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Council approves Centerra (formerly Spring Creek) PUD amendment changing garage standards
Summary
The council approved ordinance 2026-26, renaming Spring Creek to Centerra and amending area-B residential standards to allow a single two-car garage door (instead of two single-car doors), in exchange for a requirement that all homes use fiber-cement siding (no vinyl). Planning Commission recommended approval 8-0.
Council voted to approve ordinance 2026-26, an amendment to the planned-unit development previously adopted for the Spring Creek (now Centerra) site. Ben Modrager summarized the amendment, saying developers requested the change because smaller lots in area B made two single-car garage doors impractical for larger vehicles; the amendment would permit a single two-car garage door in area B. As a compromise to that change, the developer agreed to require 100% fiber-cement siding across all residential areas to prohibit vinyl siding.
Rob read the ordinance and noted the Lebanon Advisory Planning Commission forwarded docket 26-35 with an 8-0 favorable recommendation. With no substantive public comment, a council member moved approval; the measure passed by voice vote. The amendment is intended to help construction and parking practicality while preserving exterior material quality in the development.
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