Kenosha city plan commission to review fitness centers and restaurant permits on November 19

Kenosha's City Plan Commission will meet Thursday, November 19, 2026, at 5 p.m. in Room 202 of the Municipal Building at 625 52nd Street to discuss several conditional use permits and a property transfer. The meeting will focus on requests related to new physical fitness centers and a restaurant development within the city.

The Details

The commission will hold a final hearing for Elite Tumbling Factory's application to open a physical fitness center at 8920 58th Place in District 16. In the same district, an initial hearing will examine El Beso Restaurant's proposal for a 7,230-square-foot restaurant at 7028 118th Avenue.

Additionally, the commission will consider a quit claim deed transferring right-of-way property on 76th Street from James M. Petr to the City of Kenosha (District 14). Another public hearing will review Good Day Cross Fit's application for a physical fitness center at 7405 30th Avenue in District 8.

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