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Kenosha County board unanimously approves reappointments, rezonings and committee referrals
Summary
The board approved reappointment to the Silver Lake Management District, adopted ordinances and comprehensive-plan amendments for two property owners, read multiple county executive appointments and referred several items to committee; votes recorded as unanimous.
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The Kenosha County Board unanimously approved a slate of appointments, land-use ordinances and referrals during its meeting, including the reappointment of John Coffee to the Silver Lake Management District Board and adoption of ordinances affecting properties in Salem and Union Grove.
Clerk read county executive appointment items Nos. 57–64, naming individuals to the Local Emergency Planning Committee and the Kenosha County Traffic & Safety Commission; several of those appointments were referred to the Judiciary and Law Enforcement Committee or Public Works and Facilities Committee for further review. The board referred those appointments as recorded by the clerk.
Planning, Development and Extension Education Committee reported Resolution 161 recommending the reappointment of John Coffee to the Silver Lake Management District Board. Supervisor Brown moved Resolution 161 and Supervisor Robinson seconded; the board voted in favor and the resolution passed unanimously. The meeting transcript records the board’s unanimous vote after the chair called for those in favor.
The board also took up land-use items sent forward from the planning committee. Resolution 162 and Ordinances 34 and 35 related to property at 29335 41st Street in the town of Salem (owner Angela Axton; agent listed as Vicki M. Axton) requesting a comprehensive-plan map amendment (Kenosha County 2035, map 65) and related rezoning to add suburban single-family residential, a lowland resource conservancy district and a planned-unit development overlay; committee recommended approval and the items were moved and approved with no recorded opposition.
Separately, Ordinance 36 concerning property associated with the Nicholas A. Wilcomb Revocable Trust (5319 69th Drive, Union Grove) was moved by Supervisor Brown, seconded by Supervisor Meadows and adopted unanimously. The transcript records the planning committee’s unanimous recommendation prior to the board vote.
Other routine business included the clerk reading communications about a proposed purchase of 7395 38th Street in Kenosha and the referral of several property-damage claims to Corporation Counsel. Supervisor Garcia moved to approve the minutes of Dec. 2, 2025; Supervisor Decker seconded and the board approved the minutes unanimously. The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn and unanimous consent to adjourn.
Items referred to committees will be considered in their next scheduled committee meetings, per the clerk’s office.
Votes at a glance: Resolution 161 (reappointment of John Coffee) — moved by Supervisor Brown, seconded by Supervisor Robinson — outcome: approved unanimously; Ordinance 34/35 (29335 41st St., Axton) — outcome: approved unanimously; Ordinance 36 (Wilcomb trust) — outcome: approved unanimously; Minutes approval (12/02/2025) — approved unanimously.

