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1. What City construction projects are in process?

The City of Lebanon currently has several construction projects in progress throughout the City. If you require additional information or have specific questions on the project you can contact Christina Hall at 603-448-3112. You can also learn more about current and future projects by visiting the Construction Projects page.

2. When do I need a driveway permit?

You need a driveway permit whenever you add or change an existing access to your property. For more details on the location of driveway regulations view the Driveway Permit (PDF).

3. Where can I find a driveway permit form?

You can find a driveway permit by visiting the Public Works Building to pick up an application or by viewing the Driveway Permit (PDF)

4. What requires an excavation permit?

An excavation permit is required whenever any work is to be performed in the City's Right of Way.

5. What is required to fill out an excavation permit?

The excavation permits can be found at the Public Works Building. Information needed to fill out an application would be:
- Name and Address
- The tax map and lot number
- Contractors name, address and phone number
- Description of the work to be performed and the amount of disturbance in the City's Right of Way
- Proof of liability insurance to $300,000 to $500,000 bodily and $25,000 property
- Bond-To be calculated by the City's Engineering Office. Please contact the Christina Hall at 603-448-3112
-Application fee of $25

For more details view the Excavation Permit (PDF).

6. I need a 911 address, where do I get one?

The City Engineer issues E-911 addresses for the City. You can call Christina Hall or Erica Brittner at 603-448-3112. Please have the location of the proposed driveway and the tax map and lot number information for the parcel to be addressed.

7. Is my property in a flood plain?

To find out if your property is in the flood plain you can go online and visit the City of Lebanon GIS map system, or the FEMA Map Service Center. You can also call the Department of Public Works at 603-448-3112 and ask to speak to Erica Brittner, Assistant Engineer.

8. What is a road Right of Way?

All public roads are located within land, which is referred to as road right-of-way. Within a typical road right-of-way, the following public facilities can be found: the driving surface, roadside shoulders and ditch, public utilities, sidewalks, and traffic signs to name a few. Road right-of-way width is established by deed, statute, or through the platting process. Regardless, lands within the road right-of-way are reserved for use of the traveling public.

9. Where is the City's Right of Way?

There is no standard right of way distance for every road. Generally, the right of way ranges from 16.5 to 150 feet from the road’s center line. Due to this wide range, it’s important to find out the exact right of way distance before completing any work. For more information please contact the Department of Public Works at 603-448-3112.