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September 14, 2026 TRUSTEE NOTES & PROJECT REPORTS Trustee Roberts o SYI Capital Project is going well. o SYI has fundraisers coming up. Please support the youth programs. o Spoke with a Resident on Maple Ave who is very pleased with the way the Village handled the paving process this year. o Expressed concerns with the crosswalks within the Village. Several are not adequate especially by Newman and Main St. Can we contact the State and have them improved. o Concerned about drivers not stopping at crosswalks throughout the Village. o Wanted to share how impressed he is with the Town and the maintenance at the Town Park for ballgames. o The town park will be closing Columbus Day weekend. Trustee Baker o Wanted to thank the Streets Department for the crosswalks by the Rails to Trails. o Zoning Board update. Trustee Lipka o Spoke with Phil Drozd regarding the crosswalk at Buffalo St. which is County Road. o Would like to see a light at the crosswalks at Main and Newman and Main and Pearl. There is a light at the Main and Mechanic St crosswalk, but people do not stop. Very dangerous. o Talked about process and procedures for all the boards. Should follow the Code of Conduct Rules of Order. The boards should be more inclusive-not exclusive. o Thank everyone involved with the Concert Series this year - was a great line up. o Mentioned the Historic Preservation meeting on October 13. 2026. Meeting will run from 6:30 pm-7:30 pm and will be informational about the Historic Districts and the tax incentives that go along with owning in these districts. o Wants to thank everyone for the hard work done on the Welcome to Village of Springville Sign by Lowes. It was group effort and it looks great. o Had a productive meeting with Seth Wochenski from the Springville Center for the Arts. Seth offered to set up a tour throughout the Village to address Murals and other concerns residents may have. o Food Distribution will be at the Senior Center on 9/18/ 2026 Trustee Schuster o Thanked Officer Shane Miller for his efforts regarding E-Bikes in the Village. o Mentioned that the sewer smell is still an issue. Superintendent Duane Boberg assured the board that the Village is doing everything they can to remedy this problem. o Encouraged members to read the book Walkable City - How to encourage walkability in your Village/City Mayor Belscher o No report TREE COMMITTEE REPORT - None PUBLIC COMMENT - None EXECUTIVE SESSION - Motion was made to adjourn to Executive Session at 8:00 by Trustee Baker, seconded by Trustee Schuster and carried with unanimous approval to discuss Litigation Issues which may result in a vote being taken when returned to regular session. Motion made to re-enter Regular Session at 8:26 pm by Trustee Baker, seconded by Trustee Roberts and carried with unanimous approval Upon return from Executive Session to Regular Session a vote for a resolution took place. At this time, Trustee Schuster left the meeting and building for the night and did not take part in the vote below. o Resolution to move forward with the appeal of Erie County Supreme Court Justice DelMonte’s decision in the case of Sean Mahoney vs. Village of Springville et al. Motion to move forward with the appeal was made by Trustee Roberts, seconded by Trustee Baker and carried with unanimous approval. P a g e 18 | 19