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| March 16, 2026 Discussion: o Election information is on the village website www. villageofspringvilleny.gov. Please see NYS Board of Election website www.elections.ny.gov for more information or contact your attorney. Election Day is Wednesday March 18th from Noon until 9 pm. at 65 Franklin Street. o Last day to pay any unpaid water/sewer and lawn mowing invoices is April 20th. Any accounts left unpaid after that will be relevied onto the Village tax bill for June Ist. o Reorganization Meeting is April 6, 2026, at 7pm. Parking Ban ends April 1. Superintendent Report Resolutions: ° Resolution: Make Village lead agency for LL 5 of 2026 STR Ordinance Regulating Short Term Rentals. This was accepted by Trustee Schuster, seconded by Trustee Padasak and carried with unanimous approval. Resolution: Accept SEQR/Neg Dec for LL 5 of 2026. This was accepted by Trustee Schuster, seconded by Trustee Padasak and carried with unanimous approval. Resolution: Adopt LL 5 of 2026 STR Ordinance Regulating Shott Term Rentals. See Attachment 03162026 A.1. Discussion: Mayor Michaels thanked Trustee Padasak and the team that spent much time working on this document. He believes this local law is a strong, solid document. Trustee Padasak stated that this local law is attempting to get STR’s on record to allow people to be able to operate because without this local law, cannot have STR’s in the Village. She understands that there are some things that need to be changed and clarified. Some definitions are missing but ifnot defined in local law, would default to the NYS building code. Trustee Buncy wanted confirmation that the Arts Center will still be able to operate. Trustee Padasak confirmed that yes, the Arts Center can operate. Village Attorney Weiss confirmed that whatever is not specifically defined in the local law defaults to NYS code. If an entity is not for profit, that does not make a difference. Trustee Padasak confirmed that appeals by default should go to the zoning board of appeals. She is more comfortable moving forward with this local law as it is now so residents can start operating STR’s within the Village. ° Trustee Schuster understands that there are questions and concerns, but this is a good start and would like to get this local law in our books. Local Law’s can be revisited where and when changes to local laws needs to happen. Trustee Schuster supports this local law and would like it to be part of our code. She would like to thank Duane Boberg, John Baker, Greg Keyser and Trustee Padasak for all their hard work and will support the passage of the local law. Trustee Belscher agrees that it is time to get this law on our books. Resolution to Adopt LL 5 of 2026 STR Ordinance Regulating Short Term Rentals was approved by Trustee Buncy, seconded by Trustee Schuster and carried with unanimous approval. Resolution: Make Village lead agency for LL 6 of 2026 Proposed changes to Section 200-2 and Section 200-35 Signage. Motion was made by Trustee Schuster, seconded by Trustee Buncy and carried with unanimous approval. Resolution: Accept SEQR/Neg Dec for LL 6 of 2026. Motion was made by Trustee Schuster, seconded by Trustee Padasak and carried with unanimous approval. Resolution: Adopt LL 6 of 2026 Proposed changes to Section 200-2 and 200-35 Signage. See attachment 03162026 A.2 Trustee Schuster wanted to state that this is aligning the Village code to the 1* amendment rights. Resolution to adopt LL 6 of 2026 was made by Trustee Padasak, seconded by Trustee Schuster and carried with unanimous approval. Resolution: Approving agreement for the sale of Niagara Project Wholesale Power and Energy with the New York Power Authority. This is the negotiated agreement between NYPA and MEUA. Our hydro power. Motion was made by Trustee Padasak, seconded by Trustee Buncy and carried with unanimous approval. Resolution: To accept the annual bids from: Page 3113