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Kenosha County adopts its 2027 budget, and Bristol weighs two land-use changes tonight

The Daily Kenosha teamFrom Monday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you pay Kenosha County property taxes, here's the headline: the County Board unanimously adopted its 2027 budget, a plan with a slight tax levy increase and capital improvements.

In Bristol, the Village Board meets tonight and is scheduled to discuss and consider two ordinances about one tax parcel. The parcel sits on the west side of 199th Avenue, extending to the east side of Hwy 45 (Bristol Road). One ordinance amends the village's comprehensive plan; the other changes the zoning.

Two Bristol ordinances would move one parcel out of Institutional

OrdinanceWhat it changesNew categories
No. 2026-6Comprehensive plan, future land use map5 and VHB
No. 16-1-55Chapter 13, zoningR-5 and B-1
  • Meets: Monday, 7 p.m., at Village Hall
  • Parcel: tax parcel 37-4-121-083-0238
  • Current category: I-1 (Institutional)

Bristol's board has two ordinances for one parcel

2
ordinances on the agenda for one parcel
7 p.m.
Monday start at Village Hall

Sources: Kenosha News, West of the I

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