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Plan commission approves lot-line rezoning and Johnson Bank drive-through conditional use permit
Summary
The Kenosha City Plan Commission unanimously approved rezoning and comprehensive plan amendments tied to a lot-line adjustment between Christian Assembly and Johnson Bank and established conditions for a new bank with a drive-through.
The Kenosha City Plan Commission on May 22 approved a package of land-use changes and a conditional use permit that will allow Johnson Bank to build a new bank with a drive-through adjacent to Christian Assembly (District 11). The actions include a comprehensive-plan map amendment, zoning ordinance amendments, rezoning of portions of two parcels and establishment of conditions of approval related to the bank’s drive-through and a lot-line adjustment between the church and bank property.
City planning staff told the commission the applications are interconnected: a survey and lot-line adjustment will shift property between the church and the bank site, add land to the north side of the bank parcel and consolidate…
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