Politics & Government
Malay Named to Historic Preservation Panel
St. Charles City Council ratifies appointment by Mayor Rogina.
Mayor Raymond Rogina’s appointment of a former city employee who has been a community activist and two-time City Council candidate to the St. Charles Historic Preservation Commission was ratified Monday by the City Council.
The council voted unanimously Monday night to ratify Kim Malay’s appointment to the historic preservation panel.
Twice a candidate to represent Ward 5 on the City Council, Malay has been a vocal advocate on a number of issues, including her efforts during the adoption of the city’s 2013 Comprehensive Plan.
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In his executive summary to the City Council about his decision to appoint her, Rogina noted that Malay had served from 1995 to 2008 as the city’s historic preservation coordinator and the city’s staff liaison to the Historic Preservation Commission.
“She has a deep commitment to the St. Charles community and would be honored to serve this commission,” Rogina wrote to the council.
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Her appointment, Rogina wrote, will fill a vacancy on the commission. Her term will expire April 30, 2015.
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