City of Lennox
Come Grow With Us!
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Welcome to Lennox, South Dakota
Lennox...Come Grow With Us Welcome to the City of Lennox's website. We hope you will find the information here helpful in learning more about our community. Our community is a great blend of the new and the old. We have a new high school, new community library, new water towers, new baseball field improvements, and our latest new is beautiful street lights for our downtown area. Our old is preserved through our Historical Society in the local museum which once served as a hospital for the community. Our future projects include a major sewer system upgrades and new businesses added in our industrial area. Since so much is changing, you will want to check back often. If you need additional information, please feel free to contact the city office at (605) 647-2286 or email us at lennoxcityadm@iw.net.The 2007 Drinking Water Report for the City of Lennox is now available. You can view the report online (click on link above) or pick up a copy at City Hall. |
Building Permits
The City of Lennox requires building permits for "..the construction, reconstruction, alteration, enlargement, moving, or demolition or any building or structure or any portion thereof, or with the construction of curb and gutter, sidewalks or driveways approaches..." - taken from the Revised Municipal Ordinances of the City of Lennox, South Dakota 2002.
Permit applications can be obtained at the city office located at 107 S. Main. You may also call the city office if you would like an application mailed to you. Fees for permits are based on the estimated value of the work being done. The minimum fee is $20.00. If you have questions about a building project, you may contact the city office (605-647-2286) or our Zoning Administrator, Bernard Ramert (cell phone number 605-212-6217). Request Building Permit Application Online more... |
 New street lights for Main Street New street lights were placed on the down town section of Main Street just in time for the new Christmas decorations. The new lights not only add to the charm of Main Street, they also eliminated the overhead wires. The hope is that the lights can be extended to include more of Main Street in the future. |
