Southtowns Record

Board Packet 02.02.2026

Government
Village of Springville
Board
Village Board
Meeting
Feb 2, 2026
Kind
Agenda packet
Topics
Budget and taxes, Water, sewer and drainage, Zoning and land use, Public safety, Roads and traffic, Short-term rentals, Moratoriums, Parks and recreation, Audits and oversight

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2. Any other duly authorized law enforcement officers or code enforcement personnel.

B. Officers are authorized to issue:

  I. Appearance tickets or summonses retumable in a court of competent jmisdiction; and
  2. Civil citations as othe1wise authotized by Village Code.

§I1. Penallies

A. Except where state law prescribes a different penalty (including civil fines under Vehicle and
Traffic Law§1282), any person who violates this Local Law shall be guilty of a violation,
punishable by:

  I. First offense: A fine of up to one hundred dollars ($100);
  2. Second offense within twelve (12) months: A fine of up to two hundred fifty dollars
  ($250);
  3. Third or subsequent offense within twelve (12) months: A fine of up to five hundred
  dollars ($500).

B, Each separate violation, and each day a contimiing violation persists, may be treated as a
separate offense.

C. In the event a child sixteen ( 16) years or younger operates any Motorized and Electric
scooter, motorized device, and/or Electric Bicycle in violation of this Article and/ or the Vehicle
& Traffic law of the State of New York, such device shall be impounded by any police
department authorized to operate within the Village of Springville. The parent(s)/ guardians of
such child shall be notified by such police department to appear before the police department in
order to have such device released to the parent/guardian upon the payment of the civil penalty
amounts set fotth below. It shall not be a defense that the child operates such device owned by a
third party or parties.

D. In the case of violations by persons under eighteen (18) years of age, a summons may be
issued to the parent or legal guardian, consistent ll'ith state law.

§12. Relationship to State Law

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