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Lebanon City Council approves multiple subdivision plats, infrastructure contracts and public-safety purchases
Summary
At its year-end meeting, the Lebanon City Council approved a series of final plats and rezoning steps, awarded material and construction contracts for roads and sidewalks, and authorized purchases of public-safety equipment including license-plate readers, body cameras and a training structure.
Lebanon — The Lebanon City Council approved a package of land-planning measures, procurement contracts and public-safety equipment purchases at its final meeting of the calendar year, moving several development and infrastructure projects into the 2026 work plan.
Council opened the night with a moment of silence for former council member Gabe Atkins before taking routine business. The council approved the consent agenda and then opened a public hearing on multiple final plats and a request to rezone portions of Donnelly’s Addition No. 3. City planning staff described proposals to replat parcels on Club Street and Hayes Street to create three residential lots, to plat a vacant lot on Coleman Road for future construction, and to split an 11-acre parcel on Tower Road into two lots. Council also considered a replat and vacation of an alley near Jefferson and an eight-lot replat adjacent to the Lebanon Cemetery. There were no public speakers during the hearing, and the council moved each item forward by…
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