The following question refers to a hypothetical situation. You are a member of your county’s board of supervisors. At a public meeting of the board of supervisors, one county resident gets up and shouts at you for raising the state sales tax. After he is finished, you calm the man down and explain to him that you are not responsible for raising the state sales tax and that if he has a problem with the move he should address it with his district representative. He responds with, “Well, do you control any taxes that I can complain about?” In eight to ten sentences, carefully explain the roles of the board of supervisors, elected officials, and appointed officials in county government in handling property taxes.