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Lebanon Planning Commission reviews multiple final plats and site plans; staff reports few outstanding issues
Summary
The commission heard a series of final plat and site-plan items — Knoll Creek, Cedar Tree, Walnut Ridge phases, Lawrence Row, White's Food Court and others — with staff reporting no remaining comments on most items and no formal votes recorded at the meeting.
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At its meeting, the Lebanon Planning Commission considered multiple consent and new-business items that included final plats and site-plan reviews. Staff introduced several projects and repeatedly reported no remaining staff comments.
Items presented included: Knoll Creek Phase 1 (a three‑lot replat at 1775–1779 Liberty Street), Cedar Tree (a four‑lot subdivision on about 57.98 acres by Exeter 109 Lebanon LLC at addresses including 5925 Lebanon Road), Walnut Ridge Phase 1 Section 2 (36‑lot conservation subdivision on ~16.32 acres), Walnut Ridge Phase 2 Section 1 (50‑lot conservation subdivision on ~17.86 acres), a three‑lot re‑subdivision by DZ Investments at 903 Stoneway Drive, Lawrence Row (an eight‑unit residential development at 432 Hobbs Avenue), White's Food Court site-plan revision at 706 East Main Street, and a nonresidential site plan at 208 East Main Street by John Newman.
For many of these items staff stated there were either "no remaining comments" or only minor corrections. The commission publicly acknowledged staff and developers for their work. No formal votes or final outcomes were recorded in the transcript for these items at this session.
Next steps: specific items may return for final action as required by the commission’s procedural calendar; item 8 was removed from the agenda at the start of the meeting because the application was incomplete.
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