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March 9, 2026 (pg. 2) Chairman Skura asked for a motion to approve this application. Mike Wolniewicz made the motion to approve this Certificate of Appropriateness as presented, seconded by Bill Skura. All in favor, none opposed. Bill Skura asked Seth Wochensky for an update on open projects within the Village. Seth said the work being done at 37 N. Buffalo is still on hold until the internal components for the sign arrive. He is hoping to have this done in time for the Art Crawl in June 2026, but he cannot say for sure. Seth also mentioned that the work at 3 E. Main Street is progressing and the lighting project at 69 E Main is not happening at this time and is to void the application. The last Certificate of Appropriateness before the board this evening is from Phil Convertini with Moeller Signs. They are replacing all the signage at 40 W. Main Street from Rite Aid to Dollar General. Since no one from Moeller Signs was able to attend tonight’s meeting, the board members went through the application, drawings and design of the signage provided. After some review and discussion, Bill Skura asked for a motion on this application. Kelly Baker made the motion to approve this application as presented. Seconded by Mike Wolniewicz. All in favor, none opposed. Bill Skura informed the board that the Historic Preservation Committee for the Village of Springville has been awarded a grant from the Certified Local Government to create a new Brochure, Website and outreach workshops to raise public knowledge and acceptance of local historic preservation programs. Mike Wolniewicz will take the lead on this and reach out to Gregory Pinto with Clinton Brown Company Architecture, PC on who will be working closely with the Historic Preservation Board on this project . Don Orton made the motion to adjourn at 8:00 pm, seconded Mike Wolniewicz. All in favor, none opposed. Respectfully Submitted Jennifer Blumenstein