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Commission discusses appointing a liaison to the Webster Groves Historical Society

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Summary

Commissioners recalled an earlier mayoral proposal to appoint a liaison between the Historic Preservation Commission and the Webster Groves Historical Society and discussed a volunteer, Sue (Delicato/Delacandra), who has offered to serve in that role; staff said the appointment process is in administrative review.

The Historic Preservation Commission discussed May 13 the status of a proposed liaison position between the commission and the Webster Groves Historical Society. Commissioners said the mayor had previously proposed creating the liaison role and that the commission has a volunteer who is willing to serve.

A commissioner said, “it was not very long ago that mayor Arnold was saying we have this position… she was looking for somebody to fill it,” and noted that a volunteer named Sue has since offered to serve. Commissioners requested that staff follow up so the mayor’s office or the planning director can complete any administrative steps needed to formalize the liaison appointment.

Staff explained the delay likely results from internal transitions in department leadership and requested a short staff follow‑up; commissioners agreed it would be appropriate to send a note to the mayor’s office and copy planning leadership to expedite the appointment. No formal appointment was made at the meeting; the transcript records an agreement to follow up.