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LebGIS Mapping Tool
The City of Lebanon provides public access to its robust Google-based GIS mapping tool. It's fast, intuitive, and informative.
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Building Permits
Find specific Building/Zoning permit applications as well as supporting documents for commercial and residential.
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Zoning & Code Enforcement
Information relating to Zoning and Code Enforcement such as zoning ordinances, city code, ZBA applications, fees, and permitting.
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Impact Fees
This page contains information relating to Impact Fees for the City of Lebanon.
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Development Regulations
Information relating to Planning Board development reviews such as applications, procedures, fees, and regulations.
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Economic Development
View details regarding the Community Revitalization Tax Relief Program and the Economic Revitalization Zones.
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Lebanon Master Plan
The Lebanon Master Plan is the foundation for the management of all physical and socioeconomic development in Lebanon.
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Documents, Studies, & Resources
Find relevant documents, studies, guides, forms, and such for the capitol improvements program, census, maps, inventory, and much more.
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Housing
View details regarding the City of Lebanon's commitment to build understanding and provide options for incremental changes to help alleviate barriers and obstacles in the development of housing.
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Conservation Properties & Maps
There are approximately 2,000 acres of conservation land owned by the City of Lebanon, including more than 21 miles of trail on these properties. Map and property descriptions are available for each.
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Boards & Committees
Find a list of boards related to planning, developing, codes, zoning, and other department issues.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Browse through the various questions and answers that the planning and development, coding, and zoning staff have answered.
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Meet the Staff
Meet the Lebanon Planning and Development Staff and find contact information for them.
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Organizational Chart
This page contains the Department of Planning & Development's Organizational Chart.
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Zoning Ordinance Informational Meetings
On November 15, 2022, the Planning and Development Department hosted an informational meeting at the Lebanon Library to discuss proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance and Map. The meeting recording has been posted for those who were unable to attend. Continue Reading. -
Opportunities to Save Money on Energy Bills
Learn more about the Inflation Reduction Act and how it and other legislation can help you save money on energy bills through rebates, tax credits, grants, and other energy assistance programs. View Complete Details... -
Daylight Savings Tips for Getting Around
Mark your calendars! Daylight Savings is on November 6th. If you keep a checklist for such seasonal changes, making sure that you have the right gear is a good candidate—but doing a mental check is helpful too. Read on...
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City of Lebanon Zoning Amendments
At the October 5, 2022, City Council meeting, the Council discussed a set of proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map. It is the staff’s practice to present draft zoning amendments to the Council each fall for review and consideration. View Complete Details... -
Get Up to Speed! Requests for Broadband Internet Service Still Welcome
The City of Lebanon is in the final stages of building out broadband connections to roads and properties that lack high-speed internet. It's not too late to get on board! Continue Reading... -
EV Charging in Lebanon
As Lebanon prepares for society's shift to electric vehicles, it helps to understand how and where EVs charge up. Learn more by watching the EV Subcommittee presentation to the Planning Board about EV charging with a focus on apartments and condos. Learn about EV Charging.
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Zoning Ordinance Informational Meetings
On November 15, 2022, the Planning and Development Department hosted an informational meeting at the Lebanon Library to discuss proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance and Map. The meeting recording has been posted for those who were unable to attend. Continue Reading. -
Opportunities to Save Money on Energy Bills
Learn more about the Inflation Reduction Act and how it and other legislation can help you save money on energy bills through rebates, tax credits, grants, and other energy assistance programs. View Complete Details... -
Daylight Savings Tips for Getting Around
Mark your calendars! Daylight Savings is on November 6th. If you keep a checklist for such seasonal changes, making sure that you have the right gear is a good candidate—but doing a mental check is helpful too. Read on... -
City of Lebanon Zoning Amendments
At the October 5, 2022, City Council meeting, the Council discussed a set of proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map. It is the staff’s practice to present draft zoning amendments to the Council each fall for review and consideration. View Complete Details...
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Get Up to Speed! Requests for Broadband Internet Service Still Welcome
The City of Lebanon is in the final stages of building out broadband connections to roads and properties that lack high-speed internet. It's not too late to get on board! Continue Reading... -
EV Charging in Lebanon
As Lebanon prepares for society's shift to electric vehicles, it helps to understand how and where EVs charge up. Learn more by watching the EV Subcommittee presentation to the Planning Board about EV charging with a focus on apartments and condos. Learn about EV Charging. -
Two Lebanon Projects Receive Merit Awards of Excellence
On June 22, Plan NH announced the Merit Awards of Excellence winners for 2022, including two projects from Lebanon: “Visions Green Street” and the “Lebanon Downtown Tunnel Project”. Continue Reading... -
Seeking Community Input: Future of Lebanon's 1765 Dana House
The 1765 Dana House (at 3 Elm St. W, near the SAU building on Seminary Hill in West Lebanon) is the oldest known house still standing in the City of Lebanon. It has been preserved as a historic resource with occasional use as a meeting space. Continue Reading...