annual report town of winterport

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ANNUAL REPORT

TOWN OF WINTERPORT

YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2008

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Cover Picture

Isaac Rankin Store at the foot of White Street

(Isaac Rankin 1847 – 1928)

Photo provided by Winterport Historical Society

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ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FIFTH

ANNUAL REPORT

of the

MUNICIPAL OFFICERS

of the

TOGETHER WITH WARRANT FOR TOWN

MEETING

JUNE 09 & 11, 2009

INCORPORATED MARCH 12, 1860

ESTIMATED POPULATION 3,602

The Bacon Tree

1860

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CONTENTS Dedication 6

Boston Post Cane 7

Sample Ballot 8

Application for Absentee Ballot 9

Current Elected Officials 10

Board & Committees 11

Municipal Officials & Employees 12

Town Manager & Council Report 13

Board of Assessors Report 14

Fire & Rescue Association Report 15-16

Winterport Volunteer Ambulance Service 16

Treasurer’s Report 17-18

Auditor’s Report 19-23

Tax Collector Reports

Tax-Acquired Property for Sale 24

2008 - 2009 Property Taxes Due 25-26

2009 Property Tax File 27-65

Abatements & Supplemental 66

Pull Outs

Town Meeting Warrant Colored pages

Town Clerk Reports

Town Meeting Minutes for June 12, 2008 67-78

Town Clerk Report (Births, Deaths, Election & Town Meeting Dates 79

Department Reports

Neighbor’s Cupboard 80

Code Enforcement/Plumbing Inspector 81

Road Maintenance 81

Cemetery District 82

Animal Control 82

Transfer Station 83-84

Recreation Board 85

Winterport Memorial Library 86

Winterport Women’s Club 87

Planning Board 87

Winterport Union Meeting House 88

Historical Association 89

Winterport Fire Department 90

Waldo County Sheriff 91-92

Winterport Water District 93-97

Congress of the United States, Michael H. Michaud 98

State House of Representatives – Michael Thibodeau 99

State Senate – Carol Weston 100

United States Senate – Susan M. Collins 101

Forms

Property Declaration Form 102-103

Winterport Ambulance Subscription 104

Emergency / Useful Phone Numbers Back Cover

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DEDICATION

This 2009 Winterport Town Report is dedicated to “a man of his word - a more honorable

man you cannot find.”

This is how Sam Butler is described by his long-time friend and colleague, retired Fire Chief

Stan Bowden.

Often also described as a “volunteer’s volunteer,” Sam has contributed countless hours to the

needs of the Town of Winterport and to its citizens. His volunteer service goes back more than two

decades and ranges from driving the ambulance to picking up food in either Bangor or Augusta for

the Neighbors Cupboard.

For nearly 20 years, Sam has provided leadership to town government, beginning with the

Board of Selectmen and following a change in the town’s Charter, he continues on the Town

Council - currently as its Chair.

When an ambulance call rings in from Waldo County Dispatch Center, Sam is nearly always

the first to respond to the station. He has been a volunteer driver for the Winterport Volunteer

Ambulance Service for more than 15 years and a member of the Winterport Volunteer Fire

Department equally long.

A native of Winterport, Sam will always recall his most memorable ambulance run. In

March of 1997, he was part of a three-man team who helped deliver the first baby in the town’s

ambulance. “We used a lot of towels that day,” Sam told the Bangor Daily News reporter. He was a

second-year ambulance driver at the time, in charge of supplies.

Today, Sam’s turnout gear still includes stork pins, symbols given to ambulance attendants

who are part of a delivery.

Sam owns and operates S.G. Butler Memorials at his Staples Road home and is a long-term

member of the Winterport chapter of Odd Fellows.

Sam is married to Donna (Ward) Butler. They raised three daughters and two sons at their

home on the Staples Road.

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BOSTON POST CANE

On April 28, 2008 at the home of Eleanor Rhodes 1058 N. Main Street, a

milestone celebration was held as the Boston Post Cane was presented to Edwina H.

Fletcher, Eleanor’s mother. On hand for the presentation were, daughter Linda

Montgomery, Phillip G. Pitula the current town manager, Susan Rioux town councilor,

Lledrew Hackett former selectman and nephew of the recipient, granddaughter Kathy

Urquehart, grandson Toby Montgomery, daughter-in-law Arthelene Hammond, friends

Lynn Anderson, Clydella Anderson, and Linda Hoff, Bangor Daily News reporter Walter

Griffin, Republican Journal reporter Megan Richardson, and State Representative

Michael Thibodeau.

Mrs. Fletcher was born on October 27, 1910 at her families Washington Street

residence in Winterport, one year after the Boston Post Cane’s were first distributed.

Edwina was married for 55 years to the late Henry Fletcher, a retired Chief Engineer

from the Merchant Marine, and together they raised four children in Winterport.

Some Previous Boston Post Cane Holders

Helen Faust Mildred Wing Eva Clark Alfreda Littlefield

Oscar Nickerson Charles Sugden Charles David Annie Clapp

Emma Kelley Charles Hunting Harry H. Woodman Lewis Stubbs

Victoria Grant Katharine Woodward Ernest Tuttle

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ANNUAL TOWN MEETING ELECTION TOWN OF WINTERPORT, MAINE

JUNE 09, 2009 SAMPLE BALLOT

Make a cross (x) or a check (√) in the square at the left of the name of the

candidate for whom you wish to vote. Follow directions as to the number of candidates to be voted on for each office. You may vote for a person whose name does not appear on the ballot by writing in his/her name in the proper blank

space, marking a cross (x) or a check (√) in the proper square at the left.

FOR TOWN COUNCIL FOR A TERM OF THREE YEARS. VOTE FOR ONE

Cooper, Stephen

Hamor, Christopher

Rioux, Peter

Rogers, William

____________________________Write-in

FOR ASSESSOR FOR A TERM OF THREE YEARS. VOTE FOR ONE

Tyler, Joseph

____________________________ Write-in

FOR SAD #22 DIRECTOR FOR A TERM OF THREE YEARS. VOTE FOR ONE

Clark, Kimberly

____________________________ Write-in

SAMPLE BALLOT

Deborah K. Hoover Town Clerk

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APPLICATION FOR ABSENTEE BALLOT

WINTERPORT MUNICIPAL ELECTION JUNE 09, 2009

I, _______________________________, a registered voter of

(Full Name)

________________________________________________, Winterport, Maine, am (Street Address) NOT Post Office Box _____ enrolled in the ______________________ party, or _____ not enrolled in a political party but wish to be enrolled in the _________________ party.

G. Send ballot to me at ___________________________________________

(Street Address OR PO BOX #, Municipality, State, and Zip Code)

OR

G. Deliver ballot to_______________________________________________

(3rd Person designated to receive ballot for personal delivery to me)

Date: _______________ Signature: __________________________ (Voter or immediate Family Member) Please State Family Relationship

DO NOT ENCLOSE THIS APPLICATION WITH THE VOTED BALLOT This portion to be completed by the municipality where you are registered to vote

MUNICIPAL CERTIFICATION I certify that this applicant is ( ) or is not ( ) a registered voter of the municipality, and if applicable: _____ IS enrolled in the ________________party. (Includes voters who enrolled via this application) _____is NOT enrolled in any political party. Date: ______________________ ___________________________ , Registrar of Winterport, Maine Ballot sent or delivered on: ______________________________ Date and Time Ballot returned on: ____________________________________

Date and Time

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CURRENT ELECTED OFFICIALS

TOWN COUNCIL

Samuel G. Butler, Jr. Term expires 2010

Joseph Brooks Term expires 2010

Dallas Harriman Term expires 2011

James A.B. Patterson Term expires 2011

William Rogers Term expires 2009

ASSESSORS

Robert Reynolds Term expires 2010

Susan T. Rioux Term expires 2011

Joseph Tyler Term expires 2009

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT # 22 DIRECTORS

Kimberly Clark Term expires 2009

Lance El-Hajj Term expires 2010

Martha Harris Term expires 2010

Stuart Sherburne Term expires 2011

BOARDS & COMMITTEES

PLANNING BOARD

John Coggeshall Term expires 2011

Don Dickel Term expires 2009

James Gilbert Term expires 2011

Richard Jagels Term expires 2010

Richard Silver Term expires 2009

John Dwyer Term expires 2010

John M. Kirk Term expires 2011

BUDGET COMMITTEE

Steven Clisham, Sr Term expires 2009

Bernard Ginn Jr. Term expires 2009

Robert Reynolds Term expires 2010

Peter Rioux Term expires 2010

David Verrill Term expires 2010

Roger Newey Term expires 2011

Stephen Cooper Term expires 2011

CONSERVATION COMMITTEE

Richard Jagels Term expires 2010

Leo L. LaChance Term expires 2008

Randy Poulton Term expires 2009

Josh Saucier Term expires 2008

Donald Weston, Chairman Term expires 2008

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RECREATION BOARD

Dawn Brown Term expires 2011

Stacy Brown Term expires 2011

Mandy Olver Term expires 2009

Heather Roberts Term expires 2009

CEMETERY DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Samuel Butler, Jr. Term expires 2009

James Foley Term expires 2011

Darlene Nelson Term expires 2011

Edward Russell Term expires 2009

Abbie Stover Term expires 2011

SEWER / WATER DISTRICT TRUSTEES

Barbary Economy Term expires 2009

Donna Gilbert Term expires 2013

Douglas Ronco Term expires 2012

Steven M. Long Term expires 2010

Brian Richardson Term expires 2013

State Representative: Michael Thibodeau Term expires 2010

State Senate: Carole Weston Term expires 2010

ELECTION WORKERS

Laurie Albert, Stephen Arrants, Margarette Arrants, Edward Bonenfant, Dorothy Bonenfant, Amanda Bracy, Linda

Bright, John Coggeshall, Margaret DeCamp, Louis Deckers, Mary Francis Deckers, Marthella Dickens, Stephen

Dority, Ann Foley, Donna Gilbert, Dennis Goddard, Amanda Hart, Jane Stark, Patty Higgins, Keith Hotaling,

Cheryl Johnson, Khristine LaChance, Martha Lebel, Deb Lewis, John Logan, Julie Logan, Linda Montgomery,

Adrienne Mooers, Donna Nason, Mike Palmer, Darryl Parker, Jessie Parsons, Kim Pitula, Jamie Plautz, Reggie

Rancourt, Elva Rancourt, Robert Reynolds, Marilyn Ritchie, William Rogers, Angela Rogers, Sheila Rogers, Del

Ann Rowe, Wilbur Saunders, Lynn Saunders, Barbara Scott, Linda Seekins, Tom Skratt, Marcia Skratt, Geraldine

Smith, Esther Smith, Judith Souder, Lon Souder, Janine Souder, Heidi Souder, Edwina Soule, Richard Spearing,

Terry Starefos, Carmen Stratton, Michael Thibodeau, Stacy Thibodeau, Beulah Tweedie, Kathy Van Allen

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MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES

April 24, 2008

Town Manager Phillip Pitula

Town Clerk Deborah Hoover

Deputy Clerk Kathy Selfridge

Deputy Treasurer Deborah Hoover

Fire Chief Thomas Doe

Fire Warden Thomas Doe

Fire Inspector Thomas Doe

Plumbing Inspector Richard Babine

EMA Director Thomas Doe

Registrar of Voters Kathy Selfridge

General Assistance Administrator Deborah Hoover

Road Commissioner Phillip Pitula

Tax Collector Kathy Selfridge

Health Officer Phillip Pitula

Treasurer Phillip Pitula

Code Enforcement Office Richard Babine

Town Counsel Charles Gilbert, Esq.

Animal Control Officer David Nason

Road Maintenance Supervisor David Nason

Recreation Coordinator David Lester

Transfer Station Supervisor Rick Sibley

Transfer Station Attendant

Park Maintenance Public Works

Town Office Custodian Denise Bevan

VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT

FIRE FIGHTERS/ EMT’S FIRE FIGHTERS

Arthur West Tom Drew Samuel G Butler Jr Sterling Frank Lowe

Stan Bowden Tammy Crossman Keith Mudgett Richard B. Libby

Joshua D. Bowden Phil Higgins Stephen R. Cooper Marcia Skratt

Phillip H. Foley Brittney Whittlesey Thomas A Doe Thomas A. Skratt

Richard Crossman William Rogers Larry White

Sandy Stone Tom Drew Phil Higgins

Roy Stone Angela Rogers Marilyn Doe

Chuck Sisson Ben Rogers

Ben Verrill

Fire Chief & Fire Warden – Thomas Doe

Assistant Fire Warden – Samuel G Butler, Jr.

DIAL 911 FOR ALL EMERGENCIES

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TOWN MANAGERS AND COUNCIL REPORT

Another year under our belts and another long “old fashion” Maine winter finally

has given way to spring. I find it hard to believe that I have now been in my position as

town manager for four years, time flies when you are having fun.

I hope that everyone came through the winter in good shape and in good spirits.

Thankfully the price of gas and heating oil came down to a more reasonable level this

past winter, which gave some relief to all of us, especially when considering the state of

the rest of the economy. I want to thank all the residents of Winterport, the Town

Council, and the students at the Wagner School for their support of our own “Winterport

Fuel Fund”, it is a true reflection of how great our community is and why we choose to

live here.

Winterport, like other areas of the State, faces tough times ahead due to falling

revenue streams and lower support from both the State and Federal Government. In

November you might have the opportunity to vote on lowering the amount of excise tax

that is paid percentage wise on new vehicles. Like you, I want to pay fewer taxes and find

this particular tax very regressive, yet it is the major source of revenue for the upkeep and

maintenance of our town roads, reduce this tax and we will have one of two choices; raise

property taxes to continue the level of services, or spend less on our roads and watch

them fall apart, neither which I find appealing.

The 4th Annual Winterport Music Festival will take place on Saturday August 1st

at the Abbott Park Recreational Facility. An average of 900 people attended the first

three events and we received numerous compliments on the wonderful music, and the

great food that was available to the festival attendees. This year I am very excited that

“The James Montgomery Blues Band” along with “The Waybacks” have committed to

being co-headliners this year. In addition to these two great acts we also will be featuring

“The Kayla Wass Band”, “Gilpin Railroad Incident”, “Martin Earley & Friends”, “Steve

Cohen”, and “Anna Mae Mitchell & the Rising Tide”. Thanks to the support of friends,

businesses, and the residents of Winterport, we have been able to continue our

sponsorship of a scholarship for a graduating senior from Winterport who is going on to

study music or the performing arts in college.

Next year we will be celebrating Winterport’s 150th birthday and we are looking

for residents who would like to serve on a committee to plan the festivities. Please give

me a call at the town office and volunteer to be part of the committee to help plan a

memorable event marking this wonderful milestone in our town’s history.

In closing, the Town Council and I look forward to seeing all of you at Town

Meeting on Thursday evening June 11th at the Wagner School cafeteria. We promise you

that we will do our best, working with you, and for you, as Town Manager and Town

Council, to keep Winterport the place we love to call home. Please remember that when

you are at the town office make sure you say hello.

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Respectfully Submitted,

Phillip G. Pitula

Winterport Town Manager

Sam Butler, James Patterson, Joseph Brooks,

Dallas Harriman, William Rogers

Winterport Town Council

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BOARD OF ASSESSORS REPORT

To the Citizens of Winterport:

We continue to meet as a Board on the second Wednesday of each month at 5PM

at the Town Office. Our meetings are open to the public and all citizens are encouraged

to attend.

Homestead Exemption application forms are available at the town Office or the

Maine Revenue Services at (207)626-8475 or at www.janus.state.me.us/revenue.

In calendar year 2008 the Assessors approved 11 real estate abatements totaling

$8,093.29. Supplemental assessments were issued for 9 taxpayer accounts, totaling

$8,265.86.

Respectfully submitted,

Bob Reynolds

Susan Rioux

Joe Tyler

THE FOLLOWING TAX RELIEF FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE TOWN OFFICE:

Classification & Valuation of land as Farm and Open Space Land

(Title 36 M.R.S.A., Section 1101-1121)

Application for Exemption from Local Taxation for Veterans

Application for Exemption from Local Taxation - Widow, Minor Child or Widowed Mother of a Veteran

Maine Tree Growth Tax Law

(Title 36, M.R.S.A., Section 571-584-A)

Application for Blind Persons Exemption from Local Property Tax

(Title 36, M.R.S.A., Section 654)

Application for Abatement of Property Taxes

(Section 48, Chapter 91-A, R.S. 1954)

For current information from the State of Maine regarding:

Elderly Householders Tax & Rent Refund

General Property Tax & Rent Refund

Elderly Low-Cost Drug Card

Elderly Deferred Tax Program

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WINTERPORT FIRE & RESCUE ASSOCIATION

To the Citizens of Winterport

This year the fire service funded and accomplished the setup of the 2008 rescue truck

which was purchased last year by the ambulance service. The truck was driven to

Winterport from Marietta, Georgia on Super Bowl Sunday 2008. It was placed in service

late this passed spring. This replaces our aging rescue truck which is a conversion of one

of our old ambulances. The old vehicle had served the purpose well but truly needed

replacement. We found just what we were looking for at a good price. We had hoped to

find used vehicle which still had a lot of good life left in it but decided to go with the new

vehicle when the used ones we found which met our needs were over half the cost of

new. This vehicle has been donated to the town. This vehicle is much safer and efficient

for use during emergencies and will reduce the tax dollars needed to maintain the 1982

vehicle it replaced.

The Winterport Fire and Rescue Association is a group of volunteers who are dedicated

to lending a helping hand to the citizens of Winterport and surrounding towns. The

association operates the Ambulance Service and performs a number of volunteer tasks

which prepare us to assist you. The members donate many hours receiving training to be

prepared to render aid on the ambulance when you are sick or injured and to be prepared

with equipment, such as the Jaws of Life, to assist the ambulance service at accident

scenes. The ambulance attendants and drivers donate untold hours responding to calls. On

the fire side of the slate the volunteers attend training four times a month. This training is

everything from how to operate the different pieces of equipment we have, safety, traffic

control and fire suppression. This year completion of federally mandated

communications training has been in the fore front as without this training the town

would not have been eligible to submit any grant applications this coming year.

The association also takes on a number of volunteer activities, including: Placing the

Christmas decorations and the banners which take there place during the rest of the year;

Providing traffic control for various function such as the annual Christmas Pageant and

Parades;


Thomas A. Doe, President; William Rogers, Vice-President; Thomas Skratt, Secretary/ Treasurer

Reports from the Winterport Fire & Rescue and the Volunteer Ambulance will be

available at the Town Meeting.

Dial 911 for all emergencies

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WINTERPORT FIRE & RESCUE ASSOCIATION Fiscal Summary for CY 2008

INCOME EXPENSES Bottle Drive $1,020.10 Donations $1,025.00

Donations $1,045.00 Food/Refreshments $200.31

Fund Raising $2,285.00 Fund Raising Costs $19.19

Miscellaneous $20.65 Miscellaneous $175.00

Spaghetti Supper $1,584.00 Registration/Dues $141.00

Total $5,954.75 Rescue Truck Setup $2,534.69

Service/Repairs $2,100.00

Spaghetti Supper $862.04

Supplies & Admin Needs $106.36

Total $7,262.59

WINTERPORT VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE SERVICE Fiscal Summary for CY 2008

INCOME EXPENSES Ambulance payments $87,460.68 Accounting fees $6,380.11

Ambulance subscriptions $1,220.00 ALS Support $5,870.88

CD Interest Income $2,273.36 Clothing $203.68

Donations $1,350.00 Donation $200.00

Fund Raising $150.00 Dues $500.00

Interest Income $30.07 Equipment Purchases $3,001.47

Total $92,484.11 Fees $316.00

Fire Phone $2,245.92

Insurance $1,022.00

Office $958.88

Oxygen $501.26

Purchase of New Rescue Truck $73,000.00

Reimbursement $438.00

Service-Repairs $192.50

Supplies $5,066.81

Ambulance Cell Phone $376.84

Training $1,834.35

Vehicle Fuel $4,088.99

Vehicle Service $2,091.02

Total $108,288.71

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TREASURER'S REPORT

July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2008

MUNICIPAL WARRANT ACCOUNTS Town Meeting June 14, 2007

Town Council Appropriations Expenditures Surplus/Overdraft

(Article 15) $15,400.00 $15,183.00 $217.00

Assessors Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 16) $22,080.00 $18,358.00 $3,722.00

Benefits & Insurances Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 17) $107,129.00 $86,540.00 $20,589.00

Administration Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 18) $155,872.80 $144,418.00 $11,455.00

VGCC Building Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 19) $4,600.00 $4,157.00 $443.00

Municipal Building Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 19) $14,480.00 $14,292.00 $188.00

Planning Board Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 20) $4,150.00 $1,295.00 $2,855.00

Fire Department Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 21) $42,640.00 $29,612.00 $13,028.00

Code Enforcement Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 22) $6,900.00 $3,505.00 $3,395.00

Winter Roads Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 23) $312,350.00 $337.648.00 ($25,298.00)

Road Maintenance Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 24) $114,135.00 $103,553.00 $10,582.00

Road Reconstruction Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 25 & 26) $217,000.00 $216,945.00 $55.00

Solid Waste Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 27) $208,683.00 $180.347.00 $28,336.00

Recreation Programs Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 28) $25,600.00 $19,447.00 $6,153.00

Community Grounds Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 29) $23,800.00 $18,792.00 $14,008.00

General Assistance Appropriations Expenditures Surplus/Overdraft

(Article 30) $3,950.00 $1,586.00 $2,364.00

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Social Services Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 32) $8,000.00 $8,000.00 $0.00

Animal Control Appropriations Expenditures

(Article 35) $4,675.00 $4,623.00 $52.00

Inter-governmental Programs

Assessment Expenditures Surplus/Overdraft

SAD#22 Referendum $2,017,057.00 $2,017,057.00 $0.00

Waldo County Tax $332,298.00 $332,298.00 $0.00

Overlay/Overdrafts $24,329.00 $10,291.00 $14,038.00

Totals $2,373,684.00 $2,359,646.00 $14,038.00

Community Programs

Receipts Expenditures Surplus/Overdraft

Cemetery (Article 34) $16,500.00 $16,500.00 $0.00

Union Meeting House Clock (Article 32) $650.00 $650.00 $0.00

Union Meeting House Repairs (Article 32) $10,000.00 $10,000.00 $0.00

Winterport Library (Article 32) $17,695.00 $17,695.00 $0.00

Totals $44,845.00 $44,845.00 $0.00

Miscellaneous

Receipts Expenditures Surplus/Overdraft

Crossing Guard (Article 36) $3,689.55 $3,150.00 $539.55

Fire Hydrants (Article 37) $75,007.00 $70,094.00 $4,913.00

Street Lights (Article 37) $16,480.00 $14,453.00 $2,027.00

Music Festival (Article 31) $900.00 $845.00 $55.00

Memorial Day (Article 31) $350.00 $350.00 $0.00

Snowmobile Club (Article 33) $1,600.00 $1,600.00 $0.00

Cable Channels Installation $0.00 $3,425.00 ($3,425.00)

Totals $98,026.55 $93917.00 $4,109.55

Operating Transfer to Reserves

(Article 38) Receipts Expenditures Surplus/Overdraft

Public Works Reserve $15,000.00 $15,000.00 $0.00

Fire Dept Reserve $10,000.00 $10,000.00 $0.00

Town Office Building Reserve $15,000.00 $15,000.00 $0.00

Totals $40,000.00 $40,000.00 $0.00

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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT

March 26, 2009

Members of the Board of Selectmen

Town of Winterport

Winterport, ME 04496

We have audited the accompanying financial statements of the governmental

activities, each major fund, and the aggregate remaining fund information of the Town of

Winterport, Maine as of and for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2008, which collectively

comprise the Town’s basic financial statements as listed in the table of contents. These

financial statements are the responsibility of the Town of Winterport, Maine’s

management. Our responsibility is to express opinions on these financial statements

based on our audit.

We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted

in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the

audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of

material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting

the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing

the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as

evaluating the overall general-purpose financial statement presentation. We believe that

our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinions.

In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all

material respects, the respective financial position of the governmental activities, each

major fund, and the aggregate remaining fund information of the Town of Winterport,

Maine as of June 30, 2008, and the respective changes in financial position thereof for the

year then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the

United States of America.

The management’s discussion and analysis and budgetary comparison

information on pages 2-5 and 24, are not a required part of the basic financial statements

but are supplementary information required by accounting principles generally accepted

in the United States of America. We have applied certain limited procedures, which

consisted principally of inquiries of management regarding the methods of measurement

and presentation of the required supplementary information. However, we did not audit

the information and express no opinion on it.

Our audit was conducted for the purpose of forming opinions on the financial

statements that collectively comprise the Town of Winterport, Maine basic financial

statements. The introductory section, combining and individual nonmajor fund financial

statements, and other supplementary information are presented for purposes of additional

analysis and are not a required part of the basic financial statement. The combining and

individual nonmajor fund financial statements and other supplementary information have

been subjected to the auditing procedures applied in the audit of the basic financial

statements and, in our opinion, are fairly stated in all material respects in relation to the

basic financial statements taken as a whole. The introductory section has not been

subjected to the auditing procedures applied in the audit of the basic financial statements

and, accordingly, we express no opinion on them.


James W. Wadman, CPA

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TOWN OF WINTERPORT Exhibit C

BALANCE SHEET - GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS

JUNE 30, 2008

Municipal Other

General Revenue Governmental

Assets Fund Sharing Funds Total

Cash and Equivalents 1,576,639 201,081 1,777,720

Investments 101,921 101,921

Receivables

Taxes 5,143 5,143

Tax Liens 170,731 170,731

Accounts 2,095 2,095

Tax Acquired Property 10,507 10,507

Due from Other Funds 13,803 336,922 20,939 371,664

Due from Other Governments 185 185

Total Assets 1,779,103 336,922 323,941 2,439,966

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities

Accounts Payable 25,135 25,135

Retainage Payable 34,650 34,650

Deferred Revenue

Property Tax 169,151 169,151

Prepaid Taxes 3,172 3,172

Due to Other Funds 357,861 13,803 371,664

Due to Other Governments 9,966 9,966

Total Liabilities 599,935 - 13,803 613,738

Fund Balances

Reserved For:

Encumbrances 34,552 34,552

Endowments 1,100 1,100

Unreserved 1,144,616 1,093 1,145,709

Unreserved, Reported in Nonmajor

Special Revenue Funds 336,922 307,945 644,867

Total Fund Balances 1,179,168 336,922 310,138 1,826,228

Total Liabilities and Fund Balances 1,779,103 336,922 323,941 2,439,966

Amounts reported for governmental activities in the Statement of Net Assets are different because:

Total Fund Balance 1,826,228

Capital assets used in governmental activities are not financial resources and, therefore, are not

reported in the funds, net of accumulated depreciation of $634,303 1,726,169

Certain long-term assets are not available to pay for current fund liabilities and, therefore, are

deferred in the funds:

Deferred Taxes 169,151

Certain long-term liabilities are not due and payable from current financial resources and, therefore,

are not reported in the funds:

Accrued Compensated Absences (960)

Net Assets of Governmental Activities 3,720,588

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TOWN OF WINTERPORT Exhibit D

COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES

AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES - GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS

FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2008

Municipal Other Total

General Revenue Governmental Governmental

Fund Sharing Funds Funds

Revenues

Taxes 3,228,472 3,228,472

Intergovernmental Revenues 151,193 305,644 456,837

Other Local Sources 142,684 10,710 153,394

Total Revenues 3,522,349 305,644 10,710 3,838,703

Expenditures

General Government 280,086 280,086

Public Safety 125,437 125,437

Public Health 180,347 180,347

Public Works 676,008 676,008

Public Assitance 1,586 1,586

Cultural and Recreation 54,394 54,394

Miscellaneous 29,205 1,500 30,705

Assessments 2,359,645 2,359,645

Total Expenditures 3,706,708 - 1,500 3,708,208

Excess of Revenues Over (Under)

Expenditures (184,359) 305,644 9,210 130,495

Other Financing Sources (Uses)

Transfers from Other Funds 277,000 40,000 317,000

Transfers to Other Funds (40,000) (277,000) (317,000)

Total Other Financing

Sources (Uses) 237,000 (277,000) 40,000 -

Excess of Revenues and Other

Financing Sources Over

(Under) Expenditures 52,641 28,644 49,210 130,495

Fund Balance - July 1 1,126,527 308,278 260,928 1,695,733

Fund Balance - June 30 1,179,168 336,922 310,138 1,826,228

Net change in fund balances - total governmental funds 130,495

Amounts reported for governmental activities in the Statement of Activities are different because:

Governmental funds report capital outlays as expenditures while governmental activities

report depreciation expense to allocate those expenditures over the life of the assets:

Capital asset purchases capitalized 287,219

Depreciation expense (90,377)

Revenues in the Statement of Activities that do not provide current financial resources

are not reported as revenues in the funds:

Deferred Taxes 24,968

Some expenses reported in the Statement of Activities do not require the use of current

financial resources and, therefore, are not reported as expenditures in

governmental funds:

Accrued compensated absences (960)

Change in net assets of governmental activities 351,345

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TOWN OF WINTERPORT Exhibit E

STATEMENT OF FIDUCIARY NET ASSETS - FIDUCIARY FUNDS

JUNE 30, 2008

Private Purpose

Trust Fund

Hall

Trust

Assets

Cash and Equivalents

1,010

Total

Assets

1,010

Net Assets

Restricted

1,000

Unrestricted

10

Total Net Assets

1,010

TOWN OF WINTERPORT Exhibit F

STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FIDUCIARY NET ASSETS


Private Purpose

Trust Fund

Hall

Trust

Revenues

Fair Value Increases (Decreases) 4

Investment Income

Total Revenues 4

Expenditures

Church

Total Expenditures

-

Excess of Revenues Over

Expenditures 4

Fund Balance - July 1 1,006

Fund Balance - June 30 1,010

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TOWN OF WINTERPORT Exhibit C-1

ALL PERMANENT FUNDS

COMBINING BALANCE SHEET

JUNE 30, 2008

Atwood Fund Thompson Fund Total

Assets

Cash and Equivalents 877 1,316 2,193

Total Assets 877 1,316 2,193

Liabilities and Fund Balances

Liabilities

Due to Other Funds

-

Total Liabilities

-

Fund Balances

Reserved for Endowments 100 1,000 1,100

Undesignated 777 316 1,093

Total Fund Balances 877 1,316 2,193

Total Liabilities Fund

Balances 877 1,316 2,193

TOWN OF WINTERPORT Exhibit C-2

PERMANENT FUNDS

COMBINING STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES

AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES


Atwood Fund ThompsonFund Total

Revenues

Interest and Dividends 4 6 10

Total Revenues 4 6 10

Expenditures

General Assistance

-

Total Expenditures

-

Excess of Revenues Over (Under)

Expenditures 4 6 10

Fund Balance - July 1 873 1,310 2,183

Fund Balance - June 30 877 1,316 2,193

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TAX-ACQUIRED PROPERTY TO BE ADVERTISED

FOR SALE AT A LATER ADVERTISED DATE

The Town of Winterport has parcels of property that have been acquired through the tax

lien process which it may sell by sealed bid. The Town plans to receive bids on these

properties at a date specified later. The Town Council as authorized by Town Meeting

will advertise for sealed bids all listed real estate not repurchased by the former owner,

and after this date the former owner may only acquire the real estate through this sealed

bid process. Properties repurchased by the former owner will not be advertised for sale.

An advertisement will be placed for bids at a later date and should be mailed or delivered

to:

Town of Winterport

P.O. Box 559

20 School Street


Minimum bids on each of the following properties are listed below. All bids should be

in a sealed envelope marked with the Map and Lot number of the parcel to which the bid

applies, name of bidder, phone number of bidder and the envelope should be clearly

marked “BID” in large letters. Payments must be made by certified check or money

order. The successful bidder will be issued a Quit Claim Deed by the Town of

Winterport. Each bid must be accompanied by a deposit of 10% of the bid price in a

certified check or postal money order. The successful bidder shall complete the purchase

within (30) days of the bid award. If a successful bidder fails to complete purchase, that

bidder’s deposit shall be forfeited to the Town. All deposits will be returned to

unsuccessful bidders. The Town Council reserves the right to accept or reject any and all

bids.

Name Map & Lot 2005 2006 2007 Min Bid

Palmer, Robert D R01-149 112.76 145.78 92.43 350.97

Langway, Devisee’s of David R01-181 0.00 664.45 582.24 1716.48

Rancourt, Devisee’s of Clayton R06-045 168.38 189.34 142.03 499.75

Name Map & Lot 2006 2007 2008 Min Bid

Bedard, Marie & Lavin, Harold * U05-099 0.00 587.46 1048.06 1635.52

Bernatche, Joanne * R10-106 0.00 250.56 486.01 736.57

Bernatche, Joanne & Michael * R11-001 0.00 0.00 103.58 103.58

Lynch, Michael * R11-074 0.00 592.54 620.38 1212.92

Rancourt, Billy * R06-048 0.00 771.34 1581.68 2353.02

Rancourt, Billy * R06-054 0.00 251.57 579.04 830.61

Sutherland, Teresa R02-042 0.00 791.60 922.73 1714.33

Smith, Elmer* R12-020 0.00 996.56 878.80 1875.36

William, Toby * R09-101 0.00 728.23 1624.33 2352.56

* - Currently in repurchase agreement

** - Have repurchased property

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Winterport Lien Process Edit List 04/03/2009

Year : 2008 Interest as of 04/15/2009 Page 1

Acct Name Principal Pre Lien Int Costs Current Int Total

484 *ADAMS, JUDY P. 232.40 8.89 31.21 18.58 291.08

2235 *ANDREWS, JOHN M. 266.10 10.19 31.21 21.28 328.78

2236 *ANDREWS, JOHN M. 1.16 0.05 31.21 0.09 32.51

391 *BEDARD, MARIE R. 914.49 35.01 31.21 73.13 1,053.84

1757 *BERNATCHE, JOANNE M. 409.02 15.66 31.21 32.71 488.60

1146 *BERNATCHE, MICHAEL & JOANNE 94.12 0.00 9.41 0.64 104.17

491 *BLAKE, TERENCE D. 1,435.07 54.93 31.21 114.76 1,635.97

439 *CAMPBELL, PETER 1,329.33 44.85 31.21 106.30 1,511.69

1290 *COOLIDGE, ALAN 615.86 23.57 31.21 49.25 719.89

1196 *COOLIDGE, ALAN . 6.97 0.27 31.21 0.56 39.01

230 *CURTIS, PAUL A. 203.29 0.00 0.00 1.28 204.57

1445 *DAIGLE, EUGENE JR. 18.21 0.15 13.00 1.46 32.82

387 *ELLINGWOOD, DAVID E. JR. 1,388.59 53.16 31.21 111.04 1,584.00

2212 *FLEWELLING, RANDY 458.04 0.00 0.00 24.94 482.98

645 *GEISEL, CARSTEN T. 699.52 26.78 31.21 55.94 813.45

1926 *GIESA, ERIC A. 639.10 20.79 31.21 25.32 716.42

633 *GOULD, GARY M. 31.37 1.21 31.21 2.51 66.30

634 *GOULD, GARY M. 238.21 9.12 31.21 19.05 297.59

636 *GOULD, GARY M. 490.36 18.77 31.21 39.21 579.55

749 *GOULD, GARY M. 960.97 36.78 31.21 76.84 1,105.80

754 *GROMEK, RICHARD S. 2,271.71 86.97 31.21 181.66 2,571.55

681 *HAFFORD, MICHAEL 1,610.53 61.65 31.21 128.79 1,832.18

714 *HAMOR, CHRIS 290.50 11.13 31.21 23.23 356.07

2130 *HAMOR, CHRIS 600.75 23.00 31.21 48.04 703.00

2540 *HAMOR, CHRIS 90.64 3.47 31.21 7.25 132.57

2198 *HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER 154.55 5.92 31.21 12.36 204.04

1889 *HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER R 9,669.00 370.14 31.21 773.18 10,843.53

142 *HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER R. 2,535.48 97.06 31.21 202.75 2,866.50

2103 *HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER R. 399.73 15.30 31.21 31.96 478.20






2201 *HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER R. 1,070.20 40.96 31.21 85.58 1,227.95


1833 *HAWES, ARICH SR. 1,001.64 38.35 31.21 80.10 1,151.30

1973 *HITE, GUS 373.00 14.28 31.21 29.83 448.32

649 *HORTON, CHERYL 406.70 15.57 31.21 32.48 485.96

997 *HOWARD, EDDINGS, GROVER, RO 154.03 0.00 0.00 6.36 160.39

498 *JAMISON -GOUVEA, ANN 938.31 15.28 31.21 75.03 1,059.83

175 *JOHNSON, FANNIE HEIRS 48.80 1.87 31.21 3.90 85.78

23 *JOHNSON, ROGER 173.14 6.63 31.21 13.85 224.83

1402 *KENNARD, STEVEN E. & JENNIFER 766.92 0.00 19.41 49.96 836.29

2207 *KENNEY, HEIDI 73.21 2.81 31.21 5.85 113.08

89 *KENNEY,SUSAN 923.79 35.36 31.21 73.87 1,064.23

1312 *KEPPEL, GEORGE JR 2,631.93 100.75 31.21 210.46 2,974.35

1845 *KOMAN, MATTHEW D. 2.09 0.00 0.00 0.11 2.20

996 *LANGWAY, DEVISEE'S OF DAVID 435.75 16.68 31.21 34.84 518.48

314 *LAVWAY, HARLAND P. 76.69 2.93 31.21 6.13 116.96

1909 *LEBEL, MARTHA ANN BUCK 542.65 20.78 31.21 43.39 638.03

1527 LITTLEFIELD, REBECCA S. 801.06 0.00 0.00 13.44 814.50

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Winterport Lien Process Edit List 04/03/2009

Year : 2008 Interest as of 04/15/2009 Page 2

Acct Name Principal Pre Lien Int Costs Current Int Total

581 *LITTLEFIELD, ZANE, II 435.44 0.00 0.00 2.22 437.66

1912 *LYNCH, MICHAEL D. 529.87 20.28 31.21 42.37 623.73

1000 *MCCANN, THOMAS A. JR. 873.82 33.46 31.21 69.88 1,008.37

2074 *MCKAY, RICHARD 66.23 2.54 31.21 5.30 105.28

1678 *MONROE, JOHN R. 1,105.98 0.00 0.00 40.05 1,146.03

560 *MORRILL, NANCY R. 284.22 0.00 0.00 2.00 286.22

1577 *MYLEN, JAMES W. SR. 1,045.80 40.04 31.21 83.25 1,200.30

199 *OBRIEN, THOMAS F. 2,392.56 91.59 31.21 191.32 2,706.68

376 *PHILBRICK, DOREEN 755.30 12.30 31.21 60.40 859.21

2220 *PORTER, DEVISEES OF CHARLES 385.79 20.87 31.21 25.51 463.38

963 *PORTER, KAREN L. 582.16 22.29 31.21 46.55 682.21

558 *QUILLA, DANIEL J. & DEBRA L. 526.25 15.74 31.21 42.08 615.28

430 *RANCOURT, BILLY JOE 1,394.40 53.38 31.21 111.50 1,590.49

432 *RANCOURT, BILLY JOE 492.69 18.86 31.21 39.40 582.16

2226 *RANCOURT, JOHN B. 56.94 2.18 31.21 4.55 94.88

2227 *RANCOURT, JOHN B. 52.29 2.01 31.21 4.18 89.69

2228 *RANCOURT, JOHN B. 33.70 1.29 31.21 2.69 68.89

2229 *RANCOURT, JOHN B. 49.97 1.92 31.21 4.00 87.10

2230 *RANCOURT, JOHN B. 40.67 1.56 31.21 3.25 76.69

2231 *RANCOURT, JOHN B. 53.45 2.05 31.21 4.27 90.98

2232 *RANCOURT, JOHN B. 60.42 2.31 31.21 4.83 98.77

2233 *RANCOURT, JOHN B. 53.45 2.05 31.21 4.27 90.98

2234 *RANCOURT, JOHN B. 170.81 6.54 31.21 13.66 222.22

1117 *RANCOURT,JR., CLAYTON W. 421.17 0.00 0.00 3.79 424.96

1482 *RICHMOND, ALAN 1,017.91 38.97 31.21 80.49 1,168.58

644 *RUSH, CINDY L. 108.64 1.77 31.21 8.69 150.31

419 *SIBLEY, DEVISEES OF FREDERICK 599.59 0.00 19.46 32.64 651.69

389 *SMITH, ELMER 762.27 29.18 31.21 60.96 883.62

1590 *SMITH, JIMMY D. 190.50 0.00 0.00 2.18 192.68

723 *SPAULDING, MAUREEN S. 277.21 0.00 0.00 4.18 281.39

2241 *STYMIEST, DAISY 34.86 1.33 31.21 2.79 70.19

724 *SUTHERLAND, TERESA J. 801.78 30.69 31.21 64.11 927.79

1102 *TEMPLE, PAULINE A. 607.73 23.27 31.21 48.60 710.81

1466 *VALLEY, ANTHONY F. 264.93 10.14 31.21 21.19 327.47

278 *WELLS FARGO BANK NAT ASSO. 19.72 0.75 31.21 1.58 53.26

448 *WESCOTT, LEE E.& MARJORIE 865.69 33.14 31.21 69.23 999.27

1086 *WILLIAMS, TOBY C. 1,432.75 54.85 31.21 114.57 1,633.38

1686 *WIMERT, MARIE 1,996.32 6.80 13.00 159.64 2,175.76

1541 *WINTERPORT TERMINALS L.L.C. 7,422.86 284.16 31.21 593.57 8,331.80

2502 *WRIGHT, AMY 232.40 8.89 31.21 18.58 291.08

Count: 92 Totals: 67,845.02 2,257.63 2,446.24 5,113.31 77,662.20

* - This account is currently liened.

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2008 - 2009 Taxes

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes

1629 A & R ASSOCIATES 15800 191200 0 207000 2,411.55

1470 ABBOT PARK 21600 0 21600 0 0.00

166 ACADIA HOSPITAL CORP 53600 413100 466700 0 0.00

402 ACHEY, CARLETON 32200 170100 13000 189300 2,205.35

935 ACKER, RICK 34600 66300 13000 87900 1,024.04

43 ADAMS, DEVISEE'S OF JACQU 35500 78100 13000 100600 1,171.99

1952 ADAMS, GARY W. 20900 167600 13000 175500 2,044.58

1888 ADAMS, HEATHER M. 28600 33400 13000 49000 570.85

2183 ADAMS, JOHN F.,JR. 82700 0 0 82700 963.46

484 ADAMS, JUDY P. 19000 14000 13000 20000 233.00

1572 ADAMS, KATE A. 24200 141200 0 165400 1,926.91

1183 ADAMS, RICHARD E., JR. 33900 76400 0 110300 1,285.00

2534 ADAMS, TIMOTHY 36600 165300 13000 188900 2,200.69

565 AKRIDGE, RAYMOND D. 21800 0 0 21800 253.97

333 ALBERT, ELIZABETH M. 30600 47200 13000 64800 754.92

2512 ALBERT, ERIC R. 39200 154200 13000 180400 2,101.66

251 ALBERT, ERNEST A. JR. 28300 35400 13000 50700 590.66

1711 ALBERT, LAURIE E. & MADISON 113900 65200 13000 166100 1,935.07

1984 ALDRICH JR., PAUL 32800 106300 13000 126100 1,469.07

992 ALDRIDGE, BEN C.& ANNA MAE 36300 215500 0 251800 2,933.47

705 ALEXANDER, ANNE B. 8000 500 8500 0 0.00

341 ALEXANDER, JOSEPH C. 30200 84900 13000 102100 1,189.47

1332 ALEXANDER, JOSEPH C. JR 30200 76300 13000 93500 1,089.28

620 ALFORD JR., JULIAN R. 23400 69700 0 93100 1,084.62

1177 ALLARD, ERNEST JR. 28000 39000 13000 54000 629.10

57 ALLEN, CHESTER E. & HELEN 26300 175100 0 201400 2,346.31

2166 ALLEN, IONNE F. & DARRYL R. 35300 89000 13000 111300 1,296.65

1259 ALLEN, JOHN W. 34200 288800 0 323000 3,762.95

1842 ALLEN, LINDA C. 15400 61800 13000 64200 747.93

782 ALLEN, MICHAEL J. 26200 0 0 26200 305.23

823 ALLEN, MICHAEL J. 54600 158100 13000 199700 2,326.51

595 ALLEN, PHYLIS A. 31400 186900 13000 205300 2,391.75

1504 ALLEN, SHELLEY L. 27500 62700 13000 77200 899.38

335 ALLEY LIVING TRUST, SALLY 51700 100600 13000 139300 1,622.85

401 ALLRAN, JACQUELINE 35400 163700 13000 186100 2,168.07

446 ALPAUGH, WALTER 40800 0 0 40800 475.32

941 AMES, BRIAN J. 33800 83100 13000 103900 1,210.44

1100 ANDERSON, ERIC D. 30300 175200 13000 192500 2,242.63

506 ANDERSON, HARRY C. 30300 113400 13000 130700 1,522.66

1034 ANDERSON, KENNETH E. 35500 144100 13000 166600 1,940.89

403 ANDERSON, MATTHEW A. 24100 0 0 24100 280.77

1182 ANDERSON, SHARON A. 31800 66300 13000 85100 991.42

885 ANDERSON-MURCH, JANET 34900 163800 13000 185700 2,163.41

1868 ANDREW, STEPHEN A. 34900 212200 13000 234100 2,727.27

2258 ANDREWS, JOHN 31900 134900 0 166800 1,943.22

290 ANDREWS, JOHN M. 31600 131800 0 163400 1,903.61

2235 ANDREWS, JOHN M. 22900 141100 0 164000 1,910.60

2236 ANDREWS, JOHN M. 100 0 0 100 1.17

2237 ANDREWS, JOHN M. 22400 0 0 22400 260.96

2265 ANDREWS, JOHN M. 30400 136000 0 166400 1,938.56

576 AQUILINA, JOSEPH 32100 127100 13000 146200 1,703.23

15 ARNOLD, SHELLY M. 36700 133900 0 170600 1,987.49

790 ARRIGONI, CHARLES W. 31200 127700 13000 145900 1,699.74

263 ARRIS, ROBERT 0 8300 8300 0 0.00

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1532 ARSENAULT, FRANK 18700 0 0 18700 217.86

1533 ARSENAULT, FRANK A. 19600 65500 19000 66100 770.07

599 ARSENAULT, GARY 31000 179000 13000 197000 2,295.05

1561 ASHTON, KYLE E.& MARY J. 19600 112300 13000 118900 1,385.19

1501 ATWOOD, JOHN R 44600 255400 0 300000 3,495.00

712 ATWOOD, JOHN R. 65800 78800 13000 131600 1,533.14

984 ATWOOD, KAM D. 28800 62500 13000 78300 912.20

58 AURELIO, LEWIS A. 33700 203200 13000 223900 2,608.44

2054 AUSTIN, JAMES P. 31100 203600 0 234700 2,734.26

991 AUXIER, SANDRA LOUISE 32700 104600 13000 124300 1,448.10

665 AYER, JOHN 31000 57100 0 88100 1,026.37

1200 AYER, JOHN S. 25700 164100 0 189800 2,211.17

502 BACHELDER, ROGER L.& JEAN 35700 133900 13000 156600 1,824.39

1266 BAILEY, MICHELLE 33700 73200 13000 93900 1,093.94

124 BAILLY-FORD, LITA 61400 76100 0 137500 1,601.88

2535 BAKER, BRENDA 0 2000 0 2000 23.30

1171 BAKER, BRENDA J. 36400 15700 0 52100 606.97

1245 BAKER, DWAYNE 0 17800 13000 4800 55.92

925 BAKER, PHILLIPS 36100 109500 13000 132600 1,544.79

1246 BAKER, RUTH 32400 8600 0 41000 477.65

286 BAKSA, CLAIRE L. 35700 138100 13000 160800 1,873.32

207 BALDACCI, MICHAEL E. 142900 88300 13000 218200 2,542.03

266 BALDWIN, ROBERT W. 44300 79000 13000 110300 1,285.00

2089 BALLARD, DIANA 8800 17400 13000 13200 153.78

801 BANASIAK, JOHN 36000 191100 13000 214100 2,494.27

1592 BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRIC CO. 264700 0 0 264700 3,083.76

1106 BANGOR, CITY OF 248500 0 0 248500 2,895.03

1116 BANGOR, CITY OF 497800 0 0 497800 5,799.37

958 BANKS, RICHARD 38100 159300 13000 184400 2,148.26

913 BARBERI, NORMAN D. 33400 126100 13000 146500 1,706.73

242 BARGERON, AMY B. 32300 134900 13000 154200 1,796.43

240 BARGERON, LIONEL M. 38100 0 0 38100 443.87

596 BARKER, JAMES 41100 79500 13000 107600 1,253.54

267 BARNES, E. WAYNE 49400 89000 13000 125400 1,460.91

664 BARNETT, TERESA L 57700 135700 13000 180400 2,101.66

300 BARTLETT, DEVISEES OF 12300 0 0 12300 143.30

2539 BARTLETT, DEVISEES OF 33400 0 0 33400 389.11

79 BARTON, PAMELA JEANIE W. 18100 71800 13000 76900 895.89

396 BASFORD, GLORIA M. 30600 80500 13000 98100 1,142.87

295 BASS, WESLEY L. 12700 0 0 12700 147.96

296 BASS, WESLEY L. 3600 0 0 3600 41.94

297 BASS, WESLEY L. 61400 86600 13000 135000 1,572.75

2120 BASSO, LINDA 0 17800 13000 4800 55.92

1611 BASSO, MICHAEL J.& BRANDY J. 16800 51700 13000 55500 646.58

2197 BASSO, SCOTT J. 32100 86800 13000 105900 1,233.74

277 BATES, CHRISTOPHER D. 55600 168300 13000 210900 2,456.99

148 BATES, DAVID C. 37600 85800 13000 110400 1,286.16

289 BAUDE, TIMOTHY 30700 111600 13000 129300 1,506.35

1281 BEAL, KENNETH W. 31800 170900 13000 189700 2,210.01

1703 BEAN, HAROLD 24500 111300 0 135800 1,582.07

1702 BEAN, JOAN E. 24800 122900 19000 128700 1,499.36

201 BEAN, PATRICIA R. 135900 34800 0 170700 1,988.66

417 BEARCE II, DAVID W. 21500 68200 0 89700 1,045.01

1064 BEARCE, JOANNE E. 30800 63900 19000 75700 881.91

1860 BEARCE,DAVID 29100 95500 13000 111600 1,300.14

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322 BEATH, LLOYD R. 38700 53200 13000 78900 919.19

1067 BEAULIER, CHRISTOPHER R. 32000 141300 13000 160300 1,867.50

1534 BEAULIEU, JOHN J. 16500 71100 13000 74600 869.09

224 BEAUMONT, EDGAR III 12800 0 0 12800 149.12

226 BEAUMONT, EDGAR III 42400 160200 13000 189600 2,208.84

227 BEAUMONT, EDGAR JR. 32200 90100 13000 109300 1,273.35

2142 BEAUMONT, WILLIAM C. 30500 141700 13000 159200 1,854.68

1499 BECKER, JONATHAN P. 24000 153600 13000 164600 1,917.59

2553 BECKWITH, CHRISTOPHER P. 30400 153600 0 184000 2,143.60

1364 BEEBE, DAVID S. 150200 320000 13000 457200 5,326.38

1438 BELCHER, JAMES F. 23900 112700 13000 123600 1,439.94

1721 BELCHER, JUDY A. 32800 114100 13000 133900 1,559.94

190 BELCHER, KENNETH D. & KRISTEN 80400 256100 13000 323500 3,768.78

659 BELLEROSE, SANDI L.& KEVIN M. 25900 136900 13000 149800 1,745.17

543 BELLOWS, DAWN 32200 123300 0 155500 1,811.58

1582 BELYEA, PHILIP B. 19600 85400 13000 92000 1,071.80

1148 BENNETT, MICHAEL W.& KAY W. 32300 97400 13000 116700 1,359.56

1180 BENSON, DONALD P. 43900 0 0 43900 511.44

1164 BERENYI, FRANK G. 26200 112700 0 138900 1,618.19

942 BERGEY, GLENN A. 41800 223000 19000 245800 2,863.57

2549 BERLIN, MARC 163400 233500 13000 383900 4,472.44

1349 BERLIN, MARC N. 30700 0 0 30700 357.66

1652 BERNARDIN, ANNETTE R. 24700 82600 13000 94300 1,098.60

708 BERNATCHE, JOANNE & MICHAEL 31900 65800 13000 84700 986.76

1757 BERNATCHE, JOANNE M. 31800 3400 0 35200 410.08

1146 BERNATCHE, MICHAEL & JOANNE 8100 0 0 8100 94.37

1041 BERRY, DAVID E. 29400 127800 13000 144200 1,679.93

875 BERTUCCI, JANET R. 43400 346900 0 390300 4,547.00

1256 BETTS, HARLAN 31500 74400 19000 86900 1,012.39

1253 BETTS, RICHARD M. 1300 0 0 1300 15.15

1257 BETTS, RICHARD M. 32100 63300 0 95400 1,111.41

116 BEZANSON, ROSEMARY H. 32300 110600 13000 129900 1,513.34

1648 BICKFORD, ANNA W. 4600 0 0 4600 53.59

1667 BICKFORD, ANNA W. 11700 73100 13000 71800 836.47

1668 BICKFORD, JOHN H., JR. & LAURIE 15800 74500 17000 73300 853.95

1684 BIGBIE, WAYNE K. 19300 111000 13000 117300 1,366.55

329 BINAN, DALE B. 34300 100800 13000 122100 1,422.47

822 BIRMINGHAM, DEVISEES OF 9100 0 0 9100 106.02

611 BISBEE, RONALD 13100 0 0 13100 152.62

837 BISBEE, RONALD 3600 0 0 3600 41.94

893 BISBEE, RONALD 37900 81200 13000 106100 1,236.07

1720 BISHOP, EUNICE 19900 50100 19000 51000 594.15

1013 BISHOP, ROGER E. 21400 0 0 21400 249.31

906 BLACK, KEVIN 3000 0 0 3000 34.95

1807 BLACK, KEVIN J 35500 146900 13000 169400 1,973.51

14 BLAISDELL, ALBERT P. HEIRS 22400 0 0 22400 260.96

491 BLAKE, TERENCE D. 57800 78700 13000 123500 1,438.78

981 BLOOMER, KIRK D.& LISA M. 32600 83500 13000 103100 1,201.12

938 BODWELL, SHANNEN L. 35100 72500 0 107600 1,253.54

113 BOGAN, RICHARD B. 30200 116500 13000 133700 1,557.61

1400 BOLAN, JOHN E. HEIRS 19300 138800 0 158100 1,841.87

629 BOLIEAU, LORRAINE 18500 0 0 18500 215.53

630 BOLIEAU, ROBERT 20100 0 0 20100 234.17

456 BONADIO, JOHN 34800 0 0 34800 405.42

1300 BONENFANT, DOROTHY 37000 160800 13000 184800 2,152.92

2507 BONENFANT, MARCEL 31700 53600 0 85300 993.75

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2034 BOOKER, SHAWN M. 28400 0 0 28400 330.86

1209 BOOKER, SHAWN M. & 39400 128700 13000 155100 1,806.92

2530 BORMET, GEORGE E. 46700 800 0 47500 553.38

1188 BOSSIE, STEVEN A. J. 2500 0 0 2500 29.13

1189 BOSSIE, STEVEN A. J.. 29300 126600 13000 142900 1,664.79

2138 BOUCHARD, HELEN S. 34900 134200 13000 156100 1,818.57

2154 BOUCHARD, PATRICK D.& ROBIN 30900 199500 13000 217400 2,532.71

1033 BOUCHER, ANDREW D. & CINDY 36100 91600 13000 114700 1,336.26

1032 BOULIER, ANNE M. 34500 142600 13000 164100 1,911.77

1903 BOURGOIN, ALFRED 31900 67800 13000 86700 1,010.06

70 BOURGOIN, GERALD J 31800 164400 19000 177200 2,064.38

1415 BOWDEN, JOSHUA D. 18500 61900 0 80400 936.66

1429 BOWDEN, STANLEY 25600 67900 13000 80500 937.83

1727 BOWDEN, STANLEY A. 20700 0 0 20700 241.16

966 BOWLEY, MYRA F. 22700 48500 19000 52200 608.13

937 BOWMAN, DAVID W. 40900 85700 13000 113600 1,323.44

815 BOX, MELVIN 10600 0 0 10600 123.49

998 BOYD, JENNIFER E. 32800 84200 0 117000 1,363.05

1051 BOYORAK, MARK A. 40900 68600 13000 96500 1,124.23

1897 BRADBURY,JR., ALDEN W. 33700 235700 19000 250400 2,917.16

643 BRALEY, CARL E 15200 2100 0 17300 201.55

1212 BRALEY, EMILY M. 17600 0 0 17600 205.04

1664 BRALEY, EMILY M. 18400 69900 13000 75300 877.25

584 BRALEY, LOREN P. 20500 48700 13000 56200 654.73

470 BRASSBRIDGE, HELEN 25900 30400 13000 43300 504.45

2148 BREARE, CYNTHIA 35700 134500 13000 157200 1,831.38

443 BRIDGES, RONALD . 26500 69900 13000 83400 971.61

626 BRIGHT, DAVID L. 11100 0 0 11100 129.32

1218 BRIGHT, LINDA R. 61800 77900 13000 126700 1,476.06

1218 BRIGHT, LINDA R. 400 0 0 400 4.66

908 BROBERG, PETER C.& ANNETTE 38300 101700 13000 127000 1,479.55

2073 BROOKS, JOSEPH E. 28700 106300 13000 122000 1,421.30

306 BROWN ET AL, NANCY 48200 60300 13000 95500 1,112.58

1029 BROWN, BRIAN 25800 0 0 25800 300.57

1030 BROWN, BRIAN 35200 92700 13000 114900 1,338.59

253 BROWN, CHARLES W. 42900 31300 13000 61200 712.98

2509 BROWN, ETHAN R. 43300 147400 0 190700 2,221.66

934 BROWN, FRED C. 26500 169100 0 195600 2,278.74

2525 BROWN, FREDERICK C. 33600 81200 13000 101800 1,185.97

2573 BROWN, GLORIA J. 32600 124900 13000 144500 1,683.43

336 BROWN, HOLLY 0 29200 13000 16200 188.73

2517 BROWN, HOLLY 25800 0 0 25800 300.57

128 BROWN, HOLLY & JOHN M. 0 142800 19000 123800 1,442.27

1357 BROWN, HOLLY F. 28800 0 0 28800 335.52

789 BROWN, JUSTIN A. 37100 65000 0 102100 1,189.47

68 BROWN, KRISTEL J. 27300 212100 13000 226400 2,637.56

67 BROWN, KRISTEL J.& TERRY 6100 0 0 6100 71.07

2037 BROWN, REBECCA S 29300 17200 13000 33500 390.28

929 BROWN, SHAWN D. 26600 17300 0 43900 511.44

927 BROWN, SHAWN D.& HOLLI 32800 139500 13000 159300 1,855.85

1955 BROWN, WADE E. 28200 90300 13000 105500 1,229.08

1656 BROWNE, AMY B. 11200 67700 13000 65900 767.74

1923 BROWNELL, ROBERT H. 33700 174700 0 208400 2,427.86

2209 BROWN-HARRIMAN, SARA 43100 0 0 43100 502.12

487 BROWNING, THOMAS 0 11800 11800 0 0.00

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1206 BRUCE, TERRIE J. 29200 99300 13000 115500 1,345.58

1456 BRUEHL, MICHAEL 131700 174400 13000 293100 3,414.62

1947 BRUNDRETT, JAMIE D. 32300 218800 0 251100 2,925.32

1999 BRUSCHI, WILLIAM 47100 158500 13000 192600 2,243.79

1063 BRUSHWEIN, BONITA J. BOWLEY 51200 0 0 51200 596.48

1097 BULGER, DONNA 30600 114000 13000 131600 1,533.14

1056 BURCHARD, JOHN 23800 0 0 23800 277.27

397 BURGESS, PAUL A. 33200 83100 0 116300 1,354.90

1820 BURGESS, SCOTT J. & JULIE K. 32900 123100 13000 143000 1,665.95

236 BURKE, JACOB 35300 74000 0 109300 1,273.35

2508 BURNETT, CHRISTOPHER T. 41200 18400 0 59600 694.34

635 BURNS, DARYL 45700 111500 13000 144200 1,679.93

1089 BURNS, JOEL 24600 0 0 24600 286.59

1849 BURNS, MELISSA 11200 66400 13000 64600 752.59

354 BURRILL, STEVEN N. 33400 114600 13000 135000 1,572.75

1861 BUSCH , CYNTHIA L 29700 99500 13000 116200 1,353.73

1190 BUTLER, MICHAEL A. 31500 98400 13000 116900 1,361.89

371 BUTLER, SAMUEL JR. 29700 77600 13000 94300 1,098.60

1466 BUZA, MARCIA 22800 19300 0 42100 490.47

45 CADDELL, JAMES R. & CLARE 26900 175100 13000 189000 2,201.85

350 CAIN, MARK F. 33200 106700 13000 126900 1,478.39

462 CALDER, PAULINE B. 36400 66400 13000 89800 1,046.17

463 CALDER, PAULINE B. 22500 6500 0 29000 337.85

869 CALDWELL, HELEN S. 22500 41400 13000 50900 592.99

1603 CALLICUTT FAMILY TRUST 39600 151300 0 190900 2,223.99

1670 CALLICUTT FAMILY TRUST 5300 0 0 5300 61.75

71 CALLICUTT, ANN B 1200 0 0 1200 13.98

1128 CALVARY APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF 41500 371000 412500 0 0.00

163 CALVARY CHAPEL OF BANGOR 61300 479500 0 540800 6,300.32

138 CAMPBELL, DONALD 67400 188100 13000 242500 2,825.13

1850 CAMPBELL, DONALD 18200 63200 0 81400 948.31

439 CAMPBELL, PETER 32000 95400 13000 114400 1,332.76

366 CAMPBELL, TERRENCE 31300 129400 13000 147700 1,720.71

1920 CANHAM, TIMOTHY & LINDA S. 55100 185100 13000 227200 2,646.88

1419 CANTY, CHARLES 1900 0 0 1900 22.14

1420 CANTY, CHARLES 26600 66000 13000 79600 927.34

1205 CARDELLO, JOSEPH A. 30400 167200 13000 184600 2,150.59

1619 CARLETON, SHIRLEY 25100 87200 19000 93300 1,086.95

1963 CARLISLE, C.JASON 25900 116600 13000 129500 1,508.68

171 CARLSON, RICHARD 32100 109300 19000 122400 1,425.96

2569 CARON, JEANNE M. 31800 146200 13000 165000 1,922.25

1344 CARON, PETER T. 31000 83000 13000 101000 1,176.65

510 CARPENTER, DAVID 32200 102000 13000 121200 1,411.98

511 CARPENTER, DAVID M.& NANCY 29900 80300 0 110200 1,283.83

2520 CARPENTER, STEPHEN A. 32800 141000 13000 160800 1,873.32

302 CARREIRA, JOSE S. 32800 155700 13000 175500 2,044.58

1440 CARROLL, PAULA M 26900 77600 13000 91500 1,065.98

2559 CARTER, BRIAN D. 32200 145500 13000 164700 1,918.76

1381 CARTER, MICHAEL J. 29600 78800 0 108400 1,262.86

1404 CARTER, ROBERT H. 16100 91500 13000 94600 1,102.09

2055 CARTER, ROBERT H. 23500 0 0 23500 273.78

1917 CASTRO, ELIZABETH A. & 13500 87100 13000 87600 1,020.54

427 CAULKINS, ERNEST R. 21600 7400 13000 16000 186.40

1838 CEGLEDY, VINCENT B. 33300 170200 0 203500 2,370.78

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1398 CENTRAL MAINE POWER CO. 1683300 0 0 1683300 19,610.45

155 CHAISSON, JAMES H. 4900 0 0 4900 57.09

433 CHAMBERS, SCOTT A. & KATHLEEN 21700 25600 13000 34300 399.60

270 CHAMPAGNE, STEVEN R. 9600 0 0 9600 111.84

292 CHANDLER, BERT HEIRS 15700 0 0 15700 182.91

1823 CHARD, COLIN 16500 30000 0 46500 541.73

1968 CHARLSON, DONALD 25700 115500 0 141200 1,644.98

1853 CHASE, JAMES 2600 0 0 2600 30.29

1289 CHASE, JAMES D. 31900 196300 13000 215200 2,507.08

260 CHASE, JOHN ALTON JR. 17200 99200 13000 103400 1,204.61

537 CHASE, MICHELLE L. 30100 94000 13000 111100 1,294.32

50 CHASE, SUZANNE C. 24400 166800 13000 178200 2,076.03

1167 CHASE, TIMOTHY M. 28000 121500 13000 136500 1,590.23

1210 CHASSE, BRENT A. 41500 126100 13000 154600 1,801.09

1342 CHEETHAM FAM REV TR 32600 113500 0 146100 1,702.07

1094 CHRISTENSEN, JENNIFER S. 38600 79000 13000 104600 1,218.59

846 CLARK, D0RIS M. 27200 26100 0 53300 620.95

1239 CLARK, HUGH L. 32300 53700 0 86000 1,001.90

610 CLARK, JOSHUA M. 20600 0 0 20600 239.99

612 CLARK, JOSHUA M. 65600 132900 0 198500 2,312.53

614 CLARK, JOSHUA M. 30000 83000 19000 94000 1,095.10

615 CLARK, JOSHUA M. 5300 0 0 5300 61.75

616 CLARK, JOSHUA M. 9700 0 0 9700 113.01

619 CLARK, JOSHUA M. 11800 0 0 11800 137.47

889 CLARK, JOSHUA M. 1800 0 0 1800 20.97

892 CLARK, JOSHUA M. 5100 1200 0 6300 73.40

2000 CLARK, LEMUEL M 29000 106200 13000 122200 1,423.63

1855 CLARK, RICHARD 22500 0 0 22500 262.13

2248 CLARK, SHANE S. 0 0 0 0 0.00

1031 CLARK, SHAWN P. 35300 24200 13000 46500 541.73

1305 CLARK, STEPHEN 39800 53100 0 92900 1,082.29

1241 CLARK, STEPHEN J. 49200 107700 13000 143900 1,676.44

1610 CLARK, STEPHEN S.& ELIZABETH 24400 8100 0 32500 378.63

1609 CLAVERHOUSE FAMILY TRUST 13000 91500 19000 85500 996.08

1059 CLEMENTS, HAROLD 25500 82000 13000 94500 1,100.93

2269 CLEMENTS, MEREDITH I. 22900 0 0 22900 266.79

2270 CLEMENTS, MEREDITH I. 0 133800 13000 120800 1,407.32

233 CLENDENNING, COLBY 32000 47900 0 79900 930.84

1229 CLENDENNING, COLBY 47500 0 0 47500 553.38

1614 CLENDENNING, COLBY 25500 75000 0 100500 1,170.83

1613 CLENDENNING, COLBY E 13000 11300 0 24300 283.10

985 CLEWLEY, BETHANY 29200 95100 13000 111300 1,296.65

970 CLEWLEY, JEFFREY 32900 50200 0 83100 968.12

2570 CLEWLEY, STEPHEN A.& NICOLE 34800 179300 13000 201100 2,342.82

1153 CLEWLEY, THEODORE 33500 83300 13000 103800 1,209.27

1718 CLINE, SARA J. 11700 55300 0 67000 780.55

275 CLISHAM II, STEVEN J. 27400 125200 13000 139600 1,626.34

310 CLISHAM, STEVE 24800 71500 0 96300 1,121.90

311 CLISHAM, STEVEN 53000 135800 13000 175800 2,048.07

309 CLISHAM, STEVEN J.& MARY E. 34300 0 0 34300 399.60

2145 CLISHAM,II, STEVEN 32400 52900 0 85300 993.75

357 CLUKEY, SCOTT A. 31300 93000 13000 111300 1,296.65

1650 COBANE, CHRISTINA 32300 97300 13000 116600 1,358.39

349 COFFMAN, BILLY . 700 0 0 700 8.16

444 COFFMAN, BILLY F. 32800 171800 13000 191600 2,232.14

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 80 COFFMAN, KAREN G. 24600 138000 13000 149600 1,742.84

1856 COGGESHALL, JOHN P 112300 118600 13000 217900 2,538.54

2251 COLBATH, STUART 22800 0 0 22800 265.62

475 COLE, JOEY H. 33000 121900 13000 141900 1,653.14

1021 COLE, KATHERINE A. 27200 73800 13000 88000 1,025.20

379 COLE, LEWIS 40100 124000 13000 151100 1,760.32

285 COLE, PAUL G. 64900 0 0 64900 756.09

287 COLE, PAUL G. 86700 156700 13000 230400 2,684.16

287 COLE, PAUL G. 0 27600 0 27600 321.54

718 COLE, PAULA M. 39800 25400 13000 52200 608.13

899 COLE, RALPH 31000 149100 13000 167100 1,946.72

544 COLE, TRAVIS J. 30700 73500 13000 91200 1,062.48

1857 COLEMAN, JAMES A 35000 163000 13000 185000 2,155.25

1339 COLEMAN, PATTY A. 79300 105800 13000 172100 2,004.97

1340 COLEMAN, PATTY A. 53500 0 0 53500 623.28

246 COLLINS, KATHERINE J. 37400 54700 0 92100 1,072.97

651 COLLINS, ROSA R. 27400 121800 13000 136200 1,586.73

1216 COLSON, GIFFORD 30400 80200 19000 91600 1,067.14

2242 COLSON, MELINDA-JO 0 41400 13000 28400 330.86

1262 COLSON, SYLVIO L. 23100 90500 13000 100600 1,171.99

1442 COLUMBIAN HALL 0 61300 61300 0 0.00

413 COMBS, JOHN E. 23600 90200 19000 94800 1,104.42

421 COMBS, JOHN E. 12100 0 0 12100 140.97

158 COMBS, MARGARET M. 32200 42600 13000 61800 719.97

1854 COMEAU, SANDRA E. 28900 132000 13000 147900 1,723.04

187 CONDON, ELEANOR R. 0 7500 7500 0 0.00

2564 CONNERS, MARTHA S. 27800 32800 13000 47600 554.54

1066 CONNOLE, JOHN S. 15700 0 0 15700 182.91

1948 CONNOLE, JOHN S. 36100 125800 13000 148900 1,734.69

1900 CONNOR, ARLAND H. 31000 62600 13000 80600 938.99

1946 CONNORS, BENJAMIN B. & LAURA S 29400 108200 0 137600 1,603.04

110 COOK, RONALD L.& EVELYN A. 34500 127200 13000 148700 1,732.36

1507 COOK, WALLACE F. JR. 32600 132700 13000 152300 1,774.30

269 COOK, WALLACE F., III 41000 70000 13000 98000 1,141.70

1416 COOLEY, TRACY A. 20300 87400 13000 94700 1,103.26

2040 COOLIDGE, DEVISEES OF ELEAN 23600 0 0 23600 274.94

1290 COOLIDGE, ALAN 31100 34900 13000 53000 617.45

1196 COOLIDGE, ALAN . 600 0 0 600 6.99

1193 COOLIDGE, JOSEPH W. 2800 0 0 2800 32.62



779 COOMBS, CLYDE 53900 12900 19000 47800 556.87

1108 COON, ROBERT A. 26700 75300 13000 89000 1,036.85

897 COOPER, DAVID W. 32000 163800 13000 182800 2,129.62

1328 COOPER, III, WILLIAM R.& SHAWNA 30200 64100 13000 81300 947.15

1844 COOPER, STEPHEN R 26600 106300 13000 119900 1,396.84

219 COREY, ARTHUR A. 56700 132600 13000 176300 2,053.90

82 CORLISS, BRIAN 59500 201200 13000 247700 2,885.71

1859 CORSON, TINA M 38100 8100 13000 33200 386.78

1859 CORSON, TINA M 0 7400 0 7400 86.21

1365 CORT, JANE F. 150000 320700 13000 457700 5,332.21

1226 COTE, DUANE 26900 82100 0 109000 1,269.85

907 COTE, RICHARD J. 37200 120600 0 157800 1,838.37

1085 COTTLE, CHARLES L. 34800 174900 13000 196700 2,291.56

2511 COTTLE, CHARLES L. & JULIETTE M 37400 0 0 37400 435.71

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 831 COTTRELL, SETH F. 30400 37700 0 68100 793.37

832 COTTRELL, SETH F. 1900 0 0 1900 22.14

315 COULTER, RICHARD 35700 140100 13000 162800 1,896.62

437 COULTER, ROBERT 30200 96000 13000 113200 1,318.78

1160 COULTER, RODNEY A. 25200 84200 13000 96400 1,123.06

806 COX, RALPH C. 47900 92700 0 140600 1,637.99

807 COX, RALPH C. 22200 0 0 22200 258.63

2244 COX, RALPH C. 5800 0 0 5800 67.57

1207 CRAIG, GLEN D. 32900 219300 13000 239200 2,786.68

394 CRAVENS, DOUGLAS J. 34600 127600 13000 149200 1,738.18

1862 CRAWFORD, WILLIAM J 31000 90200 13000 108200 1,260.53

882 CROCITTO, DOMINIC A. 35000 84800 13000 106800 1,244.22

1784 CROCKETT, C. JEANINE 18100 70600 13000 75700 881.91

1785 CROCKETT, C. JEANINE 65300 0 0 65300 760.75

545 CROOKER, PETER V. 31700 65800 13000 84500 984.43

545 CROOKER, PETER V. 0 35600 0 35600 414.74

2116 CROSSMAN, GARY L. 18000 148200 13000 153200 1,784.78

2119 CROSSMAN, GARY L. 1300 0 0 1300 15.15

1493 CROSSMAN, SHAWN B. 13000 50400 0 63400 738.61

352 CROSSMAN, STANLEY B. 33500 85400 13000 105900 1,233.74

1571 CUDDY, JUDITH 31900 153600 13000 172500 2,009.63

964 CULLINS, CRAIG E. 32900 44400 0 77300 900.55

554 CUNNINGHAM, ANDREW D. 30200 95500 13000 112700 1,312.96

549 CUNNINGHAM, ANDREW D.& KAR 700 0 0 700 8.16

1521 CUNNINGHAM, FLORENCE 26500 0 0 26500 308.73

559 CUNNINGHAM, JEFFERY D. 2500 0 0 2500 29.13

555 CUNNINGHAM, JEFFREY D. 37100 123400 13000 147500 1,718.38

245 CUNNINGHAM, MERLIN D. JR. 44200 47300 13000 78500 914.53

63 CURRIE, SUSAN J. 33600 202100 19000 216700 2,524.56

1489 CURTIS, GERALDINE 17200 75600 13000 79800 929.67

230 CURTIS, PAUL A. 31600 78600 0 110200 1,283.83

855 CURTIS, RICHARD R. 26800 35800 0 62600 729.29

855 CURTIS, RICHARD R. 0 12200 0 12200 142.13

857 CURTIS, RICHARD R. 20200 71200 13000 78400 913.36

1991 CURTIS, VICKIE M. 28200 58600 13000 73800 859.77

72 CUSHING CEMETERY 25500 0 25500 0 0.00

1851 CUST, DAVID A. 30200 151400 13000 168600 1,964.19

1439 CUST, STEPHEN 18100 107100 13000 112200 1,307.13

206 CYR, CONRAD 129800 41200 0 171000 1,992.15

208 CYR, JEFFREY L. F. 154400 167300 13000 308700 3,596.36

2165 CYR, JUSTIN J. 32100 137800 13000 156900 1,827.89

209 CYR, KEEFE C. 140500 310200 13000 437700 5,099.21

1123 D & D CONSTRUCTION, INC 157800 0 0 157800 1,838.37

1356 DAHL, BERNHOFF A., 113900 365700 0 479600 5,587.34

1445 DAIGLE, EUGENE JR. 27300 222300 13000 236600 2,756.39

1269 DALTON, KIM P. 44300 135600 13000 166900 1,944.39

271 DALY, ROBERT E. 3500 0 0 3500 40.78

1615 DAMBOISE, GREGROY D. & 39200 212500 13000 238700 2,780.86

179 DAMON, DUANE 147800 74000 19000 202800 2,362.62

1606 DANSER, SARAH H. 13900 71100 0 85000 990.25

1645 DARLING, RONALD 15100 161500 0 176600 2,057.39

1111 DASILVA, MANUEL L. & JEANETTE M 48500 139900 13000 175400 2,043.41

940 DAVIS, CHRISTINE A. 28100 9900 0 38000 442.70

262 DAVIS, KATHLEEN 48300 136500 13000 171800 2,001.47

917 DAVIS, RALPH B. 30200 119500 13000 136700 1,592.56

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 592 DAVIS, SCOTT 32200 70600 13000 89800 1,046.17

752 DEAN, NORMA 28000 4300 13000 19300 224.85

947 DEANE, GORDON 40500 109700 13000 137200 1,598.38

2028 DEANE, LARRY 0 93600 13000 80600 938.99

1901 DEANE, RYAN P. 32500 175400 13000 194900 2,270.59

922 DECKERS, MARY FRANCES 34900 151800 19000 167700 1,953.71

1865 DEERING, JOHN A 32200 100700 13000 119900 1,396.84

1633 DEGARNNARO, ROSE 18100 29500 0 47600 554.54

930 DEGENNARO, PETER 30300 92000 13000 109300 1,273.35

968 DEIGHAN, BARBARA 28300 69300 0 97600 1,137.04

859 DEIGHAN, BARBARA J. 39100 41800 13000 67900 791.04

859 DEIGHAN, BARBARA J. 0 32400 0 32400 377.46

1858 DEMMONS, TRACY L. 29200 85000 13000 101200 1,178.98

211 DEMMONS, WALTER 32800 52300 13000 72100 839.97

1138 DENIKE, ROBERT 33500 83600 13000 104100 1,212.77

976 DENNISON, WENDELL H. 43700 134000 19000 158700 1,848.86

861 DENSMORE, RODNEY E. 48200 309000 13000 344200 4,009.93

962 DENSMORE, RODNEY E. & 700 0 0 700 8.16

1278 DEPREY, GALEN 30200 109200 13000 126400 1,472.56

468 DEREDIN, TERRY 44100 79700 13000 110800 1,290.82

2159 DEROSS, WILLIAM G. 32400 205500 13000 224900 2,620.09

2551 DESJARDIN, DAVID M. 27400 153200 13000 167600 1,952.54

1969 DEVINE, SHAWN F. 33000 70700 13000 90700 1,056.66

85 DICKEL, DON W. & 50700 91000 13000 128700 1,499.36

1077 DICKINSON, RICHARD M. 34300 74500 13000 95800 1,116.07

1822 DILL, LETISHIA A. 32200 27500 13000 46700 544.06

2161 DILLANE, MAUREEN E. 32700 24200 0 56900 662.89

1414 DILLON, WESLEY A. 40600 124200 0 164800 1,919.92

1457 DILLON, WESLEY A. 78800 0 0 78800 918.02

1447 DILTS, GEORGE C. 26800 101900 13000 115700 1,347.91

666 DIMITRE, MICHAEL 74200 151300 13000 212500 2,475.63

666 DIMITRE, MICHAEL 0 3500 0 3500 40.78

743 DINARDO, VINCENT W. 24400 90800 0 115200 1,342.08

791 DITARANTO, RICHARD F.& JUSTINA 57400 102900 13000 147300 1,716.05

791 DITARANTO, RICHARD F.& JUSTINA 0 40700 0 40700 474.16

3 DIXMONT LAND INC. 31700 0 0 31700 369.31

1303 DIXON, LAYNE 33300 5600 0 38900 453.19

1028 DLJJ, LLC 25300 0 0 25300 294.75

2063 DLJJ, LLC 27900 0 0 27900 325.04

1622 DOBLE, RICHARD G. 13000 69500 13000 69500 809.68

1869 DOCKWORKS 0 438300 0 438300 5,106.20

213 DOE, THOMAS 33100 98500 13000 118600 1,381.69

1599 DOE, THOMAS 23900 83600 0 107500 1,252.38

1612 DOE, THOMAS 10100 200 0 10300 120.00

916 DONAHUE, PATRICIA A. 34600 163400 13000 185000 2,155.25

2191 DONLIN, LYNN M. & TIMITHY J. 32000 63200 13000 82200 957.63

2070 DONNELLY, BARBARA A. 31800 61800 13000 80600 938.99

1989 DONOVAN, DANIEL J 3600 0 0 3600 41.94

1934 DONOVAN, JASON G. & CYNTHIA E. 32800 166900 13000 186700 2,175.06

1323 DORITY, STEPHEN A. 30200 117600 13000 134800 1,570.42

1017 DORR, ALAN 168900 0 0 168900 1,967.69

1018 DORR, ALAN 117000 0 0 117000 1,363.05

178 DORRITY, WILLIAM H. 155400 105100 13000 247500 2,883.38

97 DOTSON, STEWART W. 30600 76500 13000 94100 1,096.27

1663 DOUGLAS, JOAN 12600 36700 13000 36300 422.90

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1870 DOW, STEPHEN B 30600 132100 13000 149700 1,744.01

1373 DOWNES, KAREN ANN 30700 167100 13000 184800 2,152.92

1646 DOWNEY, JOHN A. 13000 112700 0 125700 1,464.41

1560 DOWNEY, PETER 18700 119700 0 138400 1,612.36

1674 DOWNEY, PETER W. 184400 0 0 184400 2,148.26

1676 DOWNEY, PETER W. 3700 0 0 3700 43.11

1677 DOWNEY, PETER W. 7800 0 0 7800 90.87

75 DOWNS, MARGARET 0 16200 0 16200 188.73

81 DOWNS, MARGARET 20500 102200 13000 109700 1,278.01

534 DOYON, ANDREW E. 28800 111900 13000 127700 1,487.71

533 DOYON, ARTHUR 20800 0 0 20800 242.32

261 DOYON, ROGER & BARBARA J. 27200 115100 13000 129300 1,506.35

258 DOYON, STELLA 31300 159700 19000 172000 2,003.80

258 DOYON, STELLA 0 2500 0 2500 29.13

259 DOYON, STEVEN D. 22100 131900 13000 141000 1,642.65

467 DRAKE, LEONARD A. 10000 900 0 10900 126.99

1363 DRAKE,JR, WILLIAM P. 34900 185800 13000 207700 2,419.71

528 DREW, THEODORE J. 28800 110400 13000 126200 1,470.23

921 DRUMMOND, FRANCIS A. 40400 147100 13000 174500 2,032.93

49 DUBE, JOHN M. & GRETA A. 33100 172900 13000 193000 2,248.45

2515 DUBE, PAULINE 31800 23900 13000 42700 497.46

2187 DUDLEY, RICHARD J. 28600 178100 13000 193700 2,256.61

1268 DUFOUR, BRENDA S. 32100 117000 13000 136100 1,585.57

1452 DUNCAN, ELIZABETH B. 5000 0 0 5000 58.25

2555 DUNCAN-MORIN, JENNIFER 30400 157300 0 187700 2,186.71

1331 DUNHAM, ANN M. 30200 68600 13000 85800 999.57

1304 DUNHAM, CARLINE 110700 39800 19000 131500 1,531.98

348 DUNHAM, DAVID 44200 106900 13000 138100 1,608.87

65 DUNHAM, MARJORIE 32600 73200 19000 86800 1,011.22

465 DUNPHY, TINA M. 35200 103300 0 138500 1,613.53

933 DUNTON, JAMES R. 32800 84400 13000 104200 1,213.93

1353 DUNTON, WINSTON G.& WENDY D. 39300 148300 13000 174600 2,034.09

272 DUSTIN, CRAIG & CYNTHIA 3500 0 0 3500 40.78

1640 DWYER, III, JOHN L.& CHARLENE 11200 82700 0 93900 1,093.94

1623 DWYER, JOHN L. 32300 98400 0 130700 1,522.66

1673 DWYER, JOHN L. 7800 0 0 7800 90.87

450 DYER, DARRELL 30000 91400 13000 108400 1,262.86

452 DYER, RICHARD L. 16500 74000 13000 77500 902.88

453 DYER, WAYNE 14100 0 0 14100 164.27

1556 EAGLE COVE ENTERPRISES LLP 8900 0 0 8900 103.69

1557 EAGLE COVE ENTERPRISES LLP 10100 91800 0 101900 1,187.14

1602 EARLEY, CHARLES M., III 40100 221000 13000 248100 2,890.37

1671 EARLEY, CHARLES M., III & 10200 0 0 10200 118.83

1473 ECONOMY, JOHN 16800 105100 13000 108900 1,268.69

2256 EDWARDS, DANA A. 23500 0 0 23500 273.78

956 EDWARDS, HOLLIS K. 27300 47500 13000 61800 719.97

2061 EDWARDS, JEREMY M. 31600 194600 0 226200 2,635.23

268 ELBTHAL, ARTHUR 17000 0 0 17000 198.05

495 ELDRIDGE, GEORGE W. 20200 0 0 20200 235.33

64 EL-HAJJ, ELLEN J. 30600 66800 0 97400 1,134.71

1538 EL-HAJJ, LANCE M.. 20200 83200 13000 90400 1,053.16

1510 EL-HAJJ, LIONELL 24900 81700 19000 87600 1,020.54

1600 EL-HAJJ, MICHAEL 25400 168600 13000 181000 2,108.65

971 ELLINGWOOD CORNER CHURCH 8600 0 8600 0 0.00

1949 ELLINGWOOD CORNER UNITED 31500 186100 217600 0 0.00

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 387 ELLINGWOOD, DAVID E. JR. 33500 99000 13000 119500 1,392.18

388 ELLINGWOOD, MARJORIE 33300 40800 13000 61100 711.82

1925 ELLIOTT, FREDERICK L. 43000 32700 13000 62700 730.46

472 ELLIOTT, JOHN G.& TAMMY L. 32200 91900 0 124100 1,445.77

182 ELLIS, BENJAMIN R. 30400 147800 13000 165200 1,924.58

1812 EMERSON, CHRISTOPHER L. 33000 92600 13000 112600 1,311.79

866 EMERSON, CYNTHIA J. 27100 18300 13000 32400 377.46

1550 EMERSON, CYNTHIA J. 900 0 0 900 10.49

2149 EMERSON, JEREMIAH D. 30600 125700 13000 143300 1,669.45

1355 EMERSON, MICHAEL L. 45500 47800 13000 80300 935.50

936 EMERSON, OWEN C. 29900 77100 13000 94000 1,095.10

1539 EMERSON, ROBERT 12600 35200 0 47800 556.87

1517 ENEFF, JACK V. 24100 62800 13000 73900 860.94

547 ENGSTROM, MARCIA 26700 12500 13000 26200 305.23

2546 ENNIS, FRANK G. 3700 0 0 3700 43.11

961 ENNIS, FRANK G. & THERESA P. 43400 75900 13000 106300 1,238.40

1805 ESTES, BRUCE H. & DIANE L. 29400 132900 13000 149300 1,739.35

1297 ESTEY, HUBERT C. 24500 97000 13000 108500 1,264.03

1249 EVERETT, DIANNE J. 32000 65000 13000 84000 978.60

1644 EVERETT, KATHERINE A 15400 74400 0 89800 1,046.17

78 FAIRPOINT COMMUNICATIONS INC. 16800 93400 0 110200 1,283.83

757 FARNHAM PAUL N.,III 40000 156800 13000 183800 2,141.27

1372 FARNHAM, KAREN 148900 0 0 148900 1,734.69

1464 FARRAR, ERICA J 27100 122100 13000 136200 1,586.73

1983 FAULKNER, ALARIC 35500 276300 13000 298800 3,481.02

256 FAUST, ALBERT C. 53700 93000 13000 133700 1,557.61

257 FAUST, ALBERT C. 19600 0 0 19600 228.34

1446 FEERO, DEVISEE'S OF URBAN 26200 114000 19000 121200 1,411.98

483 FEERO, EDGAR D. 38400 59200 13000 84600 985.59

483 FEERO, EDGAR D. 0 20100 0 20100 234.17

2210 FERLAND, HENRY 0 32200 19000 13200 153.78

1867 FIELD, RICKY A. 29400 23700 13000 40100 467.17

2051 FIELDS, BARRY 30500 187700 13000 205200 2,390.58

2240 FINDLEY, SHAWN 0 7800 0 7800 90.87

1515 FIRE STATION 131700 167100 298800 0 0.00

1871 FISHER LIVING TRUST 41200 135500 19000 157700 1,837.21

1871 FISHER LIVING TRUST 8800 5400 0 14200 165.43

2029 FISHER, DENNIS 0 40600 13000 27600 321.54

1081 FITZPATRICK, DION M. 48900 0 0 48900 569.69

1090 FITZPATRICK, JAMES F. 12800 0 0 12800 149.12

1693 FITZPATRICK, MARK 20200 134000 13000 141200 1,644.98

1848 FLAGG, MICHAEL H & BARBARA J. 47400 140800 13000 175200 2,041.08

1890 FLEWELLING, FRANK L. & SALLY H. 39000 88300 13000 114300 1,331.60

567 FLEWELLING, MARY ANN 21700 34200 13000 42900 499.79

881 FLEWELLING, PHILIP M. 33600 87700 19000 102300 1,191.80

2046 FLEWELLING, SHERRIE L. 31800 186200 13000 205000 2,388.25

1500 FOLEY, ANN Q. 24200 136200 13000 147400 1,717.21

1376 FOLEY, FRANK S. 9900 0 0 9900 115.34

1389 FOLEY, FRANK S.& H.JAMES JR 21200 0 0 21200 246.98

1990 FOLEY, FRANK S., JAMES H. FOLEY 510700 0 0 510700 5,949.66

1375 FOLEY, JAMES H. 27500 0 0 27500 320.38

1878 FOLEY, JAMES H. 43800 198900 13000 229700 2,676.01

210 FOLEY, JAMES H. JR. 232400 0 0 232400 2,707.46

1454 FOLEY, JAMES H.,JR.& REBECCA B. 37100 0 0 37100 432.22

1581 FOLEY, PATRICK J. 27700 0 27700 0 0.00

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1536 FOLEY, PHILIP H 13000 66400 13000 66400 773.56

1537 FOLEY, PHILIP H. 4400 0 0 4400 51.26

593 FOLEY, RONALD G. 50100 83500 0 133600 1,556.44

1666 FOLLANSBEE, DEBORAH 17200 52800 0 70000 815.50

2048 FOLNSBEE, ERIC J. 32100 205900 13000 225000 2,621.25

1879 FORD, EDWARD 29600 160600 13000 177200 2,064.38

129 FORREST, HAROLD 32700 81600 19000 95300 1,110.25

189 FORREST, STEVEN M. 16100 0 0 16100 187.57

1133 FORREST, STEVEN M. 31600 395100 0 426700 4,971.06

1543 FOSTER ENERGY,LLC, R.H. 64800 199400 0 264200 3,077.93

1302 FOSTER, JEANNE H.& MICHAEL 20600 0 0 20600 239.99

2557 FOWLER, MARK L. 23200 0 0 23200 270.28

2558 FOWLER, MARK L. 32100 266800 13000 285900 3,330.74

1846 FOWLER, VIRGIL E. 26400 111200 0 137600 1,603.04

912 FRANCIS, STEPHANIE 41200 97400 13000 125600 1,463.24

1310 FRANK, ROBERT M.,III 57800 302800 13000 347600 4,049.54

1038 FRASER, CHRISTOPHER 32200 120500 13000 139700 1,627.51

231 FRASER, JOHN C. 32400 121300 13000 140700 1,639.16

1321 FRATINI, JAMES J. 40100 189100 13000 216200 2,518.73

1880 FRAZEE, KAREN 47200 100300 13000 134500 1,566.93

1881 FRAZEE, KAREN 2600 0 0 2600 30.29

1408 FRECH, LLOYD & PATRICIA 24200 124500 19000 129700 1,511.01

131 FRODING, JOEL 32700 110200 13000 129900 1,513.34

41 FROST, LORNA K. & FREEMAN L. III 25400 76200 13000 88600 1,032.19

168 FRYE, ERIC R. 100700 102000 13000 189700 2,210.01

21 FULTON, CRAIG 26100 164900 13000 178000 2,073.70

1315 GAGNON, MARCEL D.JR. 21300 66600 0 87900 1,024.04

1125 GAGNON, TONY L. 33300 101000 13000 121300 1,413.15

1525 GALE, CHARLES 13900 74000 13000 74900 872.59

1866 GALLACHER, JAMES L & ROBIN S 33700 105600 13000 126300 1,471.40

1407 GALLAGHER, TIMOTHY B. 25300 203500 0 228800 2,665.52

1852 GALLAGHER, TIMOTHY B. 27000 83200 0 110200 1,283.83

2121 GALLANT, BARBARA L. 18700 117100 13000 122800 1,430.62

1685 GALLUCCI, LAURA L. 12100 76100 13000 75200 876.08

173 GAMBLE, ELMER W. 163600 86000 19000 230600 2,686.49

676 GARDNER, THOMAS R. 22200 0 0 22200 258.63

679 GARDNER, THOMAS R.& WANDA M. 27000 116000 0 143000 1,665.95

1283 GAUDET, GREGORY M. 23900 0 0 23900 278.44

1284 GAUDET, GREGORY M. 31900 146000 13000 164900 1,921.09

1285 GAUDET, GREGORY M. 1900 0 0 1900 22.14

1099 GAUDET, JOHN P. 47000 180700 13000 214700 2,501.26

1882 GAUDET, PAUL G 26000 200400 13000 213400 2,486.11

783 GAUSE, NANCY C. 37500 0 0 37500 436.88

820 GAUSE, NANCY C. 59000 386800 13000 432800 5,042.12

803 GAUVIN, GARY & LORI A. 52700 70200 13000 109900 1,280.34

320 GAVARD, GERALDINE J. 34100 38700 13000 59800 696.67

1529 GEDDIS, DAVID G.& JO A. 13500 63300 0 76800 894.72

2031 GEHRKE, JAMES E. 34100 49200 13000 70300 819.00

645 GEISEL, CARSTEN T. 29400 10000 0 39400 459.01

1687 GENEVER, CHRISTOPHER J.& EM 12600 64700 0 77300 900.55

2257 GEORGE, ALFRED F. 25500 0 0 25500 297.08

334 GERRY, CONSTANCE M. 16800 36500 19000 34300 399.60

382 GERRY, MICHAEL S. 28500 34800 13000 50300 586.00

381 GERRY, WILLARD 31800 33900 13000 52700 613.96

1401 GESCHEIDLER, FREDERICK J. 23800 109600 19000 114400 1,332.76

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 11 GIARDI JR., ANTHONY J. 27500 127400 13000 141900 1,653.14

1317 GIDDINGS, DORIS M. 31100 69500 13000 87600 1,020.54

1926 GIESA, ERIC A. 23100 44900 13000 55000 640.75

248 GILBERT, DAVID 10300 0 0 10300 120.00

249 GILBERT, DAVID 30200 110200 13000 127400 1,484.21

1295 GILBERT, DONNA M. 40500 252100 13000 279600 3,257.34

627 GILES PROPERTY MGT LLC 18800 0 0 18800 219.02

10 GILES, DUANE H. 41000 99400 19000 121400 1,414.31

2100 GILES, N. SHANE 24000 62500 0 86500 1,007.73

2024 GILES, N.SHANE 44400 383100 13000 414500 4,828.93

1174 GILLEN, RUSSELL H. 22700 36200 0 58900 686.19

1625 GILLEN, RUSSELL H. 17800 96600 13000 101400 1,181.31

324 GILLEY, JR., HERBERT R. 30600 116500 13000 134100 1,562.27

1382 GILLWAY, HARRY J. 50300 8800 0 59100 688.52

1691 GILLWAY, WILLIAM C & PATRICIA M 12600 66800 13000 66400 773.56

1747 GILLWAY, WILLIAM H 37000 900 0 37900 441.54

842 GILMORE JR., ALTON 25800 13400 13000 26200 305.23

890 GINN JR., BERNARD D. 33600 154300 13000 174900 2,037.59

440 GINN, BENJAMIN D.& BRITTNEY M. 29700 0 0 29700 346.01

225 GINN, BERNARD 34400 0 0 34400 400.76

813 GINN, BERNARD 33600 0 0 33600 391.44

816 GINN, BERNARD 34300 0 0 34300 399.60

931 GINN, BERNARD 51300 0 0 51300 597.65

478 GINN, BERNARD & SONS INC 48700 0 0 48700 567.36

480 GINN, BERNARD D. 4600 0 0 4600 53.59

496 GINN, BERNARD D. 2200 0 0 2200 25.63

466 GINN, BERNARD D. JR. 32000 0 0 32000 372.80

617 GINN, BERNARD SR. 3100 0 0 3100 36.12

793 GINN, BERNARD SR. 10700 0 0 10700 124.66

798 GINN, BERNARD SR. 7800 0 0 7800 90.87

805 GINN, BERNARD SR. 16600 0 0 16600 193.39

811 GINN, BERNARD SR. 6900 0 0 6900 80.39

812 GINN, BERNARD SR. 60800 97300 13000 145100 1,690.42

817 GINN, BERNARD SR. 34900 0 0 34900 406.59

932 GINN, BERNARD SR. 77100 0 0 77100 898.22

960 GINN, BERNARD SR. 29600 0 0 29600 344.84

2575 GINN, COREY L. 28600 45500 0 74100 863.27

876 GINN, DARRELL 52500 217800 13000 257300 2,997.55

1238 GINN, NANCY D. 31500 59200 0 90700 1,056.66

2032 GINN, SONIA M. 3900 0 0 3900 45.44

618 GINN, SONJA M.& BENJAMIN D. 200 0 0 200 2.33

900 GINN, SONYA M. 51800 0 0 51800 603.47

727 GINN, STANLEY 58000 110000 13000 155000 1,805.75

969 GINN, STANLEY R. 500 0 0 500 5.83

1050 GINN, STANLEY R. 1400 0 0 1400 16.31

1368 GIORDANO, EUGENE A. 69000 0 0 69000 803.85

713 GITLOW, LYNN 5800 0 0 5800 67.57

760 GITLOW, LYNN 51400 200700 13000 239100 2,785.52

2193 GLEFKE, HOWARD & CAROL 40100 93200 19000 114300 1,331.60

1124 GLUECK, RICHARD 34800 183100 13000 204900 2,387.09

1535 GOCZE, MARIA M. 5400 39100 0 44500 518.43

1369 GODDARD, DENNIS P. 31800 156900 13000 175700 2,046.91

1972 GODIN, DANIEL J 30600 127600 13000 145200 1,691.58

1423 GODIN, DANIEL J. 800 0 0 800 9.32

1710 GODLEY III, WILLIAM F. 39600 150300 0 189900 2,212.34

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1139 GOODMAN, GREGORY A. 30500 184400 13000 201900 2,352.14

577 GOODWIN, BARBARA J. 39000 76100 13000 102100 1,189.47

1884 GOTT, JOSEPH 1900 0 0 1900 22.14

1286 GOTT, JOSEPH E. 31900 119600 13000 138500 1,613.53

1129 GOULD, DAVID G. 45000 136600 13000 168600 1,964.19

633 GOULD, GARY M. 2700 0 0 2700 31.46

634 GOULD, GARY M. 20500 0 0 20500 238.83

636 GOULD, GARY M. 42200 0 0 42200 491.63

748 GOULD, GARY M. 51200 101000 13000 139200 1,621.68

749 GOULD, GARY M. 46900 35800 0 82700 963.46

29 GOULD, ROGER 4000 0 0 4000 46.60

739 GOULD, ROGER E. 39500 52900 13000 79400 925.01

739 GOULD, ROGER E. 0 7400 0 7400 86.21

2514 GOULD, ROGER E. & FELICIA F. 20300 0 0 20300 236.50

764 GOWER, WILLIAM B.T. 37600 62700 13000 87300 1,017.05

1370 GRAHAM JR., THOMAS J. 32200 40900 13000 60100 700.17

1318 GRAN, HEATHER M. 24200 42600 13000 53800 626.77

513 GRAN, TRACY R.& JANICE E. 12200 0 0 12200 142.13

514 GRAN, TRACY R.& JANICE E. 7400 0 0 7400 86.21

515 GRAN, TRACY R.& JANICE E. 40000 136500 13000 163500 1,904.78

586 GRANT, CONRAD W./ CAROLYN G. 39400 0 0 39400 459.01

652 GRANT, CONRAD W.TRUSTEES OF 59000 87700 13000 133700 1,557.61

1885 GRASS, DANA C 36000 179100 13000 202100 2,354.47

1354 GRAVELLE, DENISE A. 44800 69200 19000 95000 1,106.75

716 GRAY, EUGENE F. 57400 55100 13000 99500 1,159.18

707 GRAY, MURRAY K. 5000 0 0 5000 58.25

2189 GRAY, ROBERT & TRACY 0 35300 13000 22300 259.80

31 GREEN, MARSHA 25500 84100 13000 96600 1,125.39

773 GREEN, MICHAEL S. 50500 340100 13000 377600 4,399.04

1898 GREENE, JAMES M. 146700 134400 0 281100 3,274.82

1899 GREENE, JAMES M. 4500 0 0 4500 52.43

2057 GREENLAW, KEITH 32800 242100 13000 261900 3,051.14

1945 GRENDELL, GAIL A. 31800 78800 13000 97600 1,137.04

1567 GRESSER, KEVIN 25500 91100 13000 103600 1,206.94

1074 GRIGSBY, STEPHEN M. 26000 73100 0 99100 1,154.52

1181 GRIMES, KENNETH J. 45600 174200 13000 206800 2,409.22

720 GRIVOIS, TINA M. 24800 135400 13000 147200 1,714.88

977 GROLEAU, JOHN C. 45300 197600 13000 229900 2,678.34

978 GROLEAU, JOHN C. 7500 0 0 7500 87.38

754 GROMEK, RICHARD S. 43900 151600 13000 182500 2,126.13

799 GROSS, JEFFREY B. 31900 43800 0 75700 881.91

1001 GROVER, JANE 3000 0 0 3000 34.95

1559 GROVER, SHIRLEY 17800 94000 13000 98800 1,151.02

579 GROVER, THOMAS A. & ALTHEA J. 28000 101300 0 129300 1,506.35

1904 HABER, KEVIN G 33000 112800 13000 132800 1,547.12

1155 HACKETT, LLEDREW S. JR. 31200 82500 13000 100700 1,173.16

2214 HACKETT, LLEDREW S. JR. 17000 0 0 17000 198.05

1154 HACKETT, LLEDREW S. SR. 31300 69600 13000 87900 1,024.04

1157 HACKETT, MARK E. 26200 27200 13000 40400 470.66

680 HAFFORD JR., MICHAEL R. 32000 109300 0 141300 1,646.15

681 HAFFORD, MICHAEL 32400 119200 13000 138600 1,614.69

1531 HAGGERTY, SUSAN R. 16100 54300 13000 57400 668.71

281 HALEY, SHAWN 46200 0 0 46200 538.23

485 HALL, ALBERT W. 39900 9000 13000 35900 418.24

1918 HALL, JAMES E., JR. 39000 6100 0 45100 525.42

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1918 HALL, JAMES E., JR. 0 26000 0 26000 302.90

1049 HALL, KENNETH N. 32600 136600 6000 163200 1,901.28

755 HALL, SUSAN A. 31900 97400 13000 116300 1,354.90

1330 HALL, TIMOTHY A. 27100 100000 13000 114100 1,329.27

130 HALL, TONEY W.& LAURIE A. 32700 121600 13000 141300 1,646.15

746 HALLETT, PAUL S. 18800 164700 13000 170500 1,986.33

520 HALLETT, RANDOLPH G. 28600 11600 13000 27200 316.88

865 HAMER, JOHN K. 37600 254800 13000 279400 3,255.01

827 HAMILTON, DONALD W. 600 0 0 600 6.99

828 HAMILTON, DONALD W. 7500 0 0 7500 87.38

830 HAMILTON, DONALD W. 35500 121900 13000 144400 1,682.26

1919 HAMM, KAREN M. 22600 23400 13000 33000 384.45

476 HAMM, MICHAEL J. 30900 118500 13000 136400 1,589.06

589 HAMMOND, GERALD 30400 44900 0 75300 877.25

714 HAMOR, CHRIS 0 25000 0 25000 291.25

2130 HAMOR, CHRIS 0 51700 0 51700 602.31

2540 HAMOR, CHRIS 0 7800 0 7800 90.87

1973 HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER 16100 16000 0 32100 373.97

2198 HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER 0 13300 0 13300 154.95

1889 HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER R 295700 231700 13000 514400 5,992.76

1889 HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER R 0 335000 0 335000 3,902.75

142 HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER R. 189200 29000 0 218200 2,542.03

2103 HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER R. 0 34400 0 34400 400.76






2201 HAMOR, CHRISTOPHER R. 0 92100 0 92100 1,072.97


1682 HAMOR, RICHARD A. 65200 116100 19000 162300 1,890.80

222 HAND, CHARLEEN 43500 0 0 43500 506.78

2053 HANKINSON, MARK D. 33800 178600 13000 199400 2,323.01

949 HANLEY, NORMAN 20600 0 0 20600 239.99

2195 HANSON, TIMOTHY E. 42200 34000 0 76200 887.73

34 HARDY, BRENT D 44500 227700 13000 259200 3,019.68

44 HARDY, TODD A 39900 173200 13000 200100 2,331.17

2157 HARDY, TODD A. 24600 0 0 24600 286.59

877 HARGETT, JANET 54800 0 0 54800 638.42

878 HARGETT, JANET 40300 0 0 40300 469.50

758 HARMON, JANET D. 36400 23400 13000 46800 545.22

464 HARNISH, CRAIG J. 30300 89200 0 119500 1,392.18

313 HARNISH, DANIEL 33500 61700 13000 82200 957.63

363 HARNISH, DEBORAH J. 46900 73600 13000 107500 1,252.38

1248 HARNISH, GEORGE A 0 13600 13000 600 6.99

174 HARNISH, GEORGE A. 30000 0 0 30000 349.50

1247 HARNISH, GEORGE A. 32000 40500 0 72500 844.63

365 HARNISH, ROBERT 0 17600 13000 4600 53.59

1192 HARNISH, WILLIAM 28200 74300 13000 89500 1,042.68

2179 HARNISH, WILLIAM L. IV 48700 207100 13000 242800 2,828.62

928 HARRIMAN, DALLAS A. JR. 31800 79600 13000 98400 1,146.36

1998 HARRIMAN, DELTHEA 21800 51100 0 72900 849.29

488 HARRIMAN, DELTHEA L. 23100 7000 13000 17100 199.22

19 HARRIMAN, GLORIA 27900 182000 13000 196900 2,293.89

1735 HARRIMAN, JOHN D. JR. 27100 97300 13000 111400 1,297.81

42

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1087 HARRIMAN, RICHARD 34800 98800 0 133600 1,556.44

600 HARRIMAN, TIMOTHY W. 32500 91500 13000 111000 1,293.15

156 HARRIS, DONALD E. 24200 0 0 24200 281.93

1653 HARRIS, DONALD E. 13300 0 0 13300 154.95

1091 HARRIS, DONALD E.& SUSAN A. 34600 119200 13000 140800 1,640.32

777 HARRIS, MARTHA J. 59800 111100 13000 157900 1,839.54

1658 HARRIS, SUSAN A. 13500 46200 0 59700 695.51

2552 HART JR., RICHARD A. 19800 0 0 19800 230.67

445 HART, JOHN & LORIE LLC 29400 158700 0 188100 2,191.37

979 HART, JOHN A. 900 0 0 900 10.49

1449 HART, JOHN A. 20200 138200 13000 145400 1,693.91

1450 HARVEY, MARK E. 26400 121800 13000 135200 1,575.08

1451 HARVEY, MARK E. 1800 0 0 1800 20.97

254 HASEY, GAIL A. 41500 126800 13000 155300 1,809.25

254 HASEY, GAIL A. 0 161400 0 161400 1,880.31

238 HASKELL, JULIA J. 32300 38500 0 70800 824.82

184 HASLETT, JENNIFER 0 10800 10800 0 0.00

1750 HASSELL, MARY B.F. 27000 288000 13000 302000 3,518.30

279 HATCH, JAMES 31000 85100 13000 103100 1,201.12

405 HATHAWAY, CHERYL 45300 11300 13000 43600 507.94

405 HATHAWAY, CHERYL 0 143200 0 143200 1,668.28

1575 HATHAWAY, TIMOTHY 29600 96200 13000 112800 1,314.12

519 HATHAWAY, TIMOTHY L.& EUGENE 6100 0 0 6100 71.07

668 HAUGER, ELIZABETH 75400 127100 19000 183500 2,137.78

669 HAUGER, MARY E 32400 85700 13000 105100 1,224.42

574 HAUGER, MARY E. 40900 6500 0 47400 552.21

670 HAUGER, ROBERT 29400 77100 19000 87500 1,019.38

2531 HAUGER, WILLIAM 38000 156300 0 194300 2,263.60

1833 HAWES, ARICH SR. 29300 69900 13000 86200 1,004.23

492 HAZA, VAUNA L. 23300 118300 13000 128600 1,498.19

1893 HEEREN, JONATHAN 21300 142500 13000 150800 1,756.82

422 HENNESSY, ROBERT 30200 0 0 30200 351.83

1647 HERASYMCHUCK, LEE M. 11200 68300 0 79500 926.18

95 HERRIN, EUGENE E. & RUTH L. 23800 155900 0 179700 2,093.51

180 HERSEY, DEVISEES OF ROBERT SR 0 8600 0 8600 100.19

1393 HERSEY, DIANE 34600 112700 13000 134300 1,564.60

1413 HERSEY, JOHN C. 25000 79400 0 104400 1,216.26

2162 HERSEY, ROBERT JR. 32600 179500 13000 199100 2,319.52

1894 HERZ, GREGORY E 33900 104400 13000 125300 1,459.75

1977 HESSELTINE, MARY ANNE 28500 156900 13000 172400 2,008.46

1274 HICKMON, TRENT W. 59100 11900 19000 52000 605.80

1907 HIGGINS BUS SER P.A., T. A. 15800 70900 0 86700 1,010.06

556 HIGGINS, JAMES N. 20800 18800 13000 26600 309.89

2043 HIGGINS, JENNIFER H. 24600 0 0 24600 286.59

1580 HIGGINS, LEON F. 12600 106200 19000 99800 1,162.67

360 HIGGINS, PHILIP 4700 0 0 4700 54.76

1874 HIGGINS, PHILIP A. 24300 96900 13000 108200 1,260.53

104 HIGGINS, RANDOLPH B. 5100 0 0 5100 59.42


107 HIGGINS, RANDOLPH B. 40300 197000 13000 224300 2,613.10





993 HIGGINS, RANDY B.JR. 32800 211900 13000 231700 2,699.31

43

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1987 HIGHAM, JENNIFER 29600 178600 0 208200 2,425.53

800 HILDRETH, EARL C. JR. 34100 0 0 34100 397.27

702 HILL, CHARLES J 29800 146000 13000 162800 1,896.62

683 HILL, JOHN O. 31400 49900 0 81300 947.15

701 HILL, JOHN O. 50600 0 0 50600 589.49

729 HILL, JOHN O. 3900 0 0 3900 45.44

351 HILLMAN, LESLIE A. 32700 166500 13000 186200 2,169.23

657 HILLS, ELISHA 25600 70300 13000 82900 965.79

1583 HILLS, RAYMOND 26000 98500 19000 105500 1,229.08

751 HOBBS, ATWOOD K. 600 0 0 600 6.99

753 HOBBS, ATWOOD K. 41300 26900 13000 55200 643.08

631 HOBBS, NATHAN A. 31600 88100 13000 106700 1,243.06

632 HOBBS, NATHAN A. 100 0 0 100 1.17

1942 HOBBS, RECECCA E. 30700 79400 13000 97100 1,131.22

2563 HOBBS, WALTER 0 29500 0 29500 343.68

98 HODGMAN, THOMAS 81900 306900 13000 375800 4,378.07

621 HODGMAN, THOMAS P. 40000 28000 0 68000 792.20

1707 HOGENCAMP, ELIZABETH M. 47100 125400 13000 159500 1,858.18

1715 HOGENCAMP, MARK J. 24000 53200 0 77200 899.38

1755 HOLLIDAY, NANCY 11700 64400 13000 63100 735.12

725 HOLMES, CURT 23400 0 0 23400 272.61

704 HOLMES, CURT J. 4900 0 0 4900 57.09

726 HOLMES, CURT J. 31000 93500 13000 111500 1,298.98

728 HOLMES, CURT J. 28200 76200 0 104400 1,216.26

2143 HOLMES, CURT J. 22600 0 0 22600 263.29

531 HOLMES, DANIEL 33200 78300 13000 98500 1,147.53

1132 HOLMES, JAMES 36700 45900 19000 63600 740.94

523 HOLMES, JENNIFER A. 44300 176000 13000 207300 2,415.05

873 HOLMES, JO-ANN 52600 102000 13000 141600 1,649.64

1367 HOLMES, PHILIP 0 14700 0 14700 171.26

2526 HOLMES, PHILIP 19200 23100 0 42300 492.80

169 HOLT FAMILY TRUST 138200 185600 19000 304800 3,550.92

2212 HOME PARTNERS FINANCE I LLC 25800 39500 0 65300 760.75

594 HOOPER, REBECCA S. 27400 58000 13000 72400 843.46

571 HOTALING, KEITH H. 29400 115000 13000 131400 1,530.81

1346 HOTHAM, DEBORAH 29800 145600 13000 162400 1,891.96

429 HOUSER, PAUL T.& DEBORAH A. 24400 98800 13000 110200 1,283.83

1498 HOWARD, AL 14300 80600 0 94900 1,105.59

512 HOWARD, ALFRED R. 30200 47700 0 77900 907.54

1040 HOWARD, JAMES R.III 30700 123900 13000 141600 1,649.64

1872 HOWARD, RICHARD S. 25400 187700 0 213100 2,482.62

997 HOWARD, STARKEY, GROVER, RO 45200 0 0 45200 526.58

717 HOWE, NATHANIAL B. 30400 111800 13000 129200 1,505.18

1199 HOYT, JOHN S. 25900 0 0 25900 301.74

1008 HUGHES BROS. INC. 750400 57500 0 807900 9,412.04

804 HUMBERT, CRAIG 41200 85900 13000 114100 1,329.27

112 HUMPHREY, KENYON M. 30300 188500 13000 205800 2,397.57

86 HUNTER, GUY F. 6600 0 0 6600 76.89

1465 HUNTER, GUY F. 42600 161600 13000 191200 2,227.48

1380 HUNTER, GUY F. JR. 2100 0 0 2100 24.47

361 HUSSEY, ROLINDA 30700 86000 13000 103700 1,208.11

1943 HUSSEY, WAYNE E. 32300 126400 13000 145700 1,697.41

1093 IMLER, ROBERT 59300 0 0 59300 690.85

1553 INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELLO 13900 181400 195300 0 0.00

2084 INMAN, BRUCE 24000 0 0 24000 279.60

44

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1185 INMAN, DAVID 28200 56000 13000 71200 829.48

1384 INMAN, EVELYN M. 52500 67600 13000 107100 1,247.72

1020 IRELAND, THOMAS A. 15700 25200 0 40900 476.49

973 JACKSON, ROBERT H. 31800 83900 13000 102700 1,196.46

494 JACOBSON, TIMOTHY 28800 85400 0 114200 1,330.43

200 JAGELS, RICHARD 136100 193100 13000 316200 3,683.73

200 JAGELS, RICHARD 0 21500 0 21500 250.48

1412 JAGGER, ERIC D. 31900 122900 13000 141800 1,651.97

498 JAMISON -GOUVEA, ANN 42100 132400 13000 161500 1,881.48

965 JAMISON, WILLIAM J. 30200 113400 13000 130600 1,521.49

1585 JANDREAU, THOMAS L. & DAWN E. 26400 172900 13000 186300 2,170.40

368 JENKINS, PETER B. 29900 88500 0 118400 1,379.36

863 JERNIGAN, MARSHALL 38700 0 0 38700 450.86



854 JERNIGAN, MARSHALL J. 25800 66000 13000 78800 918.02

1938 JERNIGAN, MARSHALL J. 18500 44600 0 63100 735.12

862 JERNIGAN, ROBERT HEIRS 32000 52700 13000 71700 835.31

2102 JERNIGAN, SHELLY 22300 0 0 22300 259.80

2180 JETER, JEFFREY S. & JOAN F 16800 0 0 16800 195.72

623 JETER, JEFFREY S.& JOAN F. 24500 3100 0 27600 321.54


719 JETER, JEFFREY S.& JOAN F. 102100 264100 13000 353200 4,114.78


126 JOHANSEN, ELEANOR B. 40200 205900 0 246100 2,867.07

177 JOHNSON, CARL 0 9600 9600 0 0.00

839 JOHNSON, CHERYL M. 28800 75400 13000 91200 1,062.48

175 JOHNSON, FANNIE HEIRS 0 4200 0 4200 48.93

551 JOHNSON, ORVILLE R. 47300 135400 13000 169700 1,977.01

550 JOHNSON, ORVILLE R. JR. 17100 0 0 17100 199.22

23 JOHNSON, ROGER 0 14900 0 14900 173.59

1570 JONES, CLERGUE T. 25500 62600 13000 75100 874.92

1540 JONES, DAMIEN 15400 24000 6000 33400 389.11

583 JONES, JOHN C. 2000 0 0 2000 23.30

585 JONES, JOHN C. 45600 15400 0 61000 710.65

1481 JONES, JOHN C. 25600 0 0 25600 298.24

642 JORDAN JR., PHILLIP L. 28500 54900 13000 70400 820.16

1591 JORDAN, CAROL A. 26700 165100 13000 178800 2,083.02

1733 JORDAN, GEORGE W. 30600 118700 13000 136300 1,587.90

1816 JORDAN, HERBERT D. 23600 71800 13000 82400 959.96

792 JORDAN, MICHAEL 43600 116400 19000 141000 1,642.65

94 JORDAN, PHILIP S. 244800 0 0 244800 2,851.92

1184 JUNKINS, BETTY JEAN 30100 51300 13000 68400 796.86

1626 JUNKINS, CARLETON 13900 84900 19000 79800 929.67

489 JUNKINS, MICHAEL A. 26800 36400 13000 50200 584.83

9 JUSKIEWICZ, DOROTHY E. 41000 134700 13000 162700 1,895.46

1558 KAELIN, JEFFREY H 15100 122100 0 137200 1,598.38

2577 KANDRA, MONIQUE M. 156300 114100 13000 257400 2,998.71

120 KASPAREK, GARY 29900 89300 13000 106200 1,237.23

1007 KAUFMAN, JANET P. 41200 287200 0 328400 3,825.86

1296 KAUFMAN, JANET P. 31900 129200 13000 148100 1,725.37

1723 KAZMIERCZAK, STEPHEN J. 36800 132400 13000 156200 1,819.73

2099 KEATING, ROBERT B. 28400 85500 13000 100900 1,175.49

1433 KEELEY, BRIAN W. 24100 87300 13000 98400 1,146.36

407 KEERAN, HENRY B. 26500 113600 0 140100 1,632.17

45

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 408 KEERAN, HENRY B.& FRANCES P. 700 0 0 700 8.16

1322 KELLEY, KEVIN J. 30400 184100 13000 201500 2,347.48

426 KELLEY, LARRY P. 30600 69900 13000 87500 1,019.38

220 KELLIHER, ALLEN D. 31900 83400 13000 102300 1,191.80

273 KELLY, DIANE 5300 0 0 5300 61.75

1791 KEMRITE, DEBRA LYNN 12600 60200 13000 59800 696.67

1506 KENISTON, SCOTT 25200 78900 13000 91100 1,061.32

1402 KENNARD, STEVEN E. & JENNIFER 17800 61200 13000 66000 768.90

1136 KENNEDY, GLEN 31600 104800 13000 123400 1,437.61

1767 KENNEDY, SHEILA C. 15100 78800 0 93900 1,093.94

395 KENNESON, RANDY S. 29400 41500 0 70900 825.99

1966 KENNEY, DALE L. & CYNTHIA E. 30200 116900 13000 134100 1,562.27

1967 KENNEY, DALE L. & CYNTHIA E. 3800 0 0 3800 44.27

2207 KENNEY, HEIDI 0 6300 6300 0 0.00

89 KENNEY,SUSAN 26100 66400 13000 79500 926.18

1312 KEPPEL, GEORGE JR 121200 118300 19000 220500 2,568.83

2049 KERVIN, MATTHEW A. 36600 176700 0 213300 2,484.95

32 KERVIN, MICHAEL & RODNEY 29300 135000 0 164300 1,914.10

1698 KERVIN, MICHAEL A. 21000 161300 13000 169300 1,972.35

1432 KIESMAN, GERALD R. 24500 173400 0 197900 2,305.54

1753 KING IRREVOLK TRUST 29300 85200 13000 101500 1,182.48

1932 KING, ELLEN L. 12100 73900 13000 73000 850.45

852 KING, GERALD S. 19500 29800 13000 36300 422.90

2186 KINGSBURY, ANGELA 34600 92500 0 127100 1,480.72

393 KINGSBURY, GALEN 33600 116300 13000 136900 1,594.89

392 KINGSBURY, GALEN D.& BRENDA F. 24300 0 0 24300 283.10

390 KINGSBURY, PAUL F. 14900 88700 19000 84600 985.59

1471 KIRK, III, JOHN M. 23100 102400 0 125500 1,462.08

2213 KIRK, JUDITH V. 30100 24300 0 54400 633.76

1587 KNAPP, JEREMY T. 19900 98800 13000 105700 1,231.41

1661 KNAPP, STEVEN E. 19000 84900 13000 90900 1,058.99

374 KNIGHTLY, SHERMAN E. & G. MARY 30000 141200 13000 158200 1,843.03

982 KNIGHTS, CHESTER L. 32500 98900 13000 118400 1,379.36

561 KNIPPING, JOSHUA T. 39300 128500 0 167800 1,954.87

540 KNIPPING, RICHARD W. 41700 104600 13000 133300 1,552.95

1962 KNOBLOCH, DOUGLAS L. 33400 183100 13000 203500 2,370.78

1270 KNOTT, RAYMOND W. 31800 123400 19000 136200 1,586.73

1271 KNOTT, RAYMOND W. JR. 31800 162000 13000 180800 2,106.32

1719 KNOWLES, CARL C. & LAURIE L. 8900 31100 13000 27000 314.55

1637 KNOWLES, GLADYS 22300 67900 13000 77200 899.38

1638 KNOWLES, GLADYS 2300 0 0 2300 26.80

835 KNOX, WALTER S. 23700 30000 13000 40700 474.16

835 KNOX, WALTER S. 0 1600 0 1600 18.64

834 KNUPP, DAVID M. 35200 74700 13000 96900 1,128.89

836 KNUPP, DAVID M. 1300 0 0 1300 15.15

47 KNUPP, NICOLA S. 33400 228100 13000 248500 2,895.03

1845 KOMAN, MATTHEW D. 33500 104000 13000 124500 1,450.43

304 KORD, CARA L 22900 149800 13000 159700 1,860.51

2243 KORD, JOSEPHINE T. 30400 0 0 30400 354.16

1436 KOSTUSYK, JOSEPH L. 27700 166900 13000 181600 2,115.64

2259 KRAMER, GREGORY P. 10500 0 0 10500 122.33

1109 KUWIK, ALAN C. 29700 175700 13000 192400 2,241.46

1773 KUYKENDALL, WILLIAM F. & MARY 32100 117400 13000 136500 1,590.23

191 L A LAPOINTE, LLC 82900 141200 0 224100 2,610.77

191 L A LAPOINTE, LLC 0 16000 0 16000 186.40

46

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1336 L A LAPOINTE, LLC 22400 0 0 22400 260.96

2153 LABONTE, CHRISTOPHER 30500 202000 13000 219500 2,557.18

1309 LACHANCE, LEO L. 62000 315600 19000 358600 4,177.69

2262 LAFAYETTE, BRETT D. 23100 0 0 23100 269.12

459 LAFAYETTE, BRETT D.& JOHN D. 53200 95100 0 148300 1,727.70

1027 LAFOUNTAIN, TOBEY 35100 55800 0 90900 1,058.99

730 LAHAYE, RICHARD A. 28800 86300 13000 102100 1,189.47

139 LAJOIE, EDITH E. 39400 66700 0 106100 1,236.07

548 LAMBERT, JOANNE L. 24500 34000 13000 45500 530.08

1915 LANCASTER, DAVID & CHRISTINA 16100 87000 13000 90100 1,049.67

1035 LANCASTER, DAVID R. 26400 0 0 26400 307.56

497 LANCASTER, RALPH L. & 26800 32600 13000 46400 540.56

1022 LANE CONSTRUCTION CORP. 1212300 0 0 1212300 14,123.30

1101 LANE CONSTRUCTION CORP. 19200 0 0 19200 223.68

1103 LANE CONSTRUCTION CORP. 23500 0 0 23500 273.78

1366 LANG, IRENE 152900 253600 0 406500 4,735.73

987 LANPHIER, ROBERT E.,JR.& BARB 58700 0 0 58700 683.86

2542 LAPOINTE, LAWRENCE A. 35400 69300 0 104700 1,219.76

27 LAPOINTE, MATTHEW 25700 144700 0 170400 1,985.16

221 LARBY, KEITH A.& ROBERT S. 33300 68400 19000 82700 963.46

819 LARBY, PERCY R. LIVING TRUST 44800 104700 13000 136500 1,590.23

784 LARBY, PERCY R.LIVING TRUST 69700 0 0 69700 812.01

904 LAROCCA, PAUL 23200 89400 13000 99600 1,160.34

1574 LARSEN LLC, J.P. 12600 150300 0 162900 1,897.79

1555 LARSEN, DUSTAN P. 17200 213100 13000 217300 2,531.55

223 LATTARI, KENNETH M. & MARY M. 32000 144700 0 176700 2,058.56

451 LAVALLEY, BRENDA 30500 80900 13000 98400 1,146.36

1717 LAVIN, DEVISEE'S OF CATHERINE K 13000 69900 0 82900 965.79

391 LAVIN, HAROLD J. 25300 53400 0 78700 916.86

228 LAVWAY, HARLAND P. 47000 64600 13000 98600 1,148.69

314 LAVWAY, HARLAND P. 6600 0 0 6600 76.89

2225 LAVWAY, HARLAND P. 26400 0 0 26400 307.56

1562 LAWSON, BRENDA V 17200 118100 13000 122300 1,424.80

1492 LAWSON, THOR A.J. 13500 44300 13000 44800 521.92

572 LEACH, JEFFREY 48300 60900 13000 96200 1,120.73

1957 LEACH, JEFFREY 1500 0 0 1500 17.48

1958 LEACH, JEFFREY 600 0 0 600 6.99

424 LEAMER, ABEL J.V. 31100 0 0 31100 362.32

386 LEATHERS, NICKI L. 25500 51900 13000 64400 750.26

441 LEATHERS, VICKI L. 52700 121300 13000 161000 1,875.65

1908 LEBEL, MARTHA ANN BUCK 30500 114100 13000 131600 1,533.14

1909 LEBEL, MARTHA ANN BUCK 39400 7300 0 46700 544.06

1768 LEE, DAVID T 41500 106700 13000 135200 1,575.08

1163 LEE, EARL E. 29800 111900 19000 122700 1,429.46

590 LEE, LAURIE A. 26500 57600 0 84100 979.77

1015 LEE, MICHAEL A. 36800 119600 0 156400 1,822.06

106 LEGRO, JEFFREY H. 30800 109600 13000 127400 1,484.21

17 LEIBY, JAMES D & SANDRA C 37500 161300 13000 185800 2,164.57

1840 LEIGHTON, JODI 28200 33400 13000 48600 566.19

192 LEIGHTON, MARGARET 102000 71200 13000 160200 1,866.33

1211 LEONARD, AMY J. 37900 111300 13000 136200 1,586.73

736 LEONARD, WILLIAM JR 22100 115500 13000 124600 1,451.59

950 LEPAGE, CRAIG & MELISSA 31100 31900 13000 50000 582.50

1474 LEROY H. SMITH SCHOOL 59600 3694900 3754500 0 0.00

234 LESTER, DAVID 32300 83000 13000 102300 1,191.80

47

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1113 LEVESQUE, PAUL D. 49900 210300 0 260200 3,031.33

241 LEWIS, BRYAN K. 54400 83100 13000 124500 1,450.43

1114 LIBBY, JACK R. 35300 93000 13000 115300 1,343.25

326 LIBBY, RICHARD B. 31100 38700 13000 56800 661.72

1083 LIBBY, STEVEN 34700 115500 13000 137200 1,598.38

864 LINDSAY-PEASE, DONNA L. 27100 34300 13000 48400 563.86

2255 LINDSEY, BOBBIE E. 25400 0 0 25400 295.91

945 LINDSEY, ROBERT E. 34500 42000 13000 63500 739.78

2105 LINSCOTT, BRENT 0 14100 13000 1100 12.82

2560 LIPPOTH, SUSAN J. 30900 104500 13000 122400 1,425.96

150 LIPSOHN, LUCILE 51900 75800 19000 108700 1,266.36

1598 LITTLEFIELD, BERNARD E. 25600 214600 13000 227200 2,646.88

1910 LITTLEFIELD, BRIAN N 30200 50600 13000 67800 789.87

989 LITTLEFIELD, GARY R. 31300 91700 13000 110000 1,281.50

100 LITTLEFIELD, GILMAN L. 75200 69900 13000 132100 1,538.97

100 LITTLEFIELD, GILMAN L. 0 102300 0 102300 1,191.80

340 LITTLEFIELD, GILMAN L. 46500 0 0 46500 541.73

2021 LITTLEFIELD, JASON G. 31100 151900 13000 170000 1,980.50

319 LITTLEFIELD, JEFFREY L. 32400 163900 13000 183300 2,135.45

2266 LITTLEFIELD, LEWIS 23800 84500 0 108300 1,261.70

2124 LITTLEFIELD, LEWIS H. III 26700 0 0 26700 311.06

2245 LITTLEFIELD, LEWIS L. 11200 112400 13000 110600 1,288.49

581 LITTLEFIELD, ZANE, II 33900 29800 13000 50700 590.66

250 LIZOTTE, MICHELLE M. 43700 147800 13000 178500 2,079.53

2554 LIZOTTE, STEPHEN L. 30400 144100 0 174500 2,032.93

202 LOCKABY, CARL E. 141100 178200 13000 306300 3,568.40

244 LOCKHART, ERIC A. 44500 141900 13000 173400 2,020.11

675 LOGAN, JAMES W. 30300 145100 19000 156400 1,822.06

1341 LONG, JILL M. 30800 87000 13000 104800 1,220.92

990 LOPES, BRANDY M. 32500 68700 13000 88200 1,027.53

988 LOPES, NORMAN L. 31300 149400 13000 167700 1,953.71

1713 LOPOTRO, WILLIAM 142500 108300 13000 237800 2,770.37

2155 LORD, DARREN W. 30700 209100 13000 226800 2,642.22

2068 LORING DEVELOPMENT AUTHORIT 0 0 0 0 0.00

1863 LOROM, ROBERT J 29200 92000 13000 108200 1,260.53

850 LOUGEE, RODD M. 26900 131700 13000 145600 1,696.24

122 LOVELAND, KATHLEEN L. 32800 81400 13000 101200 1,178.98

838 LOW, SIDNEY III 28500 66700 0 95200 1,109.08

52 LOWE, ALBERT 2800 0 0 2800 32.62

283 LOWE, ALBERT E. 42100 46400 13000 75500 879.58

591 LOWE, KERMIT E. 29700 71900 13000 88600 1,032.19

53 LOWE, MADELINE 100 0 0 100 1.17

1911 LOWE, MADELINE 19200 0 0 19200 223.68

280 LOWE, MICHAEL 30600 4000 0 34600 403.09

1779 LOWELL, RICHARD H JR. & ERIN B 26000 87700 13000 100700 1,173.16

342 LUCUS-MANNING, LISA A. 30800 94500 13000 112300 1,308.30

1624 LUMINO, MARK 6100 0 0 6100 71.07

911 LUTJENS, PETER K.& ELEANOR F 38600 185800 13000 211400 2,462.81

370 LYNCH, GLADYS M. 31000 21200 13000 39200 456.68

1912 LYNCH, MICHAEL D. 30400 15200 0 45600 531.24

1084 LYNCH, PAUL J. 35500 115800 13000 138300 1,611.20

2272 LYNCH, RICHARD M. & MICHELLE L. 24900 0 0 24900 290.09

2528 LYNCH, RICHARD M. & MICHELLE L. 28400 86000 13000 101400 1,181.31

77 LYON, HEATHER 24600 66800 0 91400 1,064.81

2096 MACDONALD JR., PETER L. 32800 298400 13000 318200 3,707.03

48

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1444 MACINTOSH, RICHARD E. 23500 0 0 23500 273.78

1568 MACLAREN, SHERRI L. 24100 77300 13000 88400 1,029.86

2164 MADDOCK, BARRY K. 24600 0 0 24600 286.59

2163 MADDOCK, BARRY K.. 32700 190000 13000 209700 2,443.01

1411 MADDOCKS, EVERETT JR 25000 87700 13000 99700 1,161.51

2582 MADRAZO, DAVID L.& PATRICIA J. 43800 0 0 43800 510.27

684 MAINE ELECTRIC POWER CO. 1005200 0 0 1005200 11,710.58

905 MAINE F.A.C.E.S 30100 55600 85700 0 0.00

1960 MAINE FIRE PROTECTION 0 88300 0 88300 1,028.70

2058 MALLORY, MARK 28000 210800 13000 225800 2,630.57

516 MALONE, JOHN L. 41700 43400 13000 72100 839.97

1045 MANDZIK, CAROLL, JOAN R. 29600 133200 19000 143800 1,675.27

486 MANN, HOLTON F. 30300 2000 0 32300 376.30

1024 MANNER, MICHAEL 75200 0 0 75200 876.08

1026 MANNER, MICHAEL 11500 0 0 11500 133.98

967 MANNER, MICHAEL J. 23800 0 0 23800 277.27

316 MANNING, BRUCE J. 37500 21900 13000 46400 540.56

2082 MANNING, WILLIAM J. 32200 157700 13000 176900 2,060.89

1172 MANOCAL, WILHIMINA 38300 41800 13000 67100 781.72

2035 MANSELL, TIMOTHY R. 36000 189900 13000 212900 2,480.29

699 MAQUIRE, THEODORE 28000 81600 0 109600 1,276.84

1122 MARDEN, PERRY W. 31400 79200 13000 97600 1,137.04

1914 MARDOSA, MICHAEL 25700 128500 13000 141200 1,644.98

1272 MARINO, JOHN E & PAIGE M 31800 133400 13000 152200 1,773.13

2079 MARITIMES & NORTHEAST PIPELIN 23000 6331000 0 6354000 74,024.10

575 MARQUIS, JACQUELYN 34500 246600 13000 268100 3,123.37

1327 MARSTERS, JOEL F. 30200 116600 13000 133800 1,558.77

1774 MARTIN, DONALD 33500 139900 13000 160400 1,868.66

255 MARTIN, MICHAEL 49300 152400 13000 188700 2,198.36

538 MARTIN, WILLIAM P. 26200 106300 13000 119500 1,392.18

775 MARTZ, LELAND L. 46600 130300 13000 163900 1,909.44

1617 MASONIC LODGE HALL 12600 0 12600 0 0.00

2087 MASONIC LODGE HALL 13000 61400 74400 0 0.00

1255 MAVODONES, JOAN F. 26600 36300 13000 49900 581.34

164 MAYHEW, LE0 51300 63400 13000 101700 1,184.81

164 MAYHEW, LE0 0 108500 0 108500 1,264.03

164 MAYHEW, LE0 0 46300 0 46300 539.40

282 MAYHEW, LEROY 31300 93600 13000 111900 1,303.64

2565 MAYNARD, DERRILL B. & DONNA G. 8500 0 0 8500 99.03

1596 MAYNARD, DERRILL B.& DONNA G. 51400 198100 13000 236500 2,755.23

328 MCAULIFFE, ELMER 30200 84800 0 115000 1,339.75

1817 MCCANN, PETER A. 14700 161500 13000 163200 1,901.28

338 MCCANN, TERRY F. 37100 20200 0 57300 667.55

338 MCCANN, TERRY F. 0 48000 0 48000 559.20

337 MCCANN, THOMAS A. 31300 61300 0 92600 1,078.79

1000 MCCANN, THOMAS A. JR. 0 75200 0 75200 876.08

1701 MCCARTHY, JANE 61000 160300 13000 208300 2,426.70

2069 MCCARTHY, JOSEPH 22600 0 0 22600 263.29

1308 MCCLUSKEY, HARRY B. 58400 120700 0 179100 2,086.52

924 MCCLUSKEY, JULIE A.& EDWARD J. 35900 118900 13000 141800 1,651.97

356 MCCORD, THOMAS R. 28500 62300 13000 77800 906.37

2510 MCCRILLIS, KARIE A. & 45300 157100 13000 189400 2,206.51

7 MCCRUM, PATRICIA 0 6300 0 6300 73.40

1394 MCDADE, MICHAEL 59000 39300 0 98300 1,145.20

1388 MCDADE, MICHAEL W. 12100 0 0 12100 140.97

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1011 MCDEVITT 4TH, JOHN J. 36700 0 0 36700 427.56

771 MCDEVITT, JOHN J, IV 62100 206900 13000 256000 2,982.40

772 MCDEVITT, JOHN J. IV 1300 0 0 1300 15.15

33 MCDOUGOLD, KARLA 25500 80200 13000 92700 1,079.96

608 MCGRANE, STEVEN J. 28800 77600 13000 93400 1,088.11

2151 MCKAY, KEVIN 27600 189700 13000 204300 2,380.10

1012 MCKAY, RICHARD 19900 89300 13000 96200 1,120.73

1012 MCKAY, RICHARD 0 2900 0 2900 33.79

2074 MCKAY, RICHARD 0 5700 0 5700 66.41

1 MCKAY, TIMOTHY J.& TRACY R. 32300 213800 13000 233100 2,715.62

418 MCKEAGE, DOREEN M. 22700 96000 13000 105700 1,231.41

1864 MCKEE, KEVIN B. 128600 122400 0 251000 2,924.15

1244 MCKENNEY, TRAVIS G. & JILL M. 20900 107400 13000 115300 1,343.25

2572 MCKILLIPS, BEVERLY 0 32200 19000 13200 153.78

2521 MCKILLIPS, KEVIN L. 32900 0 0 32900 383.29

1072 MCKINNEY, SUZETTE M. 32100 11100 0 43200 503.28

2222 MCLAUGHLIN, ELDEN & FRANCES 26800 0 6000 20800 242.32

1009 MCLAUGHLIN, ERIC 28200 0 0 28200 328.53

37 MCLAUGHLIN, ERIC C. & JEANETTE 14800 0 0 14800 172.42

1145 MCLAUGHLIN, ERIC E. 11400 0 0 11400 132.81

2254 MCLAUGHLIN, ERIC E. 25800 0 0 25800 300.57

1169 MCLAUGHLIN, NANCY 43000 42300 13000 72300 842.30

1435 MCLEAN, CHRISTOPHER B. 23800 95400 13000 106200 1,237.23

1584 MCLEAN, STEPHEN L. JR. 25500 131200 13000 143700 1,674.11

1427 MCREE, E. REX 29000 92300 0 121300 1,413.15

955 MCVEIGH, JOHN 36000 140300 13000 163300 1,902.45

1916 MEEHAN, SHAWN A 27500 108000 13000 122500 1,427.13

1485 MELESKY, KAREN E 23900 71600 0 95500 1,112.58

1251 MELLO, BRIAN 41400 64000 0 105400 1,227.91

673 MELLOTT, DANIEL 35700 27500 13000 50200 584.83

1298 MELO, MICHAEL 30200 76500 13000 93700 1,091.61

123 MEO, HELGA 30600 116700 13000 134300 1,564.60

499 MERCER, SHIRLEY A. 27400 111900 13000 126300 1,471.40

952 MERCHANT, MICHAEL W. 7900 0 0 7900 92.04

2115 MERRILL, DOROTHY J. 27100 85900 13000 100000 1,165.00

46 MERRILL, JACOB R. 33500 198900 0 232400 2,707.46

344 MICHAUD, KRIS B. 30700 122100 13000 139800 1,628.67

902 MICHAUD, ROGER N. 30500 23600 0 54100 630.27

127 MICHELLE, NATALIE S. 28000 51100 0 79100 921.52

162 MICKALOWSKI, GARY LEE 31000 95600 13000 113600 1,323.44

2093 MID MAINE REALTY TRUST 25800 0 0 25800 300.57

1586 MILLER, BRETT S. & COLLEEN M. 24900 147900 13000 159800 1,861.67

1043 MILLER, DUANE A. JR. 29500 153900 19000 164400 1,915.26

454 MILLER, HALBERT B. 38700 0 0 38700 450.86

457 MILLER, HALBERT B. 1400 0 0 1400 16.31

458 MILLER, HALBERT B. 29900 0 0 29900 348.34

829 MILLER, KENNETH 57600 122100 13000 166700 1,942.06

628 MILLER, VIRGINIA 19600 0 0 19600 228.34

1512 MILLS, THOMAS B. & 25000 116100 13000 128100 1,492.37

1503 MISLER, BARRY S. 28700 143900 13000 159600 1,859.34

2260 MITCHELL, ALVA A. 26400 0 0 26400 307.56

693 MITCHELL, BENJAMIN 29300 97400 13000 113700 1,324.61

1348 MITCHELL, BENJAMIN 107800 4500 0 112300 1,308.30

1250 MITCHELL, GREGORY D. JR 32000 72500 13000 91500 1,065.98

1202 MITCHELL, HEATHER J & SEAN 29500 168200 13000 184700 2,151.76

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1039 MITCHELL, JANICE B. 26400 13300 0 39700 462.51

1491 MMI CORP 25200 286000 0 311200 3,625.48

1399 MOBIL OIL CORPORATION 39300 342000 0 381300 4,442.15

1678 MONROE, JOHN R. 64900 35600 13000 87500 1,019.38

1147 MONTGOMERY, LINDA 35800 117500 0 153300 1,785.95

1150 MONTGOMERY, LINDA 3000 0 0 3000 34.95

1548 MONTGOMERY, LINDA 25400 99300 13000 111700 1,301.31

2223 MONTGOMERY, LINDA M. 24000 0 0 24000 279.60

1642 MONTGOMERY, MAUREEN A. 14700 65300 13000 67000 780.55

1221 MONTREAL, MAINE & ATLANTIC RAI 42900 0 0 42900 499.79

703 MOODY, MARSHALL 3500 0 0 3500 40.78

689 MOODY, MARSHALL T. 50400 105800 0 156200 1,819.73

691 MOODY, MARSHALL T. 31500 92400 13000 110900 1,291.99

692 MOODY, MARSHALL T. 54800 0 0 54800 638.42

1643 MOOERS, DEAN 15100 49900 0 65000 757.25

59 MOOERS, DEAN L.& ADRIENNE C. 30800 113900 13000 131700 1,534.31

265 MOOERS, DEAN L.& ADRIENNE C. 16000 0 0 16000 186.40

133 MOORE, COLLEEN T. 34900 75000 13000 96900 1,128.89

1494 MOORE, D WAYNE 10600 45300 0 55900 651.24

1618 MOORE, NANCY M. 17200 61400 13000 65600 764.24

2128 MOORE, TIMOTHY & SHERRY L. 26000 65100 13000 78100 909.87

1198 MOORES, CORNELIA B. 7100 0 0 7100 82.72

2066 MOORES, CORNELIA B. 22300 0 0 22300 259.80

161 MORAN REALTY TR, STANLEY & VIR 47800 0 0 47800 556.87

1724 MORAN, CHARLES 24700 91600 13000 103300 1,203.45

602 MORAN, CHARLES R 9500 0 0 9500 110.68

1954 MORAN, DORIAN T. & DEBRA A. 23700 114500 13000 125200 1,458.58

400 MORAN, GEORGE Q. JR. & CYNTHIA 32200 255000 13000 274200 3,194.43

1463 MORAN, RUTH 29600 60700 19000 71300 830.65

1605 MORAN, TIMOTHY 37900 69400 0 107300 1,250.05

1725 MORAN, TIMOTHY 7300 0 0 7300 85.05

399 MORAN, TIMOTHY J. 47100 132400 13000 166500 1,939.73

1299 MORANG, STEPHANIE H. 37200 90100 13000 114300 1,331.60

1362 MORIN, NORMAN G. 35600 165200 13000 187800 2,187.87

1770 MORIN, STEVEN E.& TERESA L. 47300 0 0 47300 551.05

808 MORIN, TIMOTHY E. 32800 116500 13000 136300 1,587.90

560 MORRILL, NANCY R. 28700 40200 13000 55900 651.24

759 MORRIS, CHARLES 52500 0 0 52500 611.63

776 MORRIS, CHARLES E. 52600 131200 13000 170800 1,989.82

144 MORRIS, CYNTHIA A. & MALCOLM G 30700 76400 13000 94100 1,096.27

1385 MORRIS, NANCY M. 32500 102200 13000 121700 1,417.81

802 MORRIS, R. CHARLES 29700 160000 13000 176700 2,058.56

951 MORSE, GEORGE 30400 98100 13000 115500 1,345.58

781 MORTON, JOHN C. 31600 69600 13000 88200 1,027.53

134 MOULTON, DAVID R. 58800 75600 0 134400 1,565.76

115 MUDGETT, KEITH 30200 83300 13000 100500 1,170.83

706 MULLIS, B. DEWAYNE 7700 0 0 7700 89.71

118 MULREADY, ATTICUS I. 30300 94600 13000 111900 1,303.64

871 MUNCEY, MARY ANNE 22700 29100 13000 38800 452.02

1597 MURPHY, JENNIFER 26700 179000 0 205700 2,396.41

1765 MURPHY, PATRICK E.& BETSY C. 26200 176400 13000 189600 2,208.84

847 MURPHY, ROGER L. 26200 68700 13000 81900 954.14

601 MURRAY, CARIE A. 28500 79500 0 108000 1,258.20

1722 MURRAY, DIANE M. 116800 195200 0 312000 3,634.80

1293 MUTH, JOHN C. 33700 284500 13000 305200 3,555.58

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 539 MYERS, KIRSTY 30600 89300 0 119900 1,396.84

1486 MYERS, ROBERT E. 26400 90200 0 116600 1,358.39

1577 MYLEN, JAMES W. SR. 32100 70900 13000 90000 1,048.50

183 MYLEN, MERRILL 11000 0 0 11000 128.15

588 NAKAI, JANET 5200 0 0 5200 60.58

677 NALEPA, SAMUEL A. 22200 0 0 22200 258.63

895 NALEWAJEK, KAROL 28800 69600 13000 85400 994.91

1120 NARAUSKA, ALICE M. 5200 0 0 5200 60.58

1595 NARDI,EUGENE L./TOOTHAKER,INE 28500 94100 19000 103600 1,206.94

332 NASON, AARON 30700 26600 13000 44300 516.10

330 NASON, DAVID L. 21200 0 0 21200 246.98

331 NASON, DAVID L. 32100 117700 13000 136800 1,593.72

438 NASON, JOHN 28600 110600 13000 126200 1,470.23

2267 NATIONAL GRID COMM INC 0 184800 0 184800 2,152.92

788 NEALLEY, EDWARD J. & ROWENA C 34900 29200 19000 45100 525.42

786 NEALLEY, RAYMOND 49300 38100 19000 68400 796.86

787 NEALLEY, ROGER 43100 64300 13000 94400 1,099.76

1657 NEFF, BARBARA W. 24100 84900 13000 96000 1,118.40

471 NEFF, MICHAEL V. JR. 29300 136100 13000 152400 1,775.46

530 NELSON, DONALD 20800 0 0 20800 242.32

1635 NELSON, DONALD 21000 120400 19000 122400 1,425.96

1636 NELSON, DONALD 4600 0 0 4600 53.59

1142 NELSON, JEFFREY D. 3000 0 0 3000 34.95

1660 NELSON, LEROY HEIRS 11200 89300 19000 81500 949.48

1242 NELSON, RICHARD D. 52600 120900 13000 160500 1,869.83

1940 NELSON-SANTIAGO, KELLY L. 36000 110100 13000 133100 1,550.62

1672 NELSON-SANTIAGO,KELLY L. 8700 0 0 8700 101.36

1279 NEWELL, ANDREW M. 31300 147000 0 178300 2,077.20

1276 NEWEY, GLEN A. 5000 0 0 5000 58.25

1277 NEWEY, GLEN A. 39600 107500 13000 134100 1,562.27

91 NEWEY, MARY R. 51700 18200 0 69900 814.34

479 NEWEY, MARY R. 41400 0 0 41400 482.31

481 NEWEY, MARY R. 65100 106800 0 171900 2,002.64

2146 NEWEY, MICHAEL R. 30600 201000 13000 218600 2,546.69

1260 NEWEY, REVA S. 700 9800 0 10500 122.33

1263 NEWEY, REVA S. 50900 130900 13000 168800 1,966.52

508 NEWEY, ROGER 28400 89300 13000 104700 1,219.76

149 NEWLAND, MAURICE A 31900 150400 13000 169300 1,972.35

1513 NEWMAN, ROBERT A. 13000 79000 13000 79000 920.35

1578 NEWTON, CHARLES R. 23300 176000 13000 186300 2,170.40

903 NICHOLS, ELLEN J. 28600 73100 0 101700 1,184.81

1395 NICHOLS, FRED 13900 24000 0 37900 441.54

1819 NICHOLS, FRED 16100 107000 0 123100 1,434.12

733 NICKERSON, FREDRICK S. 36300 117500 13000 140800 1,640.32

1175 NLC, LLC 38600 0 0 38600 449.69

1417 NODDIN, RAY C. 32300 100300 19000 113600 1,323.44

2026 NORRIS, BARBARA J. 31600 138700 13000 157300 1,832.55

186 NORRIS, DEBORAH 0 8700 8700 0 0.00

109 NORRIS, FRED S. 30600 89600 19000 101200 1,178.98

135 NORRIS, PHILIP 34900 99600 19000 115500 1,345.58

2578 NORTHGATE ATLANTIC PROP., LLC 33500 19200 0 52700 613.96




2585 NORTON, IMOGENE A. 36500 24400 19000 41900 488.14

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 853 NOWELL, LEROY M., JR. 3000 0 0 3000 34.95

840 NOWELL,JR, LEROY M. 36400 96500 13000 119900 1,396.84

383 NOYES, LENA HEIRS 26500 30800 13000 44300 516.10

1964 NUNN, WAYNE H. 19300 85900 13000 92200 1,074.13

1566 NUSSBAUMER, LEE A.& JENNY L. 7400 68600 0 76000 885.40

1162 NUTE, DARRELL E. 25300 136300 13000 148600 1,731.19

73 OAK HILL CEMETERY 40500 0 40500 0 0.00

2506 OAKES, ANDY V. 35500 93200 0 128700 1,499.36

199 OBRIEN, THOMAS F. 136500 69400 13000 192900 2,247.29

1426 OCONNOR, DENNIS P. II 43500 269800 0 313300 3,649.95

1458 OCONNOR, DENNIS P. II 49500 0 0 49500 576.68

1941 ODONNELL, JOSHUA R. & KIMBERL 31300 184800 13000 203100 2,366.12

901 OGDEN, DARRELL C. 30600 84200 0 114800 1,337.42

1777 OGDEN, VANCE 0 10700 0 10700 124.66

425 OICKLE, BRIAN R. 33800 128400 13000 149200 1,738.18

995 OKEEFE, GEOFFREY 28100 101300 13000 116400 1,356.06

2217 O'KELLY, KEVIN 23000 197000 0 220000 2,563.00

1112 O'KENDLEY, KEVIN S. 47100 201100 0 248200 2,891.53

1799 OLIVER, CRAIG D.N. 15100 121200 0 136300 1,587.90

1783 OLIVER, PATRICIA 32600 71700 13000 91300 1,063.65

926 OLVER, WILLIAM M. 68200 191900 13000 247100 2,878.72

2264 O'ROAK, JARED S.& MARY M. 20200 198500 0 218700 2,547.86

2158 O'ROAK, JONAH C. 32400 200300 13000 219700 2,559.51

1186 OSBORNE , ALBERT 0 15800 13000 2800 32.62

1924 OSBORNE, KAREN L. 33800 119400 13000 140200 1,633.33

844 OSGOOD, JOYCE L. 25800 0 0 25800 300.57

845 OSGOOD, ROBERT P. 26300 110900 0 137200 1,598.38

205 OSGOOD, ROBERT P. & JOYCE L. 900 0 0 900 10.49

843 OSGOOD, ROBERT P. & JOYCE L. 57600 176600 13000 221200 2,576.98

460 OTOVIC, WILLIAM J. 76700 101800 0 178500 2,079.53

307 OUELLETTE, ROBERT H. 39700 32700 19000 53400 622.11

849 OUELLETTE, RODNEY A. 26500 71900 13000 85400 994.91

1352 PAFFORD, ROBERT B. 32100 49700 13000 68800 801.52

654 PALMER, ARTHUR M. 10300 38700 13000 36000 419.40

1161 PALMER, JOSHUA B. 26800 21600 13000 35400 412.41

1161 PALMER, JOSHUA B. 0 7400 0 7400 86.21

1736 PALMER, JOYCE 0 4300 4300 0 0.00

1166 PALMER, KENT R. 19200 69000 13000 75200 876.08

60 PALMER, MICHAEL E. & CASSANDR 33500 157200 13000 177700 2,070.21

655 PALMER, OTIS G. 29600 68000 13000 84600 985.59

566 PALMER, RICHARD D. 22100 27200 13000 36300 422.90

1418 PARDY, EARL 30900 98400 19000 110300 1,285.00

1480 PARENT, HARVEY S. 20700 97400 13000 105100 1,224.42

874 PARENT, MARK 50300 132000 13000 169300 1,972.35

411 PARKER, DARRYL C. 24900 86500 13000 98400 1,146.36

1620 PARKER, GEORGE H., JR. 24500 79600 0 104100 1,212.77

1970 PARKER, GLORIA 23800 1000 0 24800 288.92

215 PARKER, ROGER 32700 34300 0 67000 780.55

216 PARKER, ROGER 34800 100500 13000 122300 1,424.80

524 PARKER, ROGER S. 27400 0 0 27400 319.21

1627 PARKER, RYAN M. 18400 76300 13000 81700 951.81

2556 PARKER, STEPHEN G. 31200 247400 13000 265600 3,094.24

597 PARKER, STEVEN N. 27700 95200 13000 109900 1,280.34

2219 PARKS, ANGELA 0 12100 0 12100 140.97

886 PARKS, BRIAN 33800 74100 13000 94900 1,105.59

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1220 PARKS, CAMMY L. 33900 69700 13000 90600 1,055.49

695 PARKS, DONALD 67000 89700 13000 143700 1,674.11

687 PARKS, DONALD W. 30900 33200 13000 51100 595.32

1453 PARSLEY, DONALD P. JR 31600 142700 13000 161300 1,879.15

1409 PARSONS LUMBER CO, M. H. 34000 111400 0 145400 1,693.91

442 PARSONS, ROBERT A. 41000 88500 13000 116500 1,357.23

1965 PATCHELL,III NORMAN J. 35700 123800 13000 146500 1,706.73

1769 PATRICK, UREY W. III 35300 197900 13000 220200 2,565.33

1406 PATTERSON, JAMES A.B. 18400 92700 13000 98100 1,142.87

373 PATTERSON, JEFFREY R. 30600 153500 13000 171100 1,993.32

1334 PATTERSON, RICHARD 30400 69800 13000 87200 1,015.88

646 PATTERSON, ROBERT A. 13300 0 0 13300 154.95

2567 PATTERSON, ROBERT A.& NANCY 65800 166500 13000 219300 2,554.85

891 PATTERSON, VINCENT 24600 0 0 24600 286.59

1358 PEARSON, THEODORE 43900 76500 13000 107400 1,251.21

1359 PEARSON, THEODORE C. 0 51700 0 51700 602.31

2268 PEARSON, THEODORE C. 0 1000 0 1000 11.65

1430 PEET, ADDIE W. 27300 81900 13000 96200 1,120.73

103 PEET, JASON R. 32200 129300 0 161500 1,881.48

1307 PELC, MICHAEL 30800 149600 0 180400 2,101.66

2123 PELKEY, ROGER W. 84600 216500 13000 288100 3,356.37

1217 PELKEY, WAYNE 34600 141500 13000 163100 1,900.12

1697 PELLERIN, RHONDA L. 24500 184700 13000 196200 2,285.73

1944 PELLETIER, CHESTER E. 24500 156500 13000 168000 1,957.20

2050 PELLETIER, JOHN W. 32100 123000 13000 142100 1,655.47

12 PENDLETON, THOMAS C.& NANCY 41000 141000 13000 169000 1,968.85

647 PENQUIS MENTAL HEALTH ASSOC. 34700 132700 167400 0 0.00

1526 PERKINS, DEV OF ROGER 11200 17800 0 29000 337.85

536 PERKINS, GEORGE P. 30400 148500 0 178900 2,084.19

858 PERKINS, JEAN 63400 149200 13000 199600 2,325.34

948 PERKINS, JEAN 26300 0 0 26300 306.40

1787 PERKINS, JEAN 3900 0 0 3900 45.44

385 PERKINS, JULIANA M. 30700 94500 13000 112200 1,307.13

1173 PERKINS, LEON HEIRS 0 11500 0 11500 133.98

1902 PERKINS, WANDA F. 31900 26100 13000 45000 524.25

656 PERRON, SUZANNE M. 30800 100400 13000 118200 1,377.03

870 PERRY, CASEY R. 29800 212600 13000 229400 2,672.51

721 PERRY, LAUREL J. 32000 95700 19000 108700 1,266.36

30 PERRY, RUSSELL E. 25400 167700 13000 180100 2,098.17

986 PERSON, LEITA M 29500 79300 13000 95800 1,116.07

461 PETERS, JOANNE 29300 116100 0 145400 1,693.91

1696 PETRALIA REV TRUST 22100 0 0 22100 257.47

1788 PHILBRICK, BUTCH 0 58800 13000 45800 533.57

376 PHILBRICK, DOREEN 52900 90100 13000 130000 1,514.50

638 PHILBRICK, HAROLD C. JR. 0 14000 0 14000 163.10

747 PHILBRICK, JEFFREY D. 28400 72300 13000 87700 1,021.71

637 PHILBRICK, JERRY 47500 133400 13000 167900 1,956.04

2168 PHILBRICK, JERRY 0 64500 0 64500 751.43

678 PHILBRICK, JUANITA 29500 51500 13000 68000 792.20

1165 PHILBRICK, MARY J. 22100 25000 13000 34100 397.27

641 PHILBRICK, RODERICK 23700 63600 0 87300 1,017.05

639 PHILBRICK, RODERICK J. 61800 74600 13000 123400 1,437.61

740 PHILBRICK, RODERICK J. 31900 21700 0 53600 624.44

51 PHILBROOK, ALDEN S. 20100 139400 13000 146500 1,706.73

529 PHILLIPS, KAREN L. 22600 195700 13000 205300 2,391.75

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1527 PHILLIPS, MARK 100 113700 0 113800 1,325.77

915 PHILLIPS, RICHARD F. 35600 245000 13000 267600 3,117.54

1545 PICKARD UNION LLC 111600 329900 0 441500 5,143.48

557 PIKE, BRIAN C. 23200 92700 0 115900 1,350.24

436 PINKHAM, BRANDON T. 28600 93200 13000 108800 1,267.52

1287 PINKOS, JOHN 31900 141000 13000 159900 1,862.84

1829 PINKOS, JOHN 1900 0 0 1900 22.14

1686 PINTO-MASON, CECILIA 13900 189200 0 203100 2,366.12

1573 PITULA, PHILLIP G. & KIMBERLY 22800 153200 13000 163000 1,898.95

1424 PODRAZA, ANTHONY M.& BETHEL E 36000 181800 13000 204800 2,385.92

1329 POIRIER, NORMAN 30200 91900 13000 109100 1,271.02

1789 POLTRACK, JOSEPH M JR 30300 110600 19000 121900 1,420.14

1786 POMROY , EARLENE P 27400 78100 13000 92500 1,077.63

278 POMROY, EDWARD & BARBARA 1700 0 0 1700 19.81

293 POMROY, EDWARD & BARBARA 30800 86200 0 117000 1,363.05

1314 POND, TRAVIS . 23200 70800 0 94000 1,095.10

1790 POPLASKI, STEPHEN J 28700 92100 13000 107800 1,255.87

2156 PORTER CONTRACTORS,INC, DP 22300 0 0 22300 259.80

2220 PORTER, DEVISEES OF CHARLES 46900 0 0 46900 546.39

1078 PORTER, DWAYNE 46400 0 0 46400 540.56

2505 PORTER, HUGH M. 34500 101400 0 135900 1,583.24

963 PORTER, KAREN L. 35400 27700 13000 50100 583.67

953 PORTER, MATTHEW 12000 23800 13000 22800 265.62

1665 POTTER, RONALD 22300 111200 19000 114500 1,333.93

1219 POULIOT, KEVIN M. 31900 260400 13000 279300 3,253.85

888 POULTON, DEBORAH ANN 44800 144100 13000 175900 2,049.24

785 POWERS, STEPHEN A. 18000 170800 13000 175800 2,048.07

1194 PRESTON, PATRICIA F. 33500 42000 13000 62500 728.13

1347 PRIOR, PAUL A. 31800 117900 13000 136700 1,592.56

22 PROBERT, DONALD J. 26100 148100 13000 161200 1,877.98

2246 PROCTOR, JOAN E. 31400 38000 13000 56400 657.06

2247 PROCTOR,JOAN E. 0 42100 0 42100 490.47

1594 PUTNAM, ALBERT P. 23300 171500 13000 181800 2,117.97

1815 QUALEY, JUSTIN P. 2500 0 0 2500 29.13

558 QUILLA, DANIEL J. & DEBRA L. 36800 38700 13000 62500 728.13

2211 QUILLA, DOROTHY 0 18000 13000 5000 58.25

1019 QUIMBY, WAYNE 31000 87500 13000 105500 1,229.08

1292 QUINN, PATRICK 2500 0 0 2500 29.13

1291 QUINN, PATRICK T. 29300 52700 13000 69000 803.85

298 R & E LEASING INC. 31200 65900 0 97100 1,131.22

56 RAHN, RICHARD 27100 22900 0 50000 582.50

430 RANCOURT, BILLY JOE 29000 104000 13000 120000 1,398.00

432 RANCOURT, BILLY JOE 26500 15900 0 42400 493.96

2147 RANCOURT, CHARLES 3200 0 0 3200 37.28

914 RANCOURT, DORA E. 38800 65300 13000 91100 1,061.32

2150 RANCOURT, JERRY 23900 0 0 23900 278.44

2152 RANCOURT, JERRY 31400 167800 13000 186200 2,169.23

848 RANCOURT, JOHN 23500 0 0 23500 273.78

2122 RANCOURT, JOHN 43900 0 0 43900 511.44

2117 RANCOURT, JOHN B. 34400 249200 13000 270600 3,152.49

2226 RANCOURT, JOHN B. 4900 0 0 4900 57.09

2227 RANCOURT, JOHN B. 4500 0 0 4500 52.43

2228 RANCOURT, JOHN B. 2900 0 0 2900 33.79

2229 RANCOURT, JOHN B. 4300 0 0 4300 50.10

2230 RANCOURT, JOHN B. 3500 0 0 3500 40.78

55

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 2231 RANCOURT, JOHN B. 4600 0 0 4600 53.59

2232 RANCOURT, JOHN B. 5200 0 0 5200 60.58

2233 RANCOURT, JOHN B. 4600 0 0 4600 53.59

2234 RANCOURT, JOHN B. 14700 0 0 14700 171.26

887 RANCOURT, JOY E. 31500 83000 13000 101500 1,182.48

2076 RANCOURT, LEON A. 32100 137700 13000 156800 1,826.72

2080 RANCOURT, LEON A. 26400 0 0 26400 307.56

317 RANCOURT, LEON JR. 41600 39200 0 80800 941.32

317 RANCOURT, LEON JR. 0 73800 0 73800 859.77

1096 RANCOURT, REGINALD 32100 109500 19000 122600 1,428.29

2020 RANCOURT, TAMMY J. 23700 15000 0 38700 450.86

1792 RANCOURT,JR, CLAYTON W. 15700 0 0 15700 182.91

434 RANCOURT,JR., CLAYTON 37400 62700 0 100100 1,166.17

434 RANCOURT,JR., CLAYTON 0 8800 0 8800 102.52

1117 RANCOURT,JR., CLAYTON W. 76200 8900 0 85100 991.42





217 RANDALL, RODERICK A. 46100 55500 13000 88600 1,032.19

1080 RANIERI, TIMOTHY J. 19200 0 0 19200 223.68

1127 RAWCLIFFE, MORNA K. 61600 0 0 61600 717.64

1680 RAWCLIFFE, RUDY J. 69600 106700 13000 163300 1,902.45

2271 RAWCLIFFE, SHERIDAN D. 26600 0 0 26600 309.89

1410 RAYMOND, BEARTICE HEIRS 10200 0 0 10200 118.83

69 RAYMOND, BEATRICE HEIRS 6700 0 0 6700 78.06

212 REED, GORDON E. 33300 139000 13000 159300 1,855.85

833 REIGLE, MINNIE 32200 103700 0 135900 1,583.24

1201 REYNOLDS, MYRON E. 66000 75500 0 141500 1,648.48

1203 REYNOLDS, MYRON JR. 32000 102300 13000 121300 1,413.15

1361 REYNOLDS, NATHANIEL W. 35400 185800 13000 208200 2,425.53

1927 REYNOLDS, PAMELA 68300 49900 0 118200 1,377.03

490 REYNOLDS, ROBERT L. 54300 134100 13000 175400 2,043.41

416 REYNOLDS, ROBIN M. 17200 16900 0 34100 397.27

2090 REYNOLDS, ROSE 0 27400 13000 14400 167.76

2088 REYNOLDS, SHANNON 0 17800 13000 4800 55.92

1214 REYNOLDS, WILLIAM S 33200 138600 13000 158800 1,850.02

140 RHODES, ELEANOR 27800 98600 13000 113400 1,321.11

1659 RICE, JONATHAN D.& SUSAN J. 21000 113600 13000 121600 1,416.64

423 RICHARDS, JEFFERY A. 31600 111900 0 143500 1,671.78

580 RICHARDS, KENNETH L. 30200 64100 13000 81300 947.15

770 RICHARDS, WILLIAM 51900 246000 13000 284900 3,319.09

774 RICHARDS, WILLIAM 34100 0 0 34100 397.27

1472 RICHARDSON, BRIAN P. 20200 132500 13000 139700 1,627.51

42 RICHBELL, NORMAN 23000 116100 13000 126100 1,469.07

1482 RICHMOND, ALAN 23800 76800 13000 87600 1,020.54

2118 RIDEOUT, ROBERT T. & MELISSA 33900 73900 13000 94800 1,104.42

1168 RIDEOUT, RONALD W. 31000 97900 6000 122900 1,431.79

587 RILEY, FRED (LIFE ESTATE) 30200 80000 19000 91200 1,062.48

1320 RIOUX, PETER B. 31000 139600 13000 157600 1,836.04

194 RITCHIE, CARLA J. 141800 88600 0 230400 2,684.16

195 RITCHIE, MARILYN M. 0 38200 13000 25200 293.58

1628 RIVERSIDE HOUSING ASSOCIATES, 23800 0 0 23800 277.27

1564 RIZZA, CHARLES J. JR. 26200 190100 0 216300 2,519.90

649 ROBBINS & POMEROY LAND DEV 27800 19100 0 46900 546.39

56

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1588 ROBBINS, DALE A. 18700 120400 0 139100 1,620.52

1933 ROBBINS, JOHN 0 9200 0 9200 107.18

1392 ROBBINS,SR, JOHN M. 11100 10400 0 21500 250.48

1004 ROBERTS, HEATHER L. 32500 98800 13000 118300 1,378.20

994 ROBINSON, RALPH 54200 74600 13000 115800 1,349.07

1243 ROBINSON, TAMARA L. 32100 87300 13000 106400 1,239.56

1675 ROCKWELL, CHRISTINE D. 16000 59600 13000 62600 729.29

809 RODGERSON, RICHARD B. 31500 110700 13000 129200 1,505.18

742 RODZEN, WILLIAM E. 28200 81300 13000 96500 1,124.23

1794 ROGERS, CHARLES E. 59100 90600 19000 130700 1,522.66

1794 ROGERS, CHARLES E. 0 23200 0 23200 270.28

1837 ROGERS, JAMES F. 30200 86100 13000 103300 1,203.45

883 ROGERS, JOSEPH 34900 166000 13000 187900 2,189.04

1431 ROGERS, SHEILA D. 20700 141700 19000 143400 1,670.61

2252 ROGERS, WILLIAM J. 19300 60500 13000 66800 778.22

239 ROMESBURG, ANDREA L. 40200 157300 13000 184500 2,149.43

1679 RONCO, DOUGLAS 1600 0 0 1600 18.64

1651 RONCO, FRANCIS D & CONSTANCE 6700 2200 0 8900 103.69

1681 RONCO, FRANCIS D. 15800 90600 13000 93400 1,088.11

1213 RONCO, GASPAR JR 47100 225700 13000 259800 3,026.67

1237 RONCO, JOANN 32000 110500 13000 129500 1,508.68

1796 RONCO, NANCY R 32100 100100 13000 119200 1,388.68

2178 RONCO, RODERICK E. 17000 0 0 17000 198.05

1225 RONCO, RODERICK SR. 38600 37100 13000 62700 730.46

1930 ROOPE LIVING TRUST, WILLIAM & B 26200 102600 13000 115800 1,349.07

1739 ROSS, JOLENE 44900 72700 13000 104600 1,218.59

1280 ROSSI, MICHELLE M. 23800 0 0 23800 277.27

1797 ROVARIS, MARY 30100 61300 13000 78400 913.36

2263 ROVARIS, MARY 28000 137700 0 165700 1,930.41

939 ROWE, KENNETH C. 40300 89300 0 129600 1,509.84

1831 ROWE, ROBERT W. 34100 165600 13000 186700 2,175.06

1831 ROWE, ROBERT W. 0 71000 0 71000 827.15

1601 ROWLAND, PATRICK D. 24000 88500 13000 99500 1,159.18

1118 ROY, MICHAEL W. 30400 151800 13000 169200 1,971.18

398 ROYAL, MARY ANNE 33000 71800 13000 91800 1,069.47

532 RUDNICKI, DENNIS A 28800 114000 13000 129800 1,512.17

1978 RUDNICKI, DENNIS A 20800 0 0 20800 242.32

526 RUDNICKI, DENNIS A. 3900 0 0 3900 45.44

39 RUETE, JUNE SPENCER 50000 131900 0 181900 2,119.14

644 RUSH, CINDY L. 23500 24000 13000 34500 401.93

1264 RUSK, THOMAS N. & JUDITH 40400 194900 13000 222300 2,589.80

1460 RUSSELL EDWARD C. 100 0 0 100 1.17

83 RUSSELL, EDWARD C. 159700 227900 13000 374600 4,364.09

84 RUSSELL, EDWARD C. 600 0 0 600 6.99

604 RUSSELL, SCOTT 32800 45700 0 78500 914.53

1294 RUTOLO, WILLIAM 30800 150800 13000 168600 1,964.19

710 RYAN, DAVID J.& CHERYL A. 52000 21100 0 73100 851.62

235 RYAN, MARION 37200 83300 19000 101500 1,182.48

1215 RYDER, LARA E. 33400 77200 13000 97600 1,137.04

1487 S.A.D. # 22 1400 0 1400 0 0.00

28 S.A.D. 22 25100 0 25100 0 0.00

99 SAD # 22 84600 3272500 3357100 0 0.00

1518 SAMPSON INC, TK GEN BUILD CON 12600 48000 0 60600 705.99

1608 SAMPSON, TIMOTHY K. 13000 84600 0 97600 1,137.04

1607 SAMPSON, TIMOTHY K.& GLORIA E. 13000 52100 0 65100 758.42

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1712 SAUCIER, JOSHUA M.& DANIELLE L. 114500 127900 13000 229400 2,672.51

1700 SAUNDERS, RICHARD F. 22800 0 6000 16800 195.72

2065 SAUNDERS, RICHARD F. 22800 0 0 22800 265.62

1706 SAUNDERS, WILBUR E. 24700 84000 13000 95700 1,114.91

1756 SAVAGE, TIMOTHY 25800 125100 0 150900 1,757.99

477 SAVOY, EUGENE W. 41700 0 0 41700 485.81

237 SAWYER, LARRY A. SR 35300 159000 13000 181300 2,112.15

661 SAWYER, NORMA ALICE 19700 17800 13000 24500 285.43

2134 SBA BUILDERS 22500 85100 0 107600 1,253.54

2136 SBA BUILDERS 20300 0 0 20300 236.50

2174 SBA BUILDERS 21000 0 0 21000 244.65

2175 SBA BUILDERS 21300 0 0 21300 248.15

2177 SBA BUILDERS 21800 0 0 21800 253.97

1809 SCHAEFFER, MELVIN L. JR. 41900 148400 0 190300 2,217.00

1616 SCHEYDER, II, ERNEST J. 15800 126700 0 142500 1,660.13

1986 SCHEYDER, II, ERNEST J. 13000 128500 0 141500 1,648.48

501 SCHLECHTER, ELIZABETH M. 37500 0 0 37500 436.88

188 SCHNEIDER, GARDINER 22800 0 0 22800 265.62

1014 SCHRADER, BEJAMIN M. 29400 106100 0 135500 1,578.58

1688 SCHUMACHER, ARMAND F. 11200 47400 13000 45600 531.24

1261 SCOTT, BRUCE 32800 81500 19000 95300 1,110.25

1151 SEARLES, SCOTT A. & TORI L. 31600 124600 0 156200 1,819.73

137 SEEKINS LIVING TRUST, 28000 46300 13000 61300 714.15

25 SEEKINS, BENJAMIN L. 38200 33000 13000 58200 678.03

672 SEEKINS, MICHAEL 43000 87100 13000 117100 1,364.22

1579 SEGAL, HARVEY M. 24500 129000 13000 140500 1,636.83

1928 SEGER, SUSAN 30200 36200 0 66400 773.56

1976 SEVERANCE, AMANDA J. 32100 84800 0 116900 1,361.89

167 SHAPPY, ROBERT 42900 82600 19000 106500 1,240.73

660 SHEA, PRESTON T. 24400 76100 0 100500 1,170.83

18 SHERBURNE, KATHARINE A. 90100 318600 13000 395700 4,609.91

2518 SHERBURNE, STUART & KATHERIN 30600 231700 0 262300 3,055.80

1982 SHORT, SIDNEY M 30200 37300 0 67500 786.38

1982 SHORT, SIDNEY M 0 39000 0 39000 454.35

419 SIBLEY, DEVISEES OF FREDERICK 24200 19800 0 44000 512.60

419 SIBLEY, DEVISEES OF FREDERICK 0 6900 0 6900 80.39

229 SIBLEY, RICKY S. 31100 63200 13000 81300 947.15

1935 SILVA, STEVEN C 28700 116400 13000 132100 1,538.97

1042 SILVER, MICHAEL THEODORE 11900 0 0 11900 138.64

1057 SILVER, MICHAEL THEODORE 68500 332800 13000 388300 4,523.70

1604 SILVER, RICHARD J. 37600 154200 13000 178800 2,083.02

1669 SILVER, RICHARD J. 8600 0 0 8600 100.19

1275 SIM, CHARLES M. & AMY C. 35000 176300 13000 198300 2,310.20

1335 SIMEONI, CATINA MARIE 30200 125200 13000 142400 1,658.96

1716 SIMPSON, BRADLEY N. 28200 78400 13000 93600 1,090.44

4 SIMPSON, PATRICIA 28400 0 0 28400 330.86

1455 SIMPSON, PATRICIA D. 33400 0 0 33400 389.11

1936 SISSON, CHARLES 32300 143100 13000 162400 1,891.96

1793 SKONBERG, DENISE 33500 85400 13000 105900 1,233.74

1345 SKRATT, THOMAS A. 31900 110600 13000 129500 1,508.68

1632 SMAHA, ALBERT H. 17800 43000 0 60800 708.32

983 SMART, ROBERT B 30500 70200 13000 87700 1,021.71

2086 SMITH JR, VICTOR A. 49300 0 0 49300 574.35

1343 SMITH, BRUCE 31100 82800 13000 100900 1,175.49

658 SMITH, CHAD F. 31600 164100 13000 182700 2,128.46

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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1929 SMITH, CHRISTOPHER M. & 32200 135600 13000 154800 1,803.42

648 SMITH, DAVID 31800 102300 13000 121100 1,410.82

1082 SMITH, DWIGHT C., JR. 42300 68900 0 111200 1,295.48

795 SMITH, E. DAVID 4700 0 0 4700 54.76

794 SMITH, EDWIN DAVID 38300 143500 13000 168800 1,966.52

389 SMITH, ELMER 22200 56400 13000 65600 764.24

74 SMITH, ESTHER 50300 81200 19000 112500 1,310.63

76 SMITH, ESTHER 26000 0 0 26000 302.90

1830 SMITH, ESTHER 1000 0 0 1000 11.65

766 SMITH, JAMES 33300 108400 13000 128700 1,499.36

1379 SMITH, JAMES F. 23100 0 0 23100 269.12

1590 SMITH, JIMMY D. 27200 158700 13000 172900 2,014.29

1224 SMITH, JUNE H. 38600 135400 19000 155000 1,805.75

1730 SMITH, KEVIN J. & PAULINE A. 48300 196700 0 245000 2,854.25

674 SMITH, MARCIA L. 30700 62200 13000 79900 930.84

1709 SMITH, MARY JANE 125100 259200 0 384300 4,477.10

765 SMITH, PAUL FAMILY TRUSTS 61900 0 0 61900 721.14

767 SMITH, PAUL FAMILY TRUSTS 104100 114200 0 218300 2,543.20

767 SMITH, PAUL FAMILY TRUSTS 0 3800 0 3800 44.27

2044 SMITH, PAUL FAMILY TRUSTS 8800 97800 13000 93600 1,090.44

974 SMITH, RAYMOND J. 45700 124400 13000 157100 1,830.22

2249 SMITH, REBECCA 0 62600 13000 49600 577.84

1937 SMITH, REGGIE E 39400 55100 13000 81500 949.48

1937 SMITH, REGGIE E 0 14600 0 14600 170.09

1766 SMITH, SAMANTHA L. 31800 101100 0 132900 1,548.29

1378 SMITH, THOMAS C. 22900 0 0 22900 266.79

301 SMITH, VICTOR A JR 40900 222700 13000 250600 2,919.49

294 SMITH, VICTOR A SR DEVISEES OF 20800 0 0 20800 242.32

2144 SMITH, VICTOR A., JR. & LINDA E. 39200 0 0 39200 456.68

1421 SMITH, WILLIAM 29100 0 0 29100 339.02

1459 SMITH, WILLIAM 61500 0 0 61500 716.48

1425 SMITH, WILLIAM I. 39300 187100 13000 213400 2,486.11

276 SMITH,JR, VICTOR A 24800 0 0 24800 288.92

274 SMITH,JR, VICTOR A 35200 0 0 35200 410.08

125 SNYDER, JASON F. 31300 127900 13000 146200 1,703.23

1502 SOKOLOSKI, DONNA L. & KENNETH 27500 161400 13000 175900 2,049.24

2550 SOLAK, JOHN & LORETTA 119000 205900 19000 305900 3,563.74

1140 SOUDER, CLYDE 50400 141700 13000 179100 2,086.52

1383 SOUDER, CLYDE 27300 0 0 27300 318.05

1689 SOUDER, CLYDE E. 13000 53200 0 66200 771.23

2224 SOUDER, LON E. 56500 0 0 56500 658.23

196 SOUDER, LON E. & JANNE K. 130900 147100 13000 265000 3,087.25

2067 SOUDER, TRENT 42800 149700 0 192500 2,242.63

92 SOUDER, TRENT E. 115500 109400 0 224900 2,620.09

92 SOUDER, TRENT E. 4000 79200 0 83200 969.28

185 SOUDER, TRENT E. 24900 58900 0 83800 976.27

1134 SOUDER, TRENT E. 37100 99600 13000 123700 1,441.11

860 SOULE, EDWINA M. 49800 33500 13000 70300 819.00

323 SOUTHARD, WAYNE A. 30200 127100 0 157300 1,832.55

1036 SOUTHWORTH, MARGARET L. 29400 104700 13000 121100 1,410.82

428 SOUZA, DOUGLAS & TRACY L. 27200 101300 0 128500 1,497.03

1931 SPAHR, MARK E. & LEIGH A. 30800 94800 13000 112600 1,311.79

723 SPAULDING, MAUREEN S. 28000 82200 13000 97200 1,132.38

1055 SPEARING, BETTY 32700 66300 13000 86000 1,001.90

2238 SPEED, FRANK E. 21200 0 0 21200 246.98

59

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 291 SPEED, FRANK E.& LISA M. 24600 93600 13000 105200 1,225.58

2513 SPENCER, CARL R.JR.& TROY D. 36700 54900 13000 78600 915.69

1751 SPENCER, RALPH JR. 0 7000 7000 0 0.00

404 SPEYER, ALLEN GEORGE 37400 0 0 37400 435.71

1834 SPICER, DOUGLAS W 35300 138700 13000 161000 1,875.65

367 SPIELER, DOREEN M. 30800 74400 0 105200 1,225.58

1649 SPRAGUE, KAREN A. 7700 60600 0 68300 795.70

1654 SPRAGUE, KAREN A. 15100 0 0 15100 175.92

1252 SPROUSE, JAMES LOWELL 34600 124700 13000 146300 1,704.40

1105 SSR LLC 561800 0 0 561800 6,544.97

1104 SSR, LLC 124000 0 0 124000 1,444.60

1443 ST. GABRIELS R.C. CHURCH 58200 165200 223400 0 0.00

318 ST.PIERRE, RANDY S. & LISA C. 30400 130000 13000 147400 1,717.21

2127 STANLEY, DEVISEES OF BEATRICE 24200 62800 0 87000 1,013.55

493 STAPLES, DEVISEES OF EDNA 26500 27300 0 53800 626.77

2519 STAPLES, DINA J. 33100 167900 13000 188000 2,190.20

598 STAPLES, MICHAEL A. 29800 96600 13000 113400 1,321.11

1836 STAREFOS, KENNETH 28400 57700 13000 73100 851.62

542 STARK, CALVIN A. 29700 60800 13000 77500 902.88

449 STARK, CHRISTOPHER 37000 109500 13000 133500 1,555.28

1655 STARK, JANE E. 10100 67500 13000 64600 752.59

999 STARKEY, AMY 32500 81900 0 114400 1,332.76

96 STATE OF MAINE 23000 0 23000 0 0.00

1121 STATE OF MAINE 637600 0 637600 0 0.00

1319 STATE OF MAINE 11500 0 11500 0 0.00

1546 STEFANI TRUST, NANCY J. 25500 0 0 25500 297.08

1137 STEPHENS, TERRY L. . 31800 77800 13000 96600 1,125.39

40 STEPHENSON, THOMAS 27000 57800 0 84800 987.92

504 STEPHENSON, THOMAS M. JR. & SH 19600 0 0 19600 228.34

2523 STETSON, AMY L. 36700 156700 0 193400 2,253.11

2524 STETSON, MATTHEW R. & AMY L. 34500 29500 13000 51000 594.15

2522 STETSON, MATTHEW R.& AMY L. 25500 6600 0 32100 373.97

2533 STETSON, PAMELA 0 42900 13000 29900 348.34

2192 STETSON, PAMELA A. 78600 45400 13000 111000 1,293.15

711 STEVENS, JONATHAN D. 38300 0 0 38300 446.20

2160 STICKNEY, ARTHUR D. 30300 261300 13000 278600 3,245.69

1115 STOOPS, KYLE E.& LORRAINE Y. 38300 124600 13000 149900 1,746.34

954 STORCH, RICHARD H. 28000 0 0 28000 326.20

509 STORK, JANE P. 55100 224600 13000 266700 3,107.06

509 STORK, JANE P. 34100 0 0 34100 397.27

509 STORK, JANE P. 0 44300 0 44300 516.10

1377 STOVER, ABBIE 41800 125500 19000 148300 1,727.70

1801 STRICKLAND, MARK S. 30900 56800 13000 74700 870.26

1847 STRICKLAND, MARK S.& SUSAN D. 18100 0 0 18100 210.87

469 STRONG, ALICE M. 43900 161800 13000 192700 2,244.96

108 STUBBS, D. ALAN 37100 0 0 37100 432.22

111 STUBBS, D. ALAN 32900 127800 13000 147700 1,720.71

2241 STYMIEST, DAISY 0 3000 0 3000 34.95

957 SULLIVAN, KELSEY M. 22400 54900 0 77300 900.55

722 SUTHERLAND, ROGER 25200 70500 13000 82700 963.46

724 SUTHERLAND, TERESA J. 36100 32900 0 69000 803.85

910 SWETT LIVING TR, JAMES D. 23400 0 0 23400 272.61

1350 SZALONTAI, LESLIE J. 31400 65000 13000 83400 971.61

114 TARDIFF, JEFFREY F. 30200 109500 13000 126700 1,476.06

1683 TATGENHORST, ANNE F. 15800 85900 13000 88700 1,033.36

60

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 778 TATGENHORST, JAMES T. 42500 156700 0 199200 2,320.68

884 TAYLOR, JAMES M. 43800 144800 13000 175600 2,045.74

1692 TAYLOR, STEPHEN 14700 125300 13000 127000 1,479.55

553 TEAS, JOHN G. 23900 0 0 23900 278.44

1102 TEMPLE, PAULINE A. 24100 28200 0 52300 609.30

2568 THERRIEN, DAKOTA R. 30200 123800 13000 141000 1,642.65

1875 THIBODEAU, BERNARD J. 32100 107500 13000 126600 1,474.89

1876 THIBODEAU, BERNARD J.& KELLY L. 24100 0 0 24100 280.77

1497 THIBODEAU, CLIFFORD R. 21800 135000 13000 143800 1,675.27

1497 THIBODEAU, CLIFFORD R. 0 23500 0 23500 273.78

1813 THIBODEAU, FRANCES & VAUGHN 35400 0 0 35400 412.41

1873 THIBODEAU, JOSEPH W. 26700 63300 13000 77000 897.05

214 THIBODEAU, JOYCE COOPER 34600 140700 13000 162300 1,890.80

1565 THIBODEAU, MARIA J. 36200 128600 13000 151800 1,768.47

355 THIBODEAU, MICHAEL D. 56900 253900 13000 297800 3,469.37

87 THIBODEAU, PATRICK 27100 58200 0 85300 993.75

347 THIBODEAU, PATRICK R. 484400 415300 13000 886700 10,330.06

2056 THIBODEAU, PATRICK R. 23100 64800 0 87900 1,024.04

1428 THIBODEAU, REBECCA J. 27300 29400 0 56700 660.56

372 THIBODEAU, VAUGHN 56800 212100 0 268900 3,132.69

339 THIBODEAU, VAUGHN D. 32800 0 0 32800 382.12

1326 THIEME, SCOTT 31400 148700 13000 167100 1,946.72

894 THOMAS, CYNTHIA J. 31800 97400 13000 116200 1,353.73

1818 THOMAS, MATTHEW A. 29300 110700 13000 127000 1,479.55

605 THOMAS, PAUL B. 32800 169000 19000 182800 2,129.62

1047 THOMAS, SCOTT 40100 274100 13000 301200 3,508.98

1333 THOMPSON, DAVID 30600 88800 13000 106400 1,239.56

1511 THOMPSON, DEANNA L. 16800 71700 13000 75500 879.58

500 THOMPSON, ELMER 41000 130900 13000 158900 1,851.19

431 THOMPSON, MARGARET 24600 60400 0 85000 990.25

2085 THOMPSON, RALPH L. 34700 202900 13000 224600 2,616.59

1387 TIME WARNER NY CABLE LLC 22600 28300 0 50900 592.99

2062 TISDALE, PAUL S. 27100 0 0 27100 315.72

252 TODD, JAMES & KATHLEEN 52200 161900 0 214100 2,494.27

1301 TOOTHAKER, MICHAEL K.,JR. 48600 62000 0 110600 1,288.49

1301 TOOTHAKER, MICHAEL K.,JR. 0 41500 0 41500 483.48

1524 TORREY, BETTY 10600 0 0 10600 123.49

1523 TORREY, BETTY J. 75900 124800 13000 187700 2,186.71

1437 TOTMAN, ELIZABETH A 26300 99100 13000 112400 1,309.46

920 TOWN OF WINTERPORT 65700 0 65700 0 0.00




2545 TOWNE, JANE 26300 52900 13000 66200 771.23

1995 TRACY, BENJAMIN I. 31100 80500 13000 98600 1,148.69

2047 TRACY, C.WILLIAM 28500 147000 13000 162500 1,893.13

1971 TRACY, TAMMY L 28000 0 13000 15000 174.75

1971 TRACY, TAMMY L 0 32200 0 32200 375.13

2125 TRACY, WAYNE 23000 0 0 23000 267.95

204 TRASK, BEATRICE 129800 101400 19000 212200 2,472.13

1505 TRASK, MICHAEL 26000 116200 0 142200 1,656.63

896 TRASK, PAUL 31900 122700 0 154600 1,801.09

13 TRASK, SARA M. 42100 218200 13000 247300 2,881.05

151 TREAT, ROBERT E. 50000 104500 13000 141500 1,648.48

1806 TREPTOW, HERBERT H. 30200 99100 13000 116300 1,354.90

61

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 685 TRIBUZIO, MARIO JR. 40300 0 0 40300 469.50

2060 TRIBUZIO, VALERIE H. 32000 144400 0 176400 2,055.06

2091 TRUITT, CHESTER G. 28600 144500 13000 160100 1,865.17

2075 TRUITT, JOHN C. 27700 0 0 27700 322.71

136 TRUNDY, VIRGINIA D. 29100 78400 19000 88500 1,031.03

132 TUCKER, CHRISTOPHER E. 49900 151500 13000 188400 2,194.86

2064 TURNER, STEPHANIE D. 32800 252600 13000 272400 3,173.46

1530 TWEEDIE, BEULAH R. 12600 79300 19000 72900 849.29

2126 TYLER, JARROD 30600 131800 13000 149400 1,740.51

160 TYLER, JOSEPH W. 34000 137500 13000 158500 1,846.53

473 TYLER, JOSEPH W. 7400 50500 0 57900 674.54

474 TYLER, JOSEPH W. 37200 315300 0 352500 4,106.63

1191 TYSON, LOU 31200 67500 0 98700 1,149.86

2081 UHRIN, LISA A. 34200 144400 13000 165600 1,929.24

1522 UNDERHILL, MAURICE 48500 60500 13000 96000 1,118.40

622 UNDERHILL, MICHAEL K. 30900 29900 13000 47800 556.87

2135 UNKNOWN 0 0 0 0 0.00

709 URQUHART, DOUGLAS W. 34100 40100 13000 61200 712.98

1107 VALLEY, GERARD 29600 136600 13000 153200 1,784.78

1107 VALLEY, GERARD 0 12100 0 12100 140.97

321 VAN ALLEN, DAVID B 35300 120500 13000 142800 1,663.62

821 VAN CLEEF, FARILYN J. 3700 0 0 3700 43.11

1068 VANCLEEF, FARILYN J. BOWLEY 26600 0 0 26600 309.89

569 VANVRANKEN, BARKLEY 5900 0 0 5900 68.74

573 VANVRANKEN, BARKLEY 41000 140600 13000 168600 1,964.19

1069 VARNEY, CAREY 29400 65900 13000 82300 958.80

1892 VARNEY, CLAYTON E. 25800 60500 13000 73300 853.95

1337 VAUGHAN, HENRY L. 22800 0 0 22800 265.62

1338 VAUGHAN, HENRY L. 78000 119300 13000 184300 2,147.10

2543 VAUGHAN, HENRY L.& RUTH A. 82300 0 0 82300 958.80

146 VERRILL, DAVID 59500 92300 19000 132800 1,547.12

145 VERRILL, JEFFERDS 58200 87900 13000 133100 1,550.62

1478 VERRILL, JEFFERDS N. 29600 92500 0 122100 1,422.47

147 VERRILL, KATRINA M. 34800 135900 13000 157700 1,837.21

193 VERRILL, STANLEY 109100 115300 19000 205400 2,392.91

1913 VERSTEEG, TONI A. 16500 52500 13000 56000 652.40

570 VINKE, DARRELL A.& HEIDI J. 35000 128100 0 163100 1,900.12

797 WAGNER, DARRAH 71800 81400 13000 140200 1,633.33

1749 WALKER, GARY & MELANIE 31900 157100 0 189000 2,201.85

415 WALLACE, ERNEST G. 33700 71700 13000 92400 1,076.46

415 WALLACE, ERNEST G. 0 16200 0 16200 188.73

1891 WALLACE, SCOTT 23300 72800 13000 83100 968.12

1950 WALSH, MARTIN 25500 65200 13000 77700 905.21

1156 WALSH, WINONA K. 32900 93300 13000 113200 1,318.78

810 WARD LIVING TR, GLENDON 60800 96300 13000 144100 1,678.77

810 WARD LIVING TR, GLENDON 0 100 0 100 1.17



299 WARD, JOHN J. 31600 55200 13000 73800 859.77

1883 WARREN, JOSEPH M. 38300 219600 13000 244900 2,853.09

1951 WARREN, RICHARD 41500 50400 19000 72900 849.29

8 WARWICK, DAVID 43900 152900 19000 177800 2,071.37

662 WASS, ROBERT L. 28500 0 0 28500 332.03

1065 WASSEL, PHOEBE 31800 68200 13000 87000 1,013.55

1170 WATSON, JACQUELINE 40300 98900 13000 126200 1,470.23

62

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 700 WATTS, NORMAN 28500 64700 13000 80200 934.33

696 WEAVER, AVA L. (LIFE EST) 44900 67400 19000 93300 1,086.95

2182 WEAVER, DAVID & MARTHA 24600 0 0 24600 286.59

2253 WEAVER, JARED D. 35700 26100 0 61800 719.97

697 WEAVER, PAUL 40100 118500 13000 145600 1,696.24

868 WEBB, DAVID S. 38400 0 0 38400 447.36

732 WEBB, MARK 34300 162900 13000 184200 2,145.93

1798 WEBBER, CAROL 31000 91600 13000 109600 1,276.84

435 WEBBER, KATHRYN A. 39100 95100 0 134200 1,563.43

1006 WEED, CARL L. 33000 229900 13000 249900 2,911.34

2140 WELCH, PETER 1000 0 0 1000 11.65

959 WELCH, PETER F. 28400 0 0 28400 330.86

2218 WELLMAN PAVING, INC. 23000 52400 0 75400 878.41

735 WELLMAN, BONITA S. 23200 0 0 23200 270.28

2184 WELLMAN, BONITA S. 4200 0 0 4200 48.93

2185 WELLMAN, BONITA S. 5800 0 0 5800 67.57

2188 WELLMAN, BONITA S. 4800 0 0 4800 55.92

2203 WELLMAN, BONNIE S. 4000 0 0 4000 46.60

2204 WELLMAN, BONNIE S. 3800 0 0 3800 44.27

2205 WELLMAN, BONNIE S. 3700 0 0 3700 43.11

2206 WELLMAN, BONNIE S. 4400 0 0 4400 51.26

1808 WELLMAN, GALEN M. & DEBRA A. 28800 200 0 29000 337.85

578 WELLMAN, GALEN M.& DEBRA 49800 0 0 49800 580.17

663 WELLMAN, GALEN M.& DEBRA 106000 37100 0 143100 1,667.12

663 WELLMAN, GALEN M.& DEBRA 0 79600 0 79600 927.34

1441 WELLMAN, JOSHUA 40200 115200 0 155400 1,810.41

303 WELLMAN, MICHAEL 900 62600 0 63500 739.78

564 WELLMAN, MICHAEL 40000 52500 0 92500 1,077.63

305 WELLMAN, MICHAEL D. 31800 113500 13000 132300 1,541.30

2022 WELLMAN, MICHAEL K.& MEGAN E. 0 29300 0 29300 341.35

1953 WELLMAN, MICHAEL KERMIT 47200 187400 13000 221600 2,581.64

568 WELLMAN, TRACEY 28700 224500 13000 240200 2,798.33

980 WELLS, GEORGE JR. 31800 120000 13000 138800 1,617.02

2131 WELLS, GEORGE JR. 4000 0 0 4000 46.60

1316 WELLS, MARTHA V 37800 85000 19000 103800 1,209.27

1316 WELLS, MARTHA V 0 19000 0 19000 221.35

1737 WELLS, RODNEY F. 33400 101900 13000 122300 1,424.80

1708 WELLS, WENDELL 25500 18300 13000 30800 358.82

546 WESCOTT, BETH 26400 84600 13000 98000 1,141.70

738 WESCOTT, LEE 28000 94400 13000 109400 1,274.51

448 WESCOTT, LEE E.& MARJORIE 32000 42500 0 74500 867.93

447 WESCOTT, LEE JR. 32000 78900 13000 97900 1,140.54

972 WESCOTT, LINDA 13200 7300 13000 7500 87.38

750 WESCOTT, MAYNARD JR. 29200 14100 19000 24300 283.10

1325 WESSEL REV LIV TR, JOHN D. 115100 170800 0 285900 3,330.74

744 WEST WINTERPORT CHURCH 20300 27900 48200 0 0.00

1479 WEST, CAROLYN 13900 54500 13000 55400 645.41

1003 WEST, ROBERT W.& MARIE C. 31600 226900 13000 245500 2,860.08

1705 WESTON, DONALD 29600 150000 19000 160600 1,870.99

38 WHARFF, RALPH C. 2200 0 0 2200 25.63

607 WHEATON, JONATHAN 32300 0 0 32300 376.30

1324 WHINERY, CHRISTOPHER E. 30200 83700 0 113900 1,326.94

327 WHITCOMB, BEECHER D. III 31000 79700 13000 97700 1,138.21

1467 WHITCOMB, DENNIS M. 21300 0 0 21300 248.15

1468 WHITCOMB, DENNIS M. 20300 0 0 20300 236.50

63

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 1621 WHITE LIVING TRUST, RUTH C. 24500 95100 0 119600 1,393.34

2133 WHITE, DARREN C. 31100 132600 13000 150700 1,755.66

121 WHITE, DEREK 32300 139600 13000 158900 1,851.19

756 WHITE, FRANK 40900 0 0 40900 476.49

780 WHITE, FRANK 59500 161500 19000 202000 2,353.30

826 WHITE, FRANK L. 11800 137400 0 149200 1,738.18

1405 WHITE, GEORGE 14300 39300 13000 40600 472.99

1187 WHITE, GEORGE W. JR. 34500 67300 19000 82800 964.62

61 WHITE, GREGORY K. 40300 123000 13000 150300 1,751.00

1981 WHITE, JASON D. 22400 156000 0 178400 2,078.36

119 WHITE, KEVIN M. 33500 34700 13000 55200 643.08

325 WHITE, LAWRENCE J. & SHELLEY E. 30600 73400 0 104000 1,211.60

455 WHITE, LAWRENCE J. & SHELLEY E. 21500 0 0 21500 250.48

412 WHITE, LAWRENCE J. SR. 24800 85600 13000 97400 1,134.71

824 WHITE, STUART 56900 74000 0 130900 1,524.99

1267 WHITE, SUSAN K. 42100 134400 13000 163500 1,904.78

2561 WHITE, WILLIAM L. 30800 134900 13000 152700 1,778.96

737 WHITMORE, DAVID 27300 99900 0 127200 1,481.88

2094 WHITNEY, CHESTER E. 65100 0 0 65100 758.42

2095 WHITNEY-DUDLEY, JENNIFER M. 92400 197800 13000 277200 3,229.38

1589 WHITTIER, JUDITH C. 29100 128000 0 157100 1,830.22

923 WHITTLESEY, WILLIAM & MARGARE 30300 84900 13000 102200 1,190.63

2221 WHITTY, LORI A. 17900 13900 13000 18800 219.02

141 WHITWAM, EDWARD C. 21300 38500 13000 46800 545.22

1826 WIBBERLY, DALE M. & CYNTHIA R. 41000 298500 13000 326500 3,803.73

1351 WILBANKS, GARTH A. 190000 264800 13000 441800 5,146.97

93 WILBUR, RHONDA F. 33100 30400 13000 50500 588.33

1469 WILBUR, RHONDA F. 1900 0 0 1900 22.14

2001 WILBUR, SHARON 29300 111600 13000 127900 1,490.04

375 WILCOX, TIMOTHY M. 30700 94800 0 125500 1,462.08

1313 WILCOX, WILLIAM 27200 77900 13000 92100 1,072.97

1371 WILLARD IV, FRANCIS H. 31800 144100 0 175900 2,049.24

1088 WILLETT, ROGER L JR. 34800 91700 13000 113500 1,322.28

1231 WILLIAMS, FOSTER 32100 153000 13000 172100 2,004.97

1230 WILLIAMS, FOSTER E. 24600 0 0 24600 286.59

1258 WILLIAMS, KAREN L. 37000 62600 25000 74600 869.09

1985 WILLIAMS, RANDY K 51900 117400 13000 156300 1,820.90

1086 WILLIAMS, TOBY C. 34800 101500 13000 123300 1,436.45

768 WILSON, CAMELLIA 42400 0 0 42400 493.96

762 WILSON, DALE J. 50800 0 0 50800 591.82

763 WILSON, DALE JEAN 23800 0 0 23800 277.27

769 WILSON, DALE JEAN 31300 0 0 31300 364.65

1576 WILSON, DALE JEAN 8900 81900 13000 77800 906.37

346 WILSON, GLENN J. & JODIE L. 32600 95200 13000 114800 1,337.42

1776 WILSON, LISA E. 13500 65500 13000 66000 768.90

1509 WINCH, MICHAEL SR 22800 83300 13000 93100 1,084.62

1002 WINCHESTER, JESS L. 45700 183900 13000 216600 2,523.39

603 WING, STEVEN E. 32500 37800 13000 57300 667.55

527 WINTERPORT AIRPORT 22500 0 22500 0 0.00

563 WINTERPORT AIRPORT 44900 0 44900 0 0.00

35 WINTERPORT ASSOCIATES #1 44300 719300 0 763600 8,895.94

2176 WINTERPORT ASSOCIATES #1 0 49200 0 49200 573.18




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Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 2171 WINTERPORT ASSOCIATES #2 0 142500 0 142500 1,660.13



345 WINTERPORT BAPTIST CHURCH 35500 219500 255000 0 0.00

1988 WINTERPORT COMMUNITY PARK 69300 90000 159300 0 0.00

1496 WINTERPORT FREE LIBRARY 28600 98700 127300 0 0.00

2 WINTERPORT LANDFILL 18800 0 18800 0 0.00

1593 WINTERPORT OFFICE BUILDING 19000 121500 140500 0 0.00

414 WINTERPORT RIVERSIDE RIDERS 17400 35000 52400 0 0.00

2504 WINTERPORT SAND/SALT SHED 0 170700 170700 0 0.00

1516 WINTERPORT SEWERAGE DIST 0 349800 349800 0 0.00

1541 WINTERPORT TERMINALS L.L.C. 219300 419500 0 638800 7,442.02

1488 WINTERPORT TOWN OF 13900 0 13900 0 0.00

1495 WINTERPORT TOWN OF 21300 0 21300 0 0.00

562 WINTERPORT TRANSFER STATION 177000 67000 244000 0 0.00

1552 WINTERPORT UNION MEETING HO 26600 133700 160300 0 0.00

66 WINTERPORT WATER DISTRICT 13900 0 13900 0 0.00



552 WINTERPORT, TOWN OF 4300 0 4300 0 0.00











1223 WITHAM, ROSCOE & FAYE M. 34200 0 0 34200 398.43

1956 WMREAL 25400 202700 0 228100 2,657.37

117 WOESTEMEYER, PHYLLIS 78600 63900 0 142500 1,660.13

117 WOESTEMEYER, PHYLLIS 0 106600 0 106600 1,241.89

1827 WOESTEMEYER, PHYLLIS 21100 0 0 21100 245.82

734 WOLFE, VICKIE 26900 1000 0 27900 325.04

1070 WOLFE, VICKIE J. 25700 0 0 25700 299.41

2129 WOLOSKO, MICHAELJ. 25200 49200 0 74400 866.76

1159 WONSON, WILLIAM H. JR. 34500 108800 13000 130300 1,518.00

1158 WOOD, DANIEL L. 30300 40800 13000 58100 676.87

686 WOOD, EDWARD 40200 33900 0 74100 863.27

694 WOOD, EDWARD 30100 134800 13000 151900 1,769.64

1060 WOODMAN, ATWOOD . 64100 4900 0 69000 803.85

1060 WOODMAN, ATWOOD . 0 14900 0 14900 173.59

1061 WOODMAN, ATWOOD C. 30200 143500 13000 160700 1,872.16

1054 WOODMAN, CLIFFORD E. 42000 95000 13000 124000 1,444.60

2562 WOODMAN, CLIFFORD E., SR. 3800 0 0 3800 44.27

1075 WOODMAN, CLIFFORD JR. 26100 0 0 26100 304.07

541 WOODMAN, CLIFFORD, JR. 27400 0 0 27400 319.21

525 WOODMAN, CLIFFORD, SR. 5600 0 0 5600 65.24

1025 WOODMAN, DAISY 30400 70400 0 100800 1,174.32

1563 WOODRUFF, JOHN Jr. 33900 119000 13000 139900 1,629.84

2216 WOODWARD, MARY K. 25500 0 0 25500 297.08

1273 WOOSTER, JOSEPH & ELIZABETH 32600 138000 13000 157600 1,836.04

1569 WORCESTER, DWIGHT 25800 76300 19000 83100 968.12

65

Acct Name Land Building Exempt Total Taxes 343 WORCESTER, DWIGHT C. JR 31100 141100 13000 159200 1,854.68

1803 WORCESTER, MERIDEE 30400 73700 13000 91100 1,061.32

1758 WORDEN, MANDY G. 38500 96400 0 134900 1,571.59

378 WORSTER, ALLEN D. 31300 74300 13000 92600 1,078.79

1360 WORSTER, KATHERINE R. 33600 129200 13000 149800 1,745.17

181 WORSTER, MARTHA 0 18800 18800 0 0.00

609 WORSTER, MICHAEL 40300 117900 13000 145200 1,691.58

2215 WRENN, PETER D. 23800 0 0 23800 277.27

909 WRENN, RAYMOND 31400 89500 13000 107900 1,257.04

2239 WRENN, RAYMOND 23800 0 0 23800 277.27

2502 WRIGHT, AMY 0 33000 13000 20000 233.00

409 WRIGHT, CLARENCE 26200 61900 13000 75100 874.92

2538 WRIGHT, GENE A.& PAULETTE M. 0 0 0 0 0.00

1475 WRIGHT, MARY S. 139900 0 0 139900 1,629.84

410 WRIGHT, PAULETTE M. 24600 54700 13000 66300 772.40

1694 WYATT, JOHN E. 1700 0 0 1700 19.81

1695 WYATT, JOHN E. 99100 165200 13000 251300 2,927.65

1403 YARRISON, ROBERT C. 15800 60100 0 75900 884.24

879 YCC INC. 87700 0 0 87700 1,021.71

880 YCC INC. 13300 0 0 13300 154.95

1179 YORK, MICHAEL 35100 43400 0 78500 914.53

1179 YORK, MICHAEL 0 33400 0 33400 389.11

1016 YORK, TRAVIS J. 31300 146700 13000 165000 1,922.25

1048 YOUNG, BETTY 49000 46000 13000 82000 955.30

918 YOUNG, DANA & DIANE 50300 72200 0 122500 1,427.13

919 YOUNG, DANA E. 51100 290400 13000 328500 3,827.03

1448 YOUNG, GREGORY D. 20500 83000 0 103500 1,205.78

1997 YOUNG, JUSTIN M. 29400 83100 0 112500 1,310.63

369 YOUNG, LARRY L. 35400 83900 0 119300 1,389.85

741 YOUNG, LARRY L. 90800 44500 13000 122300 1,424.80

362 YOUNG, PAULETTE 29100 66900 13000 83000 966.95

197 ZAENGER, MARTIN 150500 257400 13000 394900 4,600.59

1961 ZAENGER, MARTIN R 5300 500 0 5800 67.57

353 ZAKARIASEN, CHRISTIAN E & JOY A 32400 94300 13000 113700 1,324.61

731 ZANARDI, CHRISTOPHER T. 34700 105700 13000 127400 1,484.21

671 ZEMEL, DEREK 32200 142500 13000 161700 1,883.81

2250 0 0 0 0 0.00

73,427,500 181,809,600 27,639,800 227,597,300 2,651,508.55

66

TOWN OF WINTEPRORT

SUPPLEMENTALS

2008 - 2009 Acct# Name Map & Lot Date Amount Year

148 Bates, David C. R11-161 2/23/09 132.48 2009

158 Coombs, Margaret R08-082 2/23/09 151.45 2009

2243 Kord, Josephine R10-003 2/23/09 372.80 2009

2248 Clark, Shane S. R10-203 2/23/09 277.27 2009

2256 Edwards, Dana A R09-158 2/23/09 1,586.90 2009

2274 Jernigan, Marshall R04-177 2/23/09 293.58 2009

944 Jernigan, Maxine R04-176 2/23/09 646.58 2009

1758 George, Alfred F R11-181 8/25/08 1,494.70 2009

2257 Worden, Mandy G. R11-180 8/25/08 326.20 2009

2164 Maddock, Barry K R08-038.2 8/25/08 2,441.84 2009

2163 Maddock, Barry K R08-038.1 8/25/08 287.76 2009

1324 Whitney, Christopher U05-085 8/25/08 1,326.94 2009

Totals $9,338.50

TOWN OF WINTERPORT

ABATEMENTS

2008 - 2009 Acct# Name Map & Lot Date Amount Year

944 Jernigan, Marshall R04-176 2/25/09 956.17 2009

135 Norris, Philip & Elaine R11-131 11/13/08 228.34 2009

392 Kingsbury, Galen & Brenda U05-103 11/13/08 276.11 2009

1385 Morris, Nancy M R07-051 11/13/08 145.63 2009

2249 Smith, Rebecca R10-003T 11/13/08 372.80 2009

2257 George, Alfred F. R11-180 8/25/08 297.08 2009

1758 Worden, Mandy & John R11-181 8/25/08 1,571.59 2009

2163 Maddock, Barry & Julie R08-038.1 8/25/08 2,443.01 2009

2164 Maddock, Barry & Julie R08-038.2 8/25/08 286.59 2009

2220 Porter, Devisees of Charles R03-086 8/25/08 159.61 2009

1324 Whinery, Chris & Joanne U06-070 8/25/08 1,326.94 2009

934 Brown, Fred & Brenda R04-158.4 8/25/08 985.59 2009

Totals $9049.46

67

TOWN MEETING MINUTES

ELECTION JUNE 10, 2008 and

OPEN TOWN MEETING JUNE 12, 2008

To Kathy Selfridge, a resident of the Town of Winterport, in the County of Waldo, State

of Maine.

GREETINGS:

In the name of the State of Maine, you are hereby required to notify and warn the

inhabitants of the Town of Winterport in said County and State, qualified by law to vote

in Town affairs, to meet at the Samuel L. Wagner Middle School Gymnasium, in said

Town, on Tuesday, the 10th day of June A.D., 2008 at eight o'clock (8:00 am) in the

forenoon, then and there to act on Articles 1, and 2; and to notify and warn the voters to

meet at the Smith School Cafeteria in said Town on Thursday, the 12th day of June, A.D.

2008 at seven-thirty (7:30 pm) in the evening, then and there to act upon Articles 3

through all at Open Town Meeting, said articles being set out below, to wit:

ORGANIZATION

................................................................................................................................................

Article 1. To elect a Moderator, by written ballot, to preside at said meeting.

Liz Osley moved and Jane Stark seconded the motion to nominate John Logan as

Moderator. There being no further nominations the Town Clerk called for votes. Three

votes were cast, three votes for John Logan. The Town Clerk announced John Logan as

Moderator. Mr. Logan was sworn into office and the Election was turned over to him.

Mr. Logan appointed Ms. Hoover Deputy Moderator.

................................................................................................................................................

ELECTIONS

................................................................................................................................................

Article 2. To elect by secret ballot, two (2) Councilors for a term of three (3) years, one

(1) Maine School Administrative District No. 22 Director for a term of three (3) years;

and one (1) Assessor for a term of three (3) years.

Town Council

Cooper, Stephen 144

Harriman, Dallas 154

Patterson, James A.B. 204

Moderator John Logan declared Dallas Harriman and James A.B. Patterson elected to the

Town Council.

Assessor

Rioux, Susan T 283

Newey, Roger 3 (write in)

Moderator John Logan declared Susan T. Rioux elected to the Board of Assessors.

SAD#22 Director

Aurelio, Lewis 269

Moderator John Logan declared Lewis Aurelio elected to the SAD #22 Board of Directors.

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ORDINANCES

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Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the adoption of a no-fee building

permit ordinance of the Town of Winterport.

Council Recommends Yes

Budget Committee Recommends Yes

Assessor’s Recommend Yes

James Patterson moved and Dallas Harriman seconded to pass over Article 3. The

motion CARRIES.

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TOWN MEETING ELECTIONS

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Article 4. To choose two (2) members to serve on the Budget Committee for a term of

three years to end at the Annual Town Meeting in 2011 and to fill any unexpired terms if

necessary.

Robert Reynolds moved and Susan Rioux seconded the nomination of Roger Newey.

Michael Thibodeau moved and Robert Reynolds seconded the nomination of Stephen

Cooper.

The motion CARRIES.

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TAXATION

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Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to fix the date according to Maine Revised

Statutes Annotated Title 36 Section 505 that the Assessors shall issue and commit the list

of taxes due and payable.

Council Recommends Friday July 11, 2008

Budget Committee Recommends Friday July 11, 2008

Sam Butler moved and Phillip Pitula seconded to fix the date according to Maine Revised

Statutes Annotated Title 36 Section 505 that the Assessors shall issue and commit the list

of taxes due and payable as of Friday July 11, 2008.

Robert Reynolds moved and Sam Butler seconded to amend the date to be Friday, July

18, 2008.

The amendment CARRIES.

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Article 6. To see (a) if the Town will vote to fix dates when taxes shall be due and

payable, and (b) to see if the Town will fix a rate of interest to be charged on taxes unpaid

after said dates.

1st Half 2nd Half

Council Recommends Sept. 15, 2008(8.75%) Mar 16, 2009(8.75%)

Budget Committee Recommends Sept. 15 ,2008(8.75%) Mar 16, 2009(8.75%)

(The State allows (11.00%) eleven percent)

Joseph Brooks moved and William Rogers seconded to fix dates when taxes shall be due

and payable as, September 15, 2008 (8.75%) for the first hand and March 16,

2009(8.75%) for the second half.

John Coggeshall and Robert Reynolds seconded to amend the interest rate to the 11%

allowed by the State.

Amendment FAILED.

The original motion CARRIES.

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Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Tax Collector to accept

prepayment of taxes for the year 2009 not yet due or assessed and to pay no interest on

such prepayments made prior to the commitment of those taxes.

Council recommends Yes

Budget Committee recommends Yes

Joseph Brooks moved and William Rogers seconded to authorize the Tax Collector to

accept prepayment of taxes for the year 2009 not yet due or assessed and to pay no

interest on such prepayments made prior to the commitment of those taxes.

The motion CARRIES.

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Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to set the interest rate to be paid by the Town on

abated taxes at 8.75% (eight and three quarter percent) and to appropriate money received

from overlay to pay for abatements and interest on abated taxes.

Council recommends Yes

Budget Committee recommends Yes

Joseph Brooks moved and William Rogers to set the interest rate to be paid by the Town

on abated taxes at 8.75% (eight and three quarter percent) and to appropriate money

received from overlay to pay for abatements and interest on abated taxes.

The motion CARRIES.

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Article 9. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the municipal officers to dispose of

tax acquired property belonging to the Town of Winterport only after requesting

recommendations from the Planning Board concerning said disposition. The municipal

officers at their discretion may elect to: (1) dispose of said real estate to the former owner

upon payment of tax lien amounts, interest, costs and current taxes outstanding, or; (2)

enter into a Land Purchase Installment Contract with the former owner making payments

toward repurchase of the real estate, or; (3) sell to any person by sealed bid, advertised in

local newspaper(s). The advertisement shall give the date that the bid shall be accepted

and such other information as the Council deems appropriate. In connection with the

above mentioned dispositions of real estate, the municipal officers shall be authorized to

execute all deeds or documents of conveyance.



William Rogers moved and Joseph Brooks seconded to act in the affirmative on Article

9.

The motion CARRIES.

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APPROPRIATIONS

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Article 10. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the

Town Council. (Dept. 10)

Council Recommends $15,400.00

Budget Committee Recommends $15,400.00

Donna Gilbert moved and Joseph Brooks seconded to raise and appropriate $15,400.00

for the Town Council.

The motion CARRIES.

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Board of Assessors. (Dept. 12)

Council Recommends $ 24,500.00

Budget Committee Recommends $ 24,500.00

Joseph Brooks moved and Dallas Harriman seconded to raise and appropriate $24,500.00

for the Board of Assessors.

The motion CARRIES.

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Article 12. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for

Town Benefits and Insurance.

(Dept. 15) Benefits $82,391.00

(Dept. 17) Insurance $24,120.00



William Rogers moved and Dallas Harriman seconded to raise and appropriate

$82,391.00 for Benefits and $24,120.00 for Insurance.

The motion CARRIES.

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Administration. (Dept. 20)



Joseph Brooks moved and William Rogers seconded to raise and appropriate

$151,253.40 for Administration.

The motion CARRIES.

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Municipal Building and the Victoria Grant Civic Center.

(Dept. 25) Municipal Building $16,468.00

(Dept. 70) Victoria Grant Civic Center $ 5,600.00



William Rogers moved and Sam Butler seconded to raise and appropriate $16,468.00 for

Municipal Building and $5,600.00 for the Victoria Grant Civic Center.

The motion CARRIES.

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Planning Board. (Dept. 30)



Joseph Brooks moved and William Rogers seconded to raise and appropriate $5,000.00

for the Planning Board.

The motion CARRIES.

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Fire Department. (Dept. 35)



James Patterson moved and Tom Skratt seconded to raise and appropriate $46,925.00 for

the Fire Department.

The motion CARRIES.

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Code Enforcement. (Dept. 40)



Susan Rioux moved and Joseph Brooks seconded to raise and appropriate $12,165.00 for

Code Enforcement.

The motion CARRIES.

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Winter Roads. (Dept. 45)



Sam Butler moved and William Rogers seconded to raise and appropriate $331,450.00

for Winter Roads.

The motion CARRIES.

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Road Maintenance. (Dept. 50)



James Patterson moved and William Rogers seconded to raise and appropriate

$121,300.00 for Road Maintenance.

The motion CARRIES.

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Road Paving and Road Reconstruction. (Dept. 55)



Joseph Brooks moved and Susan Rioux seconded to raise and appropriate $300,000.00

for Road Paving and Road Reconstruction.

The motion CARRIES.

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Solid Waste. (Dept. 60)



Joseph Brooks moved and Sam Butler seconded to raise and appropriate $208,202.00 for

Solid Waste.

The motion CARRIES.

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Recreation Programs. (Dept. 65)




Recreation Programs.

The motion CARRIES.

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Community Grounds & Equipment. (Dept. 75)



William Rogers moved and Joseph Brooks seconded to raise and appropriate $15,950.00

for Community Grounds & equipment.

The motion CARRIES.

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General Assistance. (Dept. 85)



Joseph Brooks moved and William Rogers seconded to raise and appropriate $4,750.00

for General Assistance.

The motion CARRIES.

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Memorial Day, and the Winterport Music Festival.

(Dept. 90-60-35) Memorial Day $ 400.00

(Dept. 90-60-50) Music Festival $ 925.00



Sam Butler moved and William Rogers seconded to raise and appropriate $400.00 for

Memorial Day and $925.00 for the Music Festival.

The motion CARRIES.

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Social Services, Union Meeting House, and the Winterport Free Library.

Council Budget Committee

(Dept. 87) Social Services $ 8,000.00 $ 8,000.00

(Dept. 90-60-15) Union Meeting House Clock $ 650.00 $ 650.00

(Dept. 90-60-25) Winterport Free Library $ 18,595.00 $ 18,595.00

$ 27,245.00 $ 27,245.00


for Social Services, $650.00 for the Union Meeting House Clock and $18,595.00 for the

Winterport Free Library.

The motion CARRIES.

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Article 27. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the money received from the State

of Maine for the registration of snowmobiles to the Riverside Riders Snowmobile Club

for the purpose of maintaining their snowmobile trails, to be open to the use of the public

as snowmobile trails during snowmobile season, and to authorize the municipal officers

to enter into an agreement with the Club, under such terms and conditions as the

municipal officers may deem advisable, for that purpose. (Dept. 90-60-30)

Council Recommends Yes $1,600.00

Budget Committee Recommends Yes $1,600.00

The estimated $ 1,600 from the State is not raised.

William Rogers moved and Sam Butler seconded to appropriate the money received from

the State of Maine for the registration of snowmobiles to the Riverside Riders

Snowmobile Club as specified in Article 27.

The motion CARRIES.

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Cemetery District to care for all District Cemeteries. (Dept. 90-60-55)



William Rogers moved and Dallas Harriman seconded to raise and appropriate

$17,500.00 for the Cemetery District to care for all District Cemeteries.

The motion CARRIES.

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Animal Control. (Dept. 96)




Animal Control.

The motion CARRIES.

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Crossing Guard. (Dept. 90-10-35)




for the Crossing Guard.

The motion CARRIES.

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Utilities, Street Lights & Hydrants for Fire Protection.

Council Rec. Budget Committee Rec.

(Dept. 90-70-68) Street Lights $ 16,975.00 $ 16,975.00

(Dept. 90-70-70) Hydrants For Fire Protection $ 75,007.00 $ 75,007.00

$ 91,982.00 $ 91,982.00

Sam Butler moved and Joseph Brooks seconded to raise and appropriate $16,975.00 for

Street Lights and $75,007.00 for Hydrants for Fire Protection.

The motion CARRIES.

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Reserves. (Dept. 98)

Council Rec. Budget Comm. Rec.

Fire Dept. Reserve 98-70-74 $ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00

Town Building Reserve 98-70-83 $ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00

Public Works Reserve 98-70-19 $ 15,000.00 $ 15,000.00

Total $ 25,000.00 $ 25,000.00

William Rogers moved and Joseph Brooks seconded to raise and appropriate $5,000.00

for the Fire Department Reserve, $5,000.00 for the Town Building Reserve and

$15,000.00 for the Public Works Reserve.

The motion CARRIES.

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Article 33. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to appropriate from fund

balances to help reduce the amount needed from local taxation.



Joseph Brooks moved and William Rogers seconded to appropriate from fund balances

$160,000.00 to help reduce the amount needed from local taxation.

The motion CARRIES.

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ESTIMATED REVENUE AUTHORIZATIONS

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Article 34. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to authorize in addition to

$500,000.00 in Revenue Sharing from the following revenues and sources to reduce the

amount needed from taxation.

301 Vehicle Excise Taxes $543,000.00

302 Boat Excise Taxes $ 2,100.00

306 State Reimbursement Homestead $105,000.00

312 Snowmobile Reimbursement $ 00.00

314 Rec Building Rental $ 600.00

319 General Assistance Reimbursements $ 1,500.00

321 Interest Earned Checking $ 32,000.00

323 Interest Earned Taxes $ 23,000.00

329 Fernald Field Income $ 4,900.00

330 Clerk Fees $ 2,000.00

333 License Fees/ Hunting and Fishing $ 2,000.00

335 Auto Registration Fees $ 12,000.00

339 Planning Board Review Fees $ 2,000.00

340 Photocopy $ 75.00

341 Returned Check fees $ 125.00

342 Disposal Fees $ 30,000.00

349 DM&J Recycling Fees $ 7,600.00

350 Animal Control offset $ 1,750.00

357 Cable Franchise $ 11,500.00

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366 Map Sales $ 150.00

375 Cash Up $ 150.00

380 Misc. $ 4,000.00

381 Basketball $ 1,500.00

382 Fall Soccer $ 1,500.00

383 T-Ball $ 500.00

384 Basketball Camp $ 600.00

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Sub-Total $789,550.00

310 Revenue Sharing $500,000.00

_______________

Grand Total $1,289,550.00

Council Recommends $1,289,550.00

Budget Committee Recommends $1,289,550.00

Joseph Brooks moved and Sam Butler seconded to authorize $789,550.00 in addition to

$500,000.00 in Revenue Sharing as specified in Article 34.

The motion CARRIES.

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Article 35. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the following funds provided by

the State of Maine to reduce the amount needed from taxation or to be used for their

specific purposes provided by law. Local Road Assistance (Dept. 99-311)



William Rogers moved and Dallas Harriman seconded to appropriate $62,990.00

provided by the State of Maine to reduce the amount needed from taxation or to be used

for their specific purpose provided by law.

The motion CARRIES.

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Article 36. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to appropriate from fund

balance to pay account overdrafts, if any.

Dept 45. Winter Roads $23,424.46



Sam Butler moved and Phillip Pitula seconded to appropriate $25,095.00 from fund

balance to pay account overdrafts, if any.

The motion CARRIES.

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Article 37. To see if the Town will vote to accept any gifts, unanticipated donations, or

pass-through funds that may be provided by individual(s), business associations,

charitable groups, or other organizations, which have not been listed in any of the

previous or following articles, if the Council determines that the gifts, donations, or pass-

through funds and their purposes are in the best interest of the Town.



Joseph Brooks moved and Dallas Harriman seconded to accept any gifts, unanticipated

donations, or pass-through funds that may be provided by individual(s), business

associations, charitable groups, or other organizations, which have not been listed in any

of the previous or following articles, if the Council determines that the gifts, donations, or

pass-through funds and their purposes are in the best interest of the Town.

The motion CARRIES.

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Article 38. Shall the Town of Winterport “increase” the property tax limit of

$208,272.46 to raise funds necessary to pay for the foregoing appropriations and

authorized expenditures, the amount is estimated to be $_______0.00 __________ more

or less.

Council Recommends $0.00

Budget Committee Recommends $0.00

Phillip Pitula moved and Sam Butler seconded to pass over Article 38.

The motion CARRIES.

Sam Butler moved and William Rogers seconded to adjourn Town Meeting at 8:35PM.

The motion CARRIES.

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Town Clerk Report

2008 Births Recorded in 2008 Deaths Recorded in 2008

January Jaidyn Jordan 12 January Roger Perkins 11

Alexander Frank 26

March Ernest Tuttle 08

February Kiara Tyson 06 Norma West 23

Kylee Salley 26 Edward Flewelling 26

Vincent Cegledy 29

April Stephen LaSota 23

March Ashton O'Roak 11

Coleman Chase 12 May Robert Brassbridge 01

Hannah Spahr 20 Leonard Norton 08

Arline Porter 12

April Gramm Hall 6 Betty Larby 23

Joseph Rishani 10 Patricia A Doble 13

Hunter Craig 19

Elliot Larsen 21 June Oralia Jero 12

Dora Glueck 12

May Faedra Francazio 09 Urban Feero 15

Maeve Simpson 21 Kent Saunders 22

Jacqueline Adams 23

June Landon Ford 07 Carmen Weisheit 26

Mackenzie Merrill 21

August Lewis Littlefield Jr 29

July Gavin Labonte 27 Francine Hobbs 30

Chase Ashby 28

Savannah Dudley 30 September Raymond Preston 18

Gary Kasparek 23

August Jackson Whitney 04

Benjamin Trask 04 October Raymond Nealley 02

Connor Perry 11 Theresa Arsenault 12

Keira Connors 13 Marjorie Douglas 13

Richard Wentworth 13 Maynard Wescott 20

Kolby Hardy 19

Bella Gallant 22 November Patty Coleman 02

Nettie McCrum 28

Shepherd Schrader 31 December Natella Chamberlain 06

Donald Parks 24

September Tegan Boucher 10

Mackenzie Butler 15

October Carter Hart 01

Alice Knapp 06 2009 Elections and Town Meeting Kaleb Smith 17 June

Allison Hustus 22 9 Elections

11 Town Meeting

November Nathan Giles 14

Lily Philbrook 14 November

3 Elections

December Sawyer Castro-Long 10

Briannah Lancaster 16

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THE NEIGHBOR'S CUPBOARD

March 2009

The Neighbor's Cupboard is the emergency food resource for low income

families, the working poor, and other families in distress in Winterport and Frankfort.

This is our twenty-first year. We are a private, non-profit organization located at the

Calvary Apostolic Church on Route 1A. We welcome those in need or those who wish to

donate or volunteer to visit the Cupboard or reach Donna Allen by phone. The

Neighbor's Cupboard is open every Wednesday from 9:00 to 10:00 A.M.

In 2008, 149 different families used the Cupboard for a total of 875 visits. Over

2017 bags of food were distributed. Emergency food packs stored at the Winterport Town

Hall were given out by Town Office staff to those in need after Cupboard hours.

We are supported by food drives and fundraisers throughout the year: Smith

School, Wagner School, Frankfort Cub Scouts, Winterport and Frankfort Letter Carriers

Food Drives all combine to provide two months of food. Special thanks to the community

members who continue to coordinate and staff these food drives. We are especially

thankful for the tons of food we obtain from the Good Shepherd Food Bank and the

Weston Bakery. We are the designated distributor of USDA “surplus foods”.

The Neighbor's Cupboard coordinated the efforts of the Calvary Apostolic

Church, Frankfort Congregational Church: United Church of Christ, St. Gabriel’s, and

United Methodist Church and some private individuals to give out 58 holiday food

baskets at Thanksgiving and 20 at Christmas. An anonymous Easter Bunny donated

Easter dinners.

Our Baby Layette program helped five new moms and their babies this year by

providing new and used outfits, sheets, towels, blankets, hand made items, and baby care

books.

Our heartfelt thanks go to the wonderful organizations, businesses and town folk who

through their volunteer hours and donations of food and money support the Neighbor's

Cupboard. Special thanks go to the energetic Cupboard volunteers: Phyllis Allen, Chris

Bates, Sonja Butler, Diane and Raymond Cornelison, Stephanie Dunton, Kristen Hallett,

Leo Lachance, Sabrina and Sam Morris, Coleen Rancourt, Keith Ritchie, George White,

Betty Williams, Deb Williams, and very special helpers: Sam Butler and Stanley

Bowden.


Donna Allen, President

Neighbor's Cupboard 525-3208

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PLUMBING INSPECTORS/CEO REPORT

2008

Plumbing

38 Permits Issued

Complete Systems – 12

Interior Systems - 26

Dick Watson issued - l7

Tim Schoppee issued - 21

Code Enforcement

There were l2 new housing starts in 2008. Many calls were received inquiring about

building permits, acreage required, setbacks and shoreland zoning.

The town is updating the Shoreland Zoning Ordinance and Shoreland Zoning Map. This

process will be completed by July 1, 2009.

We are working at bringing Autograveyards/Junkyards into compliance.


Tim Schoppee LPI

Dick Watson CEO/LPI

The Plumbing Inspector/Code Enforcement Officer

Hours are Tuesday 9AM – 5PM

Road Maintenance Report 2008

Last summer we performed some badly needed ditching and culvert replacement in some

in town areas with more work needed this summer. All around the town we have drainage

issues that need to be repaired. A lot of culverts need replacing or re-setting.

This summer we will be busy patching, grading shoulders and cutting brush and paving

and rebuilding roads, changing culverts and trying to keep ahead of Mother Nature.

Have a great summer.

David Nason

Road Maintenance

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REPORT OF THE WINTERPORT CEMETERY DISTRICT

The District Board meets on the third Wednesday of each month throughout the

year. Time has been spent adopting a unified policy of regulations for operation of the

cemeteries, developing an updated inventory of the cemetery lots and repairing damage

caused by time and vandalism.

For those who may not know, there are seven public cemeteries in Winterport:

1. Oak Hill Cemetery on Lebanon Road

2. Bald Hill Cove Cemetery on the Rt. 1A and Old County Road

3. Grant/Littlefield Cemetery on Goshen Road

4. Clements Cemetery on the Monroe Road

5. Ellingwoods Corner Cemetery at Rt. 69/Ellingwoods Corner

6. Twining Cemetery on Twining Road

7. Cole Cemetery on Meadow Road

In addition to providing a final resting place, these cemeteries are also one of the

best sources of the history of the people of Winterport, commemorating citizens and

soldiers from as far back as the Revolutionary War. Unfortunately, time and neglect have

put us in danger of losing permanently some of this history, especially in the smaller

cemeteries. The Cemetery District is committed to preserving this part of our heritage.

Grave lots in the Cemeteries are available for $225.00 per grave ($75.00 per

grave, $150.00 for perpetual care). Although the traditional sales of graves in lots of six

are still available, they are also available individually or in groups of less than six. Those

interested may contact any of the trustees listed below or write the Winterport Cemetery

District at POB 413, Winterport, Maine 04496.

Darleen Nelson, Chairman

Ed Russell

Jim Foley

Sam Butler

Abby Stover

Animal Control Report 2008

Reports of stray animals were down again this year. It seems like spring is the time of

year when the bulk of the complaints of wandering animals come in. If your pet becomes

lost please be prompt in reporting them missing.

Thank You,

David Nason

Animal Control Officer

207-745-2179

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Attention Winterport Residents Effective June 30, 2008, all vehicles will be required to purchase and display a new

Transfer Station sticker. All persons having permits issued in 2007 or before will expire

June 30, 2008 and all residents must obtain the new sticker that expires June 30, 2009 for

$1.00

TOWN OF WINTERPORT RECYCLING FACILITY

The items listed below are presently being accepted at the Winterport Recycling Center.

Please prepare your recyclable properly before bringing then to the Recycling Center.

Please ask for information from attendant if unfamiliar with recycling.

INCLUDE DO NOT INCLUDE

NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINES AND CATALOGS

Newspaper with inserts, magazines with

inserts, phone books with covers and

catalogs

Brown envelopes or paper, carbon paper,

wet newspaper or newspaper over 90 days

old

CORRUGATED CARDBOARD

Flatten cardboard, remove strapping and

banding, cut 2X2 feet pieces. Include brown

paper bags

Milk cartons or boxboards

Gift boxes or Mailing boxes

GLASS

Clear/Brown/Green food and beverage

containers only

Rinse clean, labels okay, remove lids, caps

and rings

Window glass, light bulbs, mirrors,

ceramics

Returnables

Broken Glass

PLASTIC

Colored: Laundry detergent and bleach

containers, milk cartons

Do no include any other types of clear

water plastic

Do not include caps, rings and spigots

TINCANS

Rinse cans, remove top and bottom lids

Place lids inside cans and flatten

Paint cans or aerosol cans (such as paints

or insecticides)

SECOND TIME AROUND BUILDING (See attendants before dropping off items)

Clean used clothing, working appliances,

usable furniture and reusable items

Broken appliances, dirty clothes and

broken furniture

THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING RECYCLING OR WISH TO

OBTAIN A GUIDE TO RECYCLING IN WINTERPORT PLEASE CALL OR

STOP BY:

TRANSFER STATION 223-4482 TOWN OFFICE 223-5055

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Transfer Station Report

March 2009

Not a lot of changes again this year. We did have two (2) new gates put in to stop

traffice from entering while the Transfer Station is closed. This has worked well.

Recycling prices have bottomed out this year, but keep recycling the price will come up

in time. We had one (1) load of universal waste hauled this year. We must be catching

up with the old TV’s. Well you all have a great year.

Rick Sibley

Transfer Station Supervisor

HOURS OF OPERATION Monday 7:00AM – 1:00 PM

Tuesday CLOSED

Wednesday CLOSED

Thursday 12 noon – 7:00 PM

Friday 8:00AM – 5:00 PM

Saturday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Sunday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

We do not recycle: beverage cartons, egg cartons, gift

boxes or waxed fruit boxes

DISPOSAL FEES UNIVERSAL WASTE FEES Metals & other recyclables $0.00 TV’s & Monitors $5.00 ea.

Units w/Freon $20.00 Fluorescent tubes $0.00

Sm & Lg Propane Tanks $5.00 &

$20.00

Mercury Switches &

Devices $0.00

Tires (Passenger Only) $1.00 ea. Cell phones &

Rechargeable Batteries $0.00

Bulky Items $10.00

Demolition Debris Wood Waste Partial $10.00 Partial $5.00

Pick-up $20.00 Pick-up $5.00

All other $8.00 yd Truck $5.00

Other $4.00 yd

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Town of Winterport Recreation Departments

Annual Report

Last year’s Recreation Department’s Annual Report had a survey that was attached to it.

This survey asked the citizens in general if they were happy with what our department

offered for programs, also asking if there was anything that the people would like to see

added. With the few responses that we did have everyone either did not respond to these

questions or answered in a positive response indicating they liked what we offered our

youth. One question we did ask that had mixed responses was what to do with our run

down tennis courts. A couple indicated that they would like the courts repaired so that

they could be used again. There were also people that would like the courts torn down

with either the area grassed in or to have a pavilion/gazebo type of structure erected. One

thing that has come up within the board in the last couple of years was to have a pavilion

with picnic tables and a few stationary bar-b-ques. Please if you have questions or desires

in what to do with this area contact Dave Lester at [email protected] or call

him at 223-4104. This eye sore with our Recreation Park needs to be addressed. Our

Recreation Department’s future plans are to continue in making improvements with our

park. One item on the agenda that needs to be addressed before Fall Soccer is the

condition of the Soccer fields. The past two years the kids have had to play in standing

water and mud the majority of the season. This condition will not go away unless we

address the drainage problem. At this point it is an embarrassment to offer a program

with so many kids playing and forcing them to play in these conditions. The danger alone

warrants our concerns.

This past July the recreation department had its first summer basketball camp. We had 28

of our towns youth attend it and many more that wish they had the chance if they had

known. So this coming summer we will again offer this camp and also camps in soccer.

The way that our economy is now we feel this is a way our towns youth can have

activities to do during the summer without having to spend to much to attend. Our

programs have had great numbers as always in Youth Soccer, Youth Basketball and I am

sure our Youth Baseball program will too. We also had good numbers at our annual

Winter Sled Night, thanks again is deserved to our volunteers and our Boy Scouts Troop

234. We will be having our first Easter Egg Hunt this spring.

Lastly I would like to mention a couple things and that is how much the Boy Scouts have

helped our community. They have built great trails in and around town and out to

Blueberry Hill. They have also replaced the old wood on our towns’ benches and did

ground work around the town library that looks beautiful. All of these projects have

helped many of our town boys in gaining their Eagle Scout badge or working on them. If

you did not notice the new manger during the Nativity Pageant, they also built this and

get the boughs every year.

At present we have 3 openings on our towns Recreation Board, please contact Dave

Lester or our towns manager Phil Pitula if you have interest.

Recreation Coordinator - Dave Lester

Recreation Board Members - Dawn Brown, Stacy Brown, Mandy Olver, Heather Roberts

mailto:[email protected]

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WINTERPORT MEMORIAL LIBRARY

I would like to introduce myself. My name is Mary Lester and I started working as the

librarian in September of 2008. I am a lifelong resident of Winterport and I am very

pleased to be able to work for such a historical and important part of this town.

First I would like to thank all of the residents of Winterport for their continued support of

the library through your tax dollars. As with most other organizations, the library has had

financial concerns and it is truly wonderful that this town cares for the library and the

services that it offers our citizens. If you would like to make donations to the library of

either new books or money, it would be greatly appreciated. Also, a memorial gift to the

library to remember someone who has passed away is a positive way to remember

someone special. The shelf life of a book often spans years while flowers perish quickly.

If you are interested in this, please give the library a call or you may just send checks to

our address below.

Services that are offered at the library are:

• Computers with internet access with printer

• Copier available for minimal fee per page

• Fiction and Non-fiction books for adults, teens and children

• Variety of magazines

• DVD's, VHS's and audio books

• Interlibrary Loan Program

• Book drop for your convenience

• Renew books by phone

• WiFi Hot Spot

A summer reading program will again be offered this year. The theme is "Be Creative @

Your Library". If you are interested in participating please call the library to sign up. The

specific dates and times will be posted on the Town Website for your information when

they are scheduled. A flyer will also be sent home with the children at Smith School.

The appearance of the exterior of the library was greatly improved as an Eagle Project by

Jon Lester from Troop 234 of Winterport this past summer. The gardens were weeded,

mulched and had an overhaul. The cement structures in the back of the library we

repainted. The book drop was painted and the benches were upgraded. Thank you, Jon

and Troop 234.

I look forward to seeing familiar as well as new faces at the library in the upcoming year.

It is very easy to get a library card if you don't already have one just stop in.

Our hours during the school year are: Tuesday 12pm - 5pm, Thursday 2pm - 7pm, and

Saturday 9am - 2 pm. During the summer we are open Wednesday 12pm - 5 pm and

closed on Saturdays.

Thank you,

Mary Lester

Winterport Memorial Library

P.O. Box 650


223-5540

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Winterport Woman’s Club/GFWC

The Winterport Woman’s Club/GFWC has had another successful year of providing

projects and services to our community. Our dedication and determination to serve our

community, focusing on the needs, has been challenging but as the saying goes,

“Someone has to do something to make good things happen.” The WWC has and will

continue to strive to make good things happen for our community.

One of our longest on going fundraisers came back this year, the Community Calendar.

We want to thank everyone that has supported its return. We realize that the change in

the way we do the our sales, by no longer going door to door, will take time for the

community to adjust. But, feel this is the best way to be able to continue providing our

community the calendar. We now make it available for you to add your listings free of

charge, via email and at local businesses and then purchase your calendar at a local event

or business in the months of November and December. We know it will take time for

this process to catch on, but we are hoping everyone will support our efforts and the

calendar will continue. For questions contact President Kathy or calendar chairman, Mary

Lester.

The community projects that we have provided this year have been the Christmas

lighting, the plantings in the village area; our sponsorship of our local Girl Scouts;

providing subscriptions of Kind News, at the Smith and Frankfort elementary schools, the

$1,000.00 scholarship for a Winterport senior girl graduating from Hampden Academy,

and sponsoring Hampden Academy Art students in the MFWC High School Art Contest.

Other community service projects we completed this past year included working with the

Volunteer Fire Department in co-sponsoring a Spaghetti Sauce Contest/Supper

Fundraiser, where all proceeds went to the Towns’ Fuel Assistance Fund. Holding a

community forum informing the residents of Winterport about the local organizations and

services available in town. Money was raised to purchase five (5) eight foot tables for the

Victoria Grant Building. Monetary and in kind donations were given to our local food

cupboard, schools and the residents of Harbor Family Services.

As with most volunteer service organizations the WWC is seeking individuals that are

interested in membership. We invite any woman who is interested in volunteer

community service to join this diverse group of women. If you would like additional

information about the Winterport Woman’s Club please contact Kathy White, President,

at 223-5746 or email [email protected] and check us out on the towns’ website.

With Ties in Volunteer Community Service,

Katherine (Kathy) White, President

Winterport Planning Board

2008-2009 Annual Report

This year the Planning Board welcomed John Kirk as a new member, and Richard

Babine as our new Code Enforcement Officer. We also welcomed Sueellen Jagels as our

new secretary. The Board had a very slow year in 2008-2009, with no permit

applications received since the last annual report. The Board continues to hold

workshops aimed at revising our ordinances, and has been working to comply with the

mandatory Shoreland Zoning changes required by the State of Maine. The public is

always welcome to attend meetings and workshops. The Board would like to thank our

outgoing Code Officer, Dick Watson, for his excellent efforts during the prior year.


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Winterport Union Meeting House, Inc.

P.O. Box 683

177 North Main Street

Winterport, Maine 04496

Annual Newsletter 2009

Dear Citizens of the Town of Winterport,

We had another busy year starting with maintenance in the interior of the Meeting House

to include repairing a bowing interior wall, replacing broken window panes and

constructing screens for windows that we were finally able to get opened. Now there is

cross ventilation which greatly helps keep the temperature in the building down on hot

and humid afternoons and evenings.

Our first big event for 2008 was on May 25th and attracted over 100 people. The

building was closed for nearly two years for the major restoration efforts in 2007. We

celebrated the Reopening and the 175th Anniversary of the construction of the Meeting

House in 1833. Ceremonies began with a brief history of what has been done over the

years to preserve the building. Past Presidents and members of the Board of Directors,

Don and Teddy Weston, Dave Verrill and May Pardy were given Certificates of

Appreciation acknowledging their combined 21 years of service to the Meeting House.

Karl Ward, President of Nickerson & O’Day, the firm that completed the restoration

work, gave a brief presentation. The celebration included performances by Anna Mae

Mitchell and Rising Tide, plus Mark Aubertine, accompanied by Phil Pitula & Richard

Silver. Intermission refreshments were provided by the Winterport Woman’s Club.

As the summer progressed more maintenance was performed in and outside of the

building. Walls and floors were painted, exterior shutters were repaired and painted, the

chimney was repaired and the exterior was scraped and painted. Many thanks to Dean

El-Hajj for his excellent work.

To raise funds two concerts featuring local artists were held in June and July, again with

refreshments provided by the Winterport Woman’s Club. In July we also participated in

the Mile Long Yard Sale selling used books. In August we sold cookies, brownies and

ice tea at the Third Annual Winterport Music Festival.

October 11th saw our first wedding in five years. It was a beautiful day and the building

looked splendid after having been freshly painted. Hopefully we will have many more

weddings in the upcoming years.

Having the four-faced steeple clock repaired was the last of our 2008 maintenance

efforts. Peter Rioux completed the much needed cleaning and repairs in October so our

clock is now chiming the correct time again.

Maintaining the building is an ongoing effort that the Board of Directors is addressing as

resources allow. Your support to ensure the Winterport Union Meeting House continues

to serve the community is most appreciated.

Geraldine Dodson-Smith President

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WINTERPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT

To the Citizens of Winterport

Emergency responses in 2008 held on the averages we have been experiencing for some

years now. As the cost of home heating oil sky rocketed in the early fall, we again

expected the number of chimney fires to escalate. Thankfully that did not happen.

This year we found a used 1983 Mack Pumper in Connecticut. Four members traveled to

Connecticut to inspect, drive and pump with this truck. We found the truck to be in very

good condition. We proposed and the town council approved purchase of the truck from

the equipment reserve account. This replaces the 1978 Pumper which has had pump

issues for years.

Our 2008 application for an Assistance to Firefighters Grant was denied again this year.

As you read this we will have applied again in 2009. These funds are being reduced by

the federal government every year. The chassis (with pump) of our 1978 FMC fire engine

will be used to replace the chassis, a former CMP truck, which presently has the tank

which was originally build on an old army vehicle. Even though the 1978 FMC fire

engine pump has been down graded from 1000 to 750 gallons per minute, it will be

greatly better than the 250 gallon per minute pump on the present tanker. With the

weakening dollar, the number of companies making fire apparatus is shrinking and the

costs continue to rise rapidly. We continue to be hopeful that the “GRANT GODS” will

shine favorably upon us.

There are still a very large number of homes which do not have street numbers posted. It

is EXTREMELY important that you have your street number posted to make your

address easy to locate. Since about half the time it is dark, these numbers should be

reflective. It is particularly important that these numbers are displayed so as to be easily

viewed as responders approach from either direction. “First red house on the right” does

not work well as a description at night.

Fire permits are required for ALL open burning. Permits are available from Fire Warden,

Thomas Doe, and Asst. Fire Warden Sam Butler or at the town office (9 to 5, Monday

thru Friday). These permits are issued at no cost. For a fee of $7.00 permits may be

obtained any hour of the day or night on line at http://www.maineburnpermit.com/

subject to the conditions imposed due to the environmental conditions.

The firefighters continue with mandatory training to be fully prepared to address

whatever emergency we may be confronted with. This training is both internal and

working with our mutual aid departments.

We have added two additional firefighters this year. Anyone interested in joining our

ranks should contact the Fire Chief, Thomas Doe at 223-4412, or come to our monthly

meeting which is generally the first Sunday of each month at 7:00 pm, at the fire station.


Thomas A. Doe, Fire Chief

http://www.maineburnpermit.com/

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WALDO COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE 45 Congress Street

Belfast, ME 04915

Administrative Offices

207-338-6786

SHERIFF Fax CHIEF DEPUTY Scott L. Story 207-338-6784 Robert B. Keating

Waldo County Sheriff Office

Annual Report 2008

To the Citizens of Waldo County,

As usual, accompanying this report you will find statistics for your individual towns regarding the law

enforcement activity performed by the Waldo County Sheriff’s Deputies. The list is not exhaustive but does

give you some idea of what type of activity is taking place in your community. I am also including the 2008

Maine Sheriff’s Association Magazine for your town offices to leave out for anyone to view should they wish.

The patrol division exhibited incredible resiliency this past year with the loss of one of our cornerstones in the

division Sgt Mark Schade who passed away in April. The Deputies took their time to grieve this loss and then

with the agencies mission in mind moved forward to fill the void the best they could and get back to the job that

Sgt Schade would have wanted them to do Your patrol division for 2008 consisted often patrol officers and

three detectives with a lieutenant overseeing the entire division This number will increase by I in 2009 with the

addition of a new patrol deputy position This position comes in the wake of a reduction in the commitment to

the resource management agreement by the Maine State Police who cited a lack of resources for its reduction

With an anticipated increase in our calls for service of approximately 17% we proposed two new positions to

accomplish the level of service we presently pro vide This request was cut to one position which we will utilize

to the best of our ability to fill the void.

The corrections division was and still is on pins and needles waiting to see what the newly created State Board

of Corrections will determine to be their mission in the new state and county combined corrections LD 2080

created combined corrections that are still managed by their respective government entities however a Board of

Corrections was formed to look at the system as a whole to determine changes that could provide efficiencies

and lower the burden on the taxpayers Part of this unification created a provision that the property tax

commitment for corrections is frozen at the 2007 level with any additional costs for corrections borne by the

state through the appropriations process in legislature This is good news for the property tax payers who have

been saddled with corrections costs that were often times driven by functions of the state. This does mean that

corrections in individual jurisdictions will not be business as usual. Part of looking at the system as a whole is to

determine possible mission changes to run more efficient facilities and still contribute to the system. Waldo

County is inefficient as a full service facility due to its antiquated linear construction, however could provide a

very efficient re entry or specialty facility that doesn’t require the present level of security. This could mean

downsizing or re assignment of staff which certainly caused apprehension among employees, however this staff

continues to give 100% while they wait to see what mission they will be assigned in the new system.

Finally, with our economy in dire straights, civil litigation and foreclosures hit an all time high. Three civil

deputies are working countless hours to get service out to individuals in a timely manner. Being the bearers of

bad news is not easy but part of the job unfortunately.

As I always remind you all with my annual reports, we are YOUR SHERIFF’S OFFICE and are accountable to

you, the citizens of Waldo County. I encourage anyone to call or stop in should you have any concerns in your

community or with this agency. We are here to serve you, the Citizens of Waldo County.

Sheriff Scott Story

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Waldo County Sheriff Department

2008 Report

I wish to thank you all for the support shown the Offices of the Sheriff over the last year

and want to extend an open invitation for anyone to contact us with questions or concerns

over the upcoming year. After all, We Are Your Sheriff's Office and we work for you,

the Citizens of Waldo County.

WINTERPORT

Assaults 04 Domestic Disturbance 13

Burglary 03 Civil Complaint 09

Larceny - Theft 17 Terrorizing/Threatening 11

Fraud 09 Medical Emergency 12

Info Logged to pass on 16 Drug / Possession 06

Criminal Mischief 13 Harassment 16

Child Abuse/Neglect/Abandon 01 Animal Complaints 03

Juvenile Offenses 10 Mental / Medical 06

Missing Persons 02 Disturbance 18

Criminal Trespass 11 Abandoned Vehicle 05

Suspicious Incident 40 Reported Death 01

Building / House Check 09 Inmate Work Detail 02

Motor Vehicle Accident 56 Wanted Person 07

Assist Other Agencies 33 Public Assist 17

Sex Offense 01 Radar Assignments 19

Robbery or Burglar Alarm 28 K-9 Detail 02

911 Disconnect 40 M.V. Complaints 41

Motor Vehicle Theft 02 Miscellaneous 68

DIAL 911 FOR ALL EMERGENCIES

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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT

WINTERPORT WATER DISTRICT 2008

I am pleased to present my annual report to the Town of Winterport as Superintendent of

the Winterport Water District.

The new water pumping station and well installed between 2006-2007 continues to

provide a safe and reliable source of water to the District’s customers. The water from the

Punch Bowl Hill Aquifer is of such high quality that it does not require extensive

treatment to place it in a ready state for our customer’s use.

District personnel conducted a spring and fall system-wide flushing of all water mains, a

process completed every year to maintain water quality and monitor the integrity of the

system. The new pumping station constructed in 2007 has provided a significant increase

in hydrant flushing capacity.

The Maine Drinking Water Program conducted a sanitary survey of the many parts of the

community’s water operations this year. The final report of this inspection revealed a

well operated utility with no discrepancies, major or minor, for which the District is to be

commended.

A new sewage grinder unit was installed in the wastewater pumping station to help

prevent plugging of the wastewater pumps. The new grinder replaced a failed unit and

provides improved advances in material shredding technology. The unit has been very

successful in keeping the influent sewage pumps clear from plugging debris and

preventing sewage spills.

The District completed a Comprehensive System Facilities Plan with the aid of a $10,000

matching grant received from the Maine Drinking Water Program. Dirigo Engineering of

Fairfield, Maine was awarded the project after a competitive bid process.

WWD continues to comply with EPA’s Administrative Order to facilitate repairs to its

sewer collection system. This year the District conducted a review of its Combined Storm

Overflow Master Plan. The District’s project engineer for the master plan update, Olver

Associates’ of Winterport, assisted by Trustees and employees of the District, conducted

several nighttime flow gauging studies during rain events. The results of the surveys will

help the District in assessing where the most cost effective sewer line remediation efforts

should take place within the collection system.

In the latter part of 2008 the District began preparation of applications for Economic

Stimulus Funding under the in anticipation of these funds becoming available in 2009.

The potential for principle forgiveness or no interest loans if awarded would be used to

repair compromised sewer lines that have been identified within the wastewater

collection system.

The District continues to work with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

concerning the inevitable replacement of the town’s wastewater treatment plant. The

District has also advised EPA and the Maine DEP that it is not in a financial position to

comply with this decision unless significant grant funds are provided. In initial

discussions with DEP, the District has made it clear that it wants to comply with all

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applicable laws, but that any schedule for compliance needs to be contingent on receiving

sufficient outside grant funding to make the project affordable to the 300 users of the

Winterport sewer system. It is likely that the resolution of this issue will take several

years.

The Maine DEP conducted an annual inspection in December of the wastewater

treatment plant and its operations. The final report indicted a professionally operated and

functioning facility.

Our utility continues with a very successful safety program. There have been no lost time

accidents at the District since 1999. The District receives the highest rating from its

workman’s compensation carrier. This excellent record results in the lowest premium

possible to our customers.

WWD continues to participate in a monthly area water utilities meeting, comprised of

nine nearby water systems that share information and resources. The group meets at the

Bangor Water District and collaborates on current issues, ways to reduce costs to our

customers and maintaining quality customer services.

In closing, I wish to extend my thanks to the Board of Trustees, the Town of Winterport,

our customers, and all of the District’s employees for their support during the last 12

months.


WINTERPORT WATER DISTRICT

Steven M. Lane, Superintendent

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Water Sewer

OPERATING REVENUES

User fees-residential 131,919.62$ 164,950.72$

User fees-commercial 14,425.92 18,252.30

Public fire protection 70,094.00 -

Private fire protection 1,424.00 -

Municipal 4,490.36 6,015.81

Rental income - 9,000.00

Management fee income - 80,124.00

Miscellaneous 1,905.26 -

Lien fees 32.00 1,290.96

Total operating revenue 224,291.16 279,633.79

OPERATING EXPENSES

Management fees 80,124.00 -

Salaries - 112,109.21

Trustees 1,000.00 1,000.00

Rent expense 9,000.00 -

Wearing apparel 670.56 -

Administration 10,009.21 36,854.88

Legal - 15,342.75

Purchased power 8,317.67 16,567.38

Depreciation 32,051.21 58,748.16

Amortization 1,343.00 -

Fuel 3,081.17 4,048.42

Repairs 12,245.03 14,579.65

Sludge expense - 2,094.72

Chemicals and materials 2,736.89 7,686.75

Lab supplies 625.00 1,682.27

Insurance 2,103.00 23,279.40

CSO work - 15,669.71

Assessment - PUC 1,584.00 -

Total operating expenses 164,890.74 309,663.30

Net operating revenue 59,400.42 (30,029.51)

OTHER REVENUES AND (EXPENSES)

Interest expense (36,498.20) (15,984.36)

Interest income - investments 1,089.34 248.55

Total other revenues and (expenses) (35,408.86) (15,735.81)

Net income (loss) 23,991.56 (45,765.32)

Net assets - beginning 351,178.66 1,055,160.87

Net assets - ending 375,170.22$ 1,009,395.55$

The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.

Winterport Water District Combining Statement of Revenue, Expenses, and Changes in Net Assets

For the Year Ended December 31, 2007

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2007

Revenues:

Residential 296,870.34$

Commercial 32,678.22

Public fire protection 70,094.00

Private fire protection 1,424.00

Municipal 10,506.17

Lien fees 1,322.96

Other income 1,905.26

Total revenues 414,800.95

Expenditures:

Salaries 112,109.21

Trustees 2,000.00

Purchased power 24,885.05

Wearing apparel 670.56

Administration 46,864.09

Legal fees 15,342.75

Sludge expense 2,094.72

Fuel 7,129.59

Chemicals and materials 10,423.64

Repairs and maintenance 26,824.68

Lab supplies 2,307.27

CSO work 15,669.71

Insurance 25,382.40

Assessment 1,584.00

Depreciation expense 90,799.37

Amortization expense 1,343.00

Total expenses 385,430.04

Operating income 29,370.91

Other revenues (expenses):

Interest earned 1,337.89

Interest expense (52,482.56)

(51,144.67)

Change in net assets (21,773.76)

Net assets (deficit), beginning of year 1,406,339.53

Net assets (deficit), end of year 1,384,565.77$

The accompanying notes are an integral part of this statement.

Total other revenues (expenses)

Winterport Water District

STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSES, AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

For the Year Ending December 31, 2007

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2007

Cash flows from operating activities:

Cash received from customers 417,299.38$

Cash received from other payments 1,905.26

Cash payments to suppliers (239,013.58)

Cash payments to employees (114,109.21)

Net cash provided (used) by operating activities 66,081.85

Cash flows from capital and related financing activities:

Invested in capital assets (297,237.23)

Payments on long-term debt (197,268.93)

Proceeds from long-term debt 421,135.20

Interest paid (52,482.56)

Net cash used in financing activities (125,853.52)

Cash flows from investing activities:

Investment income 1,337.89

Net cash provided (used) in investing activities 1,337.89

Net increase (decrease) in cash (58,433.78)

Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of period 253,272.50

Cash and cash equivalents, end of period 194,838.72

Reconcilitaion of operating income to net cash provided (used) by

operating activities:

Cash flows from operating activities:

Operating income (loss) 29,370.91

Adjustment to reconcile net loss to net cash

provided by (used in) operating activities:

Depreciation and amortization 92,142.37

Changes in operating assets and liabilities:

Decrease (increase) in accounts receivable 4,403.69

Decrease (increase) in prepaid expense 7,952.00

Decrease (increase) in inventories (4,078.78)

Increase (decrease) in accruals and payables (63,708.34)

Net cash provided (used) by operating activities 66,081.85

The accompanying notes are an integral part of this statement.

Winterport Water District STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS

For the Year Ending December 31, 2007

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April 2009

Dear Friends & Neighbors:

These are days of both despair and optimism. Rising unemployment, diminishing consumer confidence, mortgage foreclosures, decreasing return from investments, unsteady energy costs, a crumbling U.S. auto industry, and stagnant wages are all factors that add up to the greatest economic crisis since the Great Depression. In spite of the gloomy picture painted by our current situation in Maine and across the nation, there is reason not to despair if only we can learn from the bad decisions and poor policies that created this turmoil to begin with. Plausible solutions are still being mulled over by federal officials in Washington D.C.; however, I am confident that the American spirit of resiliency is still alive and well. Although government can certainly help in the recovery efforts, I hold firm in my belief that spending our way into prosperity will lead to future problems for our children and grandchildren. With State lawmakers now struggling to address a projected shortfall totaling in excess of $1 billion for the next biennium, painstaking scrutiny of spending priorities is necessary, as well as prudent investment in initiatives that will spur new growth.

Having the honor and pleasure to once again represent your interests at the State House, I welcome constituent input on those issues most heavily impacting your families. For the 124 th Legislature, leadership has appointed me to serve on two standing committees. Upon resuming my duties on the Utilities and Energy Committee, I will once again be exploring viable means of increasing energy efficiency and reducing our dependence on foreign oil. Other areas of oversight for this panel include the telecommunications industry, Internet and cable television services, and E-9-1-1.

Increasing layoffs by small and large businesses are a clear sign of their desire to shrink overhead costs and improve their balance sheets. Consequently, the weakening job market has placed great strain on our system of unemployment compensation. With this being the case, I am pleased to have also been assigned to the Committee on Labor, the panel which oversees this benefit. Other areas that this working group exercises regulative authority over include wage and hour laws, workers’ compensation, collective bargaining, the Maine Public Employees Retirement System, and a range of similarly-related topics.

My colleagues and I in the Maine Senate and House of Representatives have our work cut out for us in the weeks and months ahead. Rest assured, however, I am available to provide insight on the policies under our consideration, as well as to assist with any impasse you encounter in dealing with State agencies and/or departments. Please feel free to contact me at home on weekends, 223-5177, or at the State House in Augusta, 287-1440, during the week so that I may address your questions or concerns directly.

Sincerely,

Michael Thibodeau State Representative

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

2 STATE HOUSE STATION

AUGUSTA, MAINE 04333-0002 (207) 287-1440

TTY: (207) 287-4469

Michael Thibodeau 169 Coles Corner Road


Home: (207) 223-5177

E-MAIL: [email protected]


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ANNUAL REPORT TO THE TOWN OF WINTERPORT Message from Senator Carol Weston

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

It is a great honor to represent the people of Winterport in the State Senate. I understand that

critical issues are facing our communities today. I want you to know that I am working hard to

find the best solutions that will bring a brighter future.

It comes as no news to you that we face very difficult times and hard decisions under the State

House dome. You and your family face difficult times and make hard decisions every day.

Unfortunately, some of those decisions you are now forced to make, are a result of Augusta’s

failure to make sound decisions.

While revenue has, until recently, increased from year to year, so has state government’s

spending. I will continue to work hard to cut wasteful spending while preserving the safety net

for Maine’s most vulnerable citizens. In November, Maine people rejected a new tax and sent

a clear message to Augusta that no new taxes would be tolerated. I am firmly committed to

addressing Maine’s budget crisis without further burdening Maine’s taxpayers.

Thank you for entrusting me with the privilege of representing your interests in Augusta.

Please feel free to contact me if you, or a member of your family, have difficulties with any

state agency. I would be happy to help in any way that I can.

Sincerely,

Carol Weston

State Senator

District 23

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Dear Citizens of Winterport:

In 2008, Mainers entrusted me to serve another term in the U.S. Senate. I am deeply honored and

pledge to continue to work with my colleagues, both old and new, and with President Obama to forge

bipartisan solutions to the economic crisis and the many other challenges facing our nation. I appreciate this

opportunity to report on some highlights of my recent work in the U.S. Senate.

The number one priority continues to be to strengthen our struggling economy. We have witnessed

the loss of over 600,000 jobs in one month, the collapse of the housing market, the unraveling of our

nation's financial institutions, and the evaporation of trillions of dollars that have been invested in the stock

market and other retirement and investment funds. That is why I joined Senator Ben Nelson (D-NE) and a

group of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, including Senator Olympia Snowe, to craft a compromise

bill. It is estimated that this bill will create or save 3.5 million jobs in Maine and nationwide over the next

two years. Much of this bill will fund transportation, energy and other infrastructure projects that will result

in job creation. It includes a temporary increase in federal Medicaid dollars, which will bring $470 million

for Maine over the next 27 months. And It provides a significant funding increase for the Pell Grant

program, special education funding, and a State Stabilization fund to help states deal with their serious

budget shortfalls.

Soaring energy prices throughout much of 2008 highlight the critical need for our nation to achieve

energy independence. As a nation, we should set goal of energy independence by the year 2020--an

ambitious goal that will require a multi-faceted approach, but one that can be achieved through resolve and

commitment. I joined a bipartisan group of 20 Senators that has developed a comprehensive bill to expand

production of American energy, promote conservation, and spur the development of alternative sources of

energy. To immediately mitigate the effects of high prices, I fought to increase funding for programs that

help our seniors and low-income families such as the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program

(LIHEAP) and the Weatherization Assistance Program.

As the Ranking Member of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, I am committed to ensuring

that Our nation is as safe as possible and that government is prepared to respond to disasters. Maine

certainly has had its share of natural disasters during the past year. This year, my homeland security

priorities include renewing a port security law that I coauthored and strengthening security at labs

containing dangerous pathogens.

My recent appointment to the Appropriations Committee will allow me to have greater input on

funding of priorities that are important to Mainers, such as shipbuilding, health care, education, and

transportation infrastructure, while also giving me the ability to continue pressing for the elimination of

wasteful spending that exacerbates our federal deficit. And, as a member of the Senate Armed Services

Committee, I will continue to work tirelessly on defense issues that are important to Maine, and our nation

and be a leading advocate for Bath Iron Works, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, and the many other defense

contractors in Maine that contribute to our national security.

While this is just a brief summary of my recent work in Washington over the past several months,

please know that I will continue to work as hard as possible representing Maine in the U.S. Senate. I am

grateful for many blessings, including the opportunity to continue representing Winterport and Maine in the

United States Senate.

If ever I can be of assistance to you, please contact my Bangor office at 207-945-0417, or visit my

website at http:://collins.senate.gov.

Sincerely, Susan M. Collins

COMMITEES HOMELAND SECURITY AND

GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS

RANKING MEMBER

APPROPRIATIONS

ARMED SERVICES

SPECIAL COMMITTEE

ON AGING

SUSAN M.COLLINS MAINE

413 DIRKSEN SENATE OFFICE BUILDING

WASHINGTON, DC 20510-1904

(202)224-2523

(202)224-2693(FAX)

United States Senate WASHINGTON, DC 20510-1904

April 15, 2009

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PROPERTY DECLARATION

LIST OF ESTATES NOT EXEMPT FROM TAXATION Filed Pursuant to Title 36, M.R.S.A., Section 706

To the Assessors of the Municipality of Winterport 1. I am a legal resident of__________________ _________ (Municipality) (State) 2. Structures on land not owned by you: If Mobile Home: Give Make, Year, Model, Size and Cost when new. List property owned by you on April 1, which is located on leased land or land not owned by you, including dwelling houses, house trailers, camps, stores, storehouses or any other structures. Identify landowner and location in each case. Location Owner of Land Type of Structure (Street number, or brief description) a._________________ ________________ _________________ b._________________ ________________ _________________ c._________________ ________________ _________________ (For additional space attach separate sheet) 3. Real Estate: List briefly each separate parcel subject to taxation on April 1 of the year for which this list is filed, and located in the municipality in which this return is filed: Location Area of Land Type of Structure (St. number, or (Lot dimensions (As: Buildings and Mobile Homes - brief desc.) ft. or acres) as farmstead, store, dwelling, etc.) a.________________ ________________ ___________________________ b.________________ ________________ ___________________________ c.________________ ________________ ___________________________ d.________________ _________________ __________________________ (For additional space attach separate sheet) Have any of the buildings listed been constructed or altered since the previous April 1? Yes______ No_____

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If so, identify building and give brief description of construction or alteration. Is your land subject to any enforceable restrictions which limit the use to which it may be put? Yes_______ No______ If "Yes", please indicate the nature of the restriction: (Check the appropriate block or blocks.) Zoning ordinance ________ Subdivision restrictions ________ Recorded Contractual ________ Provisions ________ Other (explain) ______________________________________ The foregoing is submitted in compliance with Title 36, M.R.S.A., Section 706, and is true and correct to the best of my belief as of April 1 of the current year. I understand that the assessors may require me to make oath of the foregoing: and that they may require me to answer in writing all proper inquiries as to the nature, situation and value of any property liable to be taxed in the State of Maine and that a refusal or neglect to answer such further inquiries and subscribe the same will bar an appeal to the County Commissioners. __________________ Date _______________________________ Name of Taxpayer - Please print ____________________________________ Signature of Taxpayer. If signed on behalf of corporation, please state your capacity. Return by April 1

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WINTERPORT VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE

SUBSCRIPTION FORM

By purchase of this subscription, the Winterport Volunteer Ambulance Service agrees to

waive any out-of-pocket (non-insurance) expense incurred for emergency transport by

our ambulance for any member of the undersigned’s household who lives there. This

agreement will be in effect for one year from the date of receipt of payment for this

subscription. If the Winterport Ambulance is not available and the patient is transported

by another service, this subscription does not apply and the patient will be subject to the

transporting service’s billing arrangements.

NAME__________________________________________________________

PHYSICAL ADDRESS_____________________________________________

TELEPHONE#____________________________________________________

MAILING ADDRESS______________________________________________

SUBSCRIPTION

COST___________________$30.00____________________

To purchase a subscription: Please fill out the above form and return to the

Ambulance Service at the Town Meeting or mail the form and monies to:

Winterport Volunteer Ambulance Service

P.O. Box 724

Winterport, Maine 04496-0724

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EMERGENCY NUMBERS

POLICE: 911 (Sheriffs Department) 1-800-660-3398 (Maine State Police) 1-800-452-4664

FIRE: 911

AMBULANCE: 911

TOWN SERVICE DIRECTORY

Town Office Tel: 223-5055 Fax: 223-5056

LPI and CEO 223-5055 Road Maintenance Supervisor 223-5055 Non-Emergency Fire/Ambulance 223-5055

SCHOOL DIRECTORY

Leroy H. Smith School 223-4282 Samuel L. Wagner Middle School 223-4309 Hampden Academy 862-3791 SAD #22 Superintendent's Office 862-3255

GENERAL DIRECTORY

Recreation Department 223-5055 U.S. Post Office 223-4692

Winterport Transfer Station 223-4482 Winterport Water District 223-5028

Please feel free to call the Town Office with any questions regarding municipal services. We are here to serve you.

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BULK RATE

Town of Winterport U.S POSTAGE

P.O. Box 559 PAID

Winterport, ME 04496 WINTERPORT, ME

PERMIT NO. 7

CAR-RT-SORT

POSTAL CUSTOMER

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