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Historic Preservation Board Members

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Daniel Olson (Chairperson)

Dan is originally from the Northern Suburbs of Chicago and moved to Rochester in 2014. He received his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from John Carroll University where he met his wife Kylie, a Pittsford native. Dan and Kylie have lived on Church Street since 2018, actively renovating and restoring their home while focusing on the original character and charm of the 19th Century house. Current Term of Office (2025-2028)

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Maria Murillo

Maria Adelaida Murillo has been a resident of the village since 1999, where she raised her son, Marco Huot, now an independent graphic designer based in Bozeman, Montana.
 
Maria brings expertise to the Architectural Preservation Board as a certified architectural designer and professional developer. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Pontificia Bolivariana University and has significant experience in the design and development of residential and commercial projects.
 
Her commitment to architectural preservation is demonstrated by her service as Chair and Member of the Historic Preservation Board (2007–2021), providing her with a deep understanding of preservation requirements. Maria has also taught university-level c
ourses in History and Theory of Architecture, covering ancient civilizations through the neoclassical period, and has developed curriculum in History of Architecture.
 
Currently, Maria serves as Director of Professional Learning at Brighton Central School District, focusing on onboarding educators and staff members. She believes that preserving architecturally rich neighborhoods promotes environmental sustainability and fosters a sense of place and belonging for residents and visitors alike.
 
 Current Term of Office (2025-2028)

Jim Roode

Current Term of Office (2025-2028)

Cristina Lanahan, Alternate

Cristina, has a Bachelor of Architecture from The University of Notre Dame. Thereafter, she  spent several years working in Boston, MA predominately on historic renovation and new construction in historic locations. She and her family relocated to Pittsford in 2001 and purchased a house on Locust Street that appears on Village maps as early as 1872. It was formerly the home of the Hicks family. Current Term of Office (2024-2029)