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Apply for a Building Permit Online - Learn how you can apply for a building permit online.
Zoning Board Application Cut-Off Days Changing - Starting in February 2021, the Zoning Board application cut-off day will change from scheduled Mondays to scheduled Thursdays. View complete details.
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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 Review
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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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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Get Your Bicycle Ready: May is National Bike Month
What better time to get your bicycle out of storage and tuned up than National Bike Month starting May 1. Led by the League of American Bicyclists, Bike Month is a time to celebrate bicycling and encourage those who do not currently bike to give it a try. Learn more about Bike Month. -
"Keys to the Valley" Website Launched
The Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commission is pleased to share resources and findings from Keys to the Valley, a multi-year initiative to study homes and housing needs in the greater Upper Valley region. Learn more about this new resource. -
March is Women's History Month
This March, the Lebanon Heritage Commission invites you to celebrate Women's History Month and “stand in her shoes” to explore some of the features shared by others in New Hampshire and beyond—including some local perspectives. Celebrate Women's History Month.
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Community Conversation: Mt. Support Road Special Assessment District
On March 30th, the Planning & Development Department hosted a Community Conversation to discuss a proposed Special Assessment District for a portion of the Mt. Support Road corridor. A recording of this meeting is now available. Watch the event recording. -
Slow Internet Getting You Down? Tell the Grafton County Broadband Committee!
Don’t miss out—this is the chance you’ve been waiting for to help inform County and State efforts toward securing funding for better broadband infrastructure. Take the broadband survey. -
NHDOT I89/Exit 18 Project Feedback
Tired of the traffic? Want safer walking and biking? We encourage you to submit your feedback for improvements on Route 120 near I-89 Exit 18 in Lebanon. NHDOT is listening and comments will be shared with the City and local organizations. Submit your feedback!