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Kenosha committee approves a slate of temporary outdoor extensions, cabaret and retail licenses; one license deferred
Summary
On June 9 the Kenosha Committee on Licenses and Permits approved multiple temporary outdoor extensions, cabaret/day‑use licenses, permanent outdoor extensions and retail license renewals by voice vote, and deferred one retail license pending district outreach.
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The Kenosha Committee on Licenses and Permits approved a broad set of liquor, cabaret and outdoor‑service license applications at its June 9 meeting, taking several batches of items together and voting by voice on grouped motions.
Approvals included temporary outdoor extensions for events, new and probationary class B (beer and liquor) licenses upon surrender of existing licenses, permanent outdoor extensions, outdoor cafe approvals and yearly cabaret renewals. The committee recorded no adverse recommendations from the Kenosha Police Department for the items noted and, in several cases, passed motions with the condition that the applicant appear at a later meeting if requested by an alderperson.
Key approvals and actions (by agenda item):
- Item 7: Kenosha Beach House LLC — temporary outdoor extension (class B beer/class C wine-only) for an event June 20–22, 2025; no adverse police recommendation; motion approved by voice vote.
- Item 8: PJ Dog House Inc. — temporary outdoor extension (class B) for event June 28, 2025; no adverse police recommendation; motion approved.
- Item 9: The Boogeyman LLC — outdoor cafe area at 7546 Sheridan Road; applicant present; motion approved.
- Item 10: Sabor Latino Restaurant Inc. — yearly cabaret license effective June 18, 2025; committee approved with a proviso that applicant appear at the upcoming meeting to address proximity to a residence and district alderperson concerns.
- Item 11: Kenosha Creative Space Inc. — daily cabaret license for event June 21, 2025; motion approved.
- Item 12: Renewal of Carrie Overholtzer’s taxi cab permit; motion approved.
- Items 13–17: A group of new and probationary licenses (including Ollie's Big c 6 LLC, Public Brewing LLC, Stella Hotel LLC, Slore’s Group LLC and Cholita's Ventures LLC) were taken together; applicants presented building, service and outdoor‑area plans; motions to approve carried.
- Items 18–20: Mavericks Corral Inc. (new class B license, probationary cabaret and permanent outdoor extension with a requested change to closing hours to 1:30 a.m.), and a set of renewals for class B licenses and Walgreens’ agent change were taken together and approved by voice vote.
- Item 21: Renewal application for Alania Beer Head (class A license) was deferred to a special meeting after committee members requested additional information and district outreach; motion to defer carried.
- Item 22: Multiple retail and tavern renewals were approved after separating one subitem (22e) for additional review; 22e was approved subject to non‑renewal/revocation review.
- Item 23: Yearly cabaret license applications effective July 1, 2025, were approved as a block.
Most motions were handled as grouped approvals after applicant hearings when needed; committee chairs and members used voice votes and recorded the chair’s aye for roll-call. Where applicants had questions or pending items, the committee directed them to coordinate with the city attorney or appear at the next council meeting.
A single item (Item 21) was deferred to a Monday special meeting with the condition that the applicant speak with the alderperson in the district before that meeting.
