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Council appoints two volunteers to Historic Preservation Board

3866782 · June 19, 2025
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Summary

The council appointed Richard Wynne and Mallory Gonzales to the newly created Historic Preservation Board; both nominations passed with unanimous votes reported in the meeting record.

The Corona City Council appointed two community volunteers to the city’s newly created Historic Preservation Board.

Mayor Steiner announced the nomination of long‑time resident Richard Wynne and called for a motion. A councilmember moved to approve Wynne’s appointment and a second was recorded; the council voted unanimously and the appointment passed.

Councilmember Speake nominated Mallory Gonzales, citing her local roots and academic background in history, and the council approved her appointment by unanimous vote. Speake described Gonzales’s service with preservation organizations and said she “will make a valuable addition to the historic preservation board.”

The council took these appointments at the start of the meeting as quick agenda items; no public comment was recorded on either nomination.