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Resident urges Lebanon to protect homes near planned Rutledge Lane annexation and Hartman Drive extension
Summary
At Lebanon's council meeting a resident urged the city to reconsider an annexation and rezoning near Rutledge Lane, warning that rezoning before sale can raise land values and expose nearby houses to heavy truck traffic from a planned Hartman Drive extension.
Lebanon — During public comment at the Lebanon City Council meeting, resident Derek Dodson urged the city to take steps to protect homes near a proposed annexation and rezoning at 1544 Rutledge Lane, saying the current sequence of rezoning ahead of sale could increase land value and harm neighborhood livability.
Dodson, who gave his address as 106 Chapman Drive, said a five‑acre parcel at Rutledge Lane sits at the projected connection point for the North Hartman Drive extension and argued the city should…
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