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*Town Name: |
Lebanon Borough |
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Unofficial, common or
colloquial names |
The Borough of Lebanon
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All zip codes and their Post Office names within town
borders |
Zipcode 08833
Lebanon Post Office (908)236-2101
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Link to official municipal website |
http://www.lebanonboro.com |
I. Single Family Resale Requirements for Residential Properties:
Certificate of Continued Occupancy
Include certificate and fees, fire alarm requirements, carbon monoxide
alarm requirements
When available, telephone numbers, department names, costs, "lead
times", days/hours of operations of each department and scheduling
method.
There is no requirement for C/O when it′s a single family resale on residential properties.
The Certificates of Fire alarm and Carbon monoxide alarm are required.
All applications must go through Lebanon Borough Deputy Clerk: Carolyn Fritsch (908)236-2425 Hours: 8:30-4:30 (Mon-Fri)
The inspections will be completed by Lebanon Borough Fire Dept. Official.
The cost is $40.00 (include both certificates) and the certificates is only good for 30 days. |
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C/O Requirements for Rentals
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C/O Requirements for 2-4 Family Homes:
It′s required for C/O when it is used as rental home.
2-4 family homes have the same requirements as single family for the Certificate of Fire Alarm and Carbon Monoxide Alarm.
Each family unit cost $40.00 for both certificates. |
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Sign Regulations: Municipal regulations covering "For Sale" signs, open
house signs. List any private communities within the town borders (no
regulations, just the NAMES).
It′s allowed only one sign for a property. The size of the signs can′t be bigger than 5 square feet in area. (Any more info: Please call zoning officer, Joseph Hauck at (908)236-2072 between 7-9 pm)
There are three Cando communities within Lebanon Borough:
1. Lebanon Commence
2. Grist Mill Commence
3. Camelot |
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Cell Phone Regulations
None
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Trash disposal, sewer and water information if NOT municipal. Sewer and
water, include names of service providers. For trash collection, do NOT
include provider.
Trash Disposal: Kasper Disposal Service (908)782-4962
Sewer: Lebanon Borough Sewerage Authority (908)236-2704
Water: Town of Clinton (908)735-2265 |
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Fencing regulations and information regarding fence permits.
It′s not required to obtain a fence permit before you install any fence currently as long as you are following the fence regulations: (or call Joseph Hauck at (908)236-2072 between 7-9 pm)
It can′t be higher than six feet.
The fence can′t be placed in front of the house.
The nicer side of the fence has to be facing the neighbor. |
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Parking Information: Municipal Lots, Public Transit Lots, where to
get permits, etc...
Municipal parking lot is located in front of Municipal Building and Holjes-Sheppared Memorial Park.
There is no meter parking lots in Lebanon Borough. |
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"Horse" regulations
N/A |
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II. History: Characteristics: Limited to those things that will probably
not change.
Land Area: (square miles approximately)
Population: (approximately)
Lebanon is located north of Round Valley reservoir and east of Clinton. It was known in the early part of the 19th century as Jacksonville and later as Lebanonville, Lebanonville Depot and finally Lebanon - a station on the Central Railroad. The borough was officially formed from the Clinton Township in 1926. There is no documented evidence on how Lebanon, as a village, acquired its name.
The Dutch Reformed Church is on of the oldest churches in Hunterdon County.
Records of the church begin in 1769, however, the church is citied at 1747.
Land Area: 0.9 Square Miles
Population: 1,125 (2002 Estimation) |
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Links to schools - public and private:
Lebanon Borough School (K-6): www.familyeducation.com/nj.lebanon
Clinton Township School District (7-8): www.ctsd.k12.nj.us
North Hunterdon High School (9-12): www.nhvweb.net/nhhs
Vorhees High School (9-12): www.nhvweb.net/vhs
Acorn Montessori School: www.acornschool.org (Private) |
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Link to library:
www.hunterdon.lib.nj.us
The residents of Lebanon Borough can go to any of Hunterdon County Library. |
Other information:
Holjes-Sheppard Memorial Park. The park is utilized for baseball and basketball games and many local community activities throughout the year.
The Annual "Burning of the Greens": Neither the cold nor snow could keep people away from Holjes-Sheppard Memorial Park and the blazing spectacle of more than 100 burning Christmas trees.
The Lebanon Borough School is a K-6 elementary school with an enrollment of approximately 90 students. The average class size is approximately 14 students, with one section of each grade. It is well below the state average.
The Median Income of Lebanon Borough is $68,542 and Average Income (households with children) is $91,818.
The average age is 38.6 years.
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