Planning & Development

Downtown Visioning Study & Tunnel Project


The City is seeking input from all residents about how to make Lebanon's Downtown area a desirable destination for the region. View the Downtown Visioning page to get started.

  1. LebGIS Mapping Tool

    1. About LebGIS Maps
    2. Division Goals & Objectives

  2. Building Permits 

    1. Commercial Permits
    2. Residential Permits
    3. Permit Fee Calculator
    4. Permit Fee Schedule (PDF)
    5. Work Exempt From Requirements (PDF)

  3. Code Enforcement

    1. Zoning Ordinance & Map
    2. Lebanon City Code
    3. Zoning Board Applications
    4. Zoning Board of Adjustment
    5. Zoning Fee Schedule (PDF)
    6. Additional Items

  4. Development Review

    1. Impact Fees
    2. Planning Board Applications & Procedures
    3. Planning Board Fee Schedule (PDF)
    4. Planning Board Regulations 

  5. Economic Development

    1. Community Revitalization Tax Program
    2. Economic Revitalization Zones

  6. Lebanon Master Plan

    1. Master Plan Implementation
    2. About the Master Plan
    3. Steering Committee

  7. Documents, Studies, & Resources

    1. Capital Improvements Program
    2. Lebanon 2010 Census Information
    3. Natural Resources Inventory
    4. No Idling Signs in Lebanon
    5. Planning Studies
    6. Lebanon's Wildlife Corridors
    7. Hazard Mitigation Plan
    8. Crafts Avenue Phase II Report

  8. Boards & Committees

    1. Class VI Roads Advisory Committee
    2. Conservation Commission
    3. Heritage Commission
    4. Pedestrian & Bike Advisory Committee
    5. Planning Board
    6. S.C.I.M.P. (Master Plan Steering)
    7. Zoning Board of Adjustment

  9. Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What’s Happening to our Native Pollinators?

    Attend a field trip and join a panel of local biologists who have studied pollinators to learn what the issues are and how we might reverse declining pollinator populations. Read on...

  2. Watch for Crossing Snapping Turtles

    Female snapping turtles are on the move and crossing roads all over the Upper Valley. A major crossing area in Lebanon is the Route 120 corridor between Heater Road and the Elements Hotel. Learn what you should do if you encounter a turtle crossing. Read on...

  3. Future Land Use Presentation from Community Meetings

    The Planning and Zoning Department hosted two Community Meetings to review and discuss the Master Plan’s Land Use Chapter. Here is the revised presentation based on some feed back received at the meetings. Read on...

  4. Lebanon Designated as Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community

    The League of American Bicyclists has recognized Lebanon with a Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community award. Learn more and review our report card! Read on...
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