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City staff said the Lincoln Park court project was rebid after initial bids last summer exceeded the budget. “So we rebid this project, after bidding it out the first time last summer. It came in significantly over budget. So we eliminated the court lighting this time… We were able to get it under budget,” a city parks director identified in the record as Mr. Kader said. He added staff may rebid later in the year to install lighting if funds permit and noted the project was part of a $200,000 grant from “Pat Connington with the Bucks,” as referenced in the meeting record.

The committee accepted as satisfactorily completed: Project 18-1427 Albert Park Bight Path Connection and Project 23-1445 Pinoyar Park Path Extension (final contract amount $236,500) and Project 23-1530 Uptown Children’s Library completed by Altius Building Company (final contract amount $1,012,104.74). City staff recommended approval for all three final acceptances; committee members moved, seconded and approved the acceptances by voice vote.

The committee also considered a resolution to vacate a portion of an alley west of 20 First Avenue between 20 Eighth and 20 Ninth streets. City staff explained that per city ordinance a 100-foot alley is the maximum to remain after a vacation, but in this case retaining 50 feet of the alley will preserve access for a property owner’s garage and provide designated space for snow storage. “The major issue for us is snow removal… The 50 feet will allow us to have a place for snow storage,” a city staff member identified in the record as Mr. Gator said. The committee approved the resolution by voice vote.

The committee approved two quitclaim-related items: a quitclaim payment concerning 70 Eighth Street and 70 Ninth Street right-of-way and a quitclaim deed from the Kenosha Water Utility to the city for Seventh Avenue right-of-way. Staff said these items were associated with water-utility system cleanup and agreed they should be accepted; the committee approved both items by voice vote.

All motions in these items were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote; the verbal record does not list individual roll-call vote totals.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Public Works Committee\tFebruary 10, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Kenosha's Public Works Committee on Feb. 10 awarded a rebid for the Lincoln Park basketball court to Wannoseck Corporation for $385,000, accepted three completed public-works contracts including the Uptown Children's Library, approved a partial alley vacation for snow storage, and accepted quitclaim deeds transferring right-of-way interests.","taxTitle","Kenosha, Kenosha County, Wisconsin","taxId",2854,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6334162,"Public Works Committee approves summer street and park permits for concerts, parades and festivals",296,65920,362295,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2298035-54203406b9dc778c34ece9e86d916283&start=65&end=362","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2298035-54203406b9dc778c34ece9e86d916283/thumbnail_65920.jpg","/articles/6334162/Kenosha/Kenosha-County/Wisconsin/Public-Works-Committee-approves-summer-street-and-park-permits-for-concerts-parades-and-festivals","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6334162-3c29e8f2c805cc501b6d51e34fc267f8/orig.mp4?Expires=1771198783&Signature=it2lrnhwMywt2x5uoiTAxVrNHxgAZ9wMBxUMg8wZ02P35cZuMNKR6yUtQUk55xNp7Qcdhoab8MtcKO40z21MEUcGFvPMe1Rh0S94wJlDE~OSdt0Jj4SvSLZ8w70UBZdCNaEWVydsdX6jifxx9I1dBitrWDD1Zd0Ru27taGYSs4WxabeVglJITXBDmp8YpJ3rI6MUk6ChT-aQEnm3ei0ZDy-12-u77wH8KmRjDgTjAdHWwDeUHjy4T2ar53rBlPcb2rpHzQ~yTOtJw3S-IJO~-Lkwo7fSZ3Or~tx4loSqUxqfHF0RTCkeDMi0sxVjP0j-pd7ItC3WAfHq3zKQ7dvvsw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Kenosha Public Works Committee on Feb. 10 approved a batch of summer 2025 street and park use requests, including a June performance by the Kenosha Academy of Performing Arts and the Kenosha Civic Veterans Parade on June 29.

The approvals cover: a June 2025 event by the Kenosha Academy of Performing Arts; the June 29 Kenosha Civic Veterans Parade; vendor parking at the east end of Seventh Avenue adjacent to Pinoyar Park for the Kenosha Pops Concert Series on Wednesdays from June 18 through August 2025 plus vendor parking on July 4; a Thursday concert series on Sixth Avenue (Peanut Butter and Jam) July 10–Aug. 28; and a Taste of Wisconsin event in July by the Kiwanis Club of Western Kenosha that would close Italian Circle and use Celebration Place.

Braxton Molinaro, a Pleasant Prairie resident who identified himself as representing the event request, said, “CAPA rep is a new initiative commission Academy of Performing Arts…our work is to highlight small businesses, doing locational immersive theater for the community.”

Mayor (name not specified in the record) said he was “in full support of this initiative,” noted he had submitted a written letter of support and encouraged committee backing, saying the events could benefit downtown businesses and performers alike.

Chris Coachman, community relations for the city, described the veterans parade plan as largely unchanged from previous years: “The parade route and plans are very much the same as the last couple of years.” Miss Koetje, city staff for the Pops series, said the organizers were not proposing changes from past seasons.

Committee members moved, seconded and voted to approve each request; the chair announced the motions passed with aye votes. The approvals allow organizers to proceed with permitting and operational planning with city staff; specific conditions or permit details were not specified in the committee’s verbal record.

These approvals were part of the committee’s consent-style items and drew limited discussion during the meeting. Organizers and city staff will complete permit paperwork and any required coordination with police, public works and safety departments before events.

Minutes and motion records show each permit received a motion and second and was approved by voice vote.","The Kenosha Public Works Committee on Feb. 10 approved multiple street- and park-use requests for summer 2025, including a June performance by the Kenosha Academy of Performing Arts, the Kenosha Civic Veterans Parade, weekly vendor parking for the Kenosha Pops Concert Series and several downtown concert and festival closures.","actionData","errors"]

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Public Works Committee awards $385,000 rebid for Lincoln Park court, accepts three completed projects and approves alley vacation and quitclaim deeds

Public Works Committee approves summer street and park permits for concerts, parades and festivals