51-acre greenspace purchase & multi-use path — Miller Rd
Reviewed Jul 14 · outcome not yet confirmed
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The City of Lebanon is applying for a State Clean Ohio Fund NRAC grant to purchase a 51-acre parcel north of Miller Road for greenspace preservation, which will include the construction of a multi-use path connecting to the Lebanon trail system. The purchase agreement is for $1.4 million.
Budget: $1.4M
Land clearing / tree servicePaving / asphaltLandscaping / irrigationErosion & sediment control
- What happened
- Lebanon City Council authorized an application for a State Clean Ohio Fund NRAC grant to acquire 51 acres north of Miller Road for greenspace and a multi-use path. A purchase agreement for $1.4 million is contingent on grant award.
- Why it matters
- If the grant is awarded and the land is acquired, there will be construction work for land clearing, path paving, and landscaping to create a public greenspace and trail system.
- Timing
- The grant application process is underway. If the grant is awarded and the purchase proceeds, design and bidding for the multi-use path and greenspace development would follow, likely in 6-18 months.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: lebanonohio.gov