Planning Department
Mission Statement
To provide the City of Lebanon with proper administration and planning of land use, to issue permits for residential, commercial, and industrial structures, and to safeguard the homes, businesses, schools, churches, and industry against unsanitary and unsafe areas in the City of Lebanon.
The Planning Department is responsible for issuing Building Permits, setting up and regulating Building Inspections, Floodplain Administrator, Code Enforcement, Implementing and Regulating Planning and Zoning for the City. We are staff for the Lebanon Plan Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals and the Historic Preservation Commission. We oversee and administer the Blight Elimination Grant, Brownfields Grant, and the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan (Active Living Initiative).
Zoning Ordinance
The purpose of this Zoning Ordinance is to regulate the use and development of land within the jurisdiction of the City of Lebanon. It is intended to promote the public health, safety and general welfare.
Contact
401 S Meridian St
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: (765) 482-8845
Fax: (765) 482-8873
News

Life Sciences Company, Agrozen, Choses Lebanon
Agrozen Life Sciences, an Indiana-based hemp research and development company, today announced plans to open a new facility in Lebanon. Agrozen focuses on researching optimal strains for the cultivation, formulation, and extraction of cannabidiol (CBD) oil. The new location allows the company to combine its office space, labs, and research and development arms into one space.

City Awarded More Than $800k for Road Projects
After completing its review of potential projects pertaining to the Community Crossings Matching Grant Fund Program, the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has preliminarily awarded awarded $839,577.75 to The City of Lebanon. The award of the Community Crossings Matching Grant was based upon city estimates from project applications.

Lebanon Business Park Nearly at Capacity
According to the Boone Economic Development Corp., there are only 127 acres left to develop in the 1,250 acre business park which was established in 1994. Currently, there are 27 buildings and 22 businesses, not counting the latest announcements. It is the only fully-functional rail industrial park in Central Indiana.

Due to an Increase in COVID Cases, City Buildings Closed to Public
Due to an increase in Boone County’s COVID-19 cases, and out of an abundance of caution, Lebanon Mayor Matt Gentry has ordered the closing of City buildings to the general public without an appointment until further notice; including the Mayor’s, Clerk-Treasurer’s, and Planning office in the Municipal building, the Parks office in Memorial Park, and the Street Department building on Lafayette Avenue, the Lebanon Police Station, and Fire Stations 11 and 12.
Staff
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