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Table 9 RECAPITULATION of PUBLIC UTILITY COMPANIES BY Table 9 RECAPITULATION OF PUBLIC UTILITY COMPANIES BY COUNTY Actual and Equalized Property Values for Calendar Year 2018 Real Property Personal Property Total Real and Personal Property County Actual Value Equalized Value Actual Value Equalized Value Actual Value Equalized Value Adams Aero Air LLC - - 5,913 5,913 5,913 5,913 AT&T Communications - - 2,844,920 2,844,920 2,844,920 2,844,920 AT&T Mobility LLC - - 3,413,147 3,413,147 3,413,147 3,413,147 Avista Corp - Gas 54,215 46,408 3,016,011 3,016,011 3,070,226 3,062,419 Avista Corporation - Electric 2,548,853 2,181,818 57,357,272 57,357,272 59,906,124 59,539,089 Big Bend Elec Coop Inc 1,694,466 1,450,462 10,552,693 10,552,693 12,247,159 12,003,156 BNSF Railway Company - Tax Dept 65,319,332 55,913,348 10,708,086 10,708,086 76,027,418 66,621,434 Cascade Natural Gas Corp 22,495 19,256 2,379,606 2,379,606 2,402,101 2,398,862 Cellco Partnership - - 3,409,858 3,409,858 3,409,858 3,409,858 Century Tel of WA, Inc (T141) 331,830 284,047 3,807,497 3,807,497 4,139,327 4,091,544 CenturyLink Communications - - 2,312,994 2,312,994 2,312,994 2,312,994 CenturyTel Service Group, LLC - - 935 935 935 935 Columbia Basin Railroad Co Inc 1,704,215 1,458,808 1,248,268 1,248,268 2,952,483 2,707,076 Federal Express Corp - - 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 GATX Corporation - - 14,342,358 14,342,358 14,342,358 14,342,358 Inland Cellular LLC 479,495 410,448 599,243 599,243 1,078,739 1,009,691 Inland Power & Light Co - - 501,404 501,404 501,404 501,404 Noel Communications Inc - - 92,582 92,582 92,582 92,582 Northwest Pipeline GP 13,506 11,561 27,762,430 27,762,430 27,775,936 27,773,991 Palouse River & Coulee City Railroad 1,289 1,103 15,940 15,940 17,229 17,044 Portland General Electric Co - - 93,308 93,308 93,308 93,308 Qwest Corporation 599,622 513,276 2,930,076 2,930,076 3,529,697 3,443,352 South Dakota Soybean Processor - - 52,066 52,066 52,066 52,066 Sprint Corp - - 206,339 206,339 206,339 206,339 Sprint Wireless - - 508,133 508,133 508,133 508,133 T-Mobile USA Inc - - 199,694 199,694 199,694 199,694 Tesoro Logistics Northwest Pipeline 29,670 25,397 8,090,700 8,090,700 8,120,370 8,116,097 TTX Company - - 3,066,267 3,066,267 3,066,267 3,066,267 Union Pacific Railroad Co 47,471,787 40,635,849 630,252 630,252 48,102,038 41,266,101 Wells Fargo Rail Corp - - 14,319,709 14,319,709 14,319,709 14,319,709 Yellowstone Pipe Line Co - - 177,525 177,525 177,525 177,525 Zayo Group, LLC 30,643 26,230 563,365 563,365 594,007 589,595 Total 120,301,416 102,978,012 175,209,852 175,209,852 295,511,268 278,187,864 Asotin Asotin Telephone Co 412,194 366,028 1,316,806 1,164,057 1,729,000 1,530,085 AT&T Communications 275,619 244,750 117,501 103,871 393,120 348,620 AT&T Mobility LLC - - 370,310 327,354 370,310 327,354 Avista Corp - Gas 6,662 5,916 8,277,694 7,317,482 8,284,356 7,323,398 Avista Corporation - Electric 4,402,233 3,909,183 29,635,822 26,198,066 34,038,055 30,107,249 Cellco Partnership - - 2,014,090 1,780,455 2,014,090 1,780,455 CenturyTel Service Group, LLC - - 3,148 2,783 3,148 2,783 Clearwater Power Co 29,786 26,450 1,873,221 1,655,928 1,903,008 1,682,378 Inland Cellular LLC - - 181,422 160,377 181,422 160,377 Inland Power & Light Co - - 189,849 167,827 189,849 167,827 Noel Communications Inc - - 77,108 68,163 77,108 68,163 PacifiCorp - - 450,172 397,952 450,172 397,952 Qwest Corporation - - 2,243,033 1,982,841 2,243,033 1,982,841 Sprint Wireless - - 652,629 576,924 652,629 576,924 T-Mobile USA Inc - - 26,968 23,840 26,968 23,840 XO Communications Inc - - 8,227 7,272 8,227 7,272 Zayo Group, LLC - - 151,121 133,591 151,121 133,591 Total 5,126,495 4,552,327 47,589,120 42,068,782 52,715,615 46,621,109 Benton Actagro LLC - - 626 585 626 585 Aero Air LLC - - 34,001 31,791 34,001 31,791 AT&T Communications 499,954 439,460 941,106 879,934 1,441,060 1,319,394 AT&T Mobility LLC - - 10,015,321 9,364,325 10,015,321 9,364,325 Avista Corporation - Electric - - 156,641 146,460 156,641 146,460 Benton Rural Electric Assoc Inc 3,189,918 2,803,938 30,498,535 28,516,130 33,688,453 31,320,068 BNSF Railway Company - Tax Dept 117,036,508 102,875,090 19,096,219 17,854,965 136,132,727 120,730,055 Cascade Natural Gas Corp 8,073,871 7,096,932 24,877,797 23,260,741 32,951,668 30,357,673 Cellco Partnership - - 18,482,636 17,281,264 18,482,636 17,281,264 Central Washington Railroad Company 231,236 203,256 357,325 334,099 588,561 537,355 CenturyLink Communications - - 249,901 233,658 249,901 233,658 CenturyTel Service Group, LLC - - 695 650 695 650 Charter Fiberlink WA CCVII LLC - - 6,214,829 5,810,865 6,214,829 5,810,865 Electric Lightwave Inc - - 21,907 20,483 21,907 20,483 Federal Express Corp - - 25,784 24,108 25,784 24,108 Felts Field Aviation Inc - - 17,029 15,923 17,029 15,923 Frontier Communications Northwest Inc 7,680,457 6,751,122 31,017,262 29,001,140 38,697,719 35,752,262 Gas Transmission Northwest LLC - - 19,188 17,941 19,188 17,941 Jackson Jet Center - - 48,471 45,321 48,471 45,321 Level 3 Communications 961,245 844,934 4,488,548 4,196,793 5,449,793 5,041,727 Lightspeed Networks, Inc. - - 4,953,742 4,631,749 4,953,742 4,631,749 MCI Communication Services Inc - - 185,168 173,132 185,168 173,132 MCImetro Access Transmission Svcs, LLC - - 3,308 3,093 3,308 3,093 NetJets Inc - - 8,226 7,691 8,226 7,691 Noel Communications Inc - - 110,599 103,410 110,599 103,410 Northwest Pipeline GP 2,166,027 1,903,938 58,476,154 54,675,204 60,642,182 56,579,142 Pacific Wireless Systems LLC - - 7,675 7,176 7,675 7,176 PacifiCorp 271,830 238,938 2,125,409 1,987,257 2,397,239 2,226,196 Portland General Electric Co - - 95,876 89,644 95,876 89,644 Portland General Electric Co - - 658,168 615,387 658,168 615,387 Procor Ltd - - 29,498,165 27,580,784 29,498,165 27,580,784 Puget Sound Energy/Elec - - 156,777 146,587 156,777 146,587 Puget Sound Energy/Gas - - 7,529 7,040 7,529 7,040 Qwest Corporation 14,876 13,076 443,196 414,388 458,072 427,464 South Dakota Soybean Processor - - 53,586 50,103 53,586 50,103 Sprint Corp - - 55,098 51,517 55,098 51,517 Sprint Wireless - - 4,554,165 4,258,145 4,554,165 4,258,145 T-Mobile USA Inc - - 799,531 747,561 799,531 747,561 TTX Company - - 3,155,763 2,950,639 3,155,763 2,950,639 Union Pacific Railroad Co 5,261,357 4,624,733 416,742 389,654 5,678,099 5,014,387 United Telephone of the NW 757,826 666,129 4,356,986 4,073,782 5,114,812 4,739,911 US Cellular Washington 385,457 338,817 6,625,331 6,194,685 7,010,788 6,533,501 Zayo Group, LLC - - 1,158,558 1,083,252 1,158,558 1,083,252 Total 146,530,561 128,800,364 264,469,575 247,279,053 411,000,136 376,079,416 Chelan Aero Air LLC - - 1,478 1,407 1,478 1,407 AT&T Communications - - 1,764 1,679 1,764 1,679 AT&T Mobility LLC - - 5,878,683 5,596,506 5,878,683 5,596,506 Avista Corporation - Electric - - 13,214 12,579 13,214 12,579 BNSF Railway Company - Tax Dept 79,024,747 68,988,605 13,256,734 12,620,411 92,281,482 81,609,016 Cascade & Columbia River Railroad 769,910 672,131 329,961 314,123 1,099,871 986,255 Cascade Natural Gas Corp 1,116,411 974,627 4,195,672 3,994,280 5,312,083 4,968,907 Cellco Partnership - - 14,952,478 14,234,759 14,952,478 14,234,759 CenturyLink Communications - - 72,286 68,816 72,286 68,816 Charter Fiberlink WA CCVII LLC - - 1,125,562 1,071,535 1,125,562 1,071,535 CIT Group/Equipment Financing INC - - 15,937,873 15,172,855 15,937,873 15,172,855 Federal Express Corp - - 8,824 8,400 8,824 8,400 Frontier Communications Northwest Inc 5,333,186 4,655,871 19,922,773 18,966,480 25,255,958 23,622,351 GCI Communication Corp - - 25,434 24,213 25,434 24,213 MCI Communication Services Inc - - 28,000 26,656 28,000 26,656 MCImetro Access Transmission Svcs, LLC - - 2,893 2,754 2,893 2,754 Noel Communications Inc - - 98,505 93,776 98,505 93,776 Northwest Pipeline GP 67,200 58,665 2,629,053 2,502,858 2,696,252 2,561,524 Puget Sound Energy/Elec - - 393,511 374,622 393,511 374,622 Qwest Corporation - - 13,378 12,736 13,378 12,736 Seattle SMSA LTD Partnership - - 21,568 20,533 21,568 20,533 Sprint Corp - - 200,767 191,130 200,767 191,130 Sprint Wireless - - 1,621,142 1,543,327 1,621,142 1,543,327 T-Mobile USA Inc - - 762,379 725,784 762,379 725,784 TTX Company - - 2,721,792 2,591,146 2,721,792 2,591,146 Wells Fargo Rail Corp - - 9,633,236 9,170,840 9,633,236 9,170,840 Zayo Group, LLC - - 1,161,631 1,105,873 1,161,631 1,105,873 Total 86,311,454 75,349,899 95,010,588 90,450,079 181,322,041 165,799,978 Clallam ACS Long Distance Inc - - 76,653 72,591 76,653 72,591 Aero Air LLC - - 63,566 60,197 63,566 60,197 Airpac Airlines - - 224,533 212,633 224,533 212,633 Ameriflight Inc - - 3,702 3,505 3,702 3,505 AT&T Mobility LLC - - 2,792,533 2,644,528 2,792,533 2,644,528 Century Tel of WA, Inc (T141) 1,411,298 1,250,410 3,027,195 2,866,753 4,438,493 4,117,164 CenturyTel Service Group, LLC - - 9,229 8,740 9,229 8,740 CT Broadband/Switched Digital Video Op - - 1,507 1,427 1,507 1,427 Federal Express Corp - - 180,338 170,780 180,338 170,780 GCI Communication Corp - - 257,032 243,409 257,032 243,409 Island Air - - 17,309 16,392 17,309 16,392 Jackson Jet Center - - 2,693 2,550 2,693 2,550 MCImetro Access Transmission Svcs, LLC - - 1,333 1,262 1,333 1,262 NetJets Inc - - 168,627 159,690 168,627 159,690 Qwest Corporation 3,558,558 3,152,883 17,429,762 16,505,984 20,988,320 19,658,867 Seattle SMSA LTD Partnership - - 13,164,888 12,467,149 13,164,888 12,467,149 Sprint Wireless - - 938,805 889,048 938,805 889,048 T-Mobile USA Inc - - 1,264,159 1,197,159 1,264,159 1,197,159 West Coast Charters Inc - - 10,891 10,314 10,891 10,314 Total 4,969,856 4,403,293 39,634,756 37,534,114 44,604,612 41,937,406
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