The Board of Works is responsible for approving appropriations, bids and quotes of contracts as well as overseeing public safety and stormwater management.
The Common Council is the legislative branch of city government. The Council’s primary functions are to pass the laws (ordinances) of the city and to approve the budgets and spending of money collected by the city. The City Council is a link between the citizens of Lebanon and their government. By enacting legislation that fosters […]
The Board of Zoning Appeals takes care of the; permitting, planning, and zoning needs of the Lebanon community. The Board of Zoning Appeals meeting first Monday of every month, unless that day falls on a holiday; if that is the case, meetings are held the following Tuesday. Any correspondence to the Board should be […]
The Parks and Recreation Board oversees the general operations of Lebanon’s parks. The board takes care of routine maintenance, the purchase of new equipment, and the brainstorming of ways to continue the enjoyment of Lebanon’s park system.
The City of Lebanon Common Council adopted an Historic Preservation Ordinance on June 25, 2012. The Historic Preservation Commission and its staff review any exterior changes or additions to building within locally designated areas. A Certificate of Appropriateness must be issued before a property owner can begin work. What is a Local Historic District? A […]
The Board of Works is responsible for approving appropriations, bids and quotes of contracts as well as overseeing public safety and stormwater management.
The Redevelopment Commission keeps watch on the city’s TIF (Tax Increment Financing) districts, ensuring the decisions made are in the best interest for the City of Lebanon and its residents.
The Common Council is the legislative branch of city government. The Council’s primary functions are to pass the laws (ordinances) of the city and to approve the budgets and spending of money collected by the city. The City Council is a link between the citizens of Lebanon and their government. By enacting legislation that fosters […]
The Planning Commission oversees the zoning and land use plans approved by the BZA. The Planning Commission meeting is the third Monday of every month, unless that day falls on a holiday; if that is the case, meetings are held the following Tuesday. Any correspondence to the Commission should be directed through the Planning Department.
The Board of Works is responsible for approving appropriations, bids and quotes of contracts as well as overseeing public safety and stormwater management.