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Board of Equalization reappoints chair and vice chair; schedules alternates for upcoming hearings
Summary
During its May 13 reorganization meeting the board reappointed Barb Bellamy as chair and Tyson Cox as vice chair, reviewed hearing dates and conflicts, and assigned alternates for May hearings.
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Board of Equalization reappointed Barb Bellamy as chair and Tyson Cox as vice chair at its May 13 annual reorganization meeting and agreed cover for member conflicts on upcoming hearing dates.
Board member Mr. Bagley nominated Bellamy to continue as chair. There were no further nominations and the board, with no objections recorded on the record, retained Bellamy as chair. Bagley then nominated Tyson Cox to continue as vice chair; Cox said he was willing to serve and the board recorded no objections.
The board then reviewed scheduling for hearings later in May and identified conflicts. Mr. Bagley disclosed potential conflicts on Thursday, May 22 (he had prior involvement on two appeals: Bridal Lake and Michael Adams). Board member Mr. Johnson said he is unavailable on Wednesdays through June because of grand-jury duty but could be available on Thursday afternoons. The clerk advised that Bagley’s two appeals are scheduled for the morning (9 a.m.) and afternoon (1 p.m.) on May 22, and that alternate members would be needed to ensure a five-member panel. The board agreed that Mr. Wheeler would serve as an alternate for both days; the clerk confirmed scheduling arrangements and the board adjourned.
No roll-call vote text was transcribed for the chair or vice-chair nominations, and the transcript records the selections by nomination and absence of objections rather than a recorded roll-call tally.
