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Homeowners ask to rezone 1.3-acre lot so they can divide it and build; commission to forward recommendation to city council
Summary
Megan and Adam Brewster requested rezoning of 350 Lane Road from rural residential to RS-9 to allow subdivision into two lots for a single-family home; staff recommended forwarding the rezoning to City Council with public hearings set for July.
Megan and Adam Brewster asked the Lebanon Planning Commission to recommend rezoning roughly 1.3 acres at 350 Lane Road from rural residential to RS-9 to permit division into two lots.
"We're just wanting to rezone so we can divide the property, just 2 properties, and build our dream home on the flat acre," applicant Megan Brewster told the commission.
Planning staff said the city's future land-use map indicates the property as residential four units per acre and that the RS-9 designation is consistent with the South Harbor overlay's auto-suburban single-family detached category. Staff recommended forwarding the item to the City Council; staff said first-reading and public hearing would occur July 1 with second reading July 15.
No commission vote on final rezoning was recorded at the meeting; the item will proceed to City Council for the legislative hearings the staff outlined.
