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Committee agrees to maintain Interstate Lone Wolf LLC’s Class B license for 180 days while site is demolished and rebuilt

Kenosha Licenses & Permits Committee · October 30, 2025
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Summary

Facing a fire-damaged site, the property manager and agent told the committee a demolition permit is planned and reconstruction work would begin early next year; the committee voted to maintain the existing Class B license for 180 days to allow time for permits and rebuilding.

The committee voted to maintain the Class B beer license for Interstate Lone Wolf LLC for 180 days while the property owner pursues demolition and reconstruction of a fire-damaged site.

AJ Jaffe, the property manager, told the committee the site was locked by insurance after a fire and the landlord is submitting a demolition permit and intends to rebuild. Julie Cholak and Kelly Dean (operator/agent) described plans to reconstruct and, if feasible, operate from a temporary structure as early as March next year. The district alderperson expressed support for maintaining the license to allow continuity while reconstruction proceeds.

AJ Jaffe: “From my perspective…we are submitting for a demo permit for the entire site.”

Committee action: motion carried to maintain the license for 180 days; committee noted that transfer of the license could be entertained once an establishment is re-established on the property.

Why it matters: Maintaining the license preserves the option for the property to be reactivated while the owner resolves insurance and demolition/permit issues; the committee required continued communication and compliance with building and safety permits.