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June 16th, 2026 City Council Meeting

Published: Jun 16, 2026

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UtilitiesInfrastructure

City Council Approves Work Agreement for Gas Department

The council approved a collectible work agreement with Lebanon National Property Owner 1, LLC, and a related budget amendment for the gas department. This was presented by Gina Santana, Utilities Director [cite: 324, 328].

Zoning And Land UseInstitutional

Zoning Atlas Amended for 690 Franklin Road to Allow Aviation Youth Education Center

The council approved the second reading of ordinance 267414, amending the official zoning atlas at 690 Franklin Road from RD9 duplex residential 9000 to Ball Aviation Youth Education Center tech specific plan in Ward 4 [cite: 280, 285].

GrantsInfrastructure

City Council Approves Grant for Asset Management Plan

The council approved the first reading of an ordinance authorizing a grant contract with the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation for an Asset Management Plan. This involves hiring a consulting firm and approving a related budget amendment, as presented by Gina Santana, Utilities Director [cite: 318, 321].

Transparency And GovernanceAll

City Council Adopts New Codification of Municipal Ordinances

The council approved the second reading of ordinance 267410, adopting a new codification of municipal ordinances for the city of Lebanon, Tennessee. The ordinance includes provisions for penalties, amendments, and the effective date of the code. It was presented by City Attorney Bandy Wright [cite: 287-288, 292].

Hiring & ProcurementCommercial

Sam's Receives Certificate of Compliance for Wine Sales

The council approved a certificate of compliance for retail food store wine sales for Sam's, located at 600 Willard Hagen Drive. This was presented by Lindsey Wolfenbarger, Finance Director [cite: 296, 300].

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