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Real Estate Tax Commitment Book Norridgewock Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 13.250 08/13/2020 11:59 AM 2020 TAX COMMITMENT Page 1 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 2145 11 UPPER MAIN, LLC. 20,600 87,900 0 108,500 1,437.63 304 SAWYERS MILLS ROAD Acres 0.28 STARKS ME 04911 11 UPPER MAIN ST 028-033-000A B2255P338 10/16/1996 1825 21ST MORTGAGE 43,300 30,900 0 74,200 983.15 CORPORATION 620 MARKET STREET Acres 11.50 SUITE 100 KNOXVILLE TN 37902 318 FREDERICK CORNER RD 017-005-001 B5518P251 02/21/2020 B2144P293 3 ABBOTT, CHARLENE A, 27,900 79,300 25,000 82,200 1,089.15 LIFE ESTATE 57 AIRPORT RD Acres 1.90 02 Homestead NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 57 AIRPORT RD 014-035 B4113P107 03/25/2009 B3907P82 09/14/2007 4 ABBOTT, HARRY 25,300 2,700 0 28,000 371.00 ABBOTT, PERLEY/JASON Acres 1.00 64 NICHOLS ST MADISON ME 04950 369 MARTIN STREAM RD 023-033 B1654P232 11/21/1990 1 ABBOTT, MICHAEL C 25,800 0 0 25,800 341.85 NICKERSON, LORI A Acres 7.30 PO BOX 24 NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 AIRPORT RD 014-033 B4113P107 03/25/2009 B1367P146 2 ABBOTT, MICHAEL C 25,700 45,800 25,000 46,500 616.13 NICKERSON, LORI A Acres 0.54 02 Homestead PO BOX 24 NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 10 AIRPORT RD 027-005 B4113P106 03/25/2009 B3907P82 09/14/2007 B1589P80 02/27/1990 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 168,600 246,600 50,000 365,200 4,838.91 Subtotals: 168,600 246,600 50,000 365,200 4,838.91 Norridgewock Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 13.250 08/13/2020 11:59 AM 2020 TAX COMMITMENT Page 2 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 5 ABBOTT,MARK/ABBOTT, 10,800 0 0 10,800 143.10 STEVEN & BETTY, TRUSTEES ABBOTT, RANDALL/MARTIN, Acres 4.00 TIMOTHY 38 LANE RD READFIELD ME 04355 OAK HILL RD 021-016 B5043P60 06/29/2016 B2811P158 06/19/2001 B2809P2 06/13/2001 6 ABENAKI AVIATION 0 26,000 0 26,000 344.50 1161 EAST POND RD SMITHFIELD ME 04978 500 AIRPORT HANGAR 013-008-500-ON 2119 ADAMS, DAN C 32,700 110,500 25,000 118,200 1,566.15 ADAMS, SHARON M Acres 5.85 02 Homestead 148 MERCER RD NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 148 MERCER RD 019-009-001 B5315P191 08/09/2018 B3733P268 08/29/2006 1416 ADAMS, EDWARD D 27,200 39,500 0 66,700 883.78 508 WARD HILL ROAD Acres 0.96 NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 508 WARD HILL RD 007-027 B5430P31 07/08/2019 B4979P244 11/30/2015 B3649P159 03/23/2006 B2921P286 03/05/2006 B2558P151 06/01/1999 551 ADAMS, JOHN L 35,500 165,400 0 200,900 2,661.93 ADAMS, AIMEE FB Acres 3.00 725 MERCER RD NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 725 MERCER RD 018-014-002 B4998P208 02/03/2016 B3883P53 07/23/2007 B3283P124 03/22/2004 B1817P312 09/01/1992 2070 ADAMS, JUSTIN E 42,100 57,600 0 99,700 1,321.03 LEBLANC, SIERRA Acres 9.50 194 WARD HILL RD NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 194 WARD HILL RD 015-011 B5451P245 08/16/2019 B4970P54 10/29/2015 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 148,300 399,000 25,000 522,300 6,920.49 Subtotals: 316,900 645,600 75,000 887,500 11,759.40 Norridgewock Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 13.250 08/13/2020 11:59 AM 2020 TAX COMMITMENT Page 3 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 1415 ADAMS, WAYNE D 39,200 0 0 39,200 519.40 SMITH, TREASURE A Acres 45.00 606 TEMPLE ROAD FARMINGTON ME 04938 TARBELL HILL RD 007-011 B5171P166 06/26/2017 8 AIKEN, MICHELLE TRAFTON 21,800 0 0 21,800 288.85 11 JIMMY ST Acres 3.84 SKOWHEGAN ME 04976 SKOWHEGAN RD 016-031-002 B1871P209 1024 AINSLIES MARKET II, LLC 28,100 323,400 0 351,500 4,657.38 44 POND ROAD Acres 0.92 SIDNEY ME 04330 12 MAIN ST 033-026 B5100P197 11/18/2016 1025 AINSLIES MARKET II, LLC 25,000 81,600 0 106,600 1,412.45 44 POND ROAD Acres 0.50 SIDNEY ME 04330 14 MAIN ST 033-023 B5100P197 11/18/2016 9 ALBEE, SCOTT 44,800 129,100 25,000 148,900 1,972.93 220 RIVER RD Acres 14.00 02 Homestead NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 220 RIVER RD 012-011-002 B1358P53 1674 ALBERICO, DAVID 32,500 126,900 25,000 134,400 1,780.80 ALBERICO, ALYSSA Acres 1.00 02 Homestead 318 RIVER RD NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 318 RIVER RD 012-013-003 B4477P103 12/23/2011 B2938P312 04/18/2002 B2687P307 06/26/2000 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 191,400 661,000 50,000 802,400 10,631.81 Subtotals: 508,300 1,306,600 125,000 1,689,900 22,391.21 Norridgewock Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 13.250 08/13/2020 11:59 AM 2020 TAX COMMITMENT Page 4 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 1286 ALCIME, DIEULILA 23,300 56,600 0 79,900 1,058.68 PO BOX 263 Acres 0.41 NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 40 MAIN ST 033-033 B5281P121 05/18/2018 B3674P124 05/11/2006 11 ALDRICH, ANDREW J 33,000 81,000 25,000 89,000 1,179.25 ALDRICH, MICHELLE R Acres 2.80 02 Homestead 213 WATERVILLE RD NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 213 WATERVILLE RD 024-004 B4079P232 12/05/2008 12 ALDRICH, DENNIS J 25,400 81,100 25,000 81,500 1,079.88 ALDRICH, IMOGENE L Acres 1.27 02 Homestead 19 EVERETT ST NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 19 EVERETT ST 035-046 B2890P180 12/21/2001 2417 ALEXANDER, KIMBERLEY J 40,800 120,400 0 161,200 2,135.90 ALEXANDER, SCOTT L Acres 7.28 190 CHILDS ROAD NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 190 CHILDS ROAD 009-046 499 ALLEN, WILLIAM P 58,800 5,700 25,000 39,500 523.38 754 WARD HILL RD Acres 43.52 02 Homestead NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 754 WARD HILL RD 003-023 B2476P49 10/06/1998 1101 ALLEY, ALPHONSE C 42,800 8,300 0 51,100 677.08 104 BOMBAZEE RD Acres 10.70 NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 104 BOMBAZEE RD 006-022-001 B4983P170 12/08/2015 B3626P215 01/31/2006 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 224,100 353,100 75,000 502,200 6,654.17 Subtotals: 732,400 1,659,700 200,000 2,192,100 29,045.38 Norridgewock Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 13.250 08/13/2020 11:59 AM 2020 TAX COMMITMENT Page 5 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 1102 ALLEY, ALPHONSE C 39,400 11,200 25,000 25,600 339.20 104 BOMBAZEE RD Acres 5.61 02 Homestead NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 BOMBAZEE RD 006-022-003 B4983P170 12/08/2015 B1416P110 03/24/1988 811 ALLEY, NICOLE L 25,400 67,300 0 92,700 1,228.27 ALLEY, CHAD H Acres 1.26 877 NORRIDGEWOCK ROAD FAIRFIELD ME 04937 57 OLD SCHOOL HOUSE RD 025-026-001 B5039P339 06/17/2016 B4213P304 11/16/2009 17 ALVES, CHRISTOPHER P 48,200 148,400 25,000 171,600 2,273.70 ALVES, JILL C Acres 41.00 02 Homestead PO BOX 585 NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 36 DUKE'S WY 018-001-003 B2625P67 11/12/1999 1448 ALVES, CHRISTOPHER P 25,800 83,600 0 109,400 1,449.55 STEVENS, RYAN P Acres 1.00 36 DUKES WAY NORRIDGEWOCK ME 04957 101 MERCER RD 027-028 B5217P215 10/20/2017 B5141P18 03/23/2017 B1571P23 18 ALVES, PAUL 32,400 0 0 32,400 429.30 ALVES, REBECCA Acres 26.70 PO BOX 2547 ORLEANS MA 02653 6547 AIRPORT RD 013-003-005 B3732P110 08/25/2006 61 AMARREN, LLC 0 9,900 0 9,900 131.17 162 NORTH POND RD WINSLOW ME 04901 10 AMANDA TERR 024-065-ON B5126P88 01/02/2017 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 171,200 320,400 50,000 441,600 5,851.19 Subtotals: 903,600 1,980,100 250,000 2,633,700 34,896.57 Norridgewock Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 13.250 08/13/2020 11:59 AM 2020 TAX COMMITMENT Page 6 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 62 AMARREN, LLC 0 22,900 0 22,900 303.43 162 NORTH POND RD WINSLOW ME 04901 14 AMANDA TERR 024-065-003-ON B5126P88 01/02/2017 63 AMARREN, LLC 0 7,100 0 7,100 94.08 162 NORTH POND RD WINSLOW ME 04901 460 WATERVILLE RD 024-065-001-ON B5126P88 01/02/2017 64 AMARREN, LLC 32,700 4,900 0 37,600 498.20 162 NORTH POND RD Acres 1.12 WINSLOW ME 04901 13 KEVIN BLVD 024-018-003 B5126P88 01/02/2017 66 AMARREN, LLC 30,500 11,200 0 41,700 552.53 162 NORTH POND RD Acres 1.17 WINSLOW ME 04901 465 WATERVILLE RD 024-018-005 B5126P88 01/02/2017 B5100P152 11/16/2016 67 AMARREN, LLC 33,200 9,300 0 42,500 563.13 162 NORTH POND RD Acres 1.47 WINSLOW ME 04901 14 KEVIN BLVD 024-018-004 B5126P88 01/02/2017 68 AMARREN, LLC 30,300 0 0 30,300 401.48 162 NORTH POND RD Acres 1.04 WINSLOW ME 04901 471 WATERVILLE RD 024-018-006 B5126P88 01/02/2017 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 126,700 55,400 0 182,100 2,412.85 Subtotals: 1,030,300 2,035,500 250,000 2,815,800 37,309.42 Norridgewock Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 13.250 08/13/2020 11:59 AM 2020 TAX COMMITMENT Page 7 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 69 AMARREN, LLC 49,900 0 0 49,900 661.18 162 NORTH POND Acres 64.00 WINSLOW ME 04901 WATERVILLE RD 024-018 B5126P88 01/02/2017 70 AMARREN, LLC 70,000 63,600 0 133,600 1,770.20 162 NORTH POND RD Acres 6.00 WINSLOW ME 04901 12 AMANDA TERR 024-065 B5126P88 01/02/2017 2114 AMES FAMILY LAND 29,400 0 0 29,400 389.55 COMPANY LLC 629 SEBEC VILLAGE ROAD Acres 179.00 SEBEC ME 04481 MADISON RD 001-038-039 B5287P253 06/04/2018 B5287P250 06/04/2018 B4735P330 11/27/2013 B845P917 2260 AMES PROPERTY 0 12,100 0 12,100 160.32 MANAGEMENT LLC 131 HINCKLEY RD CANAAN ME 04924 23 WALNUT DR 019-030-012-ON 2264 AMES PROPERTY 0 16,100 0 16,100 213.33 MANAGEMENT LLC 131 HINCKLEY RD CANAAN ME 04924 3 SPRUCE TERR 019-030-007-ON 22 AMES PROPERTY 0 9,400 0 9,400 124.55 MANAGEMENT LLC 131 HINCKLEY RD CANAAN ME 04924 39 MEADOW RIDGE RD 019-030-025-ON Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 149,300 101,200 0 250,500 3,319.13 Subtotals: 1,179,600 2,136,700 250,000 3,066,300 40,628.55 Norridgewock Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 13.250 08/13/2020 11:59 AM 2020 TAX COMMITMENT Page 8 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 23 AMES PROPERTY 0 9,100 0 9,100 120.58 MANAGEMENT LLC 131 HINCKLEY RD CANAAN ME 04924 33 MEADOW RIDGE RD 019-030-024-ON 464 AMES PROPERTY 0 16,100 0 16,100 213.33 MANAGEMENT LLC 131 HINCKLEY RD CANAAN ME 04924 26 WALNUT DR 019-030-020-ON 914 AMES PROPERTY 0 36,700 0 36,700 486.28 MANAGEMENT LLC 131 HINCKLEY RD CANAAN ME 04924 34 MEADOW RIDGE RD 019-030-034-ON 604 AMES PROPERTY 0 16,400 0 16,400 217.30 MANAGEMENT LLC 131 HINCKLEY RD CANAAN
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