Pleasant Prairie, WI

Park Commission

Board of Review

Board of Review

The Pleasant Prairie Board of Review will meet on September 9, 2026, to approve the minutes from the previous meeting. The primary business involves reviewing the status of subpoenas and acting on objections to real property assessments or requests to waive hearings. The agenda contains no new ordinances, contracts, or budget items.

• Approval of August 26, 2026, Board of Review Minutes
• Review and act on objections to real property assessments
• Review and act on requests for waiver of Board of Review hearings
• Status of subpoenas

Joint Review Board

Board of Review

The Pleasant Prairie Board of Review is meeting to consider approving minutes from July 14, 2026, and to review and act on objections to real property assessments and requests for waiver of hearings. They may also schedule additional meeting dates. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific property details listed.

• Approval of July 14, 2026 Board of Review minutes
• Review and act on objections to real property assessments
• Consider requests for waiver of Board of Review hearings
• Consider scheduling additional Board of Review dates

Village Board

The Village Board will vote on a zoning amendment to allow a WoodSpring Suites extended stay hotel in the River View Development. It will also consider approving a certified survey map and development agreement for public watermain extensions at the southwest corner of STH 31 and 108th Street. Additionally, the board will discuss the village's participation in the Kenosha Unified School District and approve a cash deposit reduction for the Summit at Bain Station Development.

• Approval of Zoning Map and Text Amendment (Ord. #26-41 and Ord. #26-42) to rezone property west of 115th Avenue at 77th Street for a WoodSpring Suites extended stay hotel.
• Approval of a Certified Survey Map, Public Improvement Plans, and Development Agreement for municipal water easements at the southwest corner of STH 31 and 108th Street.
• Approval of Zoning Text Amendment (Ord. #26-43) to correct the definition of a Temporary Foundation in Section 420-152 of the Village Zoning Ordinance.
• Consideration of Resolution #26-35 to initiate a Zoning Ordinance Amendment regarding the parking and storage of recreational vehicles in residential districts.
• Discussion and possible action directing staff to prepare a resolution regarding the Village of Pleasant Prairie’s participation in the Kenosha Unified School District.

Village Board

The Pleasant Prairie Village Board will consider several development items, including a watermain extension with TID incentives for three properties, a rezoning for a WoodSpring Suites hotel, and a zoning text amendment. They will also discuss initiating an ordinance change on RV parking and a resolution about the village's participation in the Kenosha Unified School District. The agenda includes routine consent items and a police K-9 oath.

• Certified Survey Map, public improvement plans, and development agreement for watermain at STH 31 and 108th Street, with TID incentives for TI Investors of Pleasant Prairie Holdings Company LLC in TID #12
• Zoning Map and Text Amendment (Ord. #26-41, #26-42) to rezone property to B-2 (PUD) for a WoodSpring Suites extended stay hotel west of 115th Avenue at 77th Street
• Zoning Text Amendment (Ord. #26-43) to correct definition of Temporary Foundation in Section 420-152
• Resolution #26-35 to initiate zoning amendment on parking/storage of recreational vehicles in residential districts
• Discussion on directing staff to prepare resolution on Village participation in Kenosha Unified School District

Joint Review Board

The Joint Review Board is meeting to consider approving the minutes from its June 24, 2026 meeting and to vote on Resolution #26-01, which would approve the project plan amendment for Tax Incremental District No. 11. This is a routine procedural meeting with one substantive action item.

• Approval of June 24, 2026 meeting minutes for TID #11 Amendment #1
• Consideration of Joint Review Board Resolution #26-01 approving Project Plan Amendment No. 1 for TID No. 11

Plan Commission

The Pleasant Prairie Plan Commission will hold public hearings and consider approvals for a proposed 106-room WoodSpring Suites hotel, a 152,334-square-foot speculative industrial building, a watermain extension with TID incentives, and a zoning text amendment. The meeting includes site and operational plan reviews, a zoning map and text amendment, and a certified survey map. All items are up for discussion and possible action.

• Site and Operational Plans and Digital Security Imaging System Agreement for 106-room WoodSpring Suites hotel west of 115th Avenue at 77th Street
• Public hearing on Zoning Map and Text Amendment to rezone property to B-2 (PUD) for the hotel
• Certified Survey Map, Public Improvement Plans, and Development Agreement for watermain extension and TID incentives at STH 31 and 108th Street
• Site and Operational Plans for 152,334 sq ft speculative industrial building at southwest corner of STH 31 and 108th Street
• Public hearing on Zoning Text Amendment to correct definition of Temporary Foundation in Section 420-152

Plan Commission

The Pleasant Prairie Plan Commission is meeting to consider several development items, including a proposed 106-room WoodSpring Suites hotel, a 152,334-square-foot speculative industrial building, and watermain extension agreements. The commission will also hold public hearings on zoning changes related to the hotel and a text amendment to fix a definition in the zoning ordinance.

• Site and operational plans for a 106-room WoodSpring Suites hotel west of 115th Avenue at 77th Street in River View Development
• Public hearing on rezoning to B-2 (PUD) for the proposed WoodSpring Suites hotel
• Certified Survey Map, public improvement plans, and development agreement for watermain extension and TID incentives for three properties in TID #12 at southwest corner of STH 31 and 108th Street
• Site and operational plans for a 152,334 sq ft speculative industrial building at southwest corner of STH 31 and 108th Street in LakeView Corporate Park
• Public hearing on zoning text amendment to correct definition of Temporary Foundation in Section 420-152

Village Board

The Village Board will hold public hearings and consider resolutions on special assessments for a water main and sewer extension along 47th Avenue, an amendment to Tax Incremental District #11, and approval of the Cedar Ridge Addition #1 subdivision. They will also consider several zoning and ordinance amendments, including a Kwik Trip expansion, a condominium plat, and right-of-way items for the 93rd Street reconstruction project.

• Resolution #26-29: final resolution for special assessments for water main and sewer extension along 47th Avenue
• Resolution #26-34: amendment to Tax Incremental District #11
• Resolution #26-32 and Final Plat for Cedar Ridge Addition #1 subdivision (west of 47th Avenue at 110th Street)
• Ordinance #26-40: zoning text amendment for Kwik Trip expansion at 10215 120th Avenue
• Resolution #26-30: right-of-way acquisition for 93rd Street reconstruction (63rd Avenue to Cooper Road)

Village Board

The Pleasant Prairie Village Board will hold a public hearing and consider resolutions for a right-of-way discontinuance and special assessments for a water/sewer extension on 47th Avenue. They will also review several development items, including a TID amendment, a subdivision plat, a comprehensive plan and zoning changes, and a condominium plat. The agenda includes a presentation on Axon technology by the police chief and a representative.

• Public hearing on Resolution #26-31 to discontinue east half of 56th Avenue right of way north of 89th Street
• Resolution #26-29 authorizing special assessments for water main and sewer extension along 47th Avenue
• Resolution #26-34 to amend Tax Incremental District #11
• Resolution #26-32 and Final Plat for Cedar Ridge Addition #1 subdivision west of 47th Avenue at 110th Street
• Ordinances #26-38 and #26-39 for comprehensive plan and zoning map amendments at 5532 89th Street due to wetland delineation

Park Commission

The Pleasant Prairie Park Commission is holding a regular meeting with routine items: approving May 2026 minutes, hearing reports from the Director of Parks and the Executive Director of Parks & Recreation, and considering approval of the 2027 meeting schedule. Citizen comments are limited to items not on the agenda, with no discussion or action allowed.

• Consider and approve Park Commission meeting dates for 2027
• Approve May 5, 2026 meeting minutes
• Director of Parks report
• Executive Director of Parks & Recreation report

Plan Commission

The Pleasant Prairie Plan Commission will hold public hearings and consider several items, including a preliminary condominium plat for The Lofts at Village Green, a zoning map amendment and comprehensive plan amendment for a property at 5532 89th Street, and a conditional use permit and zoning text amendment for a Kwik Trip truck fueling station expansion at 10215 120th Avenue. The commission will also consider discontinuing part of 56th Avenue right of way and approving the July 20, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Preliminary Condominium Plat for The Lofts at Village Green (east side of 47th Avenue between Main Street and 104th Street)
• Discontinuance of east half of 56th Avenue right of way north of 89th Street
• Plan Commission Resolution #26-17 to amend Comprehensive Plan for wetland delineation at 5532 89th Street
• Zoning Map Amendment for wetland delineation at 5532 89th Street
• Conditional Use Permit and Site/Operational Plan for Kwik Trip expansion at 10215 120th Avenue

Plan Commission

The Pleasant Prairie Plan Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several land-use items, including a condominium development, a road right-of-way closure, wetland-related plan amendments, and a Kwik Trip fueling station expansion. The meeting will also consider approval of previous meeting minutes and address citizen comments.

• Public hearing and vote on Preliminary Condominium Plat for The Lofts at Village Green (east side of 47th Ave between Main St and 104th St)
• Consider discontinuing east half of 56th Ave right of way north of 89th St
• Public hearing and vote on Plan Commission Resolution #26-17 to amend Comprehensive Plan for wetland delineation at 5532 89th St
• Public hearing and vote on Zoning Map Amendment for wetland delineation at 5532 89th St
• Public hearing and vote on Conditional Use Permit, Site Plan, and Digital Security Imaging System Agreement for Kwik Trip expansion at 10215 120th Ave

Park Commission

The Park Commission will hold a regular meeting to approve its 2027 meeting dates. The agenda includes procedural items such as roll call, minutes approval, and reports from park leadership. No substantive decisions are listed beyond the 2027 meeting schedule.

• Consider and approve Park Commission meeting dates for 2027

Village Board-CANCELLED POWER OUTAGE

The Pleasant Prairie Village Board meeting scheduled for July 27, 2026, was cancelled due to a power outage. No decisions or discussions took place.

Village Board

The Board will hear a presentation on solid waste services, consider Resolution 26-28 granting a temporary limited easement over Village-owned Parcel 11 (Ingram Park), and vote on appointing James Kedrow to the Community Development Authority. A ceremonial swearing-in of Police K-9 Rex is also scheduled.

• Discussion/presentation on solid waste services
• Resolution 26-28 for temporary limited easement over Parcel 11 (Ingram Park)
• Appointment of James Kedrow to the Community Development Authority
• Swearing-in ceremony for Police K-9 Rex

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing and consider approval of Resolution #26-15 to amend Tax Increment District #11. The commission will also consider Resolution #26-16 to initiate a zoning text amendment correcting the definition of Temporary Foundation.

• Public hearing and vote on amendment to TID #11 (Resolution #26-15)
• Consideration of zoning text amendment to fix Temporary Foundation definition (Resolution #26-16)
• Approval of July 6, 2026 meeting minutes

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding an amendment to Tax Increment District #11. The body will also consider a resolution to update the zoning definition for Temporary Foundation.

• Public hearing for Plan Commission Resolution #26-15 (TID #11 amendment)
• Plan Commission Resolution #26-16 to amend the definition of Temporary Foundation

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning amendment for Johnson Bank. The body will also review operational plans for Waukegan Steel and a resolution to discontinue a platted right-of-way.

• Public hearing for Johnson Bank to rezone property to B-2 (PUD) Community Business District
• Site and Operational Plans for Waukegan Steel at 8500 116th Street (118,500 square feet)
• Resolution #26-14 to discontinue platted right-of-way of 56th Avenue north of 89th Street

Board of Review

The Board of Review will consider approving the minutes from its July 1, 2026 meeting. It will then hold residential objection hearings on several real‑property cases, including Gehrig, Zakharchenko, Aasen, Powers, and Woodcrest Capital Lane Investments, LLC, at scheduled times between 8:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.

• Approve July 1, 2026 Board of Review minutes
• Residential objection hearing – Gehrig (case 93-4-123-172-0605) at 8:00 a.m.
• Residential objection hearing – Zakharchenko (case 92-4-122-181-0626) at 8:45 a.m.
• Residential objection hearing – Aasen (case 91-4-122-084-0629) at 9:30 a.m.
• Residential objection hearing – Woodcrest Capital Lane Investments, LLC (case 91-4-122-084-0113) at 11:45 a.m.

Village Board

The board will hold a discussion and presentation on traffic enforcement. It will consider approving Ordinance #26-35 to amend Chapter 370-16 building permit requirements. It will consider approving a Class “A” Beer and “Class A” Liquor (cider only) retail alcohol license for Family Dollar Stores of Wisconsin d/b/a Family Dollar #30987 and appoint Corey Schmit as the license agent. The consent agenda includes approval of the June 22, 2026 meeting minutes and a reduction in Letter of Credit No. 68204775 for the Balcan USA, Inc. TEA Rail Spur Improvement Project.

• Discussion/presentation on traffic enforcement (7.A)
• Consideration of Ordinance #26-35 amendment to Chapter 370-16 building permit requirements (7.B)
• Consideration of Class “A” Beer and “Class A” Liquor (cider only) retail alcohol license for Family Dollar Stores of Wisconsin d/b/a Family Dollar #30987; appointment of Corey Schmit as agent (7.C)
• Approval of reduction in Letter of Credit No. 68204775 for Balcan USA, Inc. TEA Rail Spur Improvement Project (8.B)
• Approval of June 22, 2026 Village Board meeting minutes (8.A)

Plan Commission

The Pleasant Prairie Plan Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on the final plat and development agreement for the Cedar Ridge Addition #1 subdivision, located west of 47th Avenue at 110th Street. The meeting will also consider approval of the June 15, 2026, meeting minutes and allow for citizen comments. No other substantive decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Public hearing and vote on final plat for Cedar Ridge Addition #1 subdivision
• Development agreement for Cedar Ridge Addition #1 subdivision with Point Real Estate/Cedar Ridge Development LLC
• Approval of June 15, 2026, Plan Commission meeting minutes

Board of Review

The Board of Review will approve the May 19, 2026 meeting minutes and receive the assessment roll and sworn statements. It will review any notices of intent, filed objections, waiver requests, telephone testimony requests, and authorize subpoenas. A procedural hearing is scheduled at 10:45 a.m. for Creekside MF LLC concerning parcels 92-4-122-153-2801, 2802, and 2803. The Board will also consider scheduling additional review dates before adjourning.

• Approve May 19, 2026 Board of Review minutes
• Review notices of intent and filed objections to real property assessments
• Review waiver requests and telephone testimony requests
• Procedural hearing for Creekside MF LLC parcels 92-4-122-153-2801, 2802, 2803
• Consider scheduling additional Board of Review dates

Test for Training - 4th of July

Joint Review Board - TID 4,6,7,8,10,12 Annual Meeting

The Joint Review Board will consider approval of the 2025 meeting minutes for Tax Increment Districts 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, and 12. The board will also review the 2025 annual reports for each of those districts, including Eva Manor, Main Street Market, Stateline 94, Fiduciary, Dermody, and Lake View East & STH 31. No other actions are listed on the agenda.

• Approve 2025 minutes for TIDs 4‑6‑7‑8‑10‑12
• Review TID #4 Eva Manor 2025 annual report
• Review TID #6 Main Street Market 2025 annual report
• Review TID #7 Stateline 94 2025 annual report
• Review TID #12 Lake View East & STH 31 2025 annual report

Joint Review Board - TID #11 Amendment

The Joint Review Board will meet on June 24, 2026 at 4:00 PM in the Village Hall Auditorium. The board will discuss the proposed Project Plan Amendment for Tax Increment District No. 11, identified as Amendment 1. Draft amendment documents and maps are listed for review.

• Project Plan Amendment #1 for Tax Increment District No. 11 (draft PDF)
• TID 11 maps (PDF) for review

Village Board - General Gov. Budgeting Concepts and Capital Budget

The Village Board will hold a budget working session to discuss capital budgeting and general government budgeting concepts. Participants will review the 2027‑2036 Draft Capital Plan and the Capital Budget book dated June 2. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda; the meeting is informational. The session concludes with adjournment.

• Discussion of capital budgeting and general government budgeting concepts
• Review of the 2027‑2036 Draft Capital Plan
• Presentation of the Capital Budget book (June 2)

Joint Review Board - TID 5 and 11 Annual Meeting

The Joint Review Board will consider approving the 2025 annual meeting minutes for Tax Increment Districts No. 5 and 11. The board will review the 2025 annual report for TID 5 (Prairie Highland) and the 2025 overlay report for TID 11 (IH‑94 Area Project). The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as call to order, roll call, and adjournment.

• Consider approval of the 2025 Annual Meeting Minutes for TID 5 and 11
• Review 2025 Annual Report for TID 5 – Prairie Highland
• Review 2025 Overlay Report for TID 11 – IH‑94 Area Project
• Call to Order
• Roll Call

Village Board

The Pleasant Prairie Village Board will consider Ordinance #26-36 and Ordinance #26-37 to rezone the property at 7500 Green Bay Rd into a B‑2 (PUD) Community Business District with a Planned Unit Development overlay. The Board will also review resolutions to discontinue a portion of 56th Avenue right‑of‑way, to approve a relocation order and plat for 93rd Street acquisition, and to accept public improvements for Phase 1 of the Inspire Prairie Springs project. A discussion on the special assessment corner‑lot credit policy for sewer and water projects is also on the agenda.

• Ordinance #26-36 & #26-37: rezone 7500 Green Bay Rd to B‑2 (PUD) with PUD overlay
• Resolution #26-24: discontinue portion of 56th Ave right‑of‑way north of 89th St in Wil‑Char Subdivision
• Resolution #26-23: approve replacement relocation order #4 and right‑of‑way plat for 93rd St (63rd Ave to Cooper Rd)
• Resolution #26-25: conditional acceptance of public improvements for Phase 1 Inspire Prairie Springs construction
• Discussion of special assessment corner‑lot credit policy for public sewer and water main projects