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Votes at a glance: Lebanon City Council actions July 13, 2026
Summary
Council approved multiple ordinances and resolutions on July 13, including two rezones/pilot agreements, several appropriations for public safety, roads and parks, and agreements tied to large development projects.
The Lebanon City Council took the following formal actions on July 13 (motions and voice votes unless noted):
- Ordinance 2026‑21 (rezoning 2375 Shaker Lane from General Business to R6 for multifamily): approved on second reading. - Ordinance 2026‑22 (Jackson Square Limited Partnership PILOT/payment‑in‑lieu‑of‑taxes for a 92‑unit project; includes a 46‑unit 55+ LIHTC‑funded building with an initial pilot payment noted at $12,000 increasing 3% annually): approved on second reading. - Ordinance 2026‑23 (Northgate PUD, first reading): held for second reading on July 27. - Resolution 2026‑29: $50,000 additional appropriation for fire truck repairs: approved. - Resolution 2026‑33: $800,000 appropriation for Fire Station 212 renovations: approved. - Resolution 2026‑30: $500,000 from the food & beverage fund for road preservation: approved. - Resolution 2026‑31: $318,094 stormwater appropriation for Elm Swamp Road design and contract closeout (amended to correct fund language): approved as amended. - Resolution 2026‑32: $1,213,410 appropriation (police headquarters property acquisition & Abner Longley path, includes parcel references for title company): approved. - Resolution 2026‑34: $79,500 (downtown phase 2 study and Safe Streets match): approved. - Resolution 2026‑35: $300,000 for Witt Road construction inspection: approved. - Resolution 2026‑36: Acknowledgement of Medicine Foundry IDD and approval of IDD agreement (Project Matrix / Eli Lilly): approved 6‑0 with 1 abstention. - Resolution 2026‑37: Agreement to facilitate County Road 200 West construction with Orla LLC and IEDC (subject to legal/technical review): approved.
Several items drew public comment, notably questions about use of LIT funds for police property acquisitions before a referendum and requests for transparency around redacted incentive materials for the IDD. Council directed staff to follow statutory notice requirements and proceed with the actions approved at the meeting.
