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Planner announces passing of Historic Landmarks commissioner Lynette Teal Smith

Astoria Traffic Safety Advisory Committee / Astoria Planning Commission · April 29, 2025
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Summary

City Planner Tiffany Taylor told the Planning Commission that Historic Landmarks Commissioner Lynette Teal Smith passed away last week; Taylor invited colleagues to reach out to Smith’s husband Jeff Smith and daughter Victoria, who is a recent college graduate.

City Planner Tiffany Taylor told the Astoria Planning Commission that the city had lost a member of its Historic Landmarks Commission. Taylor said, “we did have a loss of a commissioner on our, historic landmarks commission. Lynette Teal Smith has passed away.”

Taylor noted Lynette Teal Smith’s service to the city and the HLC and provided family contact context, saying colleagues could reach out to her husband, Jeff Smith, who is the curator at the Maritime Museum, and mentioned their daughter Victoria’s recent college graduation. Commissioners responded with condolences.

This announcement was made during routine staff reports and no formal action was associated with the announcement; the commission adjourned later in the meeting.