Board approves short‑term street closures for downtown events and Lebanon High homecoming parade
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Summary
The board approved rolling and short‑block street closures for two downtown events organized by CluesBruise (Sept. 10 and Sept. 27) and a rolling route for Lebanon High School’s homecoming parade (Sept. 19). Closures will include specified half‑block and alley segments and standard event hours as presented to the board.
The Lebanon Board of Works approved multiple short‑term street closures Sept. 8 to accommodate downtown events and the Lebanon High School (LHS) homecoming parade.
Staff covered a request from CluesBruise to close the half‑block between Meridian and E Street — from the north–south crosswalk on the east side of the Washington/Meridian intersection to the north–south alley behind the restaurant — on two dates: Sept. 10 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. for a Discover Boone County event, and Sept. 27 from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. to accommodate multiple reunions and graduations. The board approved those closures as presented.
Separately, LHS requested a rolling street closure for the homecoming parade on Friday, Sept. 19, with the parade beginning at 4:30 p.m. Representatives (identified as Sarah and Addie in the record) described the planned route; the board moved to approve the rolling closure for the parade and voted in favor.
The approvals were routine event street‑closure authorizations; the board did not add conditions on the record beyond the times and locations presented. City staff will coordinate traffic control and notification for the events.