Southtowns Record

Board Packet 08.10.2026

Government
Village of Springville
Board
Village Board
Meeting
Aug 10, 2026
Kind
Agenda packet
Topics
Zoning and land use, Water, sewer and drainage, Budget and taxes, Public safety, Parks and recreation, Audits and oversight, Energy and data center siting, Roads and traffic

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Planning Board
May 26, 2026

With no further questions, Chairman asked for a motion to approve the SEQR Member Greg
Keyser made a motion to declare this a type II SEQR with no further review needed.

Chairman Muhlbauer then asked for a motion to approve the site plan. Member Guy Marlette
made the motion, seconded by Member Terry Skelton. All in favor, none opposed.

The vote went as follows:

  e  Bob Muhibauer  aye
  e  Greg Keyser  aye
  e  Guy Marlette  aye
  e  Terry Skelton  aye
  e  Brett Landsman  absent

Application # 11257 approved.

 Next on the agenda, a continuation of the following Public Hearing:

Application # 11211 Site Plan approval for SYI Community Center 79 S. Buffalo St.
Springville, NY SBL 335.19-4-14

Chairman Muhlbauer asked Hillary Georgi the architect from Elev8 to explain what revisions
were made since the first meeting. She invited Tom Reynolds from Nussbaumer & Clarke to
come up to review the information with her and to answer any questions the board may have.

She explained the driveway will now have one entrance and exit with a loop for easy drop off
and pick up.
The dumpster located on the North side of the building will be rotated to allow for easy access
for the garbage truck.
The maintenance shed would be moved over and sidewalk widened for any firetrucks or
emergency vehicles needing to access that area as recommended.
 Hillary explained that there are three trees in the front that will need to be relocated as to allow
 for the parking lot in the front. Snow removal wiil be pushed to the front parking lot and hauled
 out if needed.
 Tom Reynolds explained the utility layout and said that it will have underground electric and that
 the existing gas service will remain.