The Kenosha Common Council met Monday, November 16, 2026, at the Municipal Building to address multiple city matters including licenses, zoning changes, contracts, and community programs. The session opened with the approval of 20 operator’s licenses and a renewal of several pet-related business licenses without adverse police recommendations.
Among the key proposals, the council considered ordinance changes affecting the 16th Aldermanic District and approved rezoning of a property on 21st Street from multiple residential to single-family residential. The body also passed a resolution to approve the 2027 Consolidated Plan for Community Development Block Grant and HOME Program funding.
Contract approvals included acceptance of completed street lighting and pavement marking projects across various districts. Agreements related to stormwater management facilities were also addressed, notably involving Advia Credit Union and Gracewood Estates.
An important lease between the city, Let's Play Two LLC, and the Northwoods League was approved to support recreational initiatives. Financial disbursements totaling over $6.3 million were reviewed by the finance committee with recommendations pending.
Additional measures included a request resolution for the state of Wisconsin to fully fund all mandated programs and authorization of an extra special event for 2026. The council also accepted a six-month extension for recording a certified survey map for property located near 30th Avenue and 85th Street.
Meeting highlights showcased ongoing efforts to improve city infrastructure, support local businesses, and enhance community services. The session concluded with customary mayoral and alderperson comments, reflecting on the items discussed and future city priorities.
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