Rebecca Nelson

The meeting included a review of the final plat for the Moore Subdivision, which involves splitting land to create a single-family home lot. The commission also addressed new business items, including a proposed map amendment for a light industrial facility and a public hearing regarding a Certificate of Appropriateness for the demolition of an existing structure at 17 W. Silver Street to allow for a new building development.

The City Council conducted business regarding the Arrow Springs Development, specifically approving a tax increment financing term sheet. They authorized a grant application to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to improve accessibility on the Lebanon Bike Park trails. The Council approved goals and objectives for 2027 and authorized a contract with Burgess & Niple for the second phase of the Sewer System Master Plan. Furthermore, a new power pool schedule agreement with AMP for the years 2026-2030 was approved to manage energy needs and market volatility.

The council reviewed several key business items, including the approval of a tax increment financing term sheet for the Arrow Springs Development, an application for a NatureWorks grant for accessibility improvements at the Lebanon Bike Park, and the establishment of 2027 city goals and objectives. Additional business included authorizing a contract addition for the Sewer System Master Plan update and entering into a new power pool schedule agreement with AMP for energy management. Discussions also covered a presentation on the Arrow Springs project and a review of the 2027 council goals.

The City Council Work Session meeting included discussions on the 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Plan and the approval of a construction contract for the Deerfield Road Resurfacing Project. The council reviewed an application for an OKI STBG grant for a roundabout project, as well as approvals for the Moore Subdivision and the Lebanon Landing Phase 2 final plat. Additionally, the agenda covered general discussion topics regarding a Fire Department presentation, a community reinvestment area tax abatement request for Case Towing, and various departmental updates including those from the Planning Commission, Park Board, and Shade Tree Commission.

This document outlines the City of Lebanon's five-year Capital Improvement Plan for 2027-2031, serving as a roadmap for government operations and a communication tool for residents. The plan aims to address community infrastructure needs by allocating capital improvement funds across key areas. Its primary objectives include ensuring adequate resources for essential infrastructure, maintaining financial flexibility, maximizing grant utilization, minimizing debt, and supporting community growth and Council goals. The plan details significant investments in road improvements, facility enhancements, park development, fleet replacement, and upgrades to storm water, sewer, water, and electric systems, with a focus on leveraging state and federal grants.