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Votes at a glance: Kenosha County approves appointments, zoning amendments and flood‑insurance support

Kenosha County Board of Supervisors · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The board approved several committee recommendations, including appointments to county boards and commissions, zoning and comprehensive plan amendments for a Paris‑area parcel, and a resolution supporting federal flood‑insurance reclassification work; votes were recorded as noted below.

Kenosha County supervisors approved a series of committee recommendations and ordinances during Monday's meeting.

Appointments and committee referrals - John Pool was approved to serve on the Joint Services Board (resolution moved by Supervisor Decker; approved by voice vote). - Guida Brown and Andre Skama were referred to the Human Services Committee for appointments to the Kenosha County Human Services Board.

Planning and land‑use approvals - The board approved a comprehensive plan amendment and related rezoning/ordinance requests for property in the town of Paris (items related to RRM Productions/Marcel Cooper, agent Anthony Nudo). Committee recommended unanimous approval; the board recorded voice votes and one abstention on some items. - The board moved and approved ordinances reclassifying select parcels from agricultural designations to park/recreational and conservancy districts as presented by the Planning, Development and Extension Education Committee.

Other measures - The board referred a resolution celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States to the Legislative Committee and received communications on upcoming Planning, Development and Extension Committee items.

Procedural notes: several approvals were reported as unanimous committee votes and carried on board voice votes or by general consent; the battery energy storage moratorium (Communication 9) was acted on separately and passed on a recorded roll call, 22‑0.