County Board - Regular Meeting

Call the meeting to order. Please rise for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge aliance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Roll call of supervisors, please. Yes.

And we have enough 18 supervisors are present. Supervisors Bellski, Pool, Brookhouse, Grady, and Mudo are excused. Moving on to citizens comments. Are there any citizens wishing to speak? Any citizens wishing to speak? Any citizens wishing to speak? Seeing none, citizens comments are closed. Announcements of the chairperson. Just want to say happy new year to everyone. It's nice to see everyone back here. And tonight, our youth and governance, we have Kendall L Grande attending. Nice to see you. So, thank you for attending. Moving on to supervisor reports. Supervisor Decker. Thank you, Madam Chair. I wish to honor the life and legacy of Stanley Kirkman, a dedicated public servant, loving family man, and community leader. Stanley served the people of Kenosha County with distinction for 24 years as a county board supervisor from 1968 to 1992 and as a county board chairman during the 1982 to 1984 term. He was also a longtime chairman of the Land Hughes Committee where his leadership helped shape the development of our county. His commitment to service was matched only by his dedication to his family and his faith. He spent his life in the Wheatland area where he was deeply involved in his church, St. Alfonses, and his community. Stanley's contributions extended beyond government. He worked in the

construction industry and alongside his brothers helped build the successful Kirkman Brothers Construction. He also shared his love of music with others, performing for nursing home residents and singing in the church choir. His warmth, generosity, and willingness to give back to those around him made him a beloved figure in our community. Stanley's passing on December 30th, 2025 leaves a lasting void, but his legacy will live on in the many lives he touched through his work on the county board, his family, and his service to others. Our thoughts are with the entire Kirkman family during this time. May we all remember the selflessness and dedication that Stanley embodied and may we carry forward his commitment to service in our own work here on the county board. Let us enter into a moment of silence for Stanley Kirkman. Thank you. Thank you, Supervisor Decker. Any other supervisor reports?

[clears throat] Supervisor Brown, I just wanted to um give a shout out to our clerk for the outstanding job that she did on the website regarding elections and also just an admirable job from the entire office. How wonderful they all are. I know that I constantly need help [laughter] and they are always so kind and I really do appreciate it and I just want I want to recognize that. Thank you. Thank you, Supervisor Brown. Any other comments? Supervisor reports. All right, seeing none, supervisor reports are closed.

County Executive appointments. 57. Craig Roki to serve on the local emergency planning committee. Refer to judiciary and law enforcement committee. 58. Aaron Longri to serve on the local emergency planning committee. Refer to Judiciary and Law Enforcement Committee. 59. Carter Hansen to serve on the local emergency planning committee. Refer to judiciary and law enforcement committee. 60. Jeffrey Zimpanti to serve on the local emergency planning committee. Refer to judiciary and law enforcement committee. 61. Mark Milich to serve on the local emergency planning committee. Refer to judiciary and law enforcement committee.

62. Dave G. Jordano to serve on local emergency planning committee. Refer to judiciary and law enforcement committee. 63. Andrew Miner to serve on the local emergency planning committee. Refer to judiciary and law enforcement committee. 64. Dan Ruth to serve on the Kenosha County Traffic Safe Safety Commission. Refer to public works and facilities committee. New business resolution 161 from the planning development and extension education committee. A resolution to approve the reappoint of John Coffee to serve on the Silver Lake Management District board. This passed unanimously at committee. Supervisor Brown.

Move resolution 161. Moved by Supervisor Brown, seconded by Supervisor Robinson. Supervisor Brown. Um John Coffee has served on the Silver Lake Management District Board. He has served admirably and we ask for your support to allow further service.

Thank you, Supervisor Brown. Any discussion on resolution 161? Seeing none, all in favor? I opposed. Resolution passes unanimously. Resolution 162 from the planning development and extension education committee. A resolution regarding Vicky M. Axton 2933541st Street Salem, Wisconsin. Owner Angela Axton 2933541st Street Salem, Wisconsin. agent requests an amendment to the adopted land use plan map for Kenosha County 2035 map 65 of the comprehensive plan from general agricultural and open land and non-farmed wetland to general agricultural and open land suburban density residential and non-farmed wetland that located in the town of Brighton. This passed unanimously at committee.

Supervisor Brown, move resolution 162, ordinances 34 and 35 after they've been read by the clerk. Moved by Supervisor Brown, seconded by Supervisor Gear.

Ordinance right. Ordinance one reading. Ordinance 34 from the planning development and extension education committee. An ordinance regarding Vicky M. Axton 2933541st Street Salem, Wisconsin. Owner Angela Axton, 2933541st Street, Salem, Wisconsin. agent request a resoning from A2 general agricultural district to A2 general agricultural district R2 suburban single family residential district C1 lowland resource conservancy district and PUD planned unit development overlay district located in the town of Brighton. This passed unanimously at committee. Ordinance 35 from the planning development and extension education committee. An ordinance regarding Vicky M. Axton 2933541st Street Salem, Wisconsin. Owner Angela Axton 2933541st Street Salem, Wisconsin. agent requests an amendment to the adopted land use plan map for Kenosha County 2035, map 65 of the comprehensive plan from general agricultural and open land and non-farmed wetland to general agricultural and open land, suburban density residential and non-farmed wetland in the town of Brighton. This [clears throat] passed unanimously at committee. Any discussion on resolution 162 or ordinance 34 or ordinance 35? Seeing none, all in favor? I opposed. Ordinance 36 from the planning development and extension education committee. An ordinance regarding

Nicholas A. Wilm Revokable Trust, 5319 69th Drive, Union Grove, Wisconsin. Owners, Planning, Development, and Extension Education Committee. Uh 19600 75th Street, Sweet 185-3 in Bristol, Wisconsin. sponsor requesting a resoning from A2 general agricultural district and C1 Land Resource Conservancy District to A2 General Agricultural District and C1 Lowland Resource Conservancy District in the town of Brighton. This passed unanimously at committee. Supervisor Brown move ordinance 36.

Moved by Supervisor Brown, seconded by Supervisor Meadows. Supervisor Brown. I, as the honorable clerk mentioned, this was approved unanimously by PEK and we would appreciate your support. Thank you, Supervisor Brown. Any discussion on ordinance 36? Seeing none, all in favor? I opposed. Resol ordinance 36 passes unanimously. Communications 117, communication from planning, development, and extension education committee. A resolution to purchase property at 739538th Street, Kenosha.

Refer to public works facilities and finance administration committees. Claims 52 Jerry Coleman. Property damage. Refer to corporation council. 53. Linda Hansen for Joanne Stro Strober. Property damage. Refer to corporation council. 54. Lisa Molenex. Property damage refer to corporation counsel. 55. Geico Railen Ray. Property damage refer to corporation councel. 56. Isaiah Garcia. Property damage. Refer to corporation counsel. And 57. Lee Schwis. Property damage. Refer to corporation counsel.

The approval of the December 2nd, 2025 minutes by Supervisor Garcia. Supervisor Garcia. Move the minutes for December 2nd, 2025 for the county board meeting. Second. Moved by Supervisor Garcia, seconded by Supervisor Decker. All in favor? I opposed. Those pass unanimously. Motion to second. Motion to adjurnn by Supervisor Decker, seconded by Supervisor Stalker. All in favor? I opposed. We are agend.