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As mentioned, all this is available as the database administrator using the database commands. Support can assist with providing the database commands to accomplish this. What this request suggests, is an interface to perform these database functions from the Sametime Administration client (added in 12.0.2). Correct?
In addition to deleting a meeting room, functions modifying room name, adding/deleting allowed users to enter, and other settings are necesary. This is because super user as daily operation and help desk are asked to do everything in actual world. All operation on all meeting rooms should be allowed for super user.
In addition to deleting a meeting room, function adding and deleting owner is necessary in case owner is no longer exists on directory while the meeting room is necessary.
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FYI - You can do this today by deleting the corresponding data from MongoDB. There is no need to invent a "super administrator".
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Since the internal specification of database / collections used for managing meeting rooms and chat histories are not opened to end customer, it is too risky for end customer to judge which data is for unused ( useless) meeting rooms ( customer wants to keep useful meeting rooms and chat histories.
FYI - You can do this today by deleting the corresponding data from MongoDB. There is no need to invent a "super administrator".