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26 <br /> Since the work of this body is dependent on hearings, it has not historically submitted an Annual <br /> Work Plan. <br /> The Animal Services Hearing Panel Pool does not make recommendations for appointments. <br /> The following individuals and positions are presented for Board consideration: <br /> NAME POSITION TYPE OF EXPIRATION <br /> DESCRIPTION APPOINTMENT DATE <br /> TERM <br /> Michael Town of Chapel Hill First Full Term 03/31/2028 <br /> Delafield rea ointment <br /> Lynne DuBose At-Large First Full term 03/31/2028 <br /> Unincorporated (reappointment) <br /> Allan Polak Animal Services Second Full Term 03/31/2028 <br /> Advisory Board <br /> Member <br /> Deborah Hill Animal Services First Full Term 03/31/2028 <br /> Advisory Board (reappointment) <br /> Member <br /> BOCC At-Large First Full Term 03/31/2028 <br /> Appointee <br /> If the positions listed above are filled, the following vacancies remain: <br /> POSITION EXPIRATION VACANCY INFORMATION <br /> DESIGNATION DATE <br /> Town of Carrboro 03/31/2026 Vacant since 03/31/2023 <br /> Town of Chapel 03/31/2026 Vacant since 03/31/2023 <br /> Hill <br /> Town of 03/31/2028 Vacant since 03/31/2022 <br /> Hillsborough <br /> At-Large 03/31/2026 Vacant since 03/31/2023 <br /> Tara May introduced the item. <br /> The Board agreed by consensus to appoint the recommended applicants. <br /> Chair Bedford suggested Cathy Munnier for the vacant at-large position. <br /> The Board agreed by consensus to appoint Cathy Munnier to the vacant at-large position. <br /> 4. Board of Equalization and Review —Appointments Discussion <br /> The Board discussed appointments to the Board of Equalization and Review. <br /> BACKGROUND: The Board of Equalization and Review is a quasi-judicial body that hears <br /> appeals from residents concerning various property tax issues, including valuation and exemption <br /> appeals. The Board of Equalization and Review is charged with ensuring that all taxable property <br /> is appraised and assessed according to the standards required by the North Carolina General <br /> Statutes. <br />