New home construction revealed by easement vacation — Conaco Norgal, LLC
Reviewed Jul 14 · outcome not yet confirmed
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The City of Lebanon reviewed an easement vacation plat for a portion of an existing utility and access easement on the Conaco Norgal, LLC property, which is no longer needed in order to add an additional structure to the site. This indicates planned new construction.
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- What happened
- Lebanon City Council reviewed an easement vacation plat for the Conaco Norgal, LLC property to facilitate the addition of a new structure.
- Why it matters
- The vacation of an easement to 'add an additional structure' signals imminent new construction. General contractors, sitework, and utility contractors should anticipate future building permit applications for this project.
- Timing
- Easement vacation approval typically precedes building permit applications. Construction could begin 3-12 months after the easement is officially vacated.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: lebanonohio.gov