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Lebanon council approves final plats for Williams subdivision and Cedar Ridge on unanimous votes

5750701 · August 26, 2025
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Summary

At its Aug. 25 meeting the Lebanon City Council approved final plats for the two residential developments — Williams Subdivision at 350 Sloane Street and Cedar Ridge of Lebanon at 634 Fremont Drive — following a public hearing and staff recommendation.

The Lebanon City Council on Aug. 25 approved final plats for Williams Subdivision at 350 Sloane Street and Cedar Ridge of Lebanon at 634 Fremont Drive after a public hearing and a planning staff recommendation.

City planning staff presented the Williams Subdivision final plat as a division of Lebanon acreage into two lots at 350 Sloane Street. Planning staff confirmed the plat had the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning commission. During the public hearing no members of the public spoke about Williams.

The council then considered the final plat for Cedar Ridge at 634 Fremont Drive. A representative identified as Cameron said the developer plans a multifamily development on the site with three or four apartment buildings; he said plans were under city plan review and “pretty close to being approved.” The council recorded no other public opposition during the hearing.

Both final plats were moved, seconded and approved on first and second readings. The council recorded roll-call approval on each ordinance reading.

The approvals complete the city’s formal final-plat step; council members indicated plan-review and permit processes remain for any future building on the Cedar Ridge site.

Planning staff advised any further questions about engineering or building timelines should be directed to the city planning office.

The council will file the adopted ordinances in the city’s records and proceed with administrative steps required to record each plat with Laquey County.