August 2020
City Hall renovations are scheduled to be completed by the end of October 2020. The present plan is for City Hall to be open for services in the renovated structure on Monday November 16, 2020.
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As part of the approved 2019 City Budget, City Council authorized the appropriation of 3.3 million dollars for Phase I Renovations to City Hall (replace roof, reconfigure former Recreation Office for use by the Lebanon Opera House and City IT staff, replace boilers, revamp and clean the HVAC system, and exterior drainage work on the front east side of the building).
As part of the 2020 City Budget, City Council authorized an additional appropriation of 3.3 million dollars for Phase II Renovations (renovation and reconfiguration of all meeting rooms and office spaces, full insulation, window replacement, and added security). Phase II Interior Layout Plans are available here. The full plan set is posted in the August 21st posting below.
The following timeline and corresponding documents help explain the scope of the project.
City Hall renovations are scheduled to be completed by the end of October 2020. The present plan is for City Hall to be open for services in the renovated structure on Monday November 16, 2020.
City Hall offices relocate to the temporary location at 20 W. Park Street. Construction at City Hall begins.
City Council approves funding for City Hall Phase II renovations at its public hearing on the proposed 2020 Municipal Budget. It is announced that all City Hall offices will be relocated to 20 West Park Street during the second week in January.
City Hall Phase I renovations begin with completion anticipated March 2020.
City Council meets to review bid results. SMP Architects and ReArch Company give a presentation to City Council regarding the scope of the work to be done including a breakdown of costs.
The request for bids closes.
A Request for Bids is posted by the Public Works Department.
City Council requests that a bid be posted for all roof work (including roofing materials, structural improvements, and insulation), and for the fitup of the former Recreation Department office for use by IT staff, as well as a new boiler for the building.
As part of the 2019 Approved Municipal Budget, City Council appropriates $3.3 million for renovations to City Hall.