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Votes at a glance: Kenosha Public Works Committee, July 28, 2025
Summary
Summary of committee actions and motions from the July 28 Public Works Committee meeting, including approval of minutes, event permit, contract awards, assessment resolution, and denials for two citizen appeals and a pulled sign request.
The Kenosha Public Works Committee took multiple procedural and project actions on July 28. Key outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript include:
- Approval of the minutes from the July 14 meeting. - Denial of appeals by Mary Peterson and Sharon Martinez regarding sump-pump discharge orders; committee upheld the city's orders (see separate article for discussion). - Approval for Frank's Diner to use the city-owned lot at the southeast corner of Eighth Street and Sixth Avenue for its 90th anniversary event on Sept. 13, 2025; staff indicated city development director had approved the requested location. - Approval of the preliminary special assessment resolution for Project 25-104070 (First Street resurfacing) to order sidewalk/driveway construction or replacement and to specially assess properties as appropriate (final assessments to be set after construction and inspections; see separate article for resident discussion). - Denial of a pulled request for temporary signs in Harbor Park (applicant withdrew; committee recorded denial as appropriate procedural action). - Award of contract for Project 25-1576 (Fire Station No. 7 improvements, Phase 2) to Camozie Construction Company in the amount of $138,600, and acceptance of Project 22-1575 (Fire Station 7 improvements) as satisfactorily completed by Rash Construction and Engineering (final contract amount for acceptance recorded in the transcript). - Receipt and filing of various consent items and a CIP project-status update.
Where the transcript recorded a motion and a second but no roll-call tally, the committee chair indicated the motion carried with an aye vote. The transcript does not list roll-call tallies for all votes. Items that were approved were generally recorded with the committee secretary or chair signaling "aye" and the motion passing.
