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Astoria Historic Landmarks Commission keeps current officers for 2025
Summary
The Astoria Historic Landmarks Commission re-elected the existing slate of officers for 2025 after a short nomination and voice vote; the motion was moved and seconded from the dais.
President Mac Burns opened the Feb. 11 meeting and reviewed the requirement under the Astoria Development Code to elect officers for 2025. Commissioner Ross moved to "proceed with our crack team for another year," a motion seconded by Commissioner Osterberg and approved by voice vote.
The motion kept the 2024 officers in place: President Mac Burns, Vice President Michelle Difenbaugh and Secretary Teresa Abbke. Commissioner Ross moved the nomination and Commissioner Osterberg seconded; the commission recorded the approval by voice. No formal roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
The commission proceeded to other business, including approval of minutes and a public hearing on exterior alterations at 1567 Jerome Avenue. The re-election keeps continuity of leadership as the commission takes on a fast-tracked update to the city's historic preservation plan.
