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Votes at a glance: Kenosha County Board approves appointments, grants, licenses, and land‑use changes
Summary
At its April meeting the Kenosha County Board approved a slate of appointments, a cabaret license, grant acceptance, snowmobile trail agreement, defederalization of an RLF, and two land use/rezoning actions; most measures passed unanimously.
The Kenosha County Board of Supervisors approved a series of routine and committee‑recommended items during its meeting, including appointments to county boards, a cabaret license, a small grant acceptance, a snowmobile trail grant agreement, defederalization of a revolving loan fund, and land‑use amendments and rezoning in the town of Wheatland.
Key outcomes
- Resolution 94: Appointment of Sarah Caldum to the Kenosha County Board of Health. Passed unanimously.
- Resolution 95: Appointment of Pamela Condos as director of the Division of Children and Family Services (replacing Ron Rogers). Passed unanimously.
- Resolution 96: Appointment of James Hall to the Kenosha County Human Services Board. Passed unanimously.
- Resolution 97: Appointment of Shane Hollerich to the Kenosha County Local Emergency Planning Committee. Passed unanimously.
- Resolution 98: Approval of a regular cabaret license for VRWM Holdings, LLC doing business as Wilmot Mountain at 11931 Fox River Road, Randall. Passed unanimously; committee noted no tavern‑related enforcement calls during the probationary period.
- Resolution 99: Acceptance of the 2025 Wisconsin Victim Witness Program (WVWP) grant, $1,000 to update furniture in the victim witness waiting room. Required a two‑thirds vote; passed unanimously with 19 votes.
- Resolution 100: Authorization for the county to work with the Kenosha County Snowmobile Alliance on a DNR trail grant application and to facilitate project steps. Passed unanimously.
- Resolution 102: Authorizing defederalization of the U.S. EDA revolving loan fund and continuation of administration by CABA (the local development organization). Passed unanimously.
- Resolution 103 and Ordinances 22 and 23: Land‑use plan amendment and rezoning for property owned by Daniel Lee Lawrence Jr. and Virginia Lee Lawrence in the town of Wheatland changing map designations from suburban density residential to general agricultural and open land; passed unanimously.
Administrative and other business
- Minutes for the April 2, 2025 meeting were approved unanimously.
- Communications and claims were referred to the appropriate committees or to corporation counsel where noted.
Most routine items were presented by committee chairs and moved by supervisors in attendance; packet references list further details on each item.
