediger, and Christina Barnhill
• Complaints seeking revocation of Operator's Licenses for Linda Friedrich, Asia Cole, and Nicholas Anzaldua
• Renewal of Amusement & Recreation Enterprise License for Pin High Golf Entertainment LLC at 8304 75th Street
• Temporary Outdoor Extension of Beer License for Kenosha Beach House LLC at 5001 4th Avenue
• Ordinance to amend Common Council organizational meeting time

Parks Commission

The Parks Commission will vote on approving minutes from prior meetings and consider several requests for park use, donations, and summer program agreements. The most notable item is an ordinance sponsored by the mayor to amend the city code regarding the Common Council's organizational meeting time and the term of its president. Other items include event permits for Laborfest, Pride Fest, and a memorial marker placement.

• Ordinance to amend City Code subsections 1.02(A) and 1.03(C) concerning Common Council organizational meeting and president term
• Agreement with Kenosha YMCA for 2026 Summer Program at Lincoln Park and Columbus Park
• Agreement with ELCA Outreach Center for 2026 Summer Program at Cicchini Park
• Request from Kenosha Pride Inc. to use Library Park for Pride Fest Parade on July 11, 2026
• Request from Kenosha AFL-CIO Council to use Pennoyer Park Bandshell for Laborfest event on September 7, 2026

Public Safety and Welfare

The Public Safety and Welfare Committee will hold a public hearing on a backyard chicken coop license, consider a $21,359.77 contract to remodel offices at Fire Headquarters, and discuss an ordinance that would change the Common Council's organizational meeting time and extend the president's term from one to two years. The committee will also hear a presentation on the state of EMS from the Kenosha Fire Department Medical Director.

• Public hearing for a backyard chicken coop license at 8038 14th Avenue (District 13)
• Agreement with Herby SJ LLC for remodeling offices at Fire Headquarters (2121 Roosevelt Road) for $21,359.77 (referred to Finance)
• Ordinance to amend subsections 1.02(A) and 1.03(C) of the Code of General Ordinances regarding the Common Council organizational meeting time and the president's term
• State of EMS presentation by Kenosha Fire Department Medical Director Dr. Thomas Grawey

Public Works Committee

The committee will review several contract awards for citywide pavement markings and a basin expansion. Members will also discuss street closure requests for the Kenosha Pride 2026 event and library bookmobile parking.

• Contract for Project 26-1141 Tirabassi Basin Expansion (3300 85th Street) to A.W. Oakes & Son, Inc. for $1,815,600.00
• Contract for Project 26-1010 Pavement Markings (Citywide) to Brickline, Inc. for $64,600.00
• Acceptance of completed 55th Street Resurfacing project with a final cost of $601,956.48
• Request from Kenosha Pride, Inc. to close Italiana Circle and use city sidewalks/streets on July 11, 2026
• Ordinance to amend the Common Council’s organizational meeting time and the President's term

Stormwater Utility

The Stormwater Utility Committee is reviewing a contract award for the Tirabassi Basin Expansion and a professional services agreement for its administration. The body is also considering the final acceptance of a resurfacing project on 55th Street and an ordinance regarding Common Council organization.

• Award of contract for Project 26-1141 Tirabassi Basin Expansion (3300 85th Street) to A.W. Oakes & Son, Inc. for $1,815,600.00
• Professional Services Agreement with Ruekert Mielke for Tirabassi Basin Expansion
• Final acceptance of Project 24-1042 55th Street Resurfacing (Green Bay Road to 50th Avenue) for $601,956.48
• Ordinance to amend the time of the Common Council’s organizational meeting and the term of the President of the Common Council

Board of Housing Appeals

The Board of Housing Appeals will hold a public hearing on an appeal filed by Michelle Dalton contesting an Order to Repair for a fence in disrepair at 2744 84th St. The meeting also includes call to order, roll call, citizens' comments, approval of prior minutes, and commissioners' comments.

• Appeal by Michelle Dalton of an Order to Repair for a fence at 2744 84th St. (District 13) — public hearing

Special Airport Commission Meeting

The Kenosha Airport Commission holds a special meeting to elect a chairperson and vice-chairperson, after deferring the election from the March meeting. Commissioners will also discuss airport operations. The meeting includes citizen comments and approval of prior minutes.

• Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
• Discussion of Airport Operations (traffic and fuel flowage trends)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider approving a $182,400 increase to the 2026 Capital Improvement Program for the Celebration Place Power project and levy special assessments for various street and sidewalk projects. The committee also plans to discuss contracts for ordinance rewriting and lender services.

• Increase CIP for Celebration Place Power by $182,400
• Levy special assessments for 67th Street & 99th Avenue resurfacing
• Levy special assessments for 8th Avenue reconstruction
• Levy special assessments for 34th Avenue resurfacing
• Contract with Von Briesen & Roper,s.c. for zoning and sign ordinance rewriting

Special Parks Commission

The Parks Commission will consider approving a first amendment to its agreement with 5kEvents, LLC for use of the Southport Beach House. The amendment corrects the address to 7825 3rd Avenue and permits the sale of wine in addition to beer and liquor. The amendment also updates licensed premises and sets alcohol sale hours ending at 11 p.m. The original agreement was approved in August 2025.

• Approval of the First Amendment to the Agreement with 5kEvents, LLC for use of Southport Beach House (7825 3rd Ave) – adds wine sales and corrects address

Common Council Organizational Meeting

The Kenosha Common Council will organize for the new term by taking the oath of office, electing a council president, and appointing members to various committees and boards.

• Election of Common Council President
• Appointments to Finance, Public Works, and Safety committees
• Reappointments to HOME Program Commission and CDBG Committee
• Appointment of Alderperson Rex Davenport to HOME Program Commission
• Election of committee/commission chairpersons

Common Council

The Common Council is reviewing several infrastructure projects, including street resurfacing and sidewalk programs. The body is also deciding on various liquor and business licenses and zoning amendments in District 16.

• Contract for 35th Avenue Resurfacing awarded to LaLonde Contractors, Inc. for $466,900.00
• Contract for Celebration Place Power awarded to Outdoor Lighting Construction Co., Inc. for $222,000.00
• Proposed repeal of Section 11.089 regarding Conversion Therapy
• Rezoning of properties from TRD-2 to TRD-1 for SCK 2013 Land LLC
• Special charges for grass and weed cutting ($3,180.62) and property maintenance reinspection fees ($9,154.00)

Redevelopment Authority

The Kenosha Redevelopment Authority will review and vote on two grants for Cafe Bohemia LLC: a $5,000 Uptown Area Business Recruitment and Retention Grant and a $10,000 Uptown Facade Grant. The meeting also includes updates on additional Uptown Grant applications, the Home Kenosha program, and recruitment for a Community Development Redevelopment Specialist position.

• Review and approval of $5,000 Uptown Area Business Recruitment and Retention Grant for Cafe Bohemia LLC
• Review and approval of $10,000 Uptown Facade Grant for Cafe Bohemia LLC
• Update on additional Uptown Grant applications and meetings
• Update on Home Kenosha program
• Update on recruitment for Community Development - Redevelopment Specialist

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will consider a conditional use permit for Retrograde Tattoo, a proposed tattoo establishment at 6017 Sheridan Road. This is the only substantive item on the agenda; the remainder is procedural.

• Conditional Use Permit for a tattoo establishment at 6017 Sheridan Road (Retrograde Tattoo)

Transit Commission

The scheduled Transit Commission meeting for Monday, April 20, 2026, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 18, 2026.

Historic Preservation

The Historic Preservation Commission meeting scheduled for April 30, 2026 was cancelled due to lack of agenda items. No business was conducted.

Kenosha Lakeshore Business Improvement District

The Kenosha Lakeshore Business Improvement District Executive Committee will meet to approve minutes, receive committee updates, and discuss new business items. The next meeting is scheduled for May 19.

• Approval of April 21st meeting minutes
• Committee updates on Business Support, Streets & Beautification, and Events
• Director and Treasurer reports
• Next meeting scheduled for May 19

2026 AGENDAS & MINUTES

The Kenosha Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three separate variance requests at its March, May, and June 2026 meetings. The requests seek relief from setback, lot area, and side yard requirements for properties on 11th Avenue, 43rd Street, and 3rd Avenue. No decisions are recorded in this agenda; each item is listed as a public hearing for the respective meeting dates.

• Variance request by Reynaldo Torres for accessory building front yard setback relief at 4034 11th Avenue (Rg-1 District) – March 10 meeting
• Variance request by AK Housing Rentals, LLC and Vivid Property Group, LLC for lot area, width, and side yard setback relief for lot line adjustment at 934 and 1002 43rd Street (Rg-1 District) – May 12 meeting
• Variance request by Kanne Knezz for interior side yard setback and addition limits for non-conforming building at 5944 3rd Avenue (Rg-2 District) – June 9 meeting

2026 Agendas & Minutes

The Kenosha Board of Parks Commission is considering a series of event permits for 2026, including the Peacetree Music Festival, St. Patrick's Day Beer Run, and concert series. They will also vote on a $110,628 contract for Roosevelt Park sport court improvements, a change order for Armory Building asphalt repairs, and a revision of athletic fees. Multiple donation requests and intergovernmental agreements are also on the table.

• Award of Project 25-1428 Roosevelt Park Sport Court Improvements to KR Contractors LLC for $110,628
• Acceptance of completed Armory Building asphalt repairs by A.W. Oakes & Son, Inc., final amount $83,619.29
• Request from Peacetree Productions to hold Peacetree Music Festival at Pennoyer Park with extended hours and alcohol sales
• Revision of 2026 athletic fees and charges by Parks Department
• Extension of intergovernmental agreement for First Tee programming at Washington Park Municipal Golf Course

2026 AGENDAS & MINUTES

The Kenosha Historic Preservation Commission has scheduled meetings from January through June 2026 to review several certificates of appropriateness and preservation discussions. Key items include a demolition request for the Eagles Club at 302 58th Street, public improvements to Library Park, and an accessory structure at the Volney French House. The April 30 meeting was cancelled due to lack of agenda items.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition of 302 58th Street (Eagles Club) – public hearing January 29, 2026
• Certificate of Appropriateness for public improvements to Library Park at 711 59th Place – public hearing February 26, 2026
• Certificate of Appropriateness for accessory structure in historic district at 6044 8th Avenue (Volney French House) – public hearing March 26, 2026
• Discussion for preservation of 302 58th Street (Eagles Club) – public hearings May 28 and June 25, 2026
• April 30, 2026 meeting cancelled due to lack of agenda items

2026 Agenda and Minutes

The Transit Commission is reviewing ridership data, budget contributions, and charging station reports. The body is also monitoring the Kenosha Metra Station elevator replacement and coordinating with Carepool Innovations.

• Vote on proposal presented by Visit Kenosha (Kenosha Area Tourism Corp.)
• Status communication on Kenosha Metra Station Elevator Replacement
• Presentation and discussion regarding Carepool Innovations, Inc.
• Reports on the charging station in the parking structure
• Discussion regarding Transit Financials and past budgetary contributions

2026 Agendas & Minutes

2026 Agendas & Minutes

2026 Agendas & Minutes

The Kenosha Redevelopment Authority will consider approving a contract template for Uptown business recruitment and retention grants and a parking lot lease agreement with Kenosha Civic Center II Associates LLC. The meeting also includes public comment and approval of previous minutes.

• Approval of Uptown Area Business Recruitment and Retention Grant Contract Template
• Approval of Parking Lot Lease Agreement between RDA and Kenosha Civic Center II Associates LLC

2026 Agendas & Minutes

The Stormwater Utility Committee is reviewing contracts for road resurfacing, sidewalk and curb programs, and basin expansions. The body is also processing various stormwater management and development agreements with private entities.

• Tirabassi Basin Expansion contract awarded to A.W. Oakes & Son, Inc. for $1,815,600.00
• Sidewalk & Curb/Gutter Program contracts awarded to Beardsley Concrete LLC ($442,500) and Forward Contractors ($550,300)
• 45th Street Resurfacing contract awarded to LaLonde Contractors, Inc. for $446,300
• 35th Avenue Resurfacing contract awarded to LaLonde Contractors, Inc. for $466,900.00
• Invasive Species Maintenance Services contract awarded to GEI Consultants, Inc. for $50,000.00

2026 Agendas & Minutes

The Public Works Committee will consider accepting completed construction projects, including the $23.6 million Kenosha Innovation Center, and levy special assessments for road and sidewalk improvements. The committee also reviews requests for street closures for events like the St. Patrick's Day Beer Run and the Snow Daze vendor parking.

• Acceptance of Kenosha Innovation Center (5522 26th Avenue) for $23,575,772
• Public hearings on special assessments for sidewalk and driveway approaches on 45th Street, 35th Avenue, and other roads
• Request to close streets for St. Patrick's Day Beer Run & Parade on March 14, 2026
• Award of Roosevelt Park sports court improvements for $110,628
• Acceptance of 22nd Avenue Reconstruction Phase 7 for $5,342,925

2026 Agendas & Minutes

The Public Safety & Welfare Committee will hold multiple meetings from January to June 2026. Items include backyard chicken coop license renewals, parking restriction trials, contracts for janitorial services and fire headquarters remodeling, and an ordinance to repeal the city's conversion therapy ban. One meeting in February is canceled due to lack of agenda items.

• Ordinance to repeal Section 11.089 of the Code of General Ordinances regarding conversion therapy (April 13)
• Agreement for remodeling of offices at Fire Headquarters, 2121 Roosevelt Road (April 27)
• Resolution to increase number of licensed towers for towing service by Kenosha Police (June 22)
• Resolution to authorize community service officers to cite for parking violations (June 22)
• Backyard chicken coop license renewals for 2120 Washington Road, 5626 36th Avenue, and 6706 34th Avenue

2026 LP Agendas & Minutes

The Licenses & Permits Committee will consider a recommendation to deny Cordell Andersen a new Operator's License due to a material police record and false application, while also acting on other operator licenses, cabaret licenses, and beer/liquor license applications. The agenda includes multiple meetings across January and February 2026, with the January 12 meeting being the primary focus.

• Recommendation to deny Cordell Andersen's Operator's License based on material police record and false application
• Deferral of Krysta Brand's Operator's License application
• Request from Kenosha Beach House LLC to maintain Class B Beer License at 5001 4th Avenue (The Beach House at Simmons Island)
• Applications for cabaret licenses at Balls and Racks (2232 Roosevelt Road), Fin & Ale Lakeshore (4120 7th Avenue), and others
• Three applications for Class B Beer/Liquor Licenses: Tapasntango LLC (2325 52nd Street), Red Pearl Bar and Grill (7500 Sheridan Road), and Pisanos LLC (5811 6th Avenue)

2026 Agendas & Minutes

The Common Council will review various municipal matters including zoning amendments for the Pike Creek Neighborhood Plan and property rezoning at 4814 Sheridan Road. The agenda also includes several liquor license applications and a $5,975,855.62 disbursement record.

• Rezoning of 4814 Sheridan Road from B-2 Community Business to RG-2 General Residential
• Amendment to the Pike Creek Neighborhood Plan
• Disbursement Record #23 totaling $5,975,855.62
• Conditional Use Permit Amendment for a shelter facility at 4314 39th Avenue
• Approval of a final plat at 27th Street and 47th Avenue

2026 Agendas & Minutes

The Finance Committee is reviewing city disbursements, property-related special charges, and various lease agreements. The body is also managing grant applications for stormwater and flood control and approving infrastructure resurfacing assessments.

• Acceptance of Kenosha Innovation Center project (5522 26th Avenue) for $23,575,772.00
• Disbursement records totaling over $43 million across multiple meetings
• Special charges for trash removal, weed cutting, and boarding/securing parcels
• Special assessments for 61st Street & 44th Court and 55th Street resurfacing
• Ground lease agreement with Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood, Inc.