KENOSHA, Wis. – The Kenosha City Plan Commission will hold a meeting at 5 p.m. on Thursday, September 24, 2026, in Room 202 of the Municipal Building at 625 52nd Street to review several zoning and land use proposals. The commission will address requests to rezone properties previously designated as agricultural land to residential districts in District 5, reflecting changes aligned with the city and town cooperative plan.
Public hearings are scheduled for rezoning applications affecting three parcels: 3425 47th Avenue owned by Brittany and Robert L. Mantooth; 4411 24th Street owned by Cory Schmitz; and 3718 30th Street owned by James Bednar. These properties are proposed to change from the A-2 Agricultural Land Holding District to various single family residential classifications. Each rezoning request is accompanied by a resolution to amend the official city map to include these parcels within the city limits following the approved cooperative plan between Kenosha and the Town of Somers.
The commission will also review a special exception petition for an accessory building expansion at 5202 48th Avenue in District 11, a quit claim deed for 47th Avenue right-of-way transfer to the city, and a conditional use permit application for a vehicle facility at 1225 60th Street in District 3. These agenda items include opportunities for public comment.
The meeting is chaired by Mayor David Bogdala with alderpersons and commissioners from across Kenosha serving on the board. Residents requiring disability accommodations are advised to contact city development offices by noon on the meeting date to arrange assistance.
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