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Lebanon Planning Commission approves variances for Bethlehem Road subdivision, allows nature-trail option
Summary
The Lebanon Planning Commission approved two variances for the proposed Bethlehem Road Subdivision, allowing portions of the required open space to be counted via an unpaved nature-trail connection and delegating final paving decisions to staff.
The Lebanon Planning Commission on Monday approved two variances tied to a preliminary plat for the Bethlehem Road Subdivision, a proposed 178-lot conservation subdivision on about 111 acres in Ward 5.
Staff had recommended approval of the plat conditioned on two variances: (1) an alternative side setback for some front-loaded lots and (2) a revision allowing 10% of the site to qualify as usable open space. Kevin Gangwers, engineer for Horizon Development, told the commission the project includes an…
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