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Page 3 Planning Board Meeting December 23,2025 Renatta Graham, who lives across the street, has concerns about the additional traffic and mentioned how narrow the street is and already has had issues with people parking on it making - it dangerous to navigate. She feels a few single family homes would be a better fit. Holly Pearce came up to voice her concerns about not being made aware of it and said her neighbor told her. CEO John Baker explained that all public hearings are advertised on the Village website, published in the Springville Journal, social media, and a sign posted on the property. She has concerns about it not fitting into the neighborhood, says it’s too big and will create more traffic. She wishes he would have talked with his neighbors about this. Member Barb Lipka has concerns about aesthetics of the street and Member Brett Landsman feels that smaller rental units may be a better fit. Chairman Muhlbauer said the Planning Board would table this for the next meeting to be held on January 27, 2026 to allow more time to review the current Zoning Map regarding the Health Care Overlay. He thanked the neighbors for voicing their concerns. Next Chairman Muhibauer asked for any updates on Old Business and CEO John Baker said the A&W is targeting the middle of February to open. Chairman Muhlbauer asked for a motion to approve the minutes from the November 25, 2025 meeting. Member Greg Keyser made the motion, seconded by member Brett Landsman. All in favor none opposed.