KENOSHA, Wis. — The Kenosha Public Safety and Welfare Committee will hold a meeting at 5 p.m. Monday, October 12, 2026, in Room 204 at 625 52nd Street to consider several community issues including parking restrictions, traffic control modifications, and a dangerous animal declaration appeal.
The agenda features a public hearing on a backyard chicken coop renewal application by Susan St. John at 4812 24th Avenue in District 7. Alderpersons will review a request to designate the north side of 78th Street from Pershing Boulevard to 43rd Avenue in District 14 as no parking, with staff recommending a 90-day trial for the restriction.
Traffic safety measures under consideration include adding eastbound yield control at the intersection of 86th Street and 32nd Avenue, and modifying the existing yield control at 59th Street and 37th Avenue to a two-way stop control. Both traffic changes are proposed for a 90-day trial period.
The committee will also address acceptance of the Phase 2 improvements to Fire Station 7 at 9700 52nd Street, completed by Camosy Construction for $137,983 in District 16. Additionally, a public hearing will be held regarding an appeal by Oscar Ramos concerning a dangerous animal declaration for his American Bulldog, Piper, made by Kenosha County Public Health on September 24 in District 6.
Residents requiring assistance to participate in the meeting are encouraged to call 262-653-4020 by noon the day before to arrange accommodations.
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