LANSING  6s2  Town ofLansing  Town Hall 173 B Street" PO Box 266 Lansing, NC: 28643-336,3843938 "www.ansingncus Board of Aldermen: Jim Blevins, Matt Cordell, Anita Greenwood, Tom Richardson, Teresa McCoy  Finance Officer: Elizabeth Johnson  Mack Powers, Mayor  Sandra Roten, Town Clerk  BOARD OF ALDERMAN Regular Meeting Minutes October 12, 2021  The Lansing Board of Alderman met at Town Hall for their regular monthly meeting on October Those present by roll call were: Mayor Mack Powers, Aldermen Jim Blevins, Matt Cordell, Anita Also attending were: Town Clerk Sandy Roten, Maintenance Supervisor Larry Blevins and  12, 2021.  Greenwood, Teresa McCoy, and Tom Richardson René Shuford, GLAD Project Manager. 1.0 Call to Order and Welcome  Mayor Powers called the meeting to order at 6:10 p.m. and welcomed everyone in  attendance.  2.0 Approval of October 12, 2021 Agenda  Amotion was made by Alderman Blevins to add two (2) items to the the agenda. Motion  carried with a 5-0 favor. 3.0 Review Minutes for Approval  Mayor Powers opened the floor for a motion to approve the September 2021 Regular Meeting Minutes or amend if necessary. A motion was made by Alderman Richardson  to accept the minutes as presented. Motion carried with a 5-0 favor.    4.0 Finance Report- None  5.0 LPCCA - They are offering more classes, such as, pottery, weaving, and knitting. More  information is available on their website.  6.0 G.L.A.D. - An update was given by Project Manager, René Shuford.  The next GLAD meeting will be held October 28 by way of ZOOM. Dues of $20 per year are due at that time. Colette Campbell has resigned her position as Treasurer, Summer Davis is stepping down as Secretary, and Dawn Richardson iss stepping down as Vice-President. These three positions will be filled by election Box Car Mural - Sherry Powers has asked the Fire Department to repair the car so that the painting can begin. We are waiting for this to happen. We are waiting on the boards to be removed from the electronic sign so it can be The mural on Lansing Foods will receive a base coat by October 17th. One of our projects will be the sign bed on Piney Creek Road.  at this meeting.  painted.  Signs for the park are finished and in the building. Sherry Powers will paint the Flower boxes are ready to be mounted on the bridge. After cleaning them they look very nice. We need to devise a method to attach them on bridge by early  letters on the signs.  spring.  7.0 LVFD-None  8.0 Public Comments = None 9.0 Other Business  Anita Greenwood, Chairperson for the Playground Committee gave an update on the items they are proposing for the park. They are awaiting quotes for this Clerk Roten asked about sending out a second request to those who have not paid their 2020 tax bills. A letter requesting payment for all outstanding taxes through Clerk Roten asked about replacing the current printer for the office. Ithas stopped printing certain colors and sometimes these colors are needed. It was approved Taking part in a Trunk or Treat was discussed. Itwas decided that the barn would not be open and decorated for Halloween due to Covid. However, even though entry would not be allowed, ifGLADI wanted to provide hot chocolate and hot apple cider it would be acceptable. The hours the park would be available for anyone  equipment.  2020 will be sent.  to purchase of a new printer to not exceed $500.  that wants to participate would be from 4:00 to 6:00.    The problem of speeding through town was discussed. Several options were discussed including a four way stop at the Teaberry Bridge area. More stop signs The situation with the sewer contamination was up for discussion. Agrab sample was taken by Maintenance Supervisor Larry Blevins at the manhole used by LPCCA and Molley Chomper. There was no activity at the school's brick building upon checking for something that might have contributed to this sample. The sample was taken on 9-21-2021 and sent out to be analyzed. The results showed BOD elevated to 2272.70. The normal range for BOD is 200-300. It was decided al letter would be sent to Molley Chomper advising them of these results.  and a 20-mph town wide speed limit were discussed.  11. Motion to Adjourn - A motion was made to adjourn at 8:30 p.m. by Alderman  Richardson. Motion carried with a 5-0 favor.  HadEzan Mack Powers, Mayor  Sandne Rets Sandra Roten, Clerk