Kenosha County Board reappoints Daniel Morehouse to Traffic Safety Commission, OKs downtown antenna for City of Kenosha

Kenosha County Board members voted unanimously to reappoint Daniel Morehouse to the Traffic Safety Commission and to authorize the City of Kenosha to install a small antenna on a county-owned downtown building during their Nov. 18 meeting.

Supervisor Grady moved the reappointment of Daniel Morehouse, which he described as “a reappointment, I believe it's a 4 year term that went through our committee with little discussion, full approval.” Supervisor Decker seconded the motion; the chair called for the vote and the measure passed with the board voting “Aye.” No opposition was recorded in the provided transcript.

The board also approved Resolution 160 allowing the City of Kenosha to place an antenna on county property. Supervisor Grady said the antenna footprint would be “approximately 5 foot by 5 foot” (about 25 square feet) and that “the installation is solely and the maintenance is solely at the expense of the city.” Supervisor Gence seconded the motion; the board voted “Aye” and the resolution passed unanimously according to the transcript.

Both measures were forwarded to the full board from the Public Works and Facilities Committee and were reported as passing unanimously at committee. Supervisors Belsky and Meadows were noted as excused from that committee.

No effective dates or fee arrangements were specified in the discussion recorded in the transcript. The resolutions took the procedural form of committee referrals, motion, second and roll-call-style approval in open session. The meeting record provided ends after a later motion to adjourn, with no further administrative steps noted in the supplied segments.