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Votes at a glance: Lebanon ZBA approves three special exceptions and a revised meeting schedule

City of Lebanon Zoning Board of Adjustment · August 3, 2026
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Summary

On Aug. 3 the Lebanon ZBA approved special exceptions for a residential solar array (Lewis), a new single-family dwelling (Plummer), conversion of 22 School Street to 12 multifamily units (ExecuSuite), and adopted a revised fall meeting schedule.

At its Aug. 3 meeting the Lebanon Zoning Board of Adjustment recorded several formal actions: approval of the July 6 minutes (vote recorded in the meeting as "three-zero and two abstentions"), grant of a special exception for Lionel D. Lewis to site a solar array within 10 feet of a property line, grant of a special exception to Nathaniel and Valerie Plummer for a new single‑family dwelling in RL3, and grant of a special exception to ExecuSuite LLC to convert 22 School Street into 12 residential units with conditions on garage use, signage, and pre‑CO inspections. The board also approved a revised meeting schedule for September and November.

Key outcomes - Minutes (July 6): approved (3-0, two abstentions). - Lewis (39 Westview Lane, ZB 2020SE): special exception granted; applicant must obtain required permits. - Plummer (48 Dorothy Pearly Road, ZB2020-616SE): special exception granted; conditions require permits and CO/demolition coordination. - ExecuSuite (22 School Street, ZB2026-11SE): special exception granted with conditions limiting garage storage to non-toxic maintenance items, requiring joint inspections prior to CO, and requiring parking/signage arrangements with the adjacent Methodist Church. - Revised meeting schedule: Sept. 3 and Nov. 10 approved.