Board of Equalization
N2-800
Agenda — 23 items
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- 2 This meeting will be simulcast via Webex so the public and members of the Board of Equalization may participate electronically. Meetings may be closed for reasons allowed by statute. Motions relating to any of the items listed below, including final action, may be taken. This meeting can be accessed through Cisco Webex at: https://slco.webex.com/weblink/register/r96744783f663ad5bc16421acab9df907
- 1. CALL TO ORDER
- 2. PUBLIC COMMENT
- 3. APPROVAL OF BOE MINUTES
- 3.1 Acceptance of BoE minutes for March 19, 2024
- 4. APPROVAL OF ASSESSOR AND HEARING OFFICER RECOMMENDATIONS
- 4.1 Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations
- 5. APPROVAL OF SIGNIFICANT ADJUSTMENTS
- 5.1 Significant Adjustments
- 6. GREENBELT BOE ROLLBACK APPEALS
- 6.1 Brimhall, Yvette & James TR TC#8633 Tax Year 2023
- 7. PERSONAL PROPERTY APPEALS
- 7.1 Personal Property Recommended Action
- 8. CHARITY PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE
- 8.1 Recommendations from Charity Plan Review Committee
- 9. EXEMPT PROPERTY RECOMMENDATIONS
- 9.1 Request for continued Exemptions with No Change in Use
- 9.2 New Applications for Exemption - Real Property and Personal Property
- 9.3 Exempt Property Change Requests
- 9.4 Exempt Property - Removals
- 9.5 Authorization for Clerk of the Board to Implement Decisions
- 23 ADJOURN
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