The Kenosha Licenses and Permits Committee will meet at 5:15 p.m. on Monday, October 26, 2026, at the Municipal Building, 625 52nd Street, Room 202. The committee will review applications for operator's (bartender's) licenses and liquor licenses, and hear a police department update.
The City Attorney recommends granting operator's licenses to Halie Boehm, Kyle Johnson, Tatiana Nehls, and Lisa Westphal, with demerit points noted for each. The committee will also consider the deferred application of Alondra Diaz, which has been postponed since September 28.
Additionally, Michael Wolf of Wolf’s Handmade Arts & Crafts has applied for a yearly peddler stand license for a location at 5901 3rd Avenue in Wolfenbüttel Park parking lot, District 2.
Kenosha JJK Mart Inc., with Stanly Lukose as agent, has applied for a new Class A beer and Class A liquor (cider only) license at 4433 22nd Avenue (District 7). This application is contingent upon the surrender of a Class A beer license by Marj Petro LLC and has no adverse police recommendations. The license would become effective November 3.
The meeting will also include alderpersons' comments and a police department update. Individuals needing accommodations can call 262-653-4020 by noon before the meeting for assistance.
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