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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Duties available, to employees who have sustained an injury or illness
  from a non-job-related activity.
  (d)  Implementation. The Village Administrator and Superintendent will, with the
  cooperation of all Divisions, locate and assign feasible Transitional Duties as
  follows:
  1. The treating approved physician shall be encouraged to release
  temporarily disabled employees to a transitional work status and
  describe the employee's capacities in sufficient detail to enable the
  Village to determine a suitable work or task assignment.
  2 The employee's regular Division shall attempt to locate or design a work
  assignment within the capacities described by the physician.
  3. If the employee's assigned Division is unable to assign suitable work,
  other Divisions shall be contacted to determine if a suitable work
  assignment exists.
  4. If no suitable temporary assignment is available within the assigned
  Division, the Village Board shall be contacted in order to consider other
  alternatives. The Administrator or the Superintendent will attempt,
  when feasible, to coordinate and effect a temporary reassignment of
  the employee on an inter-division basis. The Division of which the
  employee is regularly assigned will continue to provide regular wages
  to the reassigned employee.
  5. Upon release to regular work without restrictions, the employee shall
  be returned to his or her regularly assigned Division and his or her
  regular job classification.
  (e)  Examples of Transitional Duties. Transitional Duties apply to all Divisions
  where appropriate. These duties include but are not limited to the following:
  inventory of tools, equipment and parts, answer phones, clean shop and
  vehicles, light equipment maintenance, road and sidewalk inspections,
  mowing, trimming, run errands, painting, clerical duties, flagman, vehicle
  maintenance, meter repairs and meter testing,

Section 5. An employee shall earn sick leave leave as follows:

  (a) An employee shall earn six (6) hrs of sick leave pay period (Bi-weekly).
  (b) An employee may use sick leave for personal or family illness.
  (c) Family means: Spouse, Partner, Parent, Child, Grandparent,
  Grandchild, Sibling, Parent- in-law, grandparent-in-law, step-parent, and
  step-child.

Section 6. Unused sick leave shall accumulate from year to year to a maximum amount
of one hundred sixty-five (165) workdays.

Section 7. In a continued effort to discourage excessive use of sick leave, the Village agrees
to award those employees who use four (4) or fewer sick days annually the sum of six
hundred ($600) dollars to be paid on the first pay date of the fiscal year.

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