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Plan Commission recommends 13‑bed cap for Shalom Center’s overnight shelter after fire chief’s occupancy guidance
Summary
The commission recommended approval for the Shalom Center to operate overnight sheltering year‑round but limited occupancy to 13 beds based on the fire prevention bureau’s NFPA calculation; the matter will go to the common council.
The Kenosha Plan Commission voted to recommend that the Shalom Center be allowed to run overnight shelter operations year‑round but with a 13‑bed cap tied to the fire department’s occupancy analysis.
Esther Roberts, representing the Shalom Center, said the organization sought to change its operational plan and zoning designation to allow overnight stays within the existing facility and requested up…
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