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Council tables park‑naming ordinance amid concerns over existing promotional materials

Carlisle City Council · June 23, 2026
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Summary

Council paused action on Ordinance 8-26, which would formalize park names in city code, after members raised concerns that changing 'Roscoe Roof Park' to 'Roof Park' could confuse printed materials and signage; the ordinance was tabled for further discussion with Parks & Recreation.

Council considered Ordinance 8-26 to amend the Codified Ordinances to formally establish park names but voted to table the item to allow further consultation with the Parks and Recreation Board. City Manager Chris Lohr listed proposed names—Lions Park, Cook Park, Roof Park and B&O Rail Commons—but members expressed concern that shortening 'Roscoe Roof Park' to 'Roof Park' might conflict with promotional materials that had already been printed.

Council Member Tim Humphries moved to table the ordinance and Council Member Michael Kilpatrick seconded; the motion carried on a unanimous roll call. Council directed staff to discuss the matter further with the Parks and Recreation Board before taking final action.