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Votes at a glance: Kenosha Finance Committee routine approvals, June 16, 2025
Summary
The Finance Committee approved several routine resolutions including proposed special charges, a correction to a prior resolution, property transfer and a disbursement record; all passed unanimously and will proceed to the council where applicable.
The Kenosha Finance Committee on June 16 approved four routine items in unanimous votes. The committee recorded approvals on special charges for nuisance and property-maintenance work, a correction to a prior engineering assessment, a property transfer of a narrow undevelopable lot, and the committee's disbursement record.
- Item 1: Proposed resolutions to levy special charges for boarding and securing, trash and debris removal, grass and weed cutting, and property-maintenance reinspection fees. Amounts cited in the committee record included $734 (boarding/secure), $783.89 (trash/debris), $4,078.24 (grass/weed cutting) and $8,972 (reinspection fees). The public hearing for Item 1 was closed with no public comment. Motion to approve carried 5-0.
- Item 2: Correction to Resolution 57-25 for Project 24-10-29, 20 Second Avenue Phase 7. Frank Cader (public works) explained the correction arose because preliminary assessments changed during construction and the final assessment did not reflect the change. Motion to approve carried 5-0.
- Item 3: Approve transfer of 6409 Eleventh Avenue by the City of Kenosha to Welcome Home Properties and Management LLC. Staff said the 33-foot-wide lot is not developable on its own and transferring it to an adjoining owner would yield a 66-foot lot consistent with adjacent parcels. Motion to approve carried 5-0.
- Item 7: Disbursement record number 10 for $723,009.96. Motion to approve carried 5-0.
The committee forwarded the inspection-fee appeals (Items 5 and 6) with recommendations to the full Kenosha Common Council, which makes the final determinations.
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