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Council approves three final plats, including Eagle Stop Plat 2 and Ready Mix subdivision
Summary
Lebanon City Council approved final plats for a replat of downtown lots, the Lebanon Eagle Stop plat number 2 and the Lebanon Ready Mix subdivision; amendments included vacating an overhead utility easement and adding water/sewer easements.
The Lebanon City Council on July 28 approved three final plats: a replat of Lots 21, 22 and 23 in Block 17 of the First Railroad Addition, Lebanon Eagle Stop Plat Number 2 and the Lebanon Ready Mix subdivision.
City planning staff explained the actions. Christina (planning staff) said the downtown replat combines two or more lots into one lot; the existing structures on the site had been demolished and the replat is needed before new construction may proceed. Mark Scott, planning and zoning manager, described the Eagle Stop Plat Number 2 and said the submittal included a vacation of an overhead utility easement that was accomplished before the revised plat was presented. For the Ready Mix subdivision, staff said the amended plat added a waterline easement, vacated an old right‑of‑way no longer needed, and added a sewer line easement.
Why it matters: Final plat approvals establish property boundaries, easements and rights‑of‑way needed before new construction or land development and record changes to public utilities and access.
Council procedure and outcome: Each plat ordinance received a first and second reading and was approved by roll call. The ordinances passed and were recorded as ordinance numbers 71‑18 (replat Lots 21‑23), 71‑19 (Eagle Stop Plat No. 2) and 71‑20 (Ready Mix subdivision).
Supporting details recorded in the meeting: - Replat of Lots 21, 22 and 23: staff described combining the parcels to create a single lot in a downtown business district; structures had been demolished and the plat will allow new construction. - Eagle Stop Plat Number 2: the submitted plat included an amendment to vacate an overhead utility easement; staff presented the amended/revised plat for approval. - Ready Mix subdivision: amended plat added a waterline easement, vacated a historic street right‑of‑way, and added a sewer line easement; the plat consolidates two lots into one.
Discussion vs. decision: The council acted formally to adopt the plats (formal action) after staff explanations. No further conditions or postponements were recorded in the meeting minutes related to these final plat ordinances.
Votes and procedure: Each ordinance was moved, seconded and adopted by roll call; council members registered affirmative votes on first and second readings for each plat.
