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MUNICIPAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2018 GENERAL INFORMATION

EMERGENCY CALLS DIAL 911

Town Office Hours

Town Clerk and Code Enforcement Offices Monday 8:00 to 1:00 p.m. Tuesday – Friday 8:00 to 4:00 p.m.

The Town Clerk’s Office is also open the first and last Saturday of each month from 9:00 a.m. to noon.

Both Offices are closed Sundays and Holidays.

Phone: (207) 693-6364 Fax: (207) 693-3667

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1757 Naples, Maine 04055

Website: www.townofnaples.org

Town Board Meetings

Selectboard: Meets the second and fourth Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Planning Board: Meets as needed on the first and third Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. Board of Appeals: Meets as needed on the last Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m.

All board meetings take place at the Municipal Office Building located at 15 Village Green Lane in Naples unless advertised otherwise. You may view our town website to see upcoming meetings and agendas. TOWN OF NAPLES

The 2018 Naples Annual Town Report is dedicated in memory of:

Jennie Larsen 1924-2017

Jennie Larsen was born in Naples remained a lifelong resident. She was the Town Clerk, Treasurer, Tax Collector, Registrar and finally Administrative Assistant in her 30 year career of service to the town, retiring in 1990.

She was a lifelong member of the Naples United Methodist Church, singing in the choir, served on boards, volunteered on many projects, young couples club, and more. Jennie enjoyed bowling on couple’s leagues and later on senior leagues. She did so until 2016.

Jennie's pride was her knitting and over the years she knit and donated hundreds of mittens and hats for needy children, newborn hats for hospitals, prayer shawls, and more. She actually kept records and made her last donation this July.

The Town of Naples would like to recognize and thank Jennie Larsen for the number of years she had dedicated to the Town, and service to the community.

THE ANNUAL REPORT of the MUNICIPAL OFFICERS of the Town of NAPLES, MAINE

for the fiscal years

2017-2018

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Town Officials and Employees ------2 Important Notices------6 Selectboard’s Report------8 Unpaid Personal Property Tax ------9 Unpaid Tax List ------18 Clerk’s Report ------36 Code Enforcement Officer’s Report ------38 Treasurer’s Report ------39 Rescue Department Report ------43 Harbormaster Report ------46 Planning Board Report ------47 Library Report ------48 State Officials Reports ------49 Cumberland County Sheriff’s Report ------67 Town Meeting Warrant FY 2018-2019------71 Proposed Budget FY 2018-2019 ------78

The audit for our fiscal year starting July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017 was not completed in time for the printing of this report. As soon as it is available, we will post it on our website and have copies available at the Town Office.

Our thanks are extended to Lake Region Television and the Bridgton News for their dedicated efforts to preserve the history of the Town of Naples.

1 Town Officials And Employees 2017-2018

Selectpersons, Assessors, & Overseers of the Poor Robert Caron II [email protected] Term Ending: 2019 Rich Cebra [email protected] Term Ending 2018 Jim Grattelo - Chairman [email protected] Term Ending: 2020 Kevin Rogers – Vice Chairman [email protected] Term Ending: 2020 Jim Turpin [email protected] Term Ending: 2018

Town Office Staff

John Hawley [email protected] Town Manager / Treasurer / Road Commissioner (207) 693-6364 ext. 106

Judy Whynot [email protected] Town Clerk / Tax Collector (207) 693-6364 ext. 100

Laurie Hodge [email protected] Deputy Town Clerk / Deputy Tax Collector (207) 693-6364 ext. 108 Kim Thomson [email protected] Assistant Town Clerk / Registrar of Voters / (207) 693-6364 ext. 101 Welfare Director Harriet Condon [email protected] Finance Director / Deputy Treasurer (207) 693-6364 ext. 103 Renee Carter [email protected] Code Enforcement Officer / Director of (207) 693-6364 ext. 105 Community Development Harvey Price Jr. [email protected] Recreation Director (207) 693-6364 ext. 104 Kate Matthews [email protected] Administrative Assistant / E911 Addressing (207) 693-6364 ext. 107 Officer / Deputy Harbor Master

2 Animal Control Officer Harbor Master Jessica Jackson William Callahan Dispatch: (207) 893-2810 dazeoff10aol.com

Cemetery Custodian Naples American Flag Committee John Flaherty Laurel Cebra & Richard Cross

Deputy Registrar of Voters Town Maintenance Judy Whynot Steve Merkle Laurie Hodge [email protected] Cheryl Harmon

Fire Chief Town Meeting Moderator Chris Pond Pennell Worcester [email protected]

Assistant Fire Chief Jason Pond Elected Representation

Deputy Fire Chief EMS State Representative Mark Scribner Richard M. Cebra [email protected] [email protected]

State Senator Deputy Fire Wardens James Hamper Jason Pond, Mark Scribner Email: [email protected]

Emergency Management Director United States Senators Ephrem Paraschak Susan Collins [email protected] (207) 622-8414

Angus King (207) 622-8292

3 Boards And Committees

SELECTBOARD CONSERVATION COMMITTEE 3 YEAR TERM 3 YEAR TERM TERM TERM NAME ENDS NAME ENDS BOB CARON II 6/19 JIM KRAININ 6/20 KEVIN ROGERS 6/20 DOUG BOGDAN 6/20 RICH CEBRA 6/18 TED BRIDGE-KOENIGSBERG 6/20 JIM GRATTELO 6/20 AL SPENCER 6/20 JIM TURPIN 6/18 TOM O'DONNELL 6/20

PLANNING BOARD ORDINANCE REVIEW COMMITTEE 3 YEAR TERM VOLUNTEERS - NO TERM TERM NAME ENDS JACK MEEKER LARRY ANTON 6/18 RUSSELL SWEET JAMES ALLEN 6/19 MERRY WATSON JOHN THOMPSON 6/19 BARBARA HUNT BARBARA ADLARD 6/18 KEVIN ROGERS DOUG BOGDAN 6/20 JAMES KRAININ JAMES KRAININ - ALTERNATE 6/20 BARRY FREEDMAN RICK PARASCHAK - ALTERNATE 6/20

BOARD OF APPEALS PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE 3 YEAR APPOINTED TERM VOLUNTEERS - NO TERM TERM NAME ENDS TRACY HOYT JOHN FLAHERTY 6/20 PENN WORCESTER SKIP MEEKER 6/18 GEORGE KLAUBER RUSSEL LASHUA 6/20 AMY DONAHUE BARRY FREEDMAN 6/19 JOSH KAHN RUSSELL SWEET 6/19 SUZANNE DESCHENES KATIE LEARY TRANSFER STATION COUNCIL DAVE GARCIA 3 YEAR TERM CONNIE MADURA TERM NAME ENDS BOB NYBERG RICH CEBRA 6/19 RICK PARASCHAK DANA WATSON 6/18 BOB CARON II VACANT

4 BUDGET COMMITTEE SAD 61 3 YEAR TERM 3 YEAR TERM TERM TERM NAME ENDS NAME ENDS JIM GRATTELO 6/19 JANICE BARTER 6/19 ROBERT NYBERG 6/20 ALISON CAULFIELD 6/20 JIM TURPIN 6/18 BETH CHAPLIN 6/18 KENT UICKER 6/18 RICK PARASCHAK 6/18 CALEB HUMPHREY 6/20

THANK YOU, VOLUNTEERS! The Town of Naples truly appreciates the time and energy that many Naples citizens give so freely to serve the boards and committees.

Interested in volunteering? Visit our town website to fill out a submission form to be considered for any vacancies in our Town Boards or Committees, or you may contact the Administrative Assistant.

Each year, local businesses and individuals give the Town generous donations for the Independence Day firework display.

We would like to thank the following for their 2017 donations:

Rick’s Café Naples Pizza Causeway Dairy Bar Lake View Inn Camp Takajo Moose Landing Marina Dunkin’ Donuts Dodge Energy Causeway Marina Colonial Mast Campground Sun Sports Brandy Pond Park Great Northern Docks Bayview Cabins Inner Space Services Birch Point Colony Club Krainin Real Estate Charles E. Brown, DDS

5 Important Notices

Public Welcome To Attend Meetings Citizen participation is a key element to efficient and effective local government. The Town of Naples’ boards and committees welcome residents and taxpayers to attend meetings to ask questions and to express ideas and opinions. The Board of Selectpersons meet the second and fourth Monday monthly for meetings or workshops as needed, the Planning Board meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month as needed, the Board of Appeals meets the last Tuesday of the month. Check with the Town Administrative Assitant to ensure a meeting is scheduled. These are only a few of the Boards and Committees that meet at the Town Office.

Tax Exempt Requests Tax exempt requests for the 2019-2020 tax year, (beginning July 1st, 2019) must be filed by April 1st, 2019.

Homestead Exemptions For Real Estate Taxes In 1998, the 118th Session of the Maine Legislature enacted significant property tax relief in the form of the Homestead Exemption. Qualified residents have assessed value of the “homestead” reduced, adjusted by the municipal assessing ratio. Each year a substantial number of Naples property owners take advantage of this program and have their property taxes reduced.

Qualified residents must apply to their local assessor prior to April 1, 2019 for the 2020 tax year. They must have owned a homestead in Maine for at least twelve months and declare their Naples residence to be their only permanent residence. If you have previously applied for this exemption, you do not need to reapply. Please contact the Town Clerks Office to receive an application.

Veteran’s Exemptions For Real Estate Taxes If you are a veteran over the age of 62 (or an un-remarried widow of a veteran who would be 62 if alive); you have a primary residence in Naples; you or your deceased spouse served during a federally recognized war; or if you are a veteran who receives federal funds for 100% disability, then you may be eligible for a real estate property tax exemption. Contact the Clerk’s Office at 693-6364 ext. 3.

State Of Maine Business Personal Property Tax Reimbursement If you purchased or transferred taxable business property to a Maine Location after April 1, 2004, you may be eligible for the Maine Property Tax Reimbursement Program. Brochures are available at the Municipal Offices.

Ownership And Address Updates Requested Please notify the Municipal Offices when selling or transferring any property to help avoid errors in tax billing. Also, please notify the Tax Collector of any change in mailing address.

What To Bring When Registering A Vehicle Re-Registration: Your old registration, current insurance card & mileage. New Registration (Dealer Sale): Proof of sales tax paid (this is usually found on the financing statement), blue title application form, window sticker (if new vehicle), current insurance card & mileage. New Registration (Private Sale): Bill of Sale, title for vehicles 1995 or newer, insurance card & mileage. New Registration (Transfer): Same as private sale registration above PLUS registration of the vehicle the plates are being transferred from. This vehicle must no longer be owned by you in order to receive excise tax credit.

6 What To Bring When Registering A Snowmobile/Atv/Boat/Camper: Re-Registration: Old registration. Boats Only: Need assigned Maine Registration number or previous registration. Mooring renewals: Assigned mooring number. New Registration (Dealer Sale): Proof of sales tax paid (this is usually found on the financing statement), year, make, and serial number. New Registration (Private Sale): Bill of sale, year, make and serial number. Horsepower and length for boats. New Registration (Transfer): Same as private sale above PLUS registration of the vehicle the plates are being transferred from.

Dog Licenses Dog Licenses are due January 31st of each year. Rabies certificates are required before the license can be issued. Presentation of spaying or neutering certificate entitles the owner to a reduced fee. Fees are as follows: Unaltered: $11.00 Spayed or Neutered: $6.00. A $25.00 late fee will be charged after January 31st.

Town Facility Use Permits To use the Bulky Waste, Transfer Station Facilities, or Town Beach you must have a current sticker on your vehicle. The sticker should be placed in the lower left driver’s side corner of your windshield, so the scale operator can easily see it. Remember when you register a new vehicle to ask for a sticker. The number on the sticker must match your license plate number. If you are borrowing a vehicle you will need to obtain a day pass, you may do this at the Town Office during business hours. If you have questions about what can and can’t be taken to the Transfer Station facility, please call them at 627- 7585.

Bulky Waste Coupon Program Naples Property owners will receive one booklet per lot annually at the beginning of every July. Duplicates will not be issued. Pay the Gate: Naples Residents with a town recycling sticker can deliver refuse for $0.05 per pound and brush/wood for $0.25 per pound beyond the coupon(s) value. Commercial haulers must pay at the gate unless they have coupons and a coupon transfer from a Naples Property Owner. Bulky Waste Coupons: Annually each owner may have a coupon booklet issued to them. Each Booklet is worth 2,000 pounds of bulky waste. As the deliveries are made the Facility will take coupon(s) IN 20 POUND INCREMENTS. When a resident has delivered more weight than the coupons allow they must pay the overage at the gate. When a resident exhausts their coupons, they must pay at the gate.

7 Board of Selectperson's Report

To the residents and taxpayers of the Town of Naples

It's been a very exciting year for our great Town. Two new faces joined the Selectboard, a new Town Manager was hired, a new Town Attorney came on board, new town auditors were appointed, and a previous town department was eliminated and replaced with a newly created one. The Town of Naples is on the move and we are pleased to say positioning ourselves for the growth of our future.

The budget committee has once again worked very hard and together with the Selectboard developed a budget that will result in NO tax increase for our citizens. The revenues in our town continue to be very strong and the financial health of our town is in excellent shape. We have very robust reserves which will continue to fund projects supporting the growth of Naples while minimally impacting tax bills.

We would like to thank all the committee members for their hard work and dedicated hours throughout the past year. We would also like to thank the staff for all their work especially assisting you, the citizens and taxpayers, during the four months we were without a Town Manager. They are committed to the philosophy that WE all work for you!

It is with great pleasure we welcome John Hawley our new Town Manager. John's resume is extensive, and he is uniquely qualified to take Naples to our next level of growth. John prides himself in being available to all residents. You can find him in his office a vast majority of the time, and he answers his own phone. In the very short time John has been aboard he has worked with the Selectboard to develop both short and long-term goals and is committed in resolving the many outstanding issues he inherited upon arriving.

The new department mentioned earlier is the Community Activities Department. This replaces the past Recreation Department and brings with it a new community activities director. Just recently accepting the job, Peter Ceprano is charged with administering and expanding the recreational programs we currently offer for all age groups, overseeing our cultural and community events including the Art show, Classic Boat show & the Blues Fest, as well as administrating the staff and maintenance of our public spaces including parks, beaches and recreation facilities.

Finally, the Selectboard will be working with the planning board and the town manager to address planning and economic development for our great town. The Town of Naples can no longer be reactionary to what happens but rather proactive to how we want our town to grow. Our causeway is the life blood of our community. We must protect it and pave the way for economic growth. A series of temporary moratoriums support assurance that we make the best decisions for our Town. A number of updated ordinance changes have been proposed to accomplish this goal as well.

Naples is on the move and it is very exciting. Though we face many challenges moving forward, your Selectboard is committed to working hard in the best interest of the entire community while providing you, the citizens and taxpayers, a strong voice. Please contact us with your thoughts, ideas and concerns. Naples is a much stronger community when we all work together. Have a great summer! Respectfully submitted by, James Grattelo – Chair Kevin Rogers – Vice Chair Bob Caron II Rich Cebra Jim Turpin

8 UNPAID PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES AS OF MAY 11, 2018 NAME DATE AMOUNT AFFORDABLE EXCAVATION 2017 132.00 AFFORDABLE EXCAVATION 2018 133.50 AT&T MOBILITY 2016 128.50 AT&T MOBILITY 2017 178.57 AT&T MOBILITY 2018 172.90 BETTENCOURT, CARL 2018 33.44 BETTENCOURT, CARL 2018 8.47 BLACK BEAR CAFE 2017 165.00 BLACK BEAR CAFE 2018 166.88 BLANCHARD, DALE 2007 45.30 BLANCHARD, DALE 2008 47.08 BLANCHARD, DALE 2009 46.79 BLANCHARD, DALE 2010 32.33 BLANCHARD, DALE 2011 34.57 BLANCHARD, DALE 2012 36.06 BLANCHARD, DALE 2013 36.65 BLANCHARD, DALE 2014 38.74 BLANCHARD, DALE 2015 40.38 BLANCHARD, DALE 2016 40.38 BRAY'S BREWING CO. INC 2013 217.71 BRAY'S BREWING CO. INC 2014 460.20 BRAY'S BREWING CO. INC 2015 479.67 BRAY'S BREWING CO. INC 2016 479.67 BRAY'S BREWING CO. INC 2017 467.28 BRAY'S BREWING CO. INC 2018 472.59 BROWNE, KEVIN & MARY-LOU 2016 -137.28 C.I.T. GROUP/EQUIPMENT 2010 -30.00 FINANCING CAMPBELL, JACK 2006 12.96 CAMPBELL, JACK 2007 22.80 CAMPBELL, JACK 2008 23.70 CAMPBELL, JACK 2009 23.55 CAMPBELL, JACK 2010 16.28 CAMPBELL, JACK 2011 17.40 CAMPBELL, JACK 2012 18.15 CAMPBELL, JACK 2013 18.45 CAMPBELL, JACK 2014 19.50 CAMPBELL, JACK 2015 20.33 CAMPBELL, JACK 2016 20.33 CAMPBELL, JACK 2017 19.80 CAMPBELL, JACK 2018 20.02 CATALINA MARKETING 2018 54.56 CAUSEWAY DAIRY BAR 2017 79.20 CAUSEWAY DAIRY BAR 2018 80.10 COLEMAN, DOUG & MARYANN 2013 -0.05 COMEAU, CLIFFORD L 2016 -245.40 CRAIG, GEORGE T. JR 2016 118.16 CRAIG, GEORGE T. JR 2017 115.10 CRAIG, GEORGE T. JR 2018 116.41 CURLEY, RICHARD 2018 33.38 CURLEY, STEVE 2016 -11.45 DESFOSSES, PAUL & BECKY 2013 -0.07 DEVEAU, JOHN 2010 21.67

9 UNPAID PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES AS OF MAY 11, 2018 NAME DATE AMOUNT DEVEAU, JOHN 2011 177.13 DEVEAU, JOHN 2012 184.77 DEVEAU, JOHN 2013 187.82 DEVEAU, JOHN 2014 198.51 DEVEAU, JOHN 2015 206.91 DEVEAU, JOHN 2016 206.91 DEVEAU, JOHN 2017 201.56 DEVEAU, JOHN 2018 203.85 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2002 3.77 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2003 56.48 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2004 58.12 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2005 65.12 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2006 66.89 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2007 67.34 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2008 63.20 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2009 62.80 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2010 43.40 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2011 46.40 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2012 48.40 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2013 49.20 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2014 52.00 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2015 54.20 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2016 54.20 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2017 52.80 DEVEAU, MARY & JOE 2018 53.40 DORE, GILLES 2012 6.05 DORE, GILLES 2013 6.15 DORE, GILLES 2014 6.50 DORE, GILLES 2015 6.78 DORE, GILLES 2016 6.78 ELLIOTT, SEAN 2010 -67.27 FENOFF, PAM 2008 195.84 FENOFF, PAM 2009 365.65 FENOFF, PAM 2010 252.70 FENOFF, PAM 2011 270.16 FENOFF, PAM 2012 281.81 FENOFF, PAM 2013 286.47 FENOFF, PAM 2014 302.77 FENOFF, PAM 2015 315.58 FENOFF, PAM 2016 315.58 FENOFF, PAM 2017 307.43 FENOFF, PAM 2018 310.92 FOLK, LISA-KAY, THARPE, LORI 2013 114.86 ANN FOLK, LISA-KAY, THARPE, LORI 2014 121.42 ANN FOLK, LISA-KAY, THARPE, LORI 2015 126.56 ANN FOLK, LISA-KAY, THARPE, LORI 2016 126.56 ANN FOLK, LISA-KAY, THARPE, LORI 2017 123.29 ANN FOLK, LISA-KAY, THARPE, LORI 2018 124.69 ANN

10 UNPAID PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES AS OF MAY 11, 2018 NAME DATE AMOUNT FORTIN, RICHARD 2010 -219.82 FORTIN, RICHARD 2011 -0.41 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2003 58.01 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2004 99.70 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2005 111.71 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2006 114.74 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2007 115.50 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2008 120.06 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2009 191.54 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2010 132.37 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2011 141.52 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2012 147.62 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2013 150.06 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2014 158.60 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2015 165.31 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2016 561.21 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2017 546.72 GAGNE, DAVID & HOLLY 2018 552.93 GALLAGHER, DENISE 2017 0.08 GALLAGHER, DENISE 2018 28.30 GALLAGHER, DENISE 2018 15.35 GALLEY RESTAURANT & PUB 2017 316.80 GALLEY RESTAURANT & PUB 2018 320.40 GOULET, STEVEN & NINA 2015 -0.03 GRAVES, WILFRED & ANN 2011 123.48 GRAVES, WILFRED & ANN 2012 128.80 GRAVES, WILFRED & ANN 2013 130.93 GRAVES, WILFRED & ANN 2014 138.39 GRAVES, WILFRED & ANN 2015 144.24 GRAVES, WILFRED & ANN 2016 144.24 GRAVES, WILFRED & ANN 2017 140.51 GRAVES, WILFRED & ANN 2018 142.11 GURNETT, LYNN 2007 486.40 GURNETT, LYNN 2008 505.60 GURNETT, LYNN 2009 502.40 GURNETT, LYNN 2010 347.20 GURNETT, LYNN 2011 371.20 GURNETT, LYNN 2012 387.20 GURNETT, LYNN 2013 393.60 GURNETT, LYNN 2014 416.00 GURNETT, LYNN 2015 433.60 GURNETT, LYNN 2016 140.58 GURNETT, LYNN 2017 136.95 GURNETT, LYNN 2018 138.51 GURNETT, LYNN 2005 10.12 GURNETT, LYNN 2006 122.20 HADAD, FRANK 2003 36.47 HADAD, FRANK 2004 37.52 HADAD, FRANK 2005 42.04 HADAD, FRANK 2006 43.19 HADAD, FRANK 2007 43.47 HADAD, FRANK 2008 45.19 HADAD, FRANK 2009 44.90 11 UNPAID PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES AS OF MAY 11, 2018 NAME DATE AMOUNT HADAD, FRANK 2010 31.03 HADAD, FRANK 2011 33.18 HADAD, FRANK 2012 34.61 HADAD, FRANK 2013 35.18 HADAD, FRANK 2014 37.18 HADAD, FRANK 2015 38.75 HADAD, FRANK 2016 38.75 HADAD, FRANK 2017 37.75 HADAD, FRANK 2018 38.18 HAWK ELECTRIC 2017 66.00 HEROS 2017 -162.36 HIGI SH, LLC 2018 51.32 HINES, DAVID 2005 26.56 HINES, DAVID 2006 27.29 HINES, DAVID 2007 209.76 HINES, DAVID 2008 218.04 HINES, DAVID 2009 216.66 HINES, DAVID 2010 149.73 HINES, DAVID 2011 160.08 HINES, DAVID 2012 166.98 HINES, DAVID 2013 169.74 HINES, DAVID 2014 179.40 HINES, DAVID 2015 186.99 HINES, DAVID 2016 186.99 HINES, DAVID 2017 182.16 HINES, DAVID 2018 184.23 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2002 260.08 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2003 208.55 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2004 214.60 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2005 240.45 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2006 246.99 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2007 248.63 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2008 229.89 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2009 228.43 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2010 157.87 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2011 168.78 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2012 176.06 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2013 178.97 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2014 189.15 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2015 197.15 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2016 197.15 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2017 192.06 HURSTY, CATHERINE & PAUL 2018 194.24 JMG CONSTRUCTION 2017 66.00 JMG CONSTRUCTION 2018 66.75 JOHNSON, MARK 2002 31.80 JOHNSON, MARK 2003 25.50 JOHNSON, MARK 2004 26.24 JOHNSON, MARK 2005 29.40 JOHNSON, MARK 2006 30.20 JOHNSON, MARK 2007 30.40 JOHNSON, MARK 2008 31.60 JOHNSON, MARK 2009 31.40 12 UNPAID PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES AS OF MAY 11, 2018 NAME DATE AMOUNT JOHNSON, MARK 2010 21.70 JOHNSON, MARK 2011 23.20 JOHNSON, MARK 2012 24.20 JOHNSON, MARK 2013 24.60 JOHNSON, MARK 2014 26.00 JOHNSON, MARK 2015 27.10 JOHNSON, MARK 2016 27.10 JOHNSON, MARK 2017 26.40 JOHNSON, MARK 2018 26.70 KELLY, KEVIN & ANDREQ 2018 61.32 KIMBALL, PAT & BRUCE 2018 100.58 KNOPE, WAYNE & DORI 2015 -21.67 LAKE REGION CONVENIENCE 2017 85.80 LAKE REGION DRIVING SCHOOL 2017 0.31 LAKE REGION DRIVING SCHOOL 2018 6.68 LAVITA, DEBRA 2018 120.15 LEE, JUSTIN 2007 250.80 LEE, JUSTIN 2008 260.70 LEE, JUSTIN 2009 259.05 LEE, JUSTIN 2010 179.03 LEE, JUSTIN 2011 191.40 LEE, JUSTIN 2012 199.65 LEE, JUSTIN 2013 202.95 LEE, JUSTIN 2014 214.50 LEE, JUSTIN 2015 223.58 LEE, JUSTIN 2016 223.58 LEE, JUSTIN 2017 217.80 LEE, JUSTIN 2018 220.27 LEWIS, LYNNE & JUNE 2018 66.75 LIBBY, SCOTT & KAREN 2008 381.73 LIBBY, SCOTT & KAREN 2009 379.31 LIBBY, SCOTT & KAREN 2010 262.14 LIBBY, SCOTT & KAREN 2011 280.26 LIBBY, SCOTT & KAREN 2012 292.34 LIBBY, SCOTT & KAREN 2013 297.17 LIBBY, SCOTT & KAREN 2014 314.08 LIBBY, SCOTT & KAREN 2015 327.37 LIBBY, SCOTT & KAREN 2016 327.37 LIBBY, SCOTT & KAREN 2017 318.91 LIBBY, SCOTT & KAREN 2018 322.54 LISTON, MARCUS 2017 75.50 LISTON, MARCUS 2018 76.36 LOTUS GARDEN 2017 14.31 MAC-GRAY SERVICES INC 2017 16.22 MAC-GRAY SERVICES INC 2018 16.41 MAIDMENT, FRED 2002 29.11 MAIDMENT, FRED 2003 64.53 MAIDMENT, FRED 2004 66.40 MAIDMENT, FRED 2005 74.40 MAIDMENT, FRED 2006 76.42 MAIDMENT, FRED 2007 38.00 MAIDMENT, FRED 2008 39.50 MAIDMENT, FRED 2009 39.25 13 UNPAID PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES AS OF MAY 11, 2018 NAME DATE AMOUNT MAIDMENT, FRED 2010 27.13 MAIDMENT, FRED 2011 29.00 MAIDMENT, FRED 2012 30.25 MAIDMENT, FRED 2013 30.75 MAIDMENT, FRED 2014 32.50 MAIDMENT, FRED 2015 33.88 MAIDMENT, FRED 2016 33.88 MAIDMENT, FRED 2017 33.00 MAIDMENT, FRED 2018 33.38 MAINLY CANVAS 2017 59.40 MAINLY CANVAS 2018 60.08 MARSTON'S REDEMPTION 2018 6.68 MARSTON'S TREE 2018 33.38 MCINNIS, KIM 2017 175.30 MCINNIS, KIM 2018 177.29 MCINNIS, MARTY & KIM 2008 209.82 MCINNIS, MARTY & KIM 2009 208.50 MCINNIS, MARTY & KIM 2010 144.09 MCINNIS, MARTY & KIM 2011 154.05 MCINNIS, MARTY & KIM 2012 160.69 MCINNIS, MARTY & KIM 2013 163.34 MCINNIS, MARTY & KIM 2014 172.64 MCINNIS, MARTY & KIM 2015 179.94 MCINNIS, MARTY & KIM 2016 179.94 MERCED'S ON BRANDY POND 2017 509.28 MERCED'S ON BRANDY POND 2018 515.07 MICHAUD, ANTHONY & 2018 -273.45 MOFFETT, SANDRA 2018 -71.44 MONIER, TODD 2009 -0.18 MOODY, NELSON 2011 -18.32 NAPLES GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 2018 452.38 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2006 97.40 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2007 98.04 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2008 101.91 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2009 101.26 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2010 69.98 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2011 74.82 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2012 78.05 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2013 79.34 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2014 83.85 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2015 87.40 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2016 87.40 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2017 85.14 O'CONNER, TIM & EILEEN 2018 86.11 OLIVER, RICHARD 2015 4.94 OLIVER, RICHARD 2016 30.49 OLIVER, RICHARD 2017 29.70 OLIVER, WAYNE & ROBERTA 2018 33.88 P & K SAND & GRAVEL INC 2010 3,211.01 P & K SAND & GRAVEL INC 2011 3,432.97 P & K SAND & GRAVEL INC 2012 3,580.95 P & K SAND & GRAVEL INC 2013 3,640.14 P & K SAND & GRAVEL INC 2011 -153.92 14 UNPAID PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES AS OF MAY 11, 2018 NAME DATE AMOUNT P & K SAND & GRAVEL INC 2018 4,215.63 PIERCE TOWING 2017 26.40 PIERCE TOWING 2018 26.70 PIERSON, RON 2005 52.68 PIERSON, RON 2006 54.12 PIERSON, RON 2007 22.80 PIERSON, RON 2008 23.70 PIERSON, RON 2009 23.55 PIERSON, RON 2010 16.28 PIERSON, RON 2011 17.40 PIERSON, RON 2012 18.15 PIERSON, RON 2013 18.45 PIERSON, RON 2014 19.50 PIERSON, RON 2015 20.33 PIERSON, RON 2016 20.33 PIERSON, RON 2017 19.80 PIERSON, RON 2018 20.02 PIKUL, JOHN 2013 169.49 PIKUL, JOHN 2014 179.14 PIKUL, JOHN 2015 186.72 PIKUL, JOHN 2016 186.72 PIKUL, JOHN 2017 181.90 PIKUL, JOHN 2018 183.96 PINE ROCK DAY CARE 2017 6.60 PINE ROCK DAY CARE 2018 6.68 PITNEY BOWES INC 2018 -0.01 PLOURDE, BILL 2006 34.41 PLOURDE, BILL 2007 314.43 PLOURDE, BILL 2008 288.35 PLOURDE, BILL 2009 286.52 PLOURDE, BILL 2011 211.70 PLOURDE, BILL 2012 220.83 PLOURDE, BILL 2013 224.48 PLOURDE, BILL 2014 237.25 PLOURDE, BILL 2015 247.29 PLOURDE, BILL 2016 247.29 POTTERY BY CELIA 2018 37.14 PURE SPA 2018 20.02 RAYMOND, JOHN & LINDA 2015 -0.18 RAYMOND, JOHN & LINDA 2016 -0.18 RAYMOND, PAUL 2016 -0.07 REED, MOLLY 2006 58.44 REED, MOLLY 2007 58.82 REED, MOLLY 2008 49.45 REED, MOLLY 2009 49.14 REED, MOLLY 2010 33.96 REED, MOLLY 2011 36.31 REED, MOLLY 2012 37.87 REED, MOLLY 2013 38.50 REED, MOLLY 2014 40.69 REED, MOLLY 2015 42.41 REED, MOLLY 2016 42.41 REED, MOLLY 2017 41.32 15 UNPAID PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES AS OF MAY 11, 2018 NAME DATE AMOUNT REED, MOLLY 2018 41.79 REINHARD EXCAVATION INC 2018 56.74 REINHARD FARMS 2017 39.60 ROBERT M NEAULT & ASSOC 2017 118.80 RUGER, DONALD JR 2008 64.30 RUGER, DONALD JR 2009 278.20 RUGER, DONALD JR 2010 192.26 RUGER, DONALD JR 2011 205.55 RUGER, DONALD JR 2012 214.41 RUGER, DONALD JR 2013 217.96 RUGER, DONALD JR 2014 230.36 RUGER, DONALD JR 2015 240.11 RUGER, DONALD JR 2016 240.11 SAGE OF THE LIGHT 2018 6.68 SAWYER, PETER & CARIANNE 2009 -1.43 SCOTT BAILEY HANDYMAN 2017 33.00 SCOTT BAILEY HANDYMAN 2018 33.38 SEBAGO DOCK AND LIFT 2017 66.00 SEBAGO DOCK AND LIFT 2018 66.75 SEBAGO METAL FAB 2017 132.00 SEBAGO METAL FAB 2018 133.50 SEIGARS, DEBORAH 2016 11.28 SEIGARS, DEBORAH 2017 154.44 SEIGARS, DEBORAH 2018 156.20 SHANNON, THOMAS 2012 -0.90 SMITH, DOUGLAS 2013 92.25 SMITH, DOUGLAS 2014 97.50 SMITH, DOUGLAS 2015 101.63 SMITH, DOUGLAS 2016 101.63 SMITH, DOUGLAS 2017 33.00 SMITH, DOUGLAS 2018 33.38 SMITH, LLOYD & AVIS 2004 49.20 SMITH, LLOYD & AVIS 2005 110.25 SMITH, LLOYD & AVIS 2006 113.25 SMITH, LLOYD & AVIS 2007 114.00 SMITH, LLOYD & AVIS 2008 118.50 SMITH, LLOYD & AVIS 2009 117.75 SMITH, LLOYD & AVIS 2010 81.38 SMITH, LLOYD & AVIS 2011 87.00 SMITH, LLOYD & AVIS 2012 90.75 SMITH'S AUTOBODY 2017 59.40 SMITH'S AUTOBODY 2018 60.08 SONGO LOCKS BED AND 2017 171.60 BREAKFAST SPRINT NEXTEL 2010 -337.12 STASIO, PAUL 2008 21.65 STASIO, PAUL 2009 204.10 STASIO, PAUL 2010 141.05 STASIO, PAUL 2011 150.80 STASIO, PAUL 2012 157.30 STASIO, PAUL 2013 159.90 STASIO, PAUL 2014 169.00 STASIO, PAUL 2015 58.27

16 UNPAID PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES AS OF MAY 11, 2018 NAME DATE AMOUNT STASIO, PAUL 2016 58.27 STASIO, PAUL 2017 56.76 STASIO, PAUL 2018 57.40 STETSON, DAVID & ARLENE 2018 13.35 STOP N SHOP INC 2018 537.07 STOP N SHOP LLC 2018 86.78 SWEET LAUREL RURAL GALLERY 2018 25.91 SWEET, STEPHEN 2008 210.14 SWEET, STEPHEN 2009 208.81 SWEET, STEPHEN 2010 144.31 SWEET, STEPHEN 2011 154.28 SWEET, STEPHEN 2012 160.93 SWEET, STEPHEN 2013 163.59 SWEET, STEPHEN 2014 172.90 SWEET, STEPHEN 2015 180.22 SWEET, STEPHEN 2016 180.22 SWEET, STEPHEN 2017 79.20 SWEET, STEPHEN 2018 80.10 SWEET, STEPHEN 2012 1.02 SWEET, STEPHEN 2013 15.38 SWEET, STEPHEN 2014 16.25 SWEET, STEPHEN 2015 16.94 SWEET, STEPHEN 2016 16.94 VANDERZEE, ROBERT 2017 79.20 VANDERZEE, ROBERT 2018 80.10 VIASAT INC 2018 -0.08 WOODS, MICHAEL 2017 181.50 WOODS, MICHAEL 2018 183.56 XEROX CORPORATION 2011 -0.06 YOHO, TERRY & NANCY 2015 91.49 YOHO, TERRY & NANCY 2016 170.19 YOHO, TERRY & NANCY 2017 165.79 YOHO, TERRY & NANCY 2018 167.68 TOTAL 70,465.89

17 UNPAID TAXES AS OF 5/11/2018 BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

For any property listed here as may be the subject of bankruptcy proceeding please be advised that this notification is for the sole purpose of giving public notice of the outstanding assessed by the Town of Naples such property, and further by publication of this notice, the Town is not seeking to enforce, perfect or otherwise collect outstanding taxes assessed against such properties.

MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 306.24 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 306.24 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 304.04 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 304.72 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 394.38 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 300.99 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 313.69 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 304.72 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 305.57 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 305.73 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 305.57 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 381.41 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 313.69 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 310.98 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 304.38 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 304.38 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 304.38 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 304.38 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 304.38 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 179.92 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 309.29 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 305.23 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 304.38 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 311.83 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2008 $ 309.29 MCGOWAN, DAVID 2008 $ 283.22 WILLETTE, DAVID L. 2008 $ 575.17 $ 8,558.20

MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 305.51 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 305.51 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 303.33 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 303.99 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 303.67 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 300.33 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 312.84 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 303.99 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 304.83 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 305.01 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 304.83 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 312.84 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 310.16 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 303.67 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 303.67 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 303.67 18 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 303.67 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 303.67 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 2,479.73 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 308.49 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 304.50 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 303.67 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 311.01 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2009 $ 308.49 MCGOWAN, DAVID 2009 $ 282.82 WATERHOUSE, DANIEL 2009 $ 501.82 WILLETTE, DAVID L. 2009 $ 570.52 $ 10,866.24

CAMPBELL, KENNETH C. 2010 $ 107.15 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 353.52 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 209.49 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 207.42 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 208.00 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 207.77 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 204.67 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 216.14 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 208.00 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 208.80 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 209.03 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 209.83 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 216.14 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 213.73 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 207.77 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 207.77 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 207.77 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 207.77 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 1,854.77 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 212.13 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 212.13 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 207.77 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 214.42 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 212.25 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2010 $ 207.77 MCGOWAN, DAVID 2010 $ 231.29 MURPHY, JENNIFER 2010 $ 309.80 VAUGHN, DAVID 2010 $ 158.44 WATERHOUSE, DANIEL 2010 $ 400.57 WILLETTE, DAVID L. 2010 $ 649.05 WISWELL, EDWARD B. 2010 $ 112.07 $ 8,793.23

CAMPBELL, KENNETH C. 2011 $ 278.55 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 371.02 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 219.70 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 217.52 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 218.13 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 217.89 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 214.63 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 226.69 19 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 218.13 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 218.97 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 219.22 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 219.22 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 226.69 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 224.15 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 217.89 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 217.89 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 217.89 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 217.89 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 217.89 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 1,948.33 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 222.47 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 222.47 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 217.89 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 224.88 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2011 $ 222.59 MCGOWAN, DAVID 2011 $ 278.76 MURPHY, JENNIFER 2011 $ 325.12 VAUGHN, DAVID 2011 $ 268.05 WATERHOUSE, DANIEL 2011 $ 420.46 WILLETTE, DAVID L. 2011 $ 681.54 WISWELL, EDWARD B. 2011 $ 168.45 $ 9,580.97

MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 384.34 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 226.53 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 224.27 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 224.90 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 224.64 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 221.25 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 233.83 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 224.90 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 225.79 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 226.03 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 226.03 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 233.83 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 231.18 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 224.64 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 224.64 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 224.64 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 224.64 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 224.64 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 2,029.17 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 229.43 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 229.43 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 224.64 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 231.94 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2012 $ 229.56 MCGOWAN, DAVID 2012 $ 288.12 MURPHY, JENNIFER 2012 $ 336.48 VAUGHN, DAVID 2012 $ 276.96 WATERHOUSE, DANIEL 2012 $ 441.64 WILLETTE, DAVID L. 2012 $ 708.16 WISWELL, EDWARD B. 2012 $ 173.09 $ 9,629.24 20 CAMPBELL, KENNETH C. 2013 $ 305.03 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 409.56 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 248.50 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 246.19 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 240.72 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 240.47 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 236.99 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 249.83 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 246.83 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 241.62 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 247.98 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 247.98 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 255.94 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 253.25 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 246.58 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 246.58 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 240.47 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 246.58 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 240.47 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 2,082.19 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 251.45 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 251.45 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 246.58 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 247.90 MCCAULEY, LINDA 2013 $ 245.47 MCCAULEY, LINDA A 2013 $ 456.06 MCGOWAN, DAVID 2013 $ 305.24 MURPHY, JENNIFER 2013 $ 354.59 PIERCE, NANCY 2013 $ 219.31 RFM, LLC 2013 $ 2,071.43 RFM, LLC 2013 $ 581.83 VAUGHN, DAVID 2013 $ 293.85 WILLETTE, DAVID L. 2013 $ 733.95 WISWELL, EDWARD B. 2013 $ 187.85 $ 13,420.72

CAMPBELL, KENNETH C. 2014 $ 306.66 GRAVES, LLOYD 2014 $ 1,241.11 MCGOWAN, DAVID 2014 $ 306.90 MEYERS, CHARLES 2014 $ 75.19 MURPHY, JENNIFER 2014 $ 359.28 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 2014 $ 238.14 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 234.47 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 248.08 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 466.99 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 238.14 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 238.14 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 2,193.02 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 246.04 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 411.14 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 240.29 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 237.73 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 238.41 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 238.41 21 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 239.64 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 239.64 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 248.08 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 245.22 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 238.14 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 238.14 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 238.14 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 243.31 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 243.31 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 238.14 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 243,46 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2014 $ 239.37 PIERCE, NANCY 2014 $ 215.68 RFM, LLC 2014 $ 2,181.60 RFM, LLC 2014 $ 600.48 SPINDELL, ROBERT F. 2014 $ 234.08 TIBBERT, JON L. 2014 $ 175.07 VAUGHN, DAVID 2014 $ 294.80 WILLETTE, DAVID L. 2014 $ 761.94 WISWELL, EDWARD B. 2014 $ 182.30 $ 15,055.22

Campbell, Edward L 2015 $ 315.84 Curit, Jeremy 2015 $ 233.70 Graves, Lloyd & Aubrey Jr 2015 $ 1,300.28 McGowan, David 2015 $ 316.09 Meyers, Charles 2015 $ 1,269.00 Murphy, Jennifer 2015 $ 370.48 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 244.66 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 240.84 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 254.99 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 482.35 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 244.66 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 244.66 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 2,275.06 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 252.88 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 424.36 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 246.79 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 244.24 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 244.95 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 244.95 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 246.22 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 246.22 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 254.99 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 252.02 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 244.66 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 244.66 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 244.66 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 250.04 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 250.04 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 244.86 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 250.18 Notinger, Steven Trustee 2015 $ 245.94 Pierce, Nancy 2015 $ 221.34 RFM INC 2015 $ 2,263.21 22 RFM INC 2015 $ 621.01 Secord, Lawrence A Jr & Colleen M 2015 $ 278.36 Thompson, Neal 2015 $ 1,629.82 Tibbert, Jon L 2015 $ 179.15 Vaughn, David & Marquetta 2015 $ 303.53 Wiley, Bruce 2015 $ 1,046.52 Willette, David L 2015 $ 788.70 Wiswell, Edward B 2015 $ 186.67 $ 19,943.58

BISHOP, KEITH 2016 $ 463.77 CAMERON, EDMUND 2016 $ 318.09 CAMPBELL, KENNETH C. 2016 $ 318.09 CANTIN, RICHARD J. 2016 $ 144.14 CASH, JEFF 2016 $ 190.07 CLINTON, MARK D. 2016 $ 458.98 CLINTON, MARK D. 2016 $ 451.35 CURIT, JEREMY 2016 $ 236.20 DOLLOFF, TOD 2016 $ 268.90 FLICK, DANIEL A. 2016 $ 685.64 GALFORD, LORI 2016 $ 521.83 GALLINARI, PAUL A. 2016 $ 1,024.29 GALLINARI, PAUL A. 2016 $ 1,489.75 GORDON, BEVERLY J. 2016 $ 823.86 GRADY, BRIAN W. 2016 $ 1,654.72 GRAHAM, BEATRICE B. 2016 $ 6,997.50 GRAVES, LLOYD 2016 $ 1,299.50 LORD, SANDRA 2016 $ 281.88 MAINE TELEPHONE CO. 2016 $ 317.36 MCGOWAN, DAVID 2016 $ 162.69 MEYERS, CHARLES 2016 $ 1,268.31 MORTON, MICHAEL 2016 $ 1,008.39 MURPHY, JENNIFER 2016 $ 372.56 NAPLES SELF STORAGE 2016 $ 4,700.83 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 2016 $ 247.12 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 2016 $ 243.32 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 2016 $ 257.42 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 2016 $ 484.09 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 2016 $ 247.12 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 2016 $ 247.12 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 2016 $ 2,271.29 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP 2016 $ 255.30 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 426.26 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 249.24 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 246.70 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 247.41 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 247.41 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 248.68 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 248.68 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 257.42 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 254.47 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 247.12 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 247.12 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 247.12 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 252.48 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 252.48 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE 2016 $ 247.12 23 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTER CHAP 2016 $ 252.63 NOTINGER, STEVEN, TRUSTEE CHAP 2016 $ 248.40 PIERCE, NANCY 2016 $ 223.88 RFM, LLC 2016 $ 2,259.47 RFM, LLC 2016 $ 622.31 RUBINOFF, STUART R. 2016 $ 12.85 SECORD, LAWRENCE A. JR. 2016 $ 1,633.27 SNOWBALL REALTY, LLC 2016 $ 1,565.86 THOMPSON, NEAL 2016 $ 1,767.63 TIBBERT, JON L 2016 $ 181.82 TREADWELL, MRS. ARTHUR 2016 $ 252.93 VAUGHN, DAVID 2016 $ 305.81 WAKEMAN, STIENA K. 2016 $ 1,201.09 WILEY, BRUCE 2016 $ 1,046.51 WILLETTE, DAVID L. 2016 $ 789.49 WISWELL, EDWARD B. 2016 $ 189.30 $ 46,184.44

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TRUSTEE CHAP.7 2018 172.48 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP.7 2018 165.54 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP.7 2018 165.54 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP.7 2018 165.54 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP.7 2018 170.61 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP.7 2018 170.61 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTEE CHAP.7 2018 165.54 NOTINGER, STEVEN TRUSTER CHAP 7 2018 170.75 NOTINGER, STEVEN, TRUSTEE CHAP 7 2018 166.74 O'DONNELL, LAURA O. 2018 2,336.08 O'DONNELL, THOMAS 2018 679.35 OGLE, DEBORAH 2018 323.30 OGLE, DEBORAH 2018 184.39 OLD SOUR HOLDINGS LLC 2018 3,824.92 OLOFSON, DENNIS 2018 67.61 O'NEIL, NICHOLAS J. ,TRUSTEE 2018 5,277.32 OPOLSKI, MATTHEW 2018 755.38 P & K SAND & GRAVEL 2018 400.50 P & K SAND & GRAVEL INC 2018 770.96 P & K SAND & GRAVEL INC 2018 620.37 P & K SAND + GRAVEL INC. 2018 738.92 PACKARD, MARCUS S 2018 412.03 PALANZA, RICHARD 2018 2,320.71 PARASCHAK, ESTHER 2018 205.99 PASSERMAN, STEVEN R. 2018 18.83 PATINO, ERIC 2018 1,507.78 PATRIOTTI, ROSA 2018 1,069.41 PATTI, JAMES 2018 3,031.59 PATTISON, RICHARD, TRUSTEE 2018 1,239.39 PAUL, DONALD M. 2018 817.10 PENNELL, MELISSA 2018 330.55 PENTEDEMOS, CHARLES G. 2018 511.04 PENTEDEMOS, CHARLES JR 2018 7.38 PEREZ, KRISTA 2018 110.97 PETERSON, KATHIE 2018 2,129.88 PETERSON, LESLIE 2018 326.81 PETLEY, STEPHEN 2018 825.09 PETTINGILL, KIMBERLY 2018 303.92 PETTINGILL, NELSON 2018 703.20 PIAZZA, SALVATORE 2018 653.95 PIERCE, DANIEL H. 2018 1,188.39 PIERCE, NANCY 2018 143.53 PINNACLE ASSET TRUST LLC 2018 759.23 PIRET, JACQUELINE M. ,TRUSTEE 2018 3,300.48 PLISKOWSKI, ELLEN M. 2018 615.00 PLUMMER, C. BRUCE 2018 2,040.05 PLUMMER, CODY 2018 385.01 PLUMMER, DANIEL 2018 439.48 PLUMMER, ERIN 2018 384.75 33 POGES, JOSEPH ET.AL 2018 3,220.48 POLLAND, G MICHAEL 2018 472.59 POOL, THOMAS 2018 330.68 PORTER, GREGORY 2018 1,113.19 PRICE, RANDALL 2018 2,912.78 RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS, INC. 2018 2,082.09 REINARD, RALPH 2018 909.42 REINHARD, CHRISTINA 2018 947.18 REINHARD, GREGORY 2018 63.41 REINHARD, GREGORY 2018 2,332.57 REINHART, ROBERT 2018 1,106.22 REINHART, ROBERT E 2018 251.19 RFM, LLC 2018 2,070.22 RFM, LLC 2018 520.65 RICHARD, KAREN R 2018 815.02 RICHARD, KAREN R 2018 366.48 RICHARD, KAREN R 2018 393.04 RIDGE, WILLIAM G. 2018 2.87 RILEY, WILLIAM 2018 403.58 RING, MARION E. 2018 713.93 ROBINSON, SCOTT A. 2018 61.45 ROGERS, CAROL 2018 872.89 ROSSETTI, AMY 2018 347.63 RUTLAND, MARK 2018 1,858.83 RUTLAND, MARK 2018 1,599.30 RUTLAND, MARK D 2018 376.47 SAWYER, DAVID M., TRUSTEE 2018 4,053.66 SCAMMON, JANE 2018 67.95 SCAMMON, JANE 2018 1,436.75 SCARF, JEFFREY C. 2018 586.25 SCHMIDT, JOHN P. 2018 1,155.75 SECORD, LAWRENCE A. JR. 2018 1,344.02 SEXTON, GEORGE ET AL 2018 622.55 SEXTON, GEORGE T. 2018 2,319.81 SFD, LLC 2018 10,408.29 SHEKINAH NAPLES, LLC 2018 22.77 SHIELDS, EILEEN 2018 616.24 SHIELDS, ERIN 2018 580.72 SHIELDS, J. R. 2018 4,354.18 SIMMS, FLEURETTE 2018 2,371.37 SMALL, TROY M. 2018 732.42 SMITH, EDWARD F. 2018 2,080.01 SMITH, FREDERICK TRUSTEE 2018 1,350.98 SMITH, GARY & BRENDA 2018 290.46 SMITH, MARK 2018 484.48 SMITH, WILLIAM 2018 117.09 SNOWBALL REALTY, LLC 2018 1,413.72 SPENCER, MARGARET 2018 626.85 SPINELLA, SANDRA 2018 2,009.16 SPINZOLA, DANIEL G. 2018 843.20 ST PETER, FRANK 2018 707.54 ST. PIERRE, VICTORIA 2018 1,460.26 STAUFFER, RICHARD T. 2018 7,002.10 STEEVES, MICHAEL A 2018 1,131.28 STEINER, RICHARD F. 2018 1,607.76 STELLBERGER, SHARON M. 2018 8.13 STEPP, JAMES 2018 653.75 34 STOVER, MICHAEL 2018 1,156.40 STRONG, GREGORY E. 2018 4,144.89 STUART, KEITH L. 2018 772.15 SULLIVAN, PETER E. 2018 3,295.39 TABENKEN, SALLY HEIRS 2018 336.95 TAYLOR, NORMA ET AL 2018 787.40 THERIAULT, GARY 2018 224.28 THOMPSON, NEAL 2018 1,604.70 THOMPSON, RICHARD 2018 279.66 TIBBERT, JON L. 2018 103.73 TIERNEY, VICKY T. 2018 679.84 TINSLEY, SELINA 2018 1,042.33 TOOLE, JEFFREY A 2018 701.07 TOTTLE, KERRY M. 2018 857.82 TREADWELL, MRS. ARTHUR 2018 63.20 TURCOTTE, HENRY 2018 379.94 TURCOTTE, HENRY 2018 153.39 VACO REALTY TRUST 2018 236.36 VALONIS, RONALD P. 2018 182.43 VAUGHN, DAVID 2018 221.08 VIDIC, STEVEN 2018 672.27 WAKEMAN LAND HOLDINGS, LLC 2018 5.35 WAKEMAN, STIENA K. 2018 1,306.15 WARRINER, WALTER 2018 16.37 WASSON, SARA J.M. 2018 1,870.14 WATSON, COLE R. 2018 1,196.81 WELLOCK, FRANKLIN, TRUSTEE 2018 93.23 WILCOX, JAMES 2018 341.37 WILCOX, KATHLEEN 2018 184.09 WILEY, BRUCE 2018 922.15 WILLETTE, DAVID L. 2018 678.89 WILLEY, DONALD A JR. 2018 673.91 WILLIAMS JESSIE 2018 605.56 WILLS, STEVEN A 2018 210.66 WILLS, STEVEN A 2018 309.47 WILLWERTH, JAMES 2018 165.54 WILLWERTH, JAMES 2018 1,565.74 WILTSHIRE, JOSHUA 2018 174.62 WILTSHIRE, JOSHUA 2018 163.32 WINSLOW, BRIAN 2018 525.72 WISWELL, EDWARD B. 2018 110.81 WOLFF REALTY TRUST 2018 872.69 WRECK, THOMAS D 2018 556.69 YOUNG -TALBOT, CELIA 2018 921.21 $ 543,377.25

35 Town Clerk Report August 2017 – May 11, 2018 Decedent Name Age Town of Death Date of Death Bailey, Brian J. 33 Naples 08/18/2017 Bean, Leonard Herbert Ill 27 Portland 10/08/2017 Bergeron, Mary M. 85 Bridgton 01/29/2018 Brower, Caroline Frances 56 Naples 03/06/2018 Browne, Jeffrey 58 Naples 07/03/2017 Burnham, Walter L. 70 Bridgton 08/19/2017 Cabral, Margaret Ann 66 Naples 02/20/2018 Cameron, Leroy A. 87 Lewiston 12/14/2017 Carlista, Thomas P. 67 Portland 07/07/2017 Chapman, Sandra L. 67 Naples 01/1412018 Chicoine, Michael Henry 66 Auburn 09/15/2017 Couture, Robert Frank 87 Naples 12/20/2017 Eaton, Anna Marie 71 Naples 01/05/2018 Entwistie, Robert B. 85 Naples 1 1/17/2017 Fisher, Laureen Marie 62 Naples 12/17/2017 Forke, Dona 68 Auburn 06/23/2017 Hakansson, Harold 83 Scarborough 10/01/2017 Isaacson, Robert Newton 92 Naples 06/26/2017 Jilek, Edward Eugene Jr 77 Naples 10/20/2017 LaFrance, Randall Eric 61 Naples 01/14/2018 Larsen, Jennie M. 92 Bridgton 09/08/2017 Lessard, Philip Alan 69 Naples 05/05/2018 Lord, John Scott 68 Auburn 07/24/2017 Lorrain, Paulette A. 57 Naples 03/21/2018 Martin, Bernard Steven 67 Scarborough 12/26/2017 McConkey, Nicholas G. 35 Naples 03/28/2018 Mello, Ronald Lars 77 Scarborough 09/24/2017 Morton, Carroll L. 39 Naples 11/11/2017 Morton, Lori A. 54 Scarborough 02/18/2018 Noyes, Janice Rose 61 Bridgton 07/06/2017 Peck, Suzanne M. 90 Bridgton 10/29/2017 Peters, Patricia A. 76 Naples 01/06/2018 Philbrook, David R. 80 Naples 03/28/2018 Poulin, Martin Jason 86 Portland 01/09/2018 Rancourt, Lorette H 86 Auburn 02/08/2018 Rollins, Charles Malcolm 80 Portland 05/07/2018 Schoolcraft, Philip T. Jr. 70 Naples 11/09/2017 Staples, Richard Norwood Sr. 80 Portland 04/10/2018 Thompson, Robert F. 83 Bridgton 02/10/2018 White, Robert Bernard 68 Naples 09/29/2017

36 Total Marriages: 43 Total Births: 47

Election Results:

May 30, 2017 — SAD 61 Budget Vote and Town Officers Election 588 voted. June 7, 2017 — Annual Town Meeting June 13, 2017 — State Referendum Election 82 Voted Nov 7, 2017 — State Referendum and Election 880 Voted

Respectfully submitted,

Judy L. Whynot Town Clerk

37 Code Enforcement Officer’s Report 2018

This has been a very busy year, we have had a lot of commercial projects as well as many residential projects. There have been 154 building permits with 20 of them being new single-family dwellings. There has been 90 new plumbing permits with 41 new septic systems. The Town receives many complaints that can take a lot of time to investigate and resolve. Please do not wait to call me if you see earthmoving or tree removal next to the waterbodies, it is much easier to work with people before the damage is too extreme. As the Planner for the Planning Board we reviewed many new projects. The Lakes Region Middle School and Songo Locks Elementary School will be starting construction of the new bus loops. Camp Mataponi was approved for and has started construction of a new arts center and will be building a new bunkhouse for the counselors. Long Lake Marina was busy with building their new storage building throughout the winter as well as Moose Landing who constructed a new indoor storage and garage. Coming soon will be a new Stone Surface store which offers many types of countertops and more. Town has been working on updating many ordinances and we feel these ordinances will help keep Naples in its beautiful, natural state. I have had the pleasure of working here for almost 6 years and I have strived to maintain an open-door policy. Please stop by and see me, bring your questions or just bring your smile.

Respectfully submitted,

Renee’ Carter Code Enforcement Officer Local Plumbing Inspector Community Development Director

38 Vendor List

YTD CBRE, Inc. 6,996.00 Name Amount Central Maine Power 39,931.18 A.R. Cail Landscaping & 33,290.00 Chad Brown 605.00 Excavating Chalmers Insurance Agency Inc 47,942.65 Adams Emergency Vehicles 33.00 Cheryl Harmon 130.00 Admiral Fire & Safety, Inc 263.72 Chris Lincoln 35.00 Aetna 297.60 Chris Pond 2,259.00 AFLAC 3,778.72 Cindy Fontana 35.00 Air & Water Quality Inc 419.90 City of Westbrook 100.00 Allen Uniforms, Inc 4,488.48 Clean-O-Rama 123.13 Almighty Waste 14,175.00 CLIA Laboratory Program 150.00 Amanda Anderson 35.00 Collins Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 101.35 American Steel and Aluminum 1,905.65 Connie Madura 35.00 Amy Rossetti 35.00 CoreLogic 1,626.30 Amy Whitten 35.00 Corinne Murphy 35.00 Angie Guillette 200.00 Corner to Corner Cleaning 6,160.00 ARM Properites, Anthony R. 1,120.00 Services Morra Corrinne McLellan 1,272.00 ARM Properties 1,800.00 CPRC Recycling 9,915.54 Arrow International Inc 432.97 Cross Excavation 18,890.69 Arrow International, Inc 460.72 Cub Scout Pack 156 35.00 Arthur's Memorials 11,625.00 Cumberland County Finance 27,374.78 Atlantic Partners EMS 1,081.00 Office Atlas PyroVision Entertainment 9,141.00 Cumberland County Fire Chief's 50.00 Grp Cumberland County Registry of 7,071.40 Aubuchon Hardware 6,293.35 Deeds Autotronics 9,081.14 Cumberland County Treasurer 515,235.00 AVG Technologies USA, Inc 458.25 Cummins Northeast LLC 1,803.52 Beauregard Equipment Inc 241.70 Current Publishing LLC 247.00 Bergeron Protective Clothing 241.00 Dana Watson 3,000.00 Betsey Golon 10.00 Danielle Nelson 10.00 Bill Adams Entertainment 300.00 Danielle Small 40.00 Blow Bros 2,543.64 David Gerrish 41.74 Bonnie Mallon 2,386.00 Dead River Company 4,326.60 Bosworth Electric, Inc. 1,855.33 Dean Bundy 215.91 Bound Tree Medical LLC 10,046.41 Department of Veterans Affairs 100.00 Brian Crockett 125.00 Deryl Thibodeu 36.00 Brian Curtis Johnson 350.00 DFPS, Federal Surplus Property 4,233.47 Bridgton Bottled Gas 299.80 Diane Hanscom 287.84 Bridgton News 1,989.71 DM & D Professional Cleaners 679.89 Bridgton Service Center, Inc 50.00 Dodge Oil 19,774.72 BSN Sports 4,771.52 Dolby, Blais & Segee 875.00 Cardinal Printing 461.69 Downeast Energy-191388 275.00 Caretake America, DCTA 8,158.35 Downeast Energy-216459 650.80 Carmen Caron 135.00 Downeast Engraving 416.05 Carolina Software 800.00 Dr. Kevin Kendall M.D. 2,500.00 Carolyn Huntress 1,304.61 Drummond Woodsum & 10,728.37 Casco Postmaster 49.00 MacMahon Casco/Naples Bulky Waste 59,417.49 Dyer Septic 655.00 Facility EcoMaine 81,778.88 Casco/Naples Transfer Station 23,907.51 EJ Prescott, Inc 9,501.80 Cathy Gerrish 35.00 Ephrem Paraschak 8,589.14 39 Eric Anderson 350.00 EWaste Recycling Solutions 556.63 Erin Plummer 34.00 F.L.Michaud 180.00

Fail Safe Testing 3,476.20 Interstate Batteries of Maine 356.60 Fair Point New 4,214.95 J & M Property Services 1,650.00 England/Consolidated J.P. Routhier & Sons Recycling 1,300.00 FBS Tire Recycling 1,300.00 Corp Field Electric LLC 620.00 Jama Kenney 35.00 Fine Line Pavement Striping 8,388.80 Janice Barter 130.00 Fire & Marine, Inc. 5,889.60 Jay J. Ingersoll 910.18 Fire Plates N' More 1,404.00 Jennifer Berry 35.00 Fire Tech & Safety 4,630.14 Jennifer Keith 35.00 First Bankcard 58,019.83 Jennifer Scott 35.00 Food City 45.00 Jensen Baird Gardner & Henry 4,851.92 Foremost Productions 1,356.23 Jessica Flanigan 35.00 Fred's Coffee Company 295.60 Jessica Jackson 2,363.89 Freedom Fire Protection, Inc 720.00 Jim Ferrante 35.00 Freedom Locksmith Services, LLC 258.00 Joe Walsh 1,700.00 Gail Leahy 35.00 John Bisnette 574.96 Gary Bennett 104.07 John E O'Donnell & Associates, Inc 19,700.00 Gary Laurenza 35.00 John Hawley 102.87 George Cooper 3,430.00 John Kimball 581.92 Ginger Throgmorton 35.00 Jonah Snyder 238.00 Glendon Hutchinson 786.00 Jose Duddy 250.00 Glidden Excavating & Paving, Inc 321,555.95 Katelin Matthews 516.05 GPCOG 6,195.00 Kevin Rogers 186.18 Grainger 2,548.11 Key Bank 151,970.46 Great Northern Docks, Inc 23,062.43 Kim Litchfield 25.00 Greater Bridgton Lakes Region 1,000.00 Kim Sargent 35.00 Ground Up 400.00 Kimball Midwest 252.12 Group Dynamic 1,830.50 Konica Minolta 2,117.50 Hall Funeral Home 1,120.00 Kristen Bragdon 35.00 Hamilton Marine Portland 555.29 KTP Enterprises, Inc 443.50 Hammond Tractor Co. 1,899.98 Lake Region Monitor 1,404.00 Hancock Lumber 2,233.05 Lake Region Security 720.00 Harris Computer Systems 11,425.58 Lake Region TV, Inc 33,000.00 Hartford Communications 4,406.61 Lake Region Youth Soccer 375.00 Harvard Pilgrim 38,462.28 Lakes Environmental Association 8,500.00 Harvard Pilgrim Health Care 4,932.74 Lakes Region Fire Apparatus, Inc 449.66 Harvest Hill Animal Shelter, Inc 3,872.00 Lakeside Docks Services, LLC 1,664.45 Harvey Price, Jr 401.87 LaPointe Machine, LLC 125.00 Health Care Technology 390.70 Les Agences Sylvie Racine 125.99 Heather Rogers 35.00 LHS Associates Inc 450.00 Heidi Fillmore 1,066.32 LifeFlight Foundation 968.00 Helen Porter 545.00 Linda Stearns 130.00 Hostway Corporation 182.35 Lindsay Petroski 64.00 Howard P Fairfield, LLC 242.28 Lori Decescre 35.00 Hughes Air Conditioning 631.94 Lynn Card Company 94.95 Hygrade Business Group 3,682.24 Lynne Fracassi 31.03 ICMA 608.00 MacDonald Motors 1,955.37 Inclusion Solutions 1,784.00 Maila Stevens 35.00 Industrial Protection Services, LLC 111,659.65 Maine Business Furniture 1,650.00 Internal Revenue Services 167,267.93 Maine Coast Waldorf School 480.00

40 Maine Commercial Tire 55.50 New England Communications 281.25 Maine Dept of Transportation 40.00 Nicholas Santy 195.95 Maine Fire Protection Service 735.80 Norris, Inc 3,792.00 Maine Flag & Banner 206.90 North East Mobile Health Services 24.00 Maine Harbor Masters Assoc. 259.00 NorthEast Charter & Tour Co Inc 1,140.00 Maine Hosting Solutions 473.90 Occupational Health & 2,507.00 Maine Label & Printing LLC 5,356.23 Opportunity Alliance 5,000.00 Maine Municipal Association 58,377.88 O'Reilly Auto Parts 2,350.11 Maine Recreation & Parks Assn 3,349.50 P & K Sand & Gravel, Inc 306,658.50 Maine Revenue Services 21,535.51 Pamela Pearson 36.00 Maine Revenue Services 1,098.97 Paris Farmers Union 29.69 Maine Scale LLC 6,652.50 Pat Welsh 35.00 Maine State Fed of Fire Fighters 405.00 Paula Kaiser 250.00 Maine Street Graphics 3,103.48 Pauline Webb 5,285.00 Maine Today Media 928.88 PDQ Door 717.40 Maine Wildlife Park 91.00 Pennell Worcester 221.00 Mark Sanborn 200.00 Penny Gowen 35.00 Mark Scribner 247.31 People's United Bank 107,805.72 Market Street Settlement Group, 1,059.83 Personnel Concepts 209.95 LLC Peter Casey 700.00 Marks Printing House 39.00 Peter Thomson 705.00 Marston's Tree Service, Inc 18,800.00 Pine Tree Waste 111,946.34 Matheson Tri-Gas, Inc 467.85 Pioneer Manufacturing Company 535.00 MBOIA 125.00 Pitney Bowes 1,424.53 MC Products 478.28 Pitney Bowes Bank, Reserve 6,000.00 Medical Reimbursement Services, 12,092.86 Account Inc Pitstop Fuels 3,654.96 Med-Tech Resource, LLC 382.91 Portland Paper Products 1,000.34 Melanie Putnam 35.00 Power Products Systems, LLC, 7,995.39 Merry Watson 1,666.70 DBA's MFCA 92.00 Principal Life Group, Grand Island 9,314.25 Michelle Russo 70.00 Q-Team, Inc 1,380.00 Midwest Motor Supply 505.24 Ready Refresh 955.46 Miller Flooring 4,114.50 Regional Transportation Program 1,500.00 Minuteman Trucks, Inc 1,373.41 Inc Mitchell Berkowitz 564.96 Reinhard Excavation, Inc 800.00 MLGHRA 165.00 Reliance Equipment 14,984.10 MMTCTA 255.00 Renee Carter 12.89 Modern Pest Services, Inc 1,680.00 Rite Aid 100.00 Morton Salt, Inc. 42,458.05 Ron L. Beaulieu & Co. 2,125.00 MPX 3,303.22 Ronnee Mavis 35.00 MTCCA 75.00 SAD # 61 6,215,333.00 MTCMA 372.50 Scott's Recreation - Annex 5,300.00 Muddy River Signs 280.00 Sebago Lakes Region Chamber of 255.00 Muddy River Sno-Seekers 2,500.00 Sherwin-Williams 101.95 Nancy Hanson 3,697.00 SiteOne Landscape Supply, LLC 2,075.70 Nancy Murphy 35.00 Southern Maine Agency on Aging 1,600.00 NAPA Auto Parts 1,885.11 Spectrum Business 9,761.12 Naples Lions Club 500.00 Sr Citizen Congragate Meal/Lunch 3,700.00 Naples Marina 710.03 Staples Credit Plan 4,343.19 Naples Postmaster 274.00 State of Maine Harbormasters 125.00 Assn Naples Public Library 74,000.00 State of Maine Harbormasters 575.00 Naples Small Engines 4,332.57 Assoc Nate Smith 150.00 Stephanie Chaplin 35.00 National Pen Co, LLC 94.94 41 Steven Stewart 200.00 Unifirst Corporation 3,501.78 Stryker Medical 6,299.25 United Rentals 1,750.00 Studio Flora & Sebago Gardens 55.90 US Bank Corporate Trust Boston 50,325.41 Suburban Propane 12,836.27 Vantage Point Trans Agents 19,399.23 Sumerian Irrigation 34,506.12 Verizon Wireless 5,206.82 Superior Image Embroidery Inc 617.90 VNA Home Health & Hospice 500.00 SymQuest Group 823.85 Wallingford Equipment Co. 25,700.00 Teresa Richards 35.00 Walmart 300.00 Terri Dowler 36.00 Walt Bannon 200.00 Terry Swett 250.00 Walter Hill Estate Homeowners 35.00 The Divemasters, LLC 1,150.00 Assn The Forecaster 367.50 WAM-Alarm System 210.00 The Print House, LLC 165.00 Waste Management of Northern 994.93 Maine Three Rivers Whitewater 6,753.55 Watkins Flowers 148.00 Tiffanie Oliveira 35.00 WB Mason Co Inc 1,449.28 Toby Hartford 35.00 Western Maine Firemen's 40.00 Tony's Foodland 1,118.76 Association Town of Casco 219,353.69 Wex Bank 441.93 Town of Casco Rescue 750.00 White Sign 2,610.76 Town of Scarborough 70.00 Whiteley Electric Inc 327.90 Treasurer State of Maine 240.00 Woodbrey Consulting 5,701.96 Treasurer State of Maine 290.68 Work Area Protection Corp. 1,153.00 Treasurer, State of Maine 359.20 York Earthworks 16,825.00 Treasurer, State of Maine 59.00 Zoll Customer Support Dept 3,845.21 Treasurer, State of Maine 177.20 Treasurer, State of Maine 130.00 Treasurer, State of Maine 657.00 Treasurer, State of Maine 75.00 Treasurer, State of Maine 89,786.80 Treasurer, State of Maine 257,191.21 Treasurer, State of Maine 1,152.00 TREASURER, STATE OF MAINE 255.00 Treasurer,State of ME 20.00 Health&Enviro Tree House Graphics 1,087.90 True Value Hardware 2,924.57 Tux Burke 200.00 U.S. Postal Service 88.00

42 Naples Rescue Department 2018

This year the department developed several community outreach programs: x Car Seat inspection/installation program - This project has been very successful in other departments throughout the state and nationally. Captain Tim Nickels completed the training and certification from the Bureau of Highway Safety as a Car Seat Technician. Tim holds monthly and by appointment inspections on the car seat and car seat installation. Along with the inspection Tim will provide information on when to transition to other car seat types. For more information or to schedule an inspection email Tim at [email protected] . x CPR and First Aid programs- Over the past few years the department has offered Basic CPR, First Aid and Baby sitter courses through the American Heart Association. The cost for a 2-year CPR and First aid certification is $50.00, the class is 4-6 hours long and is held at the Naples Fire Station. FF/AEMT Dani Small is the program manager and conducts many of the classes and coordinates training with the six other certified trainers in the department. For more information on the available training programs, scheduled classes or purchase of CPR materials email her at [email protected] . x Community Automatic Defibrillator (AED) Programs – Over the past few years the department has applied for and received grants from the Narragansett One and Stephen King Foundation for the purchase of AED’s for placement in the community. Currently there have been AED’s placed at the Town Office, Singer Center, Naples Public Library, Town Beach, Tony’s Foodland and all front-line Fire Apparatus (Engine 5, Engine 4, Engine 3, Engine 2 and Forestry 6). The community AED’s are placed in a large white box marked “AED”, and with each AED there are gloves, bandage scissors, a pocket mask, razor and both adult and pediatric AED pads. We recently added bleeding control kits to the AED boxes, which include pressure dressing, bandages, trauma shears, tourniquet gloves and a marker. This equipment has been purchased and placed in the box in support of the nationwide “Stop the Bleed” program. For more information on this program go to https://www.bleedingcontrol.org . x Knox-Box Rapid Entry Security System - This system provides non-destructive emergency access to commercial and residential properties. More than 9,000 fire departments and government agencies use Knox key boxes and electronic key retention units for safe and secure rapid entry into locked buildings. The Knox-Box system consists of a high security box mounted outside of a residence or business, which has the key(s) for access to the building locked inside. The fire department has an electronic box mounted in each of the fire trucks with a master key secured in the box. Firefighters simply request release of the key and the Naples Public Safety Emergency Dispatcher allows for the master key to be released for service and the building Knox Box may be opened. Ideally the Knox-Box is meant for buildings which have monitored fire alarm systems and are unoccupied. As more residents within the senior community are living alone at home, gaining access during a medical emergency can be an issue, particularly if an individual has medical or mobility difficulties. A Knox-Box would allow responders rapid access without sacrificing the homeowner’s security or damage to the home. Business and homeowners will have to purchase the box and have it mounted average one time cost of 43 $200 – 300. If you are interested in purchasing a Knox-Box or have additional questions, contact Deputy Chief Mark Scribner at [email protected]

The department conducts a patient satisfaction call back for all rescue calls. This program has been ongoing for several years and consists of one call to the patient in an effort to gauge the level of satisfaction for the services provided. Participation is voluntary, and NO patient information is disclosed. This is an important program as there have been several issues identified which result in positive changes in department policy. Call backs are conducted monthly, and the questions are from a listed script conducted by LT Gary Bennett. If you have any questions or would like to contact him email [email protected] . As part of an ongoing improvement to the Emergency Dispatch system, all EMS and Fire calls are dispatched with a determination code, this code is rated from “A” through “E” with “E” being the highest level of emergency. With this new dispatch information, the department has added additional response apparatus and personnel to some of the calls with a determination code of “D” or “E”. The department configured one of the existing apparatus to serve a dual role as a medical response unit and a forestry unit. The program has been in place for several months now and has shown to be very successful in providing additional personnel to the critical calls. We have hired several new employees to the per diem program: FF/Paramedic Dana Laplante FF/Paramedic Mike Doe FF/Paramedic Steve Plympton FF/EMT Gary Bickford We are always accepting application for both volunteer and per diem positions within the department. For an application please contact D/C Scribner. Training is important in maintaining and improving our skill levels, Dani Small and Ryan Loreng complete over 1600 hours of classroom and hands on training to become certified as Advanced Emergency Medical Technicians. The department holds monthly EMS training on the 3rd Wednesday of the month, this training is open to anyone wishing to attend. Our ambulances carry both medical and firefighting equipment, and all of our fire trucks now have medical equipment, Forestry 6 is now equipped to serve as a backup to our two rescues. All of our per diem staff are cross trained as Fire Fighters. We are currently providing both advanced Paramedic level Emergency Medical Service and skilled Firefighting service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We respond to all emergencies in Naples, and can be called to emergencies in Casco, Sebago, Harrison, and Bridgton, or major emergencies anywhere in Cumberland County. Here are the department’s call volume for last year overall there has been a 10 percent increase in call volume:

44 The rapid response made possible by having skilled Firefighter/EMT’s in the station has allowed us to provide quick, skilled emergency services in all weather and at all hours of the day and night. We are looking forward to upholding the tradition of providing superb Emergency Medical Services for the Town of Naples for many years to come. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns at 207-595-1263 or email [email protected] Again, thanks to everyone for their continued support!

Respectfully Submitted, Mark Scribner Deputy, Emergency Services

45 Marine Safety Harbormaster Report

The 2017 season was very busy for Naples Marine Safety. There were a total of 638 registered moorings in 2017, 144 more than the year previous. The Town receives many inquiries from new land owners in Naples each year. According to our Shoreland Zoning Ordinance, shorefront owners must have at least 50 feet of waterfrontage to have a mooring. Please be advised that lots without direct waterfrontage, who share a common way with an Association, need to contact the Association to obtain a permit. Mooring registration forms can be found under the Marine Safety section of the town website, along with all the information you need to know to be in compliance with the Town’s Shoreland Zoning Ordinance. Please keep in mind that you must register your mooring each year before July 15th. I would like to thank the following for their support and help each and every year; The staff at Town Hall, Naples Fire Department, Wardens Service, Cumberland County Sheriff’s Dept., all the local marinas and businesses along the causeway, the residents of Naples and lastly, our dedicated group of volunteers who give up family time to help make our waters safe. Sincerely, Bill Callahan Harbormaster

46

Planning Board Report Year Ended 6/30/18

This report covers only the period through 3/24/18 as it had to be completed by the end of March to be included in the annual report. The strength of the Maine economy became evident with the number of projects that were proposed during the current period. Moose Landing Marina added heat and electric to a cold storage building in the area behind Aubuchon Hardware and also constructed a repair facility and a boat storage building for larger boats on the marina property. Long Lake Marina is constructing a 100 X 210 foot storage building in the old sandpit behind the Village Green which is currently used for outdoor boat storage. Causeway Marine is converting a cold boat storage building to a repair shop and a showroom. New England Boat Shop is coming to the Board for a new boat storage area on another lot in the rear. All this water dependent development bodes well for the future of our vacationland economy. We have had a proposal to expand the parking and to install a drive through ATM at the Lake Plaza property and there is an application Stone Surface pending for the lot between the Lake Plaza and Aubuchon Hardware. Stone Surface, currently located in Bridgton, is planning to construct a larger fabricating facility and showroom in Naples to handle their expanding operations fabricating granite, marble, and quartz counter tops. This is the first application under the light industry section that was added to our site plan review ordinance. SAD 61 received approval from the Planning Board on proposals to construct bus loops and added parking and drop off locations at Songo Lock School and at the Middle school in order to decrease traffic congestion and increase student safety. Camp Mattaponi came to the Board and received approval to construct a 3500 square foot arts and crafts building. We approved several outdoor entertainment permits for events such as the Wooden Boat Show, Naples For The Arts, and the Winter Holiday Festival. We also handled some subdivision modification requests and conducted Public Hearings for several proposed ordinance changes. In 2017, we approved with conditions a plan to convert the golf course clubhouse into a residence and to convert two existing storage buildings into a new clubhouse. We were taken by surprise in 2018 when it was announced that the golf course was closing and the owners came to the Board with a subdivision preliminary sketch plan. As expected, this has generated a lot of opposition but, regardless of any personal feelings, the Board will judge the application impartially and If the final application meets all the requirements of the Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances, and receives approval from the Maine DEP and from the Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation Commission, we will make our decision as the facts and our oath of office requires. In December, the Board Members attended a train session put on by the Maine Municipal Association which covered Planning Board Procedures, member duties and jurisdiction, and legal responsibilities. In order to provide more information to applicants and to provide guidance to future Planning Boards, we have put our procedures in writing and they are available on the Town website. We have also put several of our policies in writing and they are available on request. Larry Anton, Chairman John Thompson, Vice Chairman Barbara Adlard Jim Allen Doug Bogdan Jim Krainin, Alternate Rick Paraschak, Alternate 47

Naples Public Library P.O. Box 1717 Naples, Maine 04055-1717 (207) 693-6841

Est. 1907

Dear Naples Residents and friends of our community,

We thank you for a busy and successful 2016/17, promoting literacy, wellness and community spirit. Naples Public Library, housed in the beautiful Locust House, remains a focal point for Naples Village and welcomes all to charge up, borrow a best seller, enjoy a storytime, foster continued learning or simply ask a question, be it of local interest or for research of any sort. Modern libraries are not just books, but experiential, and a place to connect with people, face to face or virtually, for business or for pleasure. We provide public computer terminals, each with direct access to Xerox printing services: scanning, faxing, copying, and, of course, high speed fiber optic internet access. NPL houses over 30000 print items, 9600 digital CloudLibrary titles, membership to 60 verified databases and 40 periodical subscriptions. Our programming can be always be found on our website calendar, and we strive to offer a wide variety of creative, scientific and literary events. Storytime, Scrabble, Mah Jongg, Tai Ji and Teen Gamers met weekly, while other events were singular in their content. In 2016/17, NPL hosted 695 programs for all ages, with 4471 participants in attendance. Please join us! Many of our programs and fundraisers, not to mention our overall excellent customer service, would not be possible without the 90 volunteers that helped us last year. Time and talent contributed by each of them is invaluable and appreciated more than words can truly express. NPL must also thank the generosity of the STK Foundation, the Maine Public Library Fund, the Town of Naples, Naples Fire & Rescue, each and every direct donor to our library mission, and the Maine State Library. Each of these organizations or individuals provide direct funding or advocacy essential for our continued successes, and opportunities to create and provide more services. NPL is staffed 5 days in the summer, 4 days off-season, but the wi-fi is always on, and guaranteed thanks to the installation of our new generator and charging ports, including USB, on our porch. Summer 2018 kicks off Summer Reading with "Libraries Rock...!" Stay tuned for exciting musical programming, as well as our traditional favorites. The importance of summer reading cannot be overstated, and we invite all ages to build in time to read and boost your health and learning. Please feel free to call or visit, we are happy to hear from you.

Naples Public Library Mission To encourage everyone in the pursuit of reading enjoyment, social and community exchange, and lifelong learning. To provide access to facts, knowledge and Ideas, by providing books, tapes, periodicals, the internet and special programs. To support every Individuals' freedom to read, to learn and to experience the joy of discovery.

Respectfully submitted, Dani Longley Director, Naples Public Library www.naples.lib.me.us 48

12s·rHS T ATE LEGISLATURE RICHARD M. CEBRA 2 STATE HOUSE STATION STAT E REPRESENTAT IVE AUG USTA, ME 04333-0002 OFFICE: (207) 287-1440

March 30, 2018

Town ofNapks Post Office Box 1757 Naples, ME 04055

Dear friends.

I would like to rhank you for allowing me ro represent your imeresrs in the Maine Stare legislaru re. I appreciate all of rhe interest many of you have shown in the importam work we do on your behalf at the Stare House. O nce again, I'm serving on the Joim Standing Committee on Transportation, which has j urisdicrion over the highway budget, state police, roads, bridges and many other important issues crirical to the Lakes Region.

The First Regular Session of the 128'• State Legislature will be remembered for addressing many critical priorities, including these below:

• Investments in Education • Enacting Real Welfare Reform •Protecting Maine Small Businesses • No New Taxes • Resources for the Elderly and Disabled • Property Tax Relief • Strategic Workforce Development

For your records, my legislative office number is (207) 287-1440, and is staffed during Ihe week from 8:00 am ro 5:00 pm. Please reach out ro share your thoughts on what matters to you, after all, it is through your input that I can best represent the people who call our part of Maine "home.•

Warmest regards, U?cLJ /11. &- Richard M. Cebra State Represenrati,•e

Proudly Serving House District68: Baldwin, Con•ish, Naples, Parson.sfi,,/d (part) and Sebago

49 Annual Report to the Town of Naples A Message from Senator James Hamper

Dear Friends and Neighbors:

I would like to thank you for the opportunity to represent you in the Maine Senate. It has been an honor to work on your behalf to make our state an even better place to live, work and conduct business.

On August 2, Maine lawmakers finally adjourned for the year, after what proved to be the longest session in recent memory due to a brief government shut down over budgetary disagreements. While no state budget is ever perfect, the end product was a state budget that makes a record investment in our students, supports our communities and will tremendously benefit small businesses and our economy.

Perhaps the most significant action the Legislature took last year, as part of the biennial budget, was the removal of the burdensome, job-killing surtax that was already hurting small businesses, doctors and other professionals that we so critically need. In November 2016, voters sent a clear message that education funding was to be a priority of the 128th Legislature, and we heard that message loud and clear. However, the funding mechanism which was included in the measure – the surtax – presented a serious threat to the state’s economy. This new tax gave Maine the ominous distinction of being the highest-taxed state in the country and primarily impacted small businesses, which are the backbone of our economy, taxing them at a rate that is higher than larger corporations are subject to pay. I am proud to say that after much hard work and negotiating, thanks to our rebounding economy, we were able to support our local schools at a level we have never been able to before – without any additional taxation.

The Homestead Exemption, which provides much-needed property tax relief for homeowners, was also preserved in the budget with an increased exemption of $20,000.

The Legislature also passed a measure to make Maine compliant with the REAL ID Act. As a result of this important new law, the federal government has granted Maine a waiver, meaning that Maine citizens can continue to use their driver’s licenses to board commercial airplanes and access certain federal buildings.

While we accomplished much, there is still a lot of work ahead of us next session. Again, thank you for putting your trust in me to represent you in Augusta. Please feel free to contact me if you need my help in navigating the state bureaucracy. I can be reached at home, 539-4586, in Augusta at 287-1505, or by email at [email protected].

Sincerely,

James M. Hamper State Senator, District 19

January 3, 2018 50 Dear Friends,

Representing Maine in the United States Senate is an honor.

I continue my work on the Senate Armed Services Committee, each year authorizing the funding required to build our military capabilities and ensuring that our service members are trained and equipped to defend our nation. I was pleased to be part of a bipartisan effort to enact a new law to simplify the appeals review process to reduce the backlog our veterans are facing, as well as a new law that provides critical funding to the VA Choice Program, allowing veterans in rural Maine to access services closer to home.

While my committee work is important, working to combat the opioid epidemic is one of my top priorities. Although Congress has made some important strides, much remains to be done to provide additional funding for prevention, treatment and enforcement. I am working with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pressure the Drug Enforcement Administration to reduce the amount of opioids produced and to thwart the flow of fentanyl and other deadly drugs into our country.

I am very optimistic about the integrated, multiagency effort I led with Senator Collins to foster innovation and commercialization in Maine's forest economy. Through the Economic Development Assessment Team (EDAT) we are already experiencing increased federal investments that will strengthen our existing forest products industry and help support job creation in rural communities. Initiatives like Cross Laminated Timber, Combined Heat and Power, nanocellulose, 3D printing with biobased materials and other biobased products will mean that Maine's wood-basket will continue to be a major jobs and economic contributor for our future.

Finally, the coming year will continue the work of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence in the ongoing investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election. Our Committee has held seven public hearings and numerous classified sessions, reviewed tens of thousands of pages of documents and conducted hundreds of interviews. I remain focused on the security of our elections and committed to developing strategies to prevent interference by foreign governments in our democracy.

May 2018 be a good year for you, your family, your community and our great State.

51 Dear Friends: It is an honor to represent Maine in the United States Senate. I am grateful for the trust the people of our State have placed in me and welcome this opportunity to share some key accomplishments from this past year. Maine has the oldest average age in the nation. As Chairman of the Senate Aging Committee, my top three priorities for the Committee are fighting fraud and financial abuse directed at our nation’s seniors, increasing investments in biomedical research, and improving retirement security. Following the Committee’s investigation into skyrocketing prescription drug costs, I authored bipartisan legislation to foster generic competition, which was signed into law. The Aging Committee’s toll-free hotline (1-855- 303-9470) makes it easier for seniors to report suspected fraud and receive assistance. To support the 40 million family caregivers in the United States, I am proud to have authored the RAISE Family Caregivers Act to create a coordinated strategy to support family members who make countless personal and financial sacrifices to care for their loved ones. The opioid crisis touches families and communities across our state. As a member of the Appropriations Committee, I fought for significant increases in funding to support community, law-enforcement, and public health efforts. In April, the State of Maine was awarded over $2 million to fight this devastating public health crisis. Additionally, I have authored legislation to support grandparents and other extended family members who are raising grandchildren as a result of the nation’s opioid epidemic. Biomedical research has the potential to improve and save lives, and also supports good jobs at research facilities here in Maine. Last year, the Appropriations Committee approved a $2 billion increase for the National Institutes of Health for the third consecutive year. This includes an increase of nearly 30 percent for research on Alzheimer’s, our nation’s most costly disease. As founder and co-chair of the Senate Diabetes Caucus, I work to raise awareness of the threats posed by diabetes, invest in research, and improve access to treatment options. My bill to establish a national commission of health care experts on diabetes care and prevention was signed into law in 2017. We owe our veterans so much. Last year, I worked to secure the authorization of a Community-Based Outpatient Clinic in Portland to support the health care of Maine’s veterans in the southern part of our state. I also worked to secure funding extensions to help veterans throughout rural Maine receive health care within their communities. I also worked to secure funding for housing vouchers for veterans to reduce veterans’ homelessness. Maine’s contributions to our national security stretch from Kittery to Limestone. I successfully advocated for critical funding for projects at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for construction of an additional ship that will likely be built at Bath Iron Works. This funding will strengthen our national security and preserve great jobs in our state.

52 As chairman of the Transportation and Housing Appropriations Subcommittee, I worked to increase funding for the TIGER program that has provided Maine with more than $122 million for vital transportation projects. For housing, I worked to provide $160 million to help communities protect children from the harmful effects of lead poisoning. Growing our economy remains a top priority. I supported the comprehensive tax reform bill because it will help lower- and middle-income families keep more of their hard-earned money; boost the economy; and encourage businesses, both small and large, to grow and create jobs here in Maine and around the country. This legislation contains key provisions I authored that are important to Mainers, including preserving the deduction for state and local taxes, expanding the deduction for medical expenses, and enabling public employees such as firefighters, teachers, and police officers, as well as clergy and employees of nonprofits, to make “catch-up” contributions to their retirement accounts. I led the effort to ensure that the tax cut will not trigger automatic budget cuts to Medicare or any other programs. A Maine value that always guides me is our unsurpassed work ethic. As of December 2017, I have cast more than 6,500 consecutive votes, continuing my record of never missing a roll-call vote since my Senate service began in 1997. I appreciate the opportunity to serve Cumberland County and Maine in the United States Senate. If ever I can be of assistance to you, please contact my Portland office at 207-780-3575 or visit my website at www.collins.senate.gov. May 2018 be a good year for you, your family, your community, and our state. Sincerely,

Susan M. Collins United States Senator

53

Dear Citizen of Naples: For the past seven years as your Governor, my priority has been to make Maine—our people— prosper. Helping you keep more money in your wallet by reducing taxes has been part of that mission.

Too many Maine families are facing skyrocketing property taxes that strain household budgets. Our elderly on fixed incomes are particularly vulnerable to these increases. School budgets are often blamed for annual increases in property taxes. But there's another reason. A tremendous amount of land and property value has been taken off the tax rolls, leaving homeowners to pick up the tab. As of 2016, towns and cities owned land and buildings valued at nearly $5.5 billion statewide. Large and wealthy non-profits, such as hospitals and colleges, often escape paying property taxes on their vast real estate holdings—totaling more than $5.1 billion statewide.

In Maine, nearly 2.5 million acres of land have been set aside for conservation by the federal and state governments and non-profit organizations, including land trusts. Municipalities are losing out on property taxes on an estimated $2 billion in land that has been either removed from the tax rolls or prohibited from development—shifting the cost of municipal services to 'local homeowners through higher property taxes. It's time to recognize the results of taking property off the tax rolls and identify solutions to reduce the burden on our homeowners. My administration's proposals have been met with staunch resistance. In 1993, about 35,800 acres of land were documented as land-trust owned. That number has increased by an astonishing 1,270 percent. Land trusts now control over 490,000 acres with an estimated value of $403 million. We must restore the balance. We will be working this session to ensure all land owners are contributing to the local tax base. It's time for them to pay their fair share. I encourage you' to ask your local officials how much land in your municipality has been taken off the tax rolls, as well as how much in tax revenue that land would have been contributing today to offset your property taxes. If ever I can be of assistance to you or if you have any questions or suggestions, I encourage you to contact my office by calling 287-3531 or by visiting our website at www.maine.gov/governor.

Paul R. LePage

Governor

54 CUMBERLAND COUNTY Kevin J. Jo~ce SHERIFF Naldo s. Gagnon SHERIFF'S OFFICE CHIEF DEPUlY

36 COUNTY WAY. PORTLAND. MAINE °'1l02 PHONE (207)774- 1444 FAX (207)828-2373

March 7, 2018

Dear Citizens of Naples, As we begln a new year, the Cumberland County Sheriff's Ollicc continues to be committed to providing you with the most efficient, professional, and community-oriented law enforcemem services possible. As of the date of this letter, the Cu1nberland County Sheri!T's omce has rcs1ionded to nearly 2065 calls for service in Naples, which is a 17% increase over last year. Most of the increase is attributed to our efforts to increase our trallic l•w enforcement in Naples.

ll is unfortunate to report thlU we have seen an increase in crime and overdoses caused by the public epidemic ofopiate abuse as well. Cumberland County has not been spared the ill effects of this national epidemic. Last year we saw a 2.5% increase in overdoses within our service area. The Town of Naples saw the number of reported overdoses double from 5 to IO last year.

The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office is committed to actively applying a three-prong approach to this substance use issue. Clearly, we cannot an·est ourselves out of this crisis. Therefore, in addition to enforcement, we have been advocating for treaanem and education. [f you know of anyone sull:erlng from a substance use disorder, please reach out and try to get them help Also, take advantage of our bi-annual Drug Take Back events and get rid of unused medications. This helps eliminate thel\ and accidental ingestion of drugs by minors.

lt is truly an honor serving as your Sheri IT. Thru1k you for your supporl. Please remember that my door is always open. I. value customer service, and I value your suggMtions and input.

Bost Regards, /~ Kevin J. Joyce, Sheriff

o JAIL SO CountvWay, Portland, ME 04102 1207) 77•-5939 - FAX (207) 87!H600

67 Cumberland County Sheriff' s Office Law Tota l I ncident Report, by Nature of I nci dent

Nature of I nci dent Tou.l Inci dents 91! Cell Hang Up 10 9!1 Hang Up 11 911 Hisdial 11 ~.bandoned Veh i cle 2 Accident, Fatal 2 Accident w/ Prope rty Dam.age 18 ~ccide nt, w/ Personal I nj ury 2! ~ccident Reconstruction l Agency Assistance 82 Alam 151 Alcohol Offense 3 Animal Euthanize 3 ~.nimal Problem 10 Assaulc - Simple ;; Attenpt to Locate n Bomb Threat or Attack l Burglary 12 Burglary t o l1otor Ve hi cle l Canine callout 15 Concealed Firearms Request 24 Chase in Progress ! Ci"Cizen Assist 126 Ci-cizen Dispute 13 Civil Dispute ! Community Policing l Court. Service 24 C r iminal ~..isch ief 19 Criminal Trespass 21 Cruiser Accident l Custodial Inter ference 9 Death Unattended/ Attended B Debris in Road l Disabled Vehi c le 29 Disorderly Conduct 2 Disturbence 35 Domestic Vi olence 2 Dome sti c Assault: 1 Dome stic Verbal F..rgument. 19 Drug Recognition Expert l Training Drill l Controlled Substance ~robl em 22 Evidence Techni cian Wo r ~: Order !2 Equipment. Problem l Escort 19 E'amily figbi; l Fight: i n Progress ! F irewo r ~:s 2 I ncident. follow Up 1 Found Property ! c.

68 Cumberland county Sheriff ' s Office Total Traffic Citation Report, by Vi olation

Vi olation De scription Iota!

(No code e nce r~d j l 115 !2 Refusing to Submit t o Arrest 2 11513 Refusing t o Submit to Arrest l 12942 OUI (J>.lcohol ) 12 12943 OUI (Dr ugs or Combo) l 12944 OOI (Alcohol ), 1 Prior 7 12950 OUI (Alcohol )- No ! est l 12952 OUI (Alcohol) - No I ese, 1 Prior l l 7A- !107- l Posse ~sion of Scheduled Drugs 3 l 7 ~.- llll -A4 Possession of Dr ug Paraphernali a 4 l?A- 353- 1 Theft Dy Unauthorized Taki ng 3 17A- 40! - l Burglar y 3 ln- 402 Criminal Trespas s l l 7A -5 0 6 -~.l Harassment l l 7A- 806- l Crin.inal ~fis ch ief 7 22- 2383- 1 I llegal Poss Less 1.5 oz Mari juana l 2816 Assault on an Officer l 28A- 2051- 1E Minor Poss Liquor 2 28~.-20 81 -A Furn Li q/ Place for Minor t o Consume 1 29A- !25l - 1A 29A-Operating w/ o License_ 1 29A- !25!- 1B Operating Beyond Lie Restrict.ion 1 29.P.-!25 ! - l "E 29A- Op W/O LlC EA-p < or = 90 Days 1 29A- !31! Passengers Beyond Interim License l 29A- !60 1- 8 29A- FT ?reduce Proof of I nsurance 5 29A- !768- l Displa y Fictitious Insp Sti cke r l 29A- !768- 5 29A-Opereting Defecti ve M/ V l 29A- !168- 7 29A- F1 Di splay Cert of I nspection 3 29A- !905 29A- inadequate Rear Light l 29A- 2054 - 9 FT Move to Non- Ad j ac ent. Lane l 29A- 2070 Improper ?assing 2 29A- 2073- 3A 29A-Speeding 1- 9 Over 4 29A- 2073- 3B 29A-Speeding 10- !4 Over 7 29A- 2073- 3C 29A-Speeding 15- 19 Over Limit 5 29A- 2073- 3D 29A-Speeding 20- 24 Over Limit 4 29A- 2073- 3E 29A-Speeding 25-29 Over Limit 5 29A- 2074 - 1A2 29A-Speeding School Zone 10- 14 0-ver 1 29A- 2074 - 3A 29l>.-Speeding 30- 35 HPH l 29A- 2074 - 3B 29A-Speeding > 35 HPH 3 29A- 2079 Unnece ssar y Brake / Acee! Noise l 29A - 20 8! - 3~. Seatbelts, 18 and Over l 29A- 2!04- l 29A-Attaching False ?!ates 2 29A- 225!- 8A FI Give Noti ce of Aced Qkst Means 1 29A- 2253- l Leaving Scene of PD Accident 1 29A- 2308- 5 Reg Owner Veh Pass Stpd School Bus 1 29A- 24!!- l 29.1>.-00I l 29A- 24!2- l 29l>.-0.1>.S l 29A -24!2 -~. 29A-0AS/ FT Pay Fine 1 29A- 35! 29A- fail t o Register MV >150 Days 1 29A-35!- l 29A- fail t o Regi ste r MV 30- 150 Days 2

69 Cumberland county Sheriff ' s Offic e Total Traffic Warning Report, by Violation

Violation Description To cal

291'.-1601- 8 29A-fI Produce Proof of I nsurance 2 29P.-l 768- S 29A- Operating Defective M/ V ! 291'.-1768- 7 29A-fI Display Certif icate of Inspe ction !6 291'.-1904- lA 29A- Inadeqate Headlight 26 29P.-1905 29A- !nadequate Rear Li ght 12 291'.-1909 29A- !nadequate Pl ate Ligh~ 9 29P.-l 912- l 29A- !nadequat..e Exhaust System 4 29A- 1912- 3 29A-Exc essive Exhaust Noise ! 291i.- 2057 - 7.~ 29A-FI Stoµ at Stop Sign 5 29P.-2057- 7B 29A-FI Yield at Stop Sign l 29P.-2066- l 29A-following Too Close 2 291'.-2073- 3A 29A-Speeding 1- 9 Ove r 2 29P.-2073- 3B 29A-Speeding 10 - 14 Over 38 29A- 2073- 3C 29A-Speedi ng 15- !9 Over Limi t 42 291'.-2073- 3D 29A- Speeding 20- 2 4 o-.. rer Limit 9 29P.-2073- 3E 29~.-Speedi ng 25- 29 Over Liw.it 6 29P.-2074 29A- !mpr udent Speed 2 291'.-2074- LU 29A-Speeding School Zone 1- 9 Ove r 4 29P.-2074- L>2 29~.-Spe eding School Zone 1 0- 14 Ove r 2 29A- 2074- 1A3 29A-Speeding School Zone 15- 19 Ove r 2 291'.-2074- 3A 291'.-Speeding 30- 35 MPH l 29P.-2081- 3 29A- Noc Using Safecy Belts l 29A- 3Sl 29A-failure co Regiscer MV >150 Days 2 29A- 351- l 29A-failure co Regiscer MV 30- 150 Days 9 3C 29A-Speeding 1- 15 Over Litni c 2 0 291'.-0-c;her 13

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70 Town of Naples Town Meeting Warrant for the Adoption of the FY 2018-2019 Municipal Budget and Other Business

To Laurie Hodge, a resident of the Town of Naples, in the County of Cumberland, State of Maine.

In the name of the State of Maine, you are required to notify and warn the Inhabitants of the Town of Naples, qualified by law to vote in Town affairs, to meet at the Town of Naples Municipal Building Gymnasium in said Town of Naples, on Saturday, June 9, 2018 at 9:00 A.M., then and there to act upon the following articles to wit:

ARTICLE 1. To elect a moderator to preside at said meeting.

ARTICLE 2. To see if the Town will vote to permit municipal administrators or staff, school department administrators or staff and elected State officials, who are not residents of Naples, to speak as appropriate when recognized by the Moderator.

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BUDGET ARTICLES

ARTICLE 3. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $19,290 for Boards and Committees. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $639,697 for Administration. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 5. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $180,155 for Town Maintenance. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $36,450 for Assessing. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $11,000 for General Assistance. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 8. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $309.630 for Sanitation. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $237,000 for Fire Department. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 10. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $504,996 for the Rescue Department. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 11. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $10,515 for the Marine Safety. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

71 ARTICLE 12. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $27,646 for Dispatch. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 13. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $24,593 for Animal Control. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 14. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation $25,000 for Unanticipated Expenses and to authorize the Selectboard to approve payment of bills, pertaining to emergencies and unforeseen expenses, that they deem necessary that occur during the fiscal year. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 15. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $82,000 for Public Library. (Selectboard voted 4-1 to recommend and Budget Committee voted unanimously to recommend)

ARTICLE 16. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $66,768 for General Obligation Debt. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

Note: Total includes principal and interest on a Ladder Truck Bond and the purchase of Kent’s Landing Bond in the amounts of $18,537 and $48,231 respectively.

ARTICLE 17. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation $88,562 and appropriate from the Town of Naples Downtown and Waterfront Tax Increment Financing District Development Program Fund for TIF Funded Debt. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

Note: Total includes principal and interest on a Fire Suppression System Bond

ARTICLE 18. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $504,300 for Roads and Highways. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 19. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $159,191 for Recreation. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 20. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $9,578 for Historical Society. (Selectboard voted unanimously and Budget Committee voted 4-1 to recommend)

ARTICLE 21. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $14,300 for Community Groups and Events. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

Band Concerts $ 2,300 4th of July Expenses $ 8,000 Muddy River Snow Seekers $ 2,500 Crosswalk Community Outreach $ 1,500

ARTICLE 22. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $66,233 for Outside Agencies. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

Maine Health Care at Home $ 4,000 Family Crisis Center $ 300 Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce $ 1,250 Lakes Region Television $33,000 Lakes Environmental Association $10,000 72 VNA Home Health and Hospice $ 500 Lifeflight of Maine $ 968 Opportunity Alliance $ 5,000 Regional Transportation Program* $ 1,500 Senior Congregate Meal Site $ 3,700 Southern Maine Agency on Aging $ 1,600 Tri-County Mental Health $ 3,000 Western Maine Veteran’s Home $ 175 Maine Public Broadcasting Network $ 100 Lakes Region Senior Services $ 740 American Legion $ 400

*These funds are requested for the social service transportation for Naples.

ARTICLE 23. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $537,570 for County Tax. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

ARTICLE 24. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $439,000 for Capital Reserves. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

Fire Apparatus Reserve $ 50,000 Fire Station Building Reserve $ 10,000 Maintenance Department Vehicle Reserve $ 8,000 Paving and Road Reconstruction Reserve $300,000 Rescue Equipment Reserve $ 10,000 Compensated Absences Reserve $ 15,000 Town Office Building Repairs Reserve $ 10,000 Ambulance Reserve $ 30,000 SCBA Bottle Replacement Reserve $ 6,000

ARTICLE 25. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate $244,070 for Capital Improvements. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

Cemetery Improvements $ 25,000 Digital Tax Mapping $ 18,500 One-Ton Truck with Plow $ 40,620 Sand Spreader Unit $ 4,950 Sweeper Attachment (tractor) $ 5,000 Door Security Upgrades – Fire Station $ 8,000 Masonry Repairs to Town Buildings $ 25,000 Ballfield Improvements $ 7,000 Gymnasium Roof $110,000

ARTICLE 26. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation $85,433 and appropriate from the Town of Naples Downtown and Waterfront Tax Increment Financing District Development Program Fund for TIF Funded Projects and Services. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

73 FICA/Medicare for Info Center Attendant $ 350 4th of July Expenses $ 8,000 Causeway Dock Expansion $ 48,000 Causeway Maintenance and Improvements $ 12,000 Info Center Operational Expenses $ 5,083 Causeway Cleaning and Mowing Contract $ 12,000

ARTICLE 27. To see if the Town will vote to apply the following anticipated revenues against the total amount authorized to be raised by taxation or to see what action the Town will take. (Selectboard and Budget Committee so recommend)

Bulky Waste Revenue $ 676,577 Interest Income $ 2,000 Administration Fees $1,328,750 Rescue Fees $ 135,050 Marine Mooring Fees $ 5,400 Recreation Fees $ 46,000 Total $2,193,777

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BUSINESS ARTICLES

ARTICLE 28. To see if the Town will vote to fix the date of October 20, 2018 as the date when the first one- half of taxes shall be due and payable, with interest on the first installment to start after that date, and the date of April 20, 2019 as the date when the second one-half of taxes are due and payable, with interest on the second installment to start after that date, and to see if the Town will vote to charge a 7% annual interest rate on unpaid taxes.

ARTICLE 29. To see if the Town will vote to set the annual interest rate to be paid by the Town on abated taxes at 3% and to authorize such interest paid or abatements granted to be appropriated from overlay funds and then, if necessary, from unassigned fund balance (surplus).

ARTICLE 30. To see if the Town will vote, in accordance with 36 M.R.S.A. § 506, to authorize the Tax Collector and Town Treasurer to accept prepayment of taxes not yet committed and to pay no interest thereon.

ARTICLE 31. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to carry forward to the 2018-2019 fiscal year, and assign fund balance accordingly, any appropriated but unexpended account balances at the end of the 2017-2018 fiscal year as they deem to be advisable.

ARTICLE 32. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to transfer funds from budget accounts that have unexpended balances at the end of FY 2017-2018 to budget accounts that have overruns at the end of FY 2017-2018, provided that any such transfer is not more than five percent (5%) of the funds appropriated under the FY 2017-2018 municipal budget and any such transfer is first approved at a properly called public meeting of the Selectmen.

ARTICLE 33. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to accept or reject donations of personal property and/or to accept or reject gifts of money to the various accounts of the Town for the ensuing year and to appropriate those moneys donated for specific purposes. 74 ARTICLE 34. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen, on behalf of the Town, to apply for State, Federal (including Community Development Block Grants) and other grants on the Town’s behalf for purposes deemed by the Selectmen to be in the best interests of the Town; to accept such grants, including, when necessary, the authority to sign contract and related documents and to accept conditions of approval; and to appropriate such grant funds for any purpose for which the Town has appropriated funds in 2018-2019 fiscal year.

ARTICLE 35. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell or otherwise dispose of Town equipment and materials with a value of $30,000 or less and deemed obsolete or surplus by the Selectmen on such terms as they deem proper after the items have first been offered to all Town Departments; to place any sale proceeds in a Capital Reserve Account for the Department that maintains and uses said personal property; and to appropriate said capital reserve funds for the purchase of equipment for said Department.

ARTICLE 36. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to retain, sell or dispose of, by a means and upon such terms and conditions as the Selectmen deem advisable, any real estate acquired by the Town for non-payment of taxes thereon, and to execute such contracts, deeds and other instruments, and to take such other actions as may in the Selectmen’s judgment be advisable to effect the sale of such property; to adopt any policies or procedures relating to the same as the Selectmen deem advisable; and to authorize the Selectmen to place some or all of the proceeds from any such sales into the Capital Improvements Reserve Fund as they deem advisable.

ARTICLE 37. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to execute and deliver release deeds at their discretion for the purpose of removing from the public record tax lien certificates that have not been discharged through inadvertence.

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STAND-ALONE ARTICLES

ARTICLE 38. To see if the Town will vote to approve the construction of a 24 foot x 24 foot storage building with private funding to be built on the municipal property parcel known as the Plummer Fields, tax map U4, lot 7-A in the Town of Naples.

ARTICLE 39. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate from Undesignated Fund Balance $41,500 for the dismantling, moving, reassembling, and restoration of the Bay of Naples Inn Cupola. (Selectboard voted 1 for and 3 against to recommend and Budget Committee voted 5 against to recommend)

ARTICLE 40. To see if the Town will vote to approve the placement of the Bay of Naples Inn Cupola on the municipal property parcel known as Kent’s Landing, tax map U24, lot 4 in the Town of Naples.

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75 ORDINANCE ARTICLES

ARTICLE 41. To see if the Town of Naples, pursuant to 23 MRSA § 3025, will vote to accept the dedication made by Madison Heights Associates, Inc. of title in fee simple in the land bounded as described as follows:

All right, title, and interest in Eisenhower Court; Which is depicted on a plan entitled Madison Heights Subdivision, Naples, Maine, made for Madison Heights Associates, Inc. dated January 19, 1988, as revised and recorded in the Cumberland County Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 170, Page 47. Reference is hereby made to said plan for a more particular description of said road; and to accept and establish a town way on said land.

ARTICLE 42. Shall an ordinance entitled “Driveway/Entrance Ordinance” be enacted?

[The proposed ordinance amendments are available for review and inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office, www.townofnaples.org and will be available at the Town Meeting.]

ARTICLE 43. Shall an ordinance entitled “Invasive Aquatic Plant Survey Ordinance” be enacted?

[The proposed ordinance amendments are available for review and inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office, www.townofnaples.org and will be available at the Town Meeting.]

ARTICLE 44. Shall an ordinance entitled “Town of Naples Ordinance Restricting Vehicle Weight on Posted Ways” be enacted?

[The proposed ordinance amendments are available for review and inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office, www.townofnaples.org and will be available at the Town Meeting.]

ARTICLE 45. Shall an “Ordinance Adopting A Moratorium on Retail Recreational Marijuana” be enacted?

[The proposed ordinance amendments are available for review and inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office, www.townofnaples.org and will be available at the Town Meeting.]

ARTICLE 46. Shall an “Ordinance Adopting A Moratorium to Prohibit the Reduction of Commercial, Business and Retail Space and Uses in the Village District” be enacted?

[The proposed ordinance amendments are available for review and inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office, www.townofnaples.org and will be available at the Town Meeting.]

ARTICLE 47. Shall an ordinance entitled “2018 Amendments to the Town of Naples Shoreland Zoning Ordinance regarding Aquatic Structures” be enacted?”

Note: This is to eliminate the 6 foot in width configuration.

[The proposed ordinance amendments are available for review and inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office, www.townofnaples.org and will be available at the Town Meeting.]

ARTICLE 48. Shall an ordinance entitled “2018 Amendments to the Town of Naples Shoreland Zoning Ordinance regarding Aquatic Structures” be enacted?

Note: This is to allow for increased square footage of docks. 76 [The proposed ordinance amendments are available for review and inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office, www.townofnaples.org and will be available at the Town Meeting.]

ARTICLE 49. Shall an ordinance entitled “2018 Amendments to the Town of Naples Zoning Ordinance regarding Setback from Residential Properties” be enacted?

[The proposed ordinance amendments are available for review and inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office, www.townofnaples.org, and will be available at the Town Meeting.]

ARTICLE 50. Shall a new “Town of Naples Sign Ordinance” be enacted thus repealing the “Town of Naples Sign Ordinance” adopted by Town Meeting vote June 27, 1998?

[The proposed ordinance amendments are available for review and inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office, www.townofnaples.org and will be available at the Town Meeting.]

ARTICLE 51. Shall the “Town of Naples In-Law Apartment Ordinance” enacted November 7, 2000 be repealed, and shall amendments to the Town of Naples Definitional Ordinance, the Town of Naples Land Use Ordinance and the Town of Naples Shoreland Zoning Ordinance regarding Accessory Apartments” be enacted?

[The proposed ordinance amendments are available for review and inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office, www.townofnaples.org and will be available at the Town Meeting.]

Hereof, fail not, have you there and then this warrant with your doings thereon.

Given under our hands in the Town of Naples, this 30th day of April 2018.

77 BUDGET SUMMARY

2016-17 2016-17 2017-18 2017-18 2018-19 % $$ APPROVED ACTUAL APPROVED ACTUAL PROPOSED CHANGE CHANGE As of 5/18/2018

CAPITAL RESERVES $258,000 $ 354,278 $393,000 $ 271,830 $ 439,000 11.7%$ 46,000 CAPITOL IMPROVEMENTS $185,000 $ 158,644 $ 37,400 $ 43,133 $ 244,070 552.6%$ 206,670 TIF FUNDED PROJ./SERV. $8,000 $ 8,000 $ 60,400 $ 52,939 $ 85,433 41.4%$ 25,033 BOARDS & COMMITTEES$- - $-$$ 9,984 $ 19,290 $ 19,290 ADMINISTRATION $609,710 $ 567,794 $ 606,369 $ 524,345 $ 639,697 5.5%$ 33,328 TOWN MAINTENANCE$ 149,167 $ 139,079 $ 149,816 $ 119,778 $ 180,155 20.3% $ 30,340 ASSESSING$ 36,450 $ 35,250 $ 36,450 $ 36,450 $ 36,450 0.0%$ - GENERAL ASSISTANCE$ 11,000 $ 7,580 $8,097 13,000 $ $ 11,000 -15.4%$ (2,000) SANITATION $309,280 $ 199,627 $ 310,630 $ 147,908 $ 309,630 -0.3%$ (1,000) FIRE DEPARTMENT$ 223,556 $ 204,075 $ 230,579 $ 189,098 $ 237,000 2.8%$ 6,421 RESCUE$ 426,423 $ 411,214 $ 463,719 $ 379,986 $ 504,996 8.9%$ 41,277 MARINE SAFETY$ 9,155 $ 6,565 $6,440 10,516 $ $ 10,515 0.0%$ (1) DISPATCH$ 26,059 $ 26,059 $- 26,833 $ $ 27,646 3.0%$ 813 ANIMAL CONTROL$ 17,086 $ 20,545 $ 25,138 $ 10,656 $ 24,593 -2.2%$ (545) UNANTICIPATED EXPENSES$ 25,000 $ 22,900 $6,996 25,000 $ $ 25,000 0.0%$ - PUBLIC LIBRARY$ 74,000 $ 74,000 $ 74,000 $ 74,000 $ 82,000 10.8%$ 8,000 GEN. OBLIGATION DEBT $222,763 $ 222,763 $ 194,637 $ 202,296 $ 66,768 -65.7%$ (127,869) TIF FUNDED DEBT SERVICE$ 141,678 $ 132,562 $- 88,562 $ $ 88,562 0.0%$ - ROADS & HIGHWAYS$ 432,700 $ 422,889 $ 438,100 $ 417,078 $ 504,300 15.1%$ 66,200 RECREATION$ 126,285 $ 122,785 $ 129,141 $ 105,818 $ 159,191 23.3%$ 30,050 HISTORICAL SOCIETY$ 14,147 $ 12,595 $7,524 10,176 $ $ 9,578 -5.9%$ (598) COMM. GROUPS/EVENTS$ 27,800 $ 23,050 $ 14,300 $ 7,207 $ 14,300 0.0%$ - OUTSIDE AGENCIES$ 50,936 $ 41,856 $ 60,418 $ 56,268 $ 66,233 9.6%$ 5,815 INTERGOVERNMENTAL$- - $$ 8,262,483 $ 6,730,568 $ 8,352,144 1.1%$ 89,661 Total Expenditures$ 3,384,193 $ 3,214,110 $ 11,660,666 $ 9,408,399 $ 12,137,551 4.1%$ 476,885 Anticipated Taxes/Revenues$- - $$ 11,915,716 $ 11,731,940 $ 12,326,854 3.5%$ 411,138 ESTIMATED NET to be Raised$ (189,303)

78 ESTIMATED REVENUES

2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2017-18 2018-19 NET ACTUAL ACTUAL Budgeted ACTUAL PROPOSED CHANGE As of 4/27/2018

2 TRANSFER STATION 250 Interest Income$- 899 $-$-$ $ - 0% 411 Town Money - Casco$ 71,720 $- 71,720 $-$ $ 71,720 0% 416 Town Money - Naples$ 83,673 $- 98,887 $-$ $ 98,887 0% $156,292 $- 170,607 $-$ $ 170,607 0% 3 BULKY WASTE 081 Salvage Funds Metals/Ba$ 28,582 $ 30,425 $ 28,000 $ 28,886 $ 30,000 7% 082 Salvage Funds Cans/Bott $1,004 $- 290 $-$ $ - 0% 083 Salvage Funds Mulch$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% 084 Salvage Funds Shop & Dr $8,553 $6,000 6,866 $$ 5,372 $ 7,250 21% 085 Salvage Funds Compost$685 1,302 $-$$ 622 $ 700 0% 087 Salvage Funds Copper$ 2,531 $- 2,430 $$ 1,761 $ 2,500 0% 088 Salvage Funds Aluminum $1,732 $5,500 1,948 $$ 2,172 $ 2,250 -59% 089 Salvage Funds R & R$ 918 $ 1,104 $ 1,900 $ 153 $ 500 -74% 250 Interest Income$- - $$- 900 $ $ - -100% 411 Contribution - Casco$- - $$ 76,070 $ 38,035 $ 76,070 0% 416 Contribution - Naples$- - $$ 95,630 $ 39,846 $ 89,000 -7% 422 Loader Lease Fees$ 2,400 $- 3,000 $-$ $ - 0% 902 Town Money - Otisfield$ 29,848 $ 25,827 $31,182 36,000 $ $ 36,000 0% 903 Town Money - Casco$ 101,527 $ 66,623 $ 104,350 $ 52,500 $ 104,350 0% 904 Town Money - Naples$ 126,925 $ 78,519 $ 104,350 $ 44,464 $ 104,350 0% 950 Tipping Fees - General$ 47,625 $ 42,030 $30,411 45,000 $ $ 42,000 -7% 955 Tipping Fees -Transfer St $70(53) $-$-$ $ - 0% 956 Tipping Fees Commercia $9,250 $ 13,214 $ 10,000 $ 10,232 $ 11,000 10% 998 Undesignated Fund Balan $-72 $-$$ 283 $ - 0% $362,216 $ 273,030 $ 513,700 $ 285,917 $ 505,970 -2%

4 Trust Funds $-- $-$-$ $ - 0% $-- $-$-$ $ - 0%

5 Capital Reserve 250 Interest Income$- 1,298 $-$-$ $ - 0% 251 Chapin Int. Income$- - $2,050$4,883$ $ 2,000 -2% $-- $$4,883 2,050 $ $ 2,000 -2%

6 Capital Improvements $-- $-$-$ $ - 0% $-- $-$-$ $ - 0%

7 SPECIAL ENTERPRISE 005 Recreation$ 3,693 $- 3,683 $$ 2,895 $ 3,000 0% 010 Fire Department$845 - $-$$ 654 $ 500 0% 012 Fuel Assistance$- 414 $-$$ (695) $ - 0% 017 Lake Region Youth Footba$-439 $-$-$ $ - 0% 023 BNeault Plaque$- 200 $-$-$ $ - 0% 031 Bench Sales$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% 999 Use of Fund Balance$66 - $-$-$ $ - 0% $4,5944,746 $-$2,854$ $ 3,500 0% 8 TIF 79 Use of TIF$- - $8,000$-$ $ 36,900 361% $-- $8,000$-$ $ 36,900 361% 9TAXES 100 Tax Commitment$ 10,202,688 $ 9,799,171 $ 9,942,576 $ 9,942,577 $ 9,942,576 0% 101 BETE$ 354 $5,040 5,323 $$ 5,040 $ 5,040 0% 102 Homestead$ 69,586 $ 87,267 $ 121,328 $ 106,304 $ 151,661 25% 105 Supplementals$6,944 5,482 $-$$ 3,468 $ 5,000 0% 110 Abatements$ (67,680) $- (11,488) $$ (11,808) $ (15,000) 0% 715 Veterans$3,411 3,465 $3,400$$ 3,204 $ 3,400 0% $10,210,430 $ 9,887,218 $ 10,072,344 $ 10,045,580 $ 10,092,677 0%

10 ADMINISTRATION 100 Clerks Fees$ 29,000 $ 29,562 $ 27,000 $ 19,416 $ 29,000 7% 110 CEO Fees$ 37,607 $ 60,386 $ 38,000 $ 49,236 $ 45,000 18% 116 Vending Machine$- 123 $-$-$ $ - 0% 141 Impound Fees$200 350 $300$$ 550 $ 500 67% 150 Planning Board$4,498 4,204 $$ 3,800 $ 2,567 $ 3,800 0% 155 Appeals Board$363 395 $500$631$ $ 350 -30% 180 Cemetery Lots$700 600 $-$-$ $ - 0% 191 Room Rents$5,575 5,150 $$ 4,800 $ 4,750 $ 4,800 0% 192 Post Office Rent$ 20,605 $ 22,357 $ 22,500 $ 15,956 $ 22,500 0% 200 Auto Excise$ 748,677 $ 807,466 $ 700,000 $ 630,937 $ 750,000 7% 210 Boat Excise$42,919 41,794 $$10,007 39,000 $ $ 40,000 3% 250 Investment Income$3,713 1,951 $$ 2,000 $ 9,133 $ 4,500 125% 251 Cash Over/Short$2,021 1 $-$$ (83) $ - 0% 300 Lien Charges and Fees$ 18,987 $ 17,580 $ 19,300 $ 10,250 $ 19,000 -2% 310 Interest on Taxes$ 64,533 $ 81,422 $ 60,000 $ 26,561 $ 55,000 -8% 321 Fireworks Donations$4,425 2,775 $3,000$$ 1,850 $ 2,500 -17% 700 State Revenue Sharing$ 153,227 $ 146,109 $ 144,245 $ 110,798 $ 147,900 3% 710 DOT Local Roads$ 43,184 $ 42,984 $ 45,000 $ 43,672 $ 45,000 0% 716 Snowmobile$1,072 - $2,600$-$ $ 1,000 -62% 725 Tree Growth Penalty$ 42,303 $35,000 39,861 $$ 45,229 $ 50,000 43% 735 State Park Fee Sharing$3,460 2,648 $2,300$-$ $ 3,400 48% 815 Cable Franchise Fees$ 60,115 $ 61,927 $ 55,000 $ 64,507 $ 64,500 17% 816 Causeway Rental Fee$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% 990 Disposal of Assets$- - $-$$ 44,819 $ - 0% 991 Sale of Tax Acquired Prop $-6,914 $-$-$ $ - 0% 992 Bulky Waste Surplus Distr $- $ 23,926 $- 20,000 $ $ - -100% 993 Use of TIF Funds$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% 998 Undesignated Funds$- - $$- 250,000 $ $ - -100% 999 Miscellaneous$ - $ 33,456 $ 14,000 $ 7,569 $ 40,000 186% $1,285,142 $ 1,435,983 $ 1,488,345 $ 1,005,248 $ 1,328,750 -11%

12 FEMA/MEMA 012 FEMA/MEMA$- 19,672 $-$-$ $ - 0% $-19,672 $-$-$ $ - 0%

13 PROJECT GRADUATION 100 Donations$ 13,206 $- 10,469 $$ 9,918 $ - 0% 190 March Madness$- 10 $-$-$ $ - 0% $13,216 $- 10,469 $$ 9,918 $ - 0%

19 GRANTS 503 Grants II$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% $-- $-$-$ $ - 0% 80 42 RESCUE 615 Rescue$ 107,640 $ 152,044 $ 135,000 $ 111,071 $ 135,000 0% 616 CPR$29 32 $-$56$ $ 50 0% $107,672 $ 152,073 $ 135,000 $ 111,127 $ 135,050 0%

44 MARINE SAFETY 602 Mooring Fees$5,400 5,470 $$ 5,400 $ 1,430 $ 5,400 0% $5,470 $5,400 5,400 $$ 1,430 $ 5,400 0% 80 RECREATION 910 Aerobics$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% 913 Aquacise$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% 916 Art$ 63,012 $ 44,575 $ 58,000 $ 23,228 $ 45,000 -22% 919 Basketball$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% 924 Day Camp$ 610 $- 1,154 $-$ $ 1,000 0% 928 Football$- 100 $-$-$ $ - 0% 945 Senior Citizens$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% 946 Senior Exercising$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% 947 Soccer$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% 948 Summer Swimming$- - $-$-$ $ - 0% $63,722 $ 45,729 $ 58,000 $ 23,228 $ 46,000 -21%

Totals$ 12,227,025 $ 11,987,727 $ 12,280,789 $ 12,326,854

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