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Kenosha council approves zoning amendments, election‑official changes and an appointment
Summary
The council passed zoning and ordinance items, including a Pike Creek neighborhood amendment and revisions to election-official terms, approved a rezoning at 4814 Sheridan Road, and confirmed the mayor's appointment to the Police and Fire Commission and a finance disbursement record.
At its Jan. 5 meeting the Kenosha Common Council approved multiple agenda items after public hearings and roll calls.
The council moved F1 forward, a zoning ordinance to amend the Pike Creek neighborhood plan in the Kenosha 2035 comprehensive plan. The body also approved ordinance G1 to amend sections of the general ordinances related to the terms for election officials and the number of election inspectors per polling place; the motion carried 15–0. The council approved H1 and H2, including a rezoning at 4814 Sheridan Road, after the mayor and city planner described the items as providing relief to neighbors and improving the land‑use map.
The mayor's appointment of Nick Hartnell to the Police and Fire Commission to fill an unexpired term (01/06/2026–05/01/2028) and the finance committee's disbursement record (M1) were approved; the council recorded votes carrying those items.
