Carlisle Parks and Recreation Board gathered community input for its recreation master plan. At a National Night Out event August 4, approximately 50 residents provided feedback on existing parks and desired improvements. The board's consultant evolveEA created a Parks Passport for additional
The Carlisle Historical and Architectural Review Board approved four Certificates of Appropriateness and tabled three applications at its August meeting.
Carlisle Historic District board approved six projects at its August meeting. The Historical and Architectural Review Board voted unanimously on requests from St. Paul Lutheran Church for roof repairs using in-kind materials, Eric Storms and Kathleen Calvert for signage installation, John Paul
Carlisle Borough Council approved land development, fire alarm, and infrastructure contracts in July meeting. Deputy Mayor Perry presided as Mayor Shultz was absent, with the council voting unanimously to approve the Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan for Sheetz Rebuild and authorize a $59,400
The Carlisle Historical and Architectural Review Board approved eight Certificate of Appropriateness requests at its July 6 meeting while tabling two applications pending additional information. Vice Chair Ed Hazel presided, with members Joshua Dourte, Doug Heineman and Martin Siefering present.
Carlisle HARB approves eight renovation certificates for historic district properties. The Historical and Architectural Review Board unanimously approved eight Certificates of Appropriateness at its July 6 meeting, with Vice Chair Ed Hazel presiding. Approvals included roof replacements for Rob &
Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend Council approve a Sheetz store rebuild. Vice Chair Lee Winton moved the recommendation for Sheetz Store #263 at 1900 Ritner Highway, and the Commission voted 5-0 to approve the Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan.
Carlisle Planning Commission unanimously endorses Sheetz convenience store demolition and rebuild plan. The commission recommended Council approval of a Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan from Integrated Consulting on behalf of Sheetz, Inc., to demolish the existing approximately 7,298 square
Carlisle Parks Board discusses comprehensive recreation plan update and Mooreland school construction impacts. Director Andrea Crouse reported that EvolveEA, the consultant for the Comprehensive Recreation, Parks, and Open Space Plan, has scheduled public engagement for June 27 at the Summerfair
Carlisle Council voted 7-0 on parking code changes and park improvements.
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