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Docusign Envelope ID: B520119A-7BCF-4EDD-B6EA-05B01 DEEFAA1 <br /> Related meeting notes: <br /> • Oaths of Office were administered, and Orange County Disclosure Statements were completed <br /> prior to the meeting being called to order. <br /> • Chair Leon Meyers called the meeting to order at 1:02 pm <br /> • Chair Leon Meyers opened the Board for accepting appeals for 2025. <br /> • The pre-adjournment meeting dates were reviewed. <br /> 2025 Proposed Meeting Dates: <br /> Convene May 51h <br /> May-271h-29th <br /> June-3rd_51h 10th_121h, 24th-26th <br /> July—8th-101h, 15th-171h, 22nd-24th <br /> Adjournment July 315t <br /> There were no conflicts of schedule with the board members at this time.The board members <br /> were advised to contact Chad Phillips with any scheduling conflicts. <br /> Barbara Levine made a motion to accept the 2025 pre-adjournment meeting schedule. Hunter <br /> Beattie seconded the motion.There were no objections. <br /> • The post adjournment meeting dates were reviewed. <br /> 2025 Proposed Post Adjournment Meeting Dates: <br /> August 12th_14th 19th_215t, 26th_28th <br /> September 2nd_4th 9th_11t1, 161h_18th, 23rd_25th, 30th <br /> October—15t_2nd 7th_9th 14th—16th 21st_23rd 28th_30th <br /> November 4th_6tn 11th-13th, 18th-20th <br /> December 2nd_4th 9th_11th <br /> There were no conflicts of schedule with the board members at this time.The board members <br /> were advised to contact Chad Phillips with any scheduling conflicts. <br /> Hunter Beattie made a motion to accept the 2025 post adjournment meeting schedule. Barbara <br /> Levine seconded the motion.There were no objections. <br /> • Chad Phillips opened discussion on NCGS 105-312(k), Power to Compromise.The Orange County <br /> Board of Commissioners, under this statute, have delegated the power to compromise to the <br /> Board of Equalization and Review. The BOER Policy Advisory from 2016 was shared with the <br /> board members.The Advisory lists circumstances in which the BOER can exercise their <br /> compromise authority. It was noted that violating this particular statute could result in a board <br /> member or members being held personally responsible for taxes that were compromised. <br />