Contents Dedication 2 Letter from the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen 3 The Town of Waterboro Letter from the Town Administrator 4 Transfer Station & Recycling Letter from Gov. Paul LePage 5 Letter from Sen. Susan Collins 6 Facility Announces: Letter from Angus King 7 Letter from Chellie Pingree 8 Letter from Jared Golden 9 Letter from David Woodsome 10 FREE Letter from Dwayne Prescott 11 Letter from the York County Commissioner 12 CLEAN UP DAY Letter from the York County Sheriff 13 Letter from RSU 57 Superintendent of Schools 14 Saturday June 1, 2019 TAX ASSESSOR’S REPORT 16 • Municipal Valuation Report 16 9am to 5pm • Assessor’s Notice to Taxpayers 17 • Property Tax Exemptions for Veterans • For residents only and their families 18 • Veteran Exemptions 19 • Must have current sticker • Outstanding Taxes 21 • Tax Abatements Processed 24 • No commercial haulers • Outstanding Personal Property 25 or businesses TREASURER’S REPORT 26 • Revenue Summary 26 • Checking Accounts 26 We will ONLY take items • Expense Detail Report 27 that are normally allowed: • Payroll Expense Detail 35 • Vendor Expense Detail 36 ELECTRONICS • Lien Status 38 WHITE GOODS TOWN CLERK’S REPORT 44 • Deaths Recorded / Births Recorded / Total Voters . . 44 FURNITURE • SHINGLES • Marriages 45 SHEETROCK • METAL DEPARTMENT & COMMITTEE REPORTS 46 • Waterboro Fire Department 46 BUILDING MATERIALS • Ross Corner Fire Department 47 MATTRESSES & BOXSPRINGS • Code Enforcement Office 48 • Motor Vehicle Agent 49 • Zoning Board of Appeals 49 NO HAZARDOUS WASTE • Transfer Station & Recycling 50 • Waterboro Public Library 52 SUCH AS ASBESTOS, • Recreation 52 • Public Works 53 GASOLINE, SANDBLAST GRIT • Planning Board 54 • Saco River Community Television 55 • Waterboro Water District 55 For more info call 247-3440 • Saco River Corridor Commission 56 132 Bennett Hill Road, East Waterboro AUDITOR’S REPORT 57 2 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
DEDICATION Celebrating 100 Years!
ena Sanborn marked her arbara Bean marked her 100th birthday in June 100th birthday on Febru- L B of 2018. She was raised in ary 7, 2019. She was born in Acton and her first job was Jaffrey, New Hampshire, mar- taking care of four children ried Leon Bean in 1941 and when she was in the 8th grade. raised four sons. Her husband’s She lived in West Newfield trade in the sawmill business with her husband Walter and brought them to Waterboro son Kenneth until the fire of and Barbara owned a beauty 1947, after which the family shop on Main Street for four moved to Waterboro. She was decades. Barbara is still very well known as a barber with active keeping busy as she two shops, one in Waterboro volunteers at the Old Timer’s and one in Limerick. She was the first licensed woman barber in Shop in Sanford, shovels, knits, sews, crochets, drives and attends Maine. She also operated Lee’s Dairy Curl in Waterboro for many church every Sunday. Barbara attributes her longevity to a positive years. Lena still loves to quilt, knit and bake and shares her home attitude. Barbara has 15 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren, with her little dog Missy. She attributes her longevity to hard and six great-great grandchildren. work.
In Memory of
udith Durney was born in Newton, MA in June of 1948, and rock. He was an amazing Jwas known to all for her love of community, laughter and hard caretaker of Cindy during her work. She passed away at home on Dec. 11, 2018, surrounded by illness, which was not a surprise her family. as he always took care of his Born to George and Elizabeth (Joyce) Braceland. She was Cindy. He continues to be an the youngest of eight children and known to all as Cindy. Her amazing father to the kids. siblings Joyce (Braceland) Munger, Jackie Braceland, Robert In 1984 Cindy and Sam bought a summer house on Little Os- (Punky) Braceland, and Richard (Butch) Braceland, predeceased sipee Lake in Maine. Cindy had always wanted a house on this lake her. George William Braceland of Florida, Sr. Nancy Braceland as her family had spent summers here when she herself was a child, of Roslindale, MA and Jill Braceland of Dover, NH walked with buying candy at Graves. The door to that house was always open. If her until the end. She also leaves behind her life partner Sam you could find a spot on the floor to squeeze in a sleeping bag, you Pasquarelli of East Waterboro, daughter Sonya Durney, her spouse could stay! She had a gift of making everyone feel special, valued, Mark Gordon and their son Liam of East Waterboro, son Joseph and welcomed. Durney and his partner Bethany Ingham of Kennebunk, son Always committed to serving the community, when she Richard Durney, spouse Robbin Durney and grandkids Dylan moved to Maine she became involved with her new community. and Rylei of Topsham. She also leaves behind the Braceland family She was on the board for Waterboro Old Home Days for many consisting of over 175 cousins, nieces, nephews. years bringing fireworks, petting zoos, and music. You could also Cindy married Bill Durney in June of 1973. Their house was find her out front dancing to the music! She also loved working filled with her signature laughter and the sound of music as Bill with the Waterboro Historical Society, She was thrilled when they loved to play the piano. Soon the sound of the pitter patter of three were able to open the Deering School House and probably even little sets of feet joined the music. Sadly, the world lost Bill in the more thrilled when she got to dance around as Rosie the Riveter at fall of 1980. When Bill died, their home in Framingham, MA was a Historical Society Fundraiser. You could find her every election in the midst of a remodel. Years later, when she decided to finish season working the voting polls and greeting everyone by name. the job, she hired a local construction crew, Pasquarelli Construc- For the past five years, the Durney family has walked The Mary’s tion. Sam Pasquarelli soon became her lifelong contractor. She Walk in Saco to raise money for cancer. She also loved her time would forever keep him busy with additions, decks, building her with her dear friends, the Red Hat Ladies. Cindy sure knew how to lake house, and he always answered: “yes honey.” Sam was Cindy’s make any event fun. She and her laughter will be sorely missed. Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 3
Dear Friends and Neighbors, from the Selectmens’ office: It is again my pleasure, on behalf of the Board of Selectmen and Town, to re- port on municipal activities and accomplishments for the year ending June 30, 2018. First off, I would like to extend the Board’s thanks to our staff, employ- ees, committee members and volunteers who continue to serve the municipal- ity and make the Town run.
This past year brought us the first ever referendum ballot budget vote which moved us away from the annual town meeting and provided the opportunity for over 1,200 voters to approve the FY2019 municipal budget. In comparison, more people voted on this budget than all of the voters combined that attend- ed the past ten town meetings. Very encouraging that 1,200 voters took part in this process verses the 60 or 70 that typically attended June town meetings.
We continue to work towards implementing the vision of the Comprehensive Plan adopted in June of 2015. The Planning Board has accomplished much with still a lot on their plate and the Select Board has appointed a multi-interest committee to look at a future community center which was one of the long term recommendations from the 20/20 Comprehensive Plan Committee. This is a journey that the Town has embarked on that will impact what our community looks and feels like for many years to come.
As always, the Board continues to work with the Town Administrator to im- prove municipal service with an eye towards developing more efficient ways of utilizing our limited resources. With many of the mandates and reduction in funding coming down from state government, this will always be a challenge. The Board’s priorities continue to focus on developing solutions that will meet and address each new challenge as it surfaces. We are committed to increas- ing the transparency of town government and will continue to take steps to improve communications with the public, our employees, departments and committee’s throughout the future.
Respectfully submitted, Dennis Abbott Dennis Abbott, Chairman Waterboro Board of Selectmen
DENNIS ABBOTT CHAIR, WATERBORO SELECTMEN 4 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
Town Administrator Report for July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018
Fiscal year 17/18 was my fifth year as your Town Administrator. The year started on a somber business note when a fast moving fire destroyed Plummer’s Hardware, Asian Taste restaurant and our Family Dollar store on July 16, 2017. We were fortunate no one was hurt but the building was a total loss. After the fire, town staff and Selectmen started a discussion with our water district on possible locations for a new second water storage tower to improve our firefighting capabilities. In August our Public Works Director was changed to a full time position. Applications were col- lected, interviews were held and Dave Benton was the unanimous choice to replace Doug Foglio who wanted more time for his family business. I want to thank Doug for all the advice and help he gave me and the town during the many years he and his family have helped keep Waterboro’s roads safe for winter drivers. His generosity with his time, talents and more is greatly appreciated. Fall 2017 brought considerable discussion to the forefront about a new southern Maine casino. That ballot question however was soundly defeated at the November polls. We advertised for a new recreation director, collected nearly two dozen resumes and interviewed several candidates. Our in- terim director Todd Smith was the unanimous choice as our next director. Our librarian Ruth Blake had retired after over two decades of service to Waterboro patrons. We advertised, interviewed sev- eral candidates and gladly appointed Julie Hoyle of Alfred as our next librarian. In February 2018 we said goodbye to two lifelong Waterboro residents. Long time firefighter Nathan McCoy passed away after a long struggle with illness. His love of Waterboro was obvious and we are grateful for his decades-long commitment to our fire department. We also mourned the loss of Andrew “Bimi” Woodsome. His community service and leadership are a testament to his family’s many generations helping to settle Waterboro and make it a better place to live and raise a family. After years of discussion about a possible community center, Selectmen decided to appoint a Community Center Steering Committee in March. This is a nine member advisory committee charged with investigating whether or not Waterboro citizens want a community center. Members represent our library, recreation department and selectmen. They will assess our needs and perhaps in a couple years make recommendations on what a Waterboro Community Center could consist of. Please remember to thank the full time and volunteer members of our fire department as well as our board and committee volunteers. If you are interested in serving on a particular committee or have any other questions, please call me or stop by town hall.
Sincerely, Gary Lamb Waterboro Town Administrator
GARY LAMB TOWN ADMINISTRATOR Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 5
STATE OF MAINE O FFICE OF THE G OVERNOR 1 STATE HOUSE STATION AUGUSTA, MAINE 04333-0001
from the Selectmens’ office: PAUL R. LEPAGE
GOVERNOR
Dear Citizens of Maine:
For the past eight years as your Governor, my priority has been to make Maine prosperous. I am proud to say that my administration has had some success, but there is more that can be done.
Mainers experienced strong, record-setting economic growth in 2018, setting so many new records: a record-high number of employers; a record-high number of private-sector jobs; record-high revenues for the state; record-low unemployment; and the fastest net-earnings growth in New England. Our poverty rate declined to the lowest since 2005 with the fewest number of children in poverty in 17 years. Maine’s future is the brightest it has been in decades: there’s more new businesses, more money in your paycheck, and better opportunities for our children. And that’s what it’s all about: the future of our state.
We have brought stability to state finances and implemented pro-business, pro-growth policies across state government. The incoming administration is taking on a state government that is vastly improved—both structurally and financially—from the one I inherited. Therefore, I have suggested to the new administration that now is the time to cut taxes by an additional 20 percent.
My administration lowered taxes by 20 percent for more than half-a-million Mainers. Cutting taxes for our families has proven to be an excellent policy decision. Despite this cut, we are seeing higher revenue in almost every tax category—sales and use tax, individual income tax, and corporate income tax. We must always remember that the revenue we receive in taxes is due to the hard work of Maine’s people. Democrats stated they want to use surplus money to fully fund revenue sharing at 5 percent, rather than the 2 percent the towns have received for the past 6 years. However, there is no guarantee your local government will cut your property taxes by one penny—never mind dollar-for-dollar—if revenue sharing is increased.
The people of Maine and the municipal balance sheets would be better off if the state cut income taxes and allowed municipalities to collect property taxes or service fees from non-profits to supplement the local property taxes. Everyone should contribute to the operation of local community governments.
I encourage you to pay attention to what happens in your municipality and in Augusta. So many good people have worked much too hard to achieve our current prosperity. We must avoid letting politicians drive Maine’s finances and its economy back into the ground. I promise you that I will be watching.
Sincerely,
Paul R. LePage Governor
PHONE: (207) 287-3531 (Voice) 888-577-6690 (TTY) FAX: (207) 287-1034 www.maine.gov
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Dear Friends, It is an honor to represent Maine in the United States Senate. I am grateful for thefrom trust thethe people Selectmens’ of our state have placedoffice: in me and welcome this opportunity to share some key accomplishments from this past year. As Chairman of the Senate Aging Committee, I worked to help ensure the well-being of our seniors. The Senior$afe Act I authored became law last year and is empowering banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions to better protect seniors from financial fraud.
Following extensive committee investigations of prescription drug pricing, additional legislation I crafted became law, ending the egregious practice of pharmacy “gag clauses” that prevented pharmacists from informing patients on how to pay the lowest possible price.
This year, I was also successful in securing an extra $425 million for Alzheimer’s research—the largest funding increase ever—bringing the total to $2.34 billion. Additionally, the bipartisan BOLD Act I authored will create public health infrastructure to combat Alzheimer’s by promoting education, early diagnosis, and improved care management.
More than 40 million Americans—including 178,000 Mainers—are caregivers for parents, spouses, children, and other loved ones with disabilities or illnesses, such as Alzheimer’s. The RAISE Family Caregivers Act I authored was signed into law last year, giving caregivers more resources and training to better balance the full-time job of caregiving. Another law I wrote will help grandparents who are raising grandchildren, largely due to the opioid addiction crisis.
In addition to helping seniors, a major accomplishment over the past year is the increased federal investment in biomedical research that is leading to progress in the fight against numerous devastating diseases. Congress has boosted funding for the National Institutes of Health by $7 billion in just the last three years, bringing total funding to more than $39 billion.
One of my highest priorities as Chairman of the Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee is to improve our nation’s crumbling infrastructure and ensure that Maine’s needs are addressed. Since the Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) Transportation Grants program, formerly known as TIGER, was established in 2009, I have secured $160 million for vital transportation projects throughout Maine.
Congress also delivered a Farm Bill last year, which includes many important provisions that will help the agriculture industry in Maine and across the country. Specifically, I secured provisions that will strengthen support for young farmers, improve local farm-to-market efforts, and increase funding for organic research.
Congress took decisive action to address the opioid addiction epidemic. In addition to appropriating $8.5 billion in federal funding last year, Congress enacted the SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Act, a comprehensive package that embraces the multipronged approach I have long advocated for this epidemic: prevention, treatment, recovery, and enforcement to stop drug trafficking.
Maine plays a key role in ensuring a strong national defense. In 2018, Congress provided funding for five ships to be built at Bath Iron Works, which will help to keep our nation safe and provide our skilled shipbuilders a steady job. I also secured more than $162 million for infrastructure projects at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard to support their important work to overhaul Navy submarines.
A Maine value that always guides me is our unsurpassed work ethic. In December 2018, I cast my 6,834th consecutive vote, continuing my record of never missing a roll-call vote since my Senate service began in 1997. I appreciate the opportunity to serve Maine in the United States Senate. If ever I can be of assistance to you, please contact one of my state offices or visit my website at www.collins.senate.gov. May 2019 be a good year for you, your family, your community, and our state. Sincerely,
Susan M. Collins United States Senator Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 7
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Dear Friends,
I hope this letter finds you well. As I am settling into my new role as your representative, I wanted to give you an update on what we are doing in D.C. and in Maine this year.
My first priority is to be accessible to you and to our communities, which is why I have opened offices throughout the Second District at the following locations: Caribou Office: 7 Hatch Drive, Suite 230, Caribou ME 04736. Phone: 207) 492-6009 Lewiston Office: 179 Lisbon Street, Lewiston ME 04240. Phone: (207) 241-6767 Bangor Office: 6 State Street, Bangor ME 04401. Phone: (207) 249-7400
My team and I are here to serve you, so please come meet my staff, voice an opinion, inform us of local events, or seek assistance with federal benefits. I come home to Maine every weekend to hear from you and see what’s happening in our communities. I appreciate you keeping us informed.
This year, I was proud to be appointed to the House Armed Services and Small Business Committees. On Armed Services, I’m using my experience serving in Iraq and Afghanistan to make sure our servicemembers have the resources and training they need to succeed and keep us safe. Within Armed Services, I was assigned to the Seapower Subcommittee, where I am fighting for our shipyard jobs and making sure our military can count on Bath-built ships for generations to come. Beyond Bath, I will advocate for the entire network of good Maine jobs that support our troops, equipping them to carry out their duties reliably and safely.
Maine would just not be the same without our small, family-owned businesses. On the Small Business Committee, I am working to ensure our small businesses have the tools to grow, look out for their workers, and provide more good jobs to people all over Maine. Within the Small Business Committee, I was honored to be appointed Chairman of the Subcommittee on Contracting and Infrastructure. With this position, I am highlighting the need for infrastructure investment and fighting to level the playing field when small businesses compete for federal contracts.
One thing I love about Maine is that we help each other out. Whether it’s ensuring a job well done or lending a hand to a neighbor, I know you are strengthening our communities every day. I am proud to serve alongside you and look forward to all that we will accomplish together.
My wife Isobel and I wish you and your family happiness, health, and success in the year to come.
Sincerely,
Jared Golden Member of Congress 10 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
129th Legislature Senator David C. Woodsome 3 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333-0003 Senate of (207) 287-1505
Maine Senate District 33
Dear Friends and Neighbors:
Let me begin by thanking you for allowing me the honor of serving you in the Maine Senate. I am humbled that you have put your trust in me for a third term and can assure you I will continue to work tirelessly on your behalf.
Though we have accomplished a great deal in the four years I have served, there is still much more to be done. Restoring revenue sharing, providing adequate funding to our schools, and increasing vocational opportunities for our students will be a few of my priorities. I hope that everyone sent to Augusta by their constituents is as ready as I am to get to work.
Restoring revenue sharing to 5% is very important. Towns across Maine depend on that funding to complete vital projects. I will do all I can to see that our towns have the resources they need to flourish.
Ensuring that our schools have the funds necessary to educate our students was a top priority during the last Legislature and will continue to be in the 129th Legislature. We need to put an end to cutting programs and having teachers buy supplies for students. The state must pick up 55% of the cost of education, which has been the law for many years now.
Finally, I am a strong advocate for more vocational technical and life skills classes being taught in our local schools. Maine currently has a skilled workforce shortage. Employers are having too difficult a time finding employees with the skills they need. Vocational education will help to fill this gap and address the current shortage of skilled workers at higher paying jobs.
Again, thank you for electing me to serve you in the State Senate. I have a reputation as a bridge builder and a promoter of commonsense solutions. The 129th Legislature certainly has a great deal of work to do; but I believe that if we come together, there is nothing we can’t do. Please feel free to contact me at 287-1505 or ([email protected]) if you have comments, questions or if you would like assistance in navigating our state’s bureaucracy.
Sincerely,
Dave Woodsome State Senator Fax: (207) 287-1527 * TTY (207) 287-1583 * Message Service 1-800-423-6900 * Web Site: legislature.maine.gov/senate
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Representative Prescott was elected for a 3rd term to the 129th Legislature and serves his 5th year on the Health Coverage, Insurance and Financial Services Committee.
This Committee's responsibilities include: Property and Auto Insurance, Pharmacy Drug Pricing, Banking Regulations, Credit Card Charges and Debt Collectors.
We have created laws that:
• Brought UBER to Maine • Stopped auto insurance companies from charging seniors more money due to age • Prevented elder financial abuse • Allowed consumers to shop for less expensive health care services • Added Chiropractor services for in network policies • Controlled prescription drug cost • Protected consumers against unexpected medical bills • Required lien holders to remove liens once satisfied • Prevented abusive debt collection practices • Required notification of cancellation of life insurance policies
Thank you for allowing me to serve you. Annual Report 12 Town of Waterboro •
Report of York County Accomplishments from Commissioner Michael J. Cote, District 4- Alfred, Sanford, Shapleigh, Lyman and Waterboro County of York Commissioners Office
Thanks to sound management, the county continues to provide excellent services to the cities, towns and citizens of York County. I wish to thank you all for your continued support. The County is committed to recognizing community service in York County towns and cities and held the third Spirit of America awards ceremony in November. Twenty nine citizens and/or organizations were recognized for their commitment to their communities and volunteerism. If in your town you have someone to nominate please contact Bruce Flaherty at [email protected] York County continues to be a partner in the Food Pantry and the Child Advocacy Center of York County including providing space for each entity. The county commissioners approved the funding to support the Layman Way Recovery Center. After two years of collaborative planning it opened in May of 2018. There have been graduates from the program who will now receive after care treatment and who have obtained employment.
YC EMA hosted their annual Emergency Management Open House in September 2018. The Life Flight helicopter made a visit and there were many educational booths illustrating the various resources available in York County.
York County EMA started a UAS (Unmanned Aerial System) / Drone program to assist Towns and Local Responders with Search and Rescue and other response needs during emergencies in the spring of 2017 and to date have provided Local Communities with 27 live assistance missions.
And just recently, the county commissioners approved a plan to start offering medical recovery to inmates at the York County Jail through ENSO Recovery.
Respectfully Summitted, Michael J. Cote Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 13
YORK COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Dear Waterboro Neighbors,
Thank you for being a great community partner to the York County Sheriff’s Office. The members of the York County Sheriff’s Office take pride in delivering contemporary policing services to your community and we appreciate the support and collaboration we receive from the town administration, select board and the town's first responders. Our outstanding working relationship translates to effective and economical policing services to the town of Waterboro taxpayers.
The town has funded two contract deputies to enhance its policing services. Deputy Duane Fay and Kevin Collins are your "subject matter experts" and dedicate their policing efforts to Waterboro. Anecdotal evidence from Waterboro and other contract towns has shown us that a contract deputy discourages crime in the area. While we don't have any hard statistics of how many crimes have been stopped, it is clear that having a contract deputy with the knowledge of the town contributes to the solvability of offenses. Here are a few statistics from 2018: • Almost 2500 traffic stops were made in the town of Waterboro. • Over 1000 businesses were checked when closed. • Over 350 community policing contacts were made with community members. • Community members called the sheriff’s office 115 times because of suspicious activity. On another 110 occasions, deputies noticed something suspicious (without being summoned) and investigated. • Over 200 "directed patrols" were conducted to address specific situations in the town. • Over 200 follow up investigations were conducted. • Eighty-eight warrants were served and many more bail checks to ensure violators were abiding by their conditions of release.
The benefits of dedicated service cannot be overstated and Deputies Duane Fay and Kevin Collins take pride and ownership in the Town of Waterboro. Working closely with town officials and community members, deputies are able to co-produce a community that Waterboro residents are proud to call home. Thank you again, for allowing us to be part of your town.
Thank you for your support,
William L. King Jr. Sheriff · 14 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
Larry Malone Colin M. Walsh, CPA Superintendent Regional School Unit 57 Director of Finance & Operations 86 West Road, Waterboro, Maine 04087 Erica Mazzeo Tel. No. (207) 247-3221 Timothy O’Connor Director of Curriculum Fax. No. (207) 247-3477 Director of Special Education
Melissa Roberts Nora Lantagne Director of Professional Growth Asst. Special Education Director
RSU 57 prepares respectful, responsible and creative thinkers for success in the global community.
January 2019
To: Waterboro Selectmen
I am pleased to report to your community the state of our schools. The information provided is for the current 2018-2019 school year and is inclusive of all schools and will include specific Curriculum and Instruction:information pertaining to your community.
The primary purpose of any public school district is educating all students to be ready for a future of living productively in a democratic society. Students must be able to examine and apply their learning in various learning situations; many of those situations will be novel and will require them to apply critical thinking, reasoned decision-making, and collaborative communication skills in order to be successful.
We are committed to providing more learning experiences that are authentic in nature, allowing students to connect with their interests and to help them discover new interests and talents that will guide them into new opportunities. This commitment has led to the implementation of programming that will allow our high school students to achieve experiences through a pathway experience unique to them.
In order to ensure our commitment to the development of all students, there has been an extensive review and revision to the curriculum and our response to learning practices. The revisions to the curriculum will ensure that required assessments are more aligned and the data we use to address student needs are more reliable.
The District has implemented a new learning management system (Synergy), which we find to be more user-friendly. It provides the information parents seek for supporting their child’s academic Finance progress. We hope that this change has and Budget: addressed the needs expressed to us by our constituents.
The Board begins their budget development for the FY20 school year in January. The budget is developed annually based on district goals, needs as expressed by state and federal requirements, staff assessment of necessities to implement the desired outcomes, facility plans, and consideration to local conditions. The Finance Committee will meet weekly over the next few months to prepare a budget for Board consideration. Historical budgets adopted by the Board Facilitand approved by the RSU #57 community haies and Maintenance: ve consistently proven reliable and on target.
The Board and Finance Committee continue to review and update their annual and five year maintenance plans to ensure that the District’s aging buildings are both properly and proactively maintained. Our staff makes sure we utilize our maintenance budget as efficiently as possible and keep unexpected repair costs to a minimum. The District continues to Alfred - Limerick - Lyman - Newfield - Shapleigh - Waterboro
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ensure that the buildings are well maintained through a structured approach to upgrades on roofing, leach fields, air and water quality, heating and ventilation systems and windows. During the past year the District has begun work on an energy conservation project to improve energy efficiency as it relates primarily to heating, ventilation, windows and lighting. In addition, the Finance Committee has developed a strategic plan to address improvements to the District’s campus roadways and parking lots. The vast majority of these projects are performed through the annual school budget and the capital reserve fund. It is through this very strategic approach that the District has been able to control repair and replacement costs and be as efficient as possible in Enrollment: using your local tax dollars. 2,983 1192 Waterboro 40% The total enrollment for RSU #57 was students in grades Pre-kindergarten through 12 based on the October 1 count. A total of students from represent of the total district enrollment:
Alfred Elementary School (K-5) 19 LINE Elementary School (PK-5) 11 Lyman Elementary School (PK-5) 7 Shapleigh Memorial School (PK-5) 5 Waterboro Elementary School (PK-5) 524
Massabesic Middle School (6-8) 270 Massabesic High School (9-12) 353 $42,545,917. Waterboro’s $8,502,339, 33.59% The total General Fund Budget for the 2018-2019 school year for RSU #57 is Waterboro’s $190,127 2.29 The % Town of local portion of this budget is which equals of the total local tax assessment and represents an increase in local tax of or over the 2017-2018 assessment. The district per pupil expenditure continues to be one of the lowest in the state, while the instructional programs and services continue to meet the needs of the students.
Educating our children is a cooperative effort between school and community. We welcome your participation in this process. School Board meetings are held on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. and a schedule of meetings can be found on our website or you can contact RSU #57’s Central Office and we can provide this information. Additionally, the District Budget Meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at the Massabesic Middle School at 7:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. We hope you can attend.
In closing, I would like to thank the communities of RSU #57 for the continued support, enabling us to provide quality experiences aligned to our educational purpose.
Respectfully submitted,
Larry Malone RSU #57 Superintendent of Schools
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2018 Town of Waterboro Municipal Valuation Report (Figures pursuant to FY 2018 Municipal Valuation Return.)
Property in Maine is assessed according to rules embedded similar system for each property class. The market tends in the State Constitution, Maine Statutes (mostly Title 36), to oscillate over time, but as long as properties are valued and case law. Thus the Assessor acts as an agent of the proportionately, then the system is considered fair. Annually SHIRLEY BARTLETT State, although employed by the Town. the state’s Property Tax Division audits the work of the TAX ASSESSOR These rules direct the Assessor to approximate the Assessor to ensure compliance with legal practices. market value of taxable property within the town, using a
VALUATION OF REAL ESTATE Total Taxable Valuation of Real Estate ...... $704,295,600.00 Total Taxable Valuation of Machinery/Equipment, Furniture/Fixtures, Misc. (Used in Business only) $7,419,200.00 TOTAL TAXABLE VALUATION OF ALL REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY . . . $711,714,800.00
ASSESSMENTS FY 2018 County Assessment $ 450,000.00 Municipal Assessment ...... $ 5,534,595.00 RSU 57 Assessment ...... $ 8,372,336.00 FY 2018 Total Property Tax Levy, Including Overlay, Net of other revenues $10,988,876.51 FY 2018 Property Tax Rate Per $1,000.00 ...... $15.44
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION REIMBURSEMENT Total number of homestead exemptions granted ...... 1,573 Total Exempt Values for all homestead exemptions ...... $31,403,100.00 Total assessed value of all homestead properties ...... $301,221,700.00
MISCELLANEOUS TAX INFORMATION Total value of exempt properties for 2018 ...... $43,086,300.00 Total number of land parcels ...... 4,624 Total land acreage ...... 29,170 Last town-wide revaluation 04/01/2007 2018 Certified Ratio relative to market value 100% Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 17
FY 2018 TOWN OF WATERBORO
ASSESSORS’ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
By the authority of M.S.R.A. Title 36, Section 706 and the Assessors of the Town of Waterboro hereby give notice to all persons liable to taxation in said Town, that their agent will be in session at the Assessors’ office in the Town Hall in said Town, on the 4th day of April from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for the purpose of receiving lists of all real and personal property not exempt that they owned or purchased, including any land division, deed transfers or agreements made from April 1, 2017 through March 31, 2018.
All persons hereby notified to make and bring to said Assessors’ or their agent, a true and perfect list of all their estates real and personal, which they were in possession of, or which they held as administrator, executor, guardian, lessee/lessor, trustee, or any owner, on April 1st, 2017, and be prepared to make oath to the truth of the same. Failure to file such list by April 30, 2017 may bar any appeal of taxes levied for FY2018.
When estates of persons deceased have been divided during the past year or have changed ownership from any cause, the administrator, executor, or other persons interested, and hereby warned to give notice of such change, and in default of such notice will be liable under state law to pay the taxes assessed even though the estate is divided. (Assessors may continue to assess and to bill the last known owner of record.)
Homestead or Veteran exemption applications* are due in our office no later than the April 1, 2017 deadline. Any blind person, or veteran, widow, minor child or widowed parent of a veteran who desires to secure a tax exemption under M.S.R.A. Title 36, Section 651, exemptions, including organizations, institutions or corporations shall on or before the first day of April, 2017, furnish written proof of entitlement to the Town of Waterboro Assessors. Persons wishing to file under the Maine Tree Growth Tax or Farm and Open Space laws must file a request for state classification, no later than April 1st (extension to April 30th).
* Exemption amount is currently $20,000 and is set by the State Legislature * Call 247-6166 or on-line at www.waterboro-me.gov for information regarding exemptions.
Signed, Shirley Bartlett Shirley Bartlett, CMA DATED: March 8, 2017 Town Assessor 18 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
Property Tax Exemptions for Veterans and their families
eterans, their surviving spouses, minor children and widowed parent of a veteran may qualify for a tax exemption if the veteran Vwas in active service in the armed forces of the United States during a federally recognized war or campaign period (listed below) and was honorably discharged. Estates of veterans or their survivors, including real and personal property are exempt up to $6,000 ($7,000 for veterans who served prior to World War II ) of just valuation in the town where the person filing is a resident. These following criteria must be met:
1) Applicant must be a resident of the State of Maine. 2) A one time application must be filed along with proof of entitlement with the Assessor in the town where the applicant is a resident on or before April 1. 3) Veteran must be at least 62 years old (see #4 exception) on April 1 of the year in which the application is made. If deceased, Veteran must have been born 62 years prior to filing of application by survivor, OR 4) Veteran must be receiving a pension or compensation from the United States Government for total disability, either service or non-service connected, as a Veteran. 5) Parents of a deceased veteran who was qualified to receive an exemption.
FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED WAR PERIODS
World War I (April 6, 1917 to November 18, 1918) World War II (service in Russia) April 6, 1917 to March 31, 1920 World War II (December 7, 1941 to December 21, 1946) Some Merchant Marines (December 7, 1941 to July 15, 1945) Korean Campaign (June 27, 1950 to January 31, 1955) Republic of Viet Nam (FEBRUARY 28, 1961 to May 7, 1975) Active Duty for more than 180 days. Persian Gulf War (August 2, 1990 to the date that the United States Government recognizes as the end of the Persian Gulf War Active Duty.) Other recognized Service Periods (from August 24, 1982 – July 31, 1984 and from December 20, 1989 – January 31, 1990. Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 19
Veteran Exemptions ABBOTT FORREST JR & ISABELLE ...... 6,000 DOUGHTY, EARLE E JR. & JOYCE D & MICHAEL E . . .6,000 ABBOTT SHARON A ...... 6,000 DOYLE THEODORE P III & KERRIE A ...... 6,000 ADRIANCE ELAINE J ...... 6,000 DUGAS DOROTHY ...... 6,000 ALDOUS LUCINDA L...... 6,000 DUNCAN DALE K & JANIE S ...... 6,000 ALLAIRE GERARD & CONNIE A ...... 6,000 DUNLAP PEGGY A ...... 6,000 ALLEN FRANK R & CYNTHIA L ...... 6,000 DYER, ROBERT SR...... 6,000 ANDERSON BARBARA C TRUSTEE ...... 6,000 EDGERLY MYRON & BRENDA ...... 6,000 BANKS, CHRISTINE L & BRASSARD, CHRISTOPHER . .6,000 ELBRADER RAE J & MYRON L ...... 6,000 BARRATT, TIMOTHY J & TRICIA L ...... 6,000 ELLINGWOOD JOHN H & GLORIA M ...... 6,000 BARRIS CARL J ...... 6,000 ELMORE RICHARD B & BARBARA A ...... 6,000 BARTLETT SANDRA P ...... 6,000 FISHER, CHARLES T. & LOGLER, FRANK ...... 6,000 BASILE ROLAND P JR & DONNA M ...... 6,000 FITZGERALD LYNNE & DANIEL T ...... 6,000 BEAN GORDON & LEORA ALTHEA ...... 6,000 FOISIE DONALD P & ST.ONGE, GAIL E ...... 6,000 BEAN NANCY ...... 6,000 FORTIER PHILIP & SHIRLEY ...... 6,000 BEEKLER LAWRENCE & SARAH K ...... 6,000 FOWLER GEORGE C & SHARYN L ...... 6,000 BELMER PORTER WAYNE & JOAN E ...... 6,000 FREDERICKS DAVID A & LINDA S ...... 6,000 BERRY JOHN P SR & BEVERLY J ...... 6,000 FREEMAN, RICHARD W. & KRISTA ...... 6,000 BIBEAU PHILIP E & CYNTHIA L ...... 6,000 GAGNE LUCILLE I ...... 6,000 BLACK DAVE & JACKIE ...... 6,000 GAGNE, JAMES ...... 6,000 BOAK ANDRA M ...... 6,000 GARNETT CONSTANCE ...... 6,000 BOURQUE JOSEPH A & MARGARET ...... 6,000 GERRY COLIN W & MARIE E ...... 6,000 BRAGDON, RICHARD C ...... 6,000 GERVAIS DORIS L & RUSSELL R JENSEN ...... 6,000 BRIGGS, SUSAN V ...... 6,000 GILES BARBARA E & RUSSELL JR ...... 6,000 BROCHU DOROTHY ...... 6,000 GOBEIL ROBERT & LEA ...... 6,000 BUCK BEVERLY I ...... 6,000 GRANT OWEN H & MARY J ...... 6,000 BUCKLIN ALBERT R & GERALDINE ...... 6,000 GRAY MARION E ...... 6,000 BURNHAM MARY G & LINWOOD E ...... 6,000 GREENE ESTHER J ...... 6,000 BURNS JUDITH & RONALD ...... 6,000 HACKETT ETHEL M ...... 6,000 CAMARA DAVID & DONNA ...... 6,000 HALL CHARLENE A & RICHARD K ...... 6,000 CARD HEIDI M ...... 6,000 HAMILTON MARY ...... 6,000 CAREY CAROL C & PAUL J JR ...... 6,000 HANNA TONAMI ...... 6,000 CHASE DAVID A & KATHLEEN M ...... 6,000 HANSEN MARK H ...... 6,000 CHAUVETTE ANITA ...... 6,000 HANSON MARYANNE ...... 6,000 CHENARD JOHN F & MARIE L ...... 6,000 HILTON DEBORAH G I & LOVEY A ...... 6,000 CHRETIEN, GERALD ...... 6,000 HOOPER HERBERT ...... 6,000 CLAPPER CHARLES L ...... 6,000 HOWARD KATHRYN A ...... 6,000 CLARK, RONALD E & DEBRA J ...... 6,000 HUNTRESS, RICHARD C & WENDY C ...... 6,000 CLAUSON, DANIEL & MICHELLE ...... 6,000 JAMIESON HAROLD A ...... 6,000 CLOONAN JOHN F III & PATRICIA E ...... 6,000 JARRY MICHAEL J ...... 6,000 CLOUTIER DORIS F & RICHARD ...... 6,000 JEFFERS JOHNNIE E & SUZANNE M ...... 6,000 CLOUTIER, DIANA M & SHAUN E ...... 6,000 JONES GEORGIA E ...... 6,000 COGNATO MARTHA E ...... 6,000 JORDAN JEAN C ...... 6,000 COLANERI, VITO D., SR.& MARY ANN ...... 6,000 JOYCE, MARGARET M. TRUSTEE ...... 6,000 COLANERI, VITO D., SR.& MARY ANN ...... 6,000 KESSLER JONATHAN AND STEPHANIE ...... 6,000 CONDON, GERALD ...... 6,000 KILEY GEORGE D & MARJORIE ...... 6,000 COOPER LUCILLE D ...... 6,000 LACOURSE MARK W & DIANNA L ...... 6,000 DAGLE MICHAEL F & DENISE M ...... 6,000 LAFLAMME KEVIN J & ROBIN H ...... 6,000 DAVIS ARDEN N & PATRICIA A ...... 6,000 LAMONTAGNE RICHARD G & DIANA A ...... 6,000 DAVIS GARY J & DIANE K ...... 6,000 LAPLANTE GERALD JOSEPH & ROSE MARIE . . . . .6,000 DEFEO LEWIS S & BONNIE J ...... 6,000 LAROCHE GERARD D & LOUISE M ...... 6,000 DEMAKIS, JOSEPH M ...... 6,000 LATULIP LAWRENCE W ...... 6,000 DESCHENES PAULINE & GAGNE CHRISTINE M . . . . 6,000 LAWYER JR RICHARD & CHRISTINA ...... 6,000 DESIMONE CARMINE & GRACE A ...... 6,000 LEE GREGORY J ...... 6,000 DODGE, PATTI M ...... 6,000 LEMELIN ROBERT E & CAROLANN H ...... 6,000 DOGGETT EDWARD & SUE ELLEN ...... 6,000 LEMIEUX JULIE E & PHILIP J ...... 6,000 DOUGHTY SUSAN M & FRANK M ...... 6,000 LESSO STEPHEN L & PATRICIA ...... 6,000 20 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
Veteran Exemptions (CONTINUED) LETOURNEAU DANIEL L & LAURI L ...... 6,000 RAMSELL GARY K & DIANA M ...... 6,000 LHEUREUX, PAUL R & PAMELA M JT ...... 6,000 RAYMOND, KENNETH A ...... 6,000 LIBBEY ROBERT E JR & MARY A TRUSTEES . . . . . 6,000 REEL RICHARD III & HANH ...... 6,000 LIBBY CYNTHIA ...... 6,000 RICHARDSON, CRAIG D. & LISA C...... 6,000 LIDEN RICHARD E & JEAN M ...... 6,000 ROBERTS BARRY ...... 6,000 LINCOLN MADELYN F ...... 6,000 ROLLINS FORREST E SR & ELEANOR ...... 6,000 LINSCOTT IRMGARD ...... 6,000 RUNDGREN PHILIP S & JEAN E ...... 6,000 LOMBARD, TRACY J. & CHRISTOPHER C...... 6,000 RUSSELL ALAN & DEBRA ...... 6,000 LYONS PATRICIA C & ALAN E ...... 6,000 SCICHILONE RAYMOND & CAROL ...... 6,000 MANSON BARRY & KAHLER MICHAEL ...... 6,000 SEERY THOMAS F & JEAN T ...... 6,000 MASIELLO SUSAN E. & NICHOLAS F...... 6,000 SEVIGNY RICHARD W ...... 6,000 MAYO THOMAS ...... 6,000 SHORTILL JOSEPH ...... 6,000 MCALEVEY SARAH L & MICHAEL J & LINDA E . . . . .6,000 SMALL GILBERT L ...... 6,000 MCALOON WILLIAM A ...... 6,000 SMITH LINDA L & ROGER K ...... 6,000 MCCRUM DAVID C & VIRGINIA A ...... 6,000 SMITH RICHARD* J & DOROTHY L ...... 6,000 MEAS, SOPHY ...... 6,000 SPENCER WILBUR P JR ...... 6,000 MOLLOY R0SARY A ...... 6,000 STACKPOLE NORMAN & WILLIAM N & STEVEN . . . . 6,000 MOORE GARY E & CYNTHIA A ...... 6,000 SWETT MAURICE R JR ...... 6,000 MORANCY TIMOTHY E AND MARYHELEN G . . . . . 6,000 TARAZEWICH JUDITH H ...... 6,000 MOREAU JOSEPH L & CLAIRE A ...... 6,000 TAYLOR, KENT W & LINDA A ...... 6,000 MORIN, PAUL R. & CLAIRE L...... 6,000 THOMAS BILLY F & KATHY S ...... 6,000 MORRILL PAULINE T ...... 6000 TINELLI J. MICHAEL ...... 6,000 MORRIS STEVEN R & LOUISE M ...... 6,000 TURKSON, RIZA ...... 6,000 NADEAU BERNARD & PAULA J ...... 6,000 VIEU, DONALD E & CHARLENE D ...... 6,000 NEAULT RICHARD P & SYLVIA B ...... 6,000 VINE-GOCHIE SUSAN J & JERRY E GOCHIE . . . . . 6,000 ORR TERRANCE P & SANDRA M ...... 6,000 WALLACE LEON P & JUDITH C ...... 6,000 OTTE RONALD K & VICTORIA M F ...... 6,000 WARREN WILLIAM & MARGARET ...... 6,000 OWEN, ANNETTE ...... 6,000 WEAGLE BRUCE P & DONNA M ...... 6,000 PALMER DOLORES R ...... 6,000 WEBSTER ERIC M & CHRISTINE E ...... 6,000 PAQUETTE NORMAN G & CARMEN M ...... 6,000 WHITAKER WALTER D & RUTH E ...... 6,000 PAQUETTE STEVEN A TRUSTEE ...... 6,000 WHITEHOUSE EDUARDO R & SUSAN B ...... 6,000 PARKER EVERETT JR ...... 6,000 WILLIAMS ARTHUR C JR ...... 6,000 PARKER ISAAC R JR ...... 6,000 WILLIAMS GAIL M ...... 6,000 PARKS HAROLD L JR & MARY I ...... 6,000 WINSLOW JOHN & CYNTHIA ...... 6,000 PARTRIDGE JEREMY W ...... 6,000 WINSLOW RICHARD P ...... 6,000 PASKIEWICZ WILLIAM F & BARBARA L ...... 6,000 WOODSOME ALTON G & SHERRY A ...... 6,000 PETIT RALPH L & DORIS ...... 6,000 YORK, CINDY J...... 6,000 PHILLIPS CHARLES R & DOROTHEA S ...... 6,000 YOUNG MARY C ...... 6,000 PIKE HAROLD K & LOUISE A ...... 6,000 ZAKORCHEMNY MATTHEW J & LAURA L ...... 6,000 RAMSELL FRANK N & VANGAASBEEK HAZEL . . . . .6,000 ZUGER LORETTA V & GARY C TRUSTEES ...... 6,000 I.T. & Maintenance
DAVID LOWE PETE COTE I.T. DEPARTMENT MAINTENANCE/CUSTODIAN Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 21
NAME AMOUNT DUE AS OF 06/30/2018 CARGILL DONALD M & PATRICIA A $40.91 Outstanding Taxes CARGILL DONALD M & PATRICIA A $30.88 CARGILL DONALD M & PATRICIA A $78.74 CARGILL DONALD M & PATRICIA A $49.41 Tax Year 2018 CARGILL LAWRENCE & KERRY A $697.11 CHAMPION CONSTRUCTION LLC ...... $452.39 CHAUVETTE ANITA ...... $1,815.74 CLARK STEVEN F ...... $1,430.51 CLEARY WILLIAM S. $5.57 CONSTANTINE TIMOTHY & TRACY $1,817.29 CORNELLIER ARTHUR R & LYNDA J ...... $2,442.61 CORRIVEAU JAMES A SR & KELLY A $552.75 CORRIVEAU JAMES A, JR & KELLY A (JT) . . . . $1,176.53 SHARON REED COTE ANDRE N ...... $139.26 DEPUTY TAX COLLECTOR COTE JOHN A & SANDRA M ...... $538.08 COUNTRY PROPERTIES OF MAINE, INC...... $648.48 NAME AMOUNT DUE AS OF 06/30/2018 CROWELL, CHERYL E $44.16 43 SOKOKIS TRAIL LLC ...... $1,942.67 CROWLEY DALE C JR & JUDITH ...... $1,756.30 9 SONGO POND ROAD, LLC ...... $2,291.30 CUNNINGHAM ROGER H JR ...... $1,069.99 ALBERT DENNIS R ...... $1,237.54 CURTIS, PENNY A $2,636.51 ANASTOSOPOULOS ANGELO ...... $1,593.41 CYR DANIEL P $2,665.25 ANASTOSOPOULOS ANGELO & VALERIE B JT . . $3,835.30 DARLING SCOTT A...... $773.54 ANASTOSOPOULOS, ARIEL K ...... $645.39 DARMETKO WALTER S ...... $3,046.31 ATHEARN ELAINE M $231.55 DAVIDSON, GREGORY S & BETSY ...... $1,766.33 AZARA ERIC S ...... $1,253.73 DEERING, JANICE, ESTATE OF ...... $74.11 AZARA, S. ERIC ...... $503.34 DENBY ROLAND E $4,469.88 BB & J CORPORATION ...... $2,867.21 DESIMONE PETER & TERI $1,587.79 BB&T COMPANY ...... $1,909.93 DINGLEY, FRED ...... $760.36 BEAN GORDON & LEORA ALTHEA ...... $435.62 DODGE MARK G $1,162.63 BEAN MARIE L $1,244.46 DODGE MARK G $954.31 BEAN MARK E $2,115.28 DODGE MARK G (REP FLOYD DODGE EST) . . . $1,523.15 BECKER ANITA L ...... $1,082.04 DOLBEC EVAN A & PATRICIA A $5,041.16 BECKWITH REBEKAH J $485.97 DOUCETTE SHANE ...... $69.48 BEDELL ROGER D $115.80 DOUCETTE, SHANE ...... $667.01 BEGIN PHILLIP J JR $115.80 DOUCETTE, SHANE W ...... $407.62 BEGIN PHILLIP J JR $115.80 DOUGHTY, LOUISE A ...... $371.70 BEGIN PHILLIP J JR $115.80 DREW, BRENDA ...... $343.23 BELANGER LIONEL P & ANITA B* $2,260.41 DUCROW, JAMES E...... $1,199.43 BENNETT TODD S & KATHERINE E $120.43 DUNNELLS AMY $365.93 BENNETT TODD S & KATHERINE E $81.83 DUSTIN VIVIAN ...... $257.85 BENNETT TODD S & KATHERINE E $81.83 EARL JAMES E III ...... $2,249.61 BILLINGSLEA OWEN J & BARBARA ...... $1,783.87 EARL JAMES E III ...... $761.18 BINETTE, ALBERT J & LINDA M $343.54 EARL WILLIAM TRUSTEE OF THE BIRKEMOSE FRANK W & LORRAINE ...... $2,045.80 JAMES E EARL JR TRUST ...... $1,248.32 BISSANTI MICHAEL P JR & MEGAN WICKHAM . . . $161.35 EASTBROOK TIMBER CO INC ...... $1,193.51 BKJ LLC ...... $98.82 EATON JR, GEORGE $57.90 BKJ LLC ...... $243.95 FISKE ALICIA ...... $2,124.92 BLALOCK LILIAN GALE ...... $864.91 FRASIER PATRICK R $1,275.34 BOMBARO DAVID & ELIZABETH ...... $305.71 FRENIERE HOPE D TRUSTEE $3,115.79 BOUCHER DENNIS & TRAVIS $3,050.94 GANNETT STUART B JR & JILL $904.78 BOWIE, KIMBERLY & ERIC ...... $6,751.91 GARDNER SARAH CLAIRE ...... $597.53 BRACKETT GEORGE E IX ...... $1,899.12 GARNIK VIKTOR & OLGA ...... $1,329.38 BRACKETT GEORGE IX ...... $1,923.05 GATELY JOHN R $3,370.55 BRADLEY JOSEPH M & SUSAN E ...... $3.76 GERITY MICHAEL & KARYN N ...... $1,212.81 BRUNET, JASON D & CABAN, MIRANDA L (JT) . . $3,376.73 GILE ORCHARDS INC GILE WAYNE L ...... $983.53 BRYANT THOMAS $573.59 GILMAN MARY A, ESTATE OF,*(dec.) ...... $231.60 BRYANT TRINA ...... $4,508.48 GIRARD SHAWN & DENNIS ...... $1,395.78 BYRD THOMAS E & ELIZABETH A ...... $1,392.69 GOBEIL TYLER A ...... $398.35 CALVERT WILLIAM & DONNA $540.40 GOODRICH WILLIAM A & SALLY A ...... $259.39 CANTWELL PROPERTIES LLC ...... $6,787.56 22 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
NAME AMOUNT DUE AS OF 06/30/2018 NAME AMOUNT DUE AS OF 06/30/2018 GOODWIN, JAMIE A & CRYSTAL L ...... $1,259.90 JOHNSON, DANIEL ...... $1,715.38 GRAFFAM MELISSA A & ERNEST J $2,078.22 JONES ANDREW A & BRENDA J ...... $721.05 GROVES KURT A ...... $385.23 JOYCE PATRICIA L ...... $1,514.66 H & S FOREST PRODUCTS INC $723.34 JW GROUP LLC ...... $75.66 HAM CHRISTOPHER ...... $154.40 KEANE KEVIN E & MARY H ...... $690.94 HAMILTON KATHIE & FRED ...... $2,073.59 KNIGHT MELVILLE B III ...... $2,476.58 HANSEN MARK H ...... $1,239.06 KNIGHT RUTH W HEIRS $1,236.74 HARDING, JOSHUA ...... $115.80 KNIGHT WARREN A & CYNTHIA L ...... $11.63 HARDING, JOSHUA ...... $193.00 KOCH, RYAN T & STEPHANIE M...... $77.20 HARRIMAN JAMES S & JANE M ...... $676.27 KOOLIAN GEORGE TRUSTEE FAMILY TRUST . . . $770.46 HARRIMAN RONALD C ...... $2,806.99 KRATZSCH DALE D & ANITA M ...... $889.34 HASKELL, PATRICIA A. & CARPENTER, DIANA C. . . $230.32 KRUPSKI, MARY F $871.93 HASKELL, PATRICIA A. & CARPENTER, DIANA C. . . $230.32 LABBE JOSEPH H JR. $151.31 HASKELL, PATRICIA A. & CARPENTER, DIANA C. . . $316.52 LAFRANCE ROBERT D ...... $701.75 HAWES ROBERT & NANCY ...... $76.54 LAJOIE STACY $415.34 HENDERSON SUSAN ...... $453.16 LAND CHARLES M & HARRIETT F ...... $291.04 HENDERSON SUSAN ...... $216.93 LESTER DONALD ...... $2,112.20 HENDRIX RICKY S & BEVERLY J ...... $1,904.96 LETELLIER, KIMBERLY R & MEGAN E POULIN $672.41 HERRLE R ERIC & DIANE J ...... $4,136.38 LEWIS LISA L & DANA F $2,046.57 HERTEL LORA C...... $515.70 LITTLEFIELD, ROBERT ...... $1,522.38 HERTEL LORA C...... $495.62 LUCEY THOMAS $38.60 HERTEL VAN E JR ...... $639.22 LUCEY THOMAS $58.67 HERTEL VAN E JR & LORA C ...... $2,500.51 LUMB WILLIAM ...... $34.74 HERTEL, MADISON E. $631.50 LUMB WILLIAM ...... $40.91 HERTEL, VAN E., III ...... $633.04 LUMB WILLIAM ...... $57.90 HERTEL, VAN E., JR. $750.38 LUMB WILLIAM ...... $57.90 HERTEL, VAN E., JR. $639.22 MACALPINE JONATHAN & ANDREA B STODDARD . . $10.95 HIRST IRVING R JR & CAROLINE M ...... $2,930.51 MACDONALD, CORY ...... $976.44 HIRST WILLIAM N & SUYAPA I ...... $358.21 MACMILLAN DAVID ESTATE OF & DANIEL . . . . . $927.94 HOBGOOD, DARCY ...... -$676.90 MALCOLM DEBRA A ...... $1,801.85 HOLDEN KRISTINE ...... $50.95 MALDONADO PROPERTIES LLC ...... $81.83 HOWARD JENNIFER $123.52 MALDONADO PROPERTIES LLC ...... $115.80 HUNTRESS AARON & DWELLEY, NICOLE . . . . . $628.41 MALDONADO PROPERTIES LLC ...... $115.80 HUNTRESS AARON D & NICOLE DWELLEY . . . $3,339.67 MARINER VANESSA $248.58 HUNTRESS BEATRICE ...... $2,539.88 MAXFIELD JAMES H AND ANGELA L $49.50 IRIE BLISS ACRES, LLC $458.56 MAXINC LLC $81.83 IRIE BLISS ACRES, LLC $972.92 McANEENY STEPHEN JOHN ET AL $1,774.06 JACOBSEN ERIC ...... $2,827.06 MCAVOY PETER J & MARION E $1,148.82 JACQUES, COREY & CAROL (JT) $400.00 MCCOY TIMOTHY $2,346.88 JALBERT KEVIN R & PATRICIA M ...... $1,506.94 MCCOY TIMOTHY $52.50 JANELLE CHERYL M & DAVID R. DUBE $1,610.39 MCCOY TIMOTHY $1,452.90 JAROSZ JANICE K $585.95 MCCOY TIMOTHY $314.98 JAROSZ JANICE K $120.95 MCEANEANEY THOMAS AND GINA PARADIS . . . $1,483.02 JAROSZ JANICE K $456.29 MENELLY RICHARD A & DENISE M $4,635.09 JAROSZ RONALD C $18.53 MENELLY RICHARD A & DENISE M $685.54 JAROSZ RONALD C $3,055.49 MENELLY RICHARD A & DENISE M $629.95 JAROSZ RONALD C $364.38 MENELLY RICHARD A & DENISE M $3,149.76 JAROSZ RONALD C $406.84 MENELLY RICHARD A. & DENISE M...... $1,086.98 JAROSZ RONALD C & JANICE K ...... $1,741.14 MENELLY, RICHARD A & DENISE M $660.83 JAROSZ, JANICE K...... $2,488.58 MERCHANT, NATHAN ...... $250.13 JCC PROPERTIES, LLC ...... $1,885.22 MERRILL BRADLEY ...... $331.96 JEWETT RUTH A, FRANK H III & SETH A MERRILL BRADLEY & STONE MELODY . . . . . $135.87 CO-TRUSTEES $654.42 MERRY JASON M ...... $725.68 JOHNSON BRUCE D & TRACY L. $455.48 MESSIER JODI LYNNE & ...... $2,703.54 JOHNSON BRUCE D AND TRACY L ...... $431.55 MIKULSKI JAMES R $1,435.15 JOHNSON DANIEL W & ADRIEANNE ...... $977.35 MORALES, JENNIFER A $231.60 JOHNSON DANIEL W & ADRIEANNE E ...... $7,063.80 MORALES, JENNIFER A $242.41 JOHNSON JOSHUA K & LAROCHE LISA A $115.80 MOREAU GARY ...... $2,393.20 JOHNSON TRACY L $426.91 MOREAU GARY R ...... $1,110.14 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 23
NAME AMOUNT DUE AS OF 06/30/2018 NAME AMOUNT DUE AS OF 06/30/2018 MORGAN JOHN C AND MIA L ...... $12.62 SMITH, TODD & JILL $2,073.59 MORIN SALLY & GENE ...... $157.49 SOUTHARD JAMES P & SUSAN G ...... $5.08 MORRILL GARY AND NANCY $1,066.87 ST JOHN CATHERYN LEE $3,870.81 MULLEN DANIEL ANDREW & JUDITH ...... $256.30 STANTON JAMES F JR & ELLEN M TRUSTEES . . $1,526.24 MULLER ROBERT & STACY $58.67 STRETTON SCOTT JOHN $241.18 MURPHY, MICKEYLA A ...... $2,420.99 STRETTON, SCOTT ...... $316.18 NADEAU WILLIAM $69.48 STRID, JODI & BRANDEN ...... $2,404.01 NEISIG, AUDRA ...... $1,704.58 STUART GEORGE W ...... $1,611.93 NELSON EMILY H ...... $1,727.73 TALBOT PAMELA A ...... $2,542.53 NELSON TIMOTHY J & SUSAN ...... $2,918.16 TEBBETTS PAUL L & DONNA L ...... $4,536.27 NERON AARON P & MARGARET M $311.89 TETREAU PATRICIA E & LINDA J ...... $2,647.96 NICHOLS MARK D & LISA G ...... $1,197.64 THAYER HOWARD & CHRYSANTHE V ...... $57.90 NOBLE PAUL F ...... $1,638.18 THORNTON GARY C & ANGERS, MARIA J $234.69 NORTHPORT LLC ...... $3,383.67 THORNTON KATHLEEN M $2,211.01 OHMAN, SCOTT D...... $1,803.39 TIBBETTS RICHARD & HERTA $121.20 OHMAN, SCOTT D...... $356.66 TONDREAULT JOHN R ...... $2,773.02 ORCUTT BRIAN D ...... $3,176.01 TOOMEY OLIVER M & JESSICA J $115.80 PAPE, DANIEL P & ALISON C ...... $1,562.53 TUTT KEVIN W & CLAIRE A ...... $1,325.52 PARKER, WILLIAM A $3,511.06 WALKER STACIE R & AARON PARKER ...... $694.80 PARKS HAROLD L JR & MARY I $2,044.26 WATERHOUSE STEPHEN E ...... $1,636.64 PARKS WILLIAM E $877.30 WATERMAN JOSHUA A ...... $528.05 PELOSI JOSEPH* M & LOIS J $115.80 WATERMAN RUSSELL A & TRINA R ...... $4,236.74 PERALTA EARL F ...... $386.77 WEISENBACH DAVID B & SHARON ...... $1,327.44 PERKINS JENNIFER $257.85 WEST ROAD LLC ...... $2,166.23 PERREAULT LORI ...... $68.71 WEST SHORE TRUST ...... $2,258.10 PETERSON, SUSAN M ...... $402.21 WESTOVER HOLDINGS, LLC ...... $32.42 PHILLIPS CHARLES R & DOROTHEA S $2,047.34 WESTOVER HOLDINGS, LLC ...... $723.78 PIERCE CHARLES L & PATRICE $646.93 WESTOVER HOLDINGS, LLC ...... $2,584.66 PINE CONE PROPERTIES $2,192.73 WHEELER, ROBERT $2,886.40 PRADON MICHAEL & TERI ...... $47.86 WHITE, ERIN FRANCES ...... $2,377.76 PROKEY DONALD E $4,382.20 WHITTEMORE KEVIN D & LORI B $115.80 PROVOST JOHN K ...... $93.22 WHITTEN FAYE I $685.54 PUTNAM RORY & OLIDA ARNOE- ...... $648.48 WHITWORTH RICHARD J ...... $642.30 RAMSELL JASON B ...... $872.36 WILLIAMS ANDREW $80.29 RAMSELL, JASON B $819.86 WOOD FRANCIS E ...... $920.22 RANDALL, ANGEL CHASE ...... $6,829.11 WOOD ENTERPRISES LLC ...... $12,148.19 RIDEOUT WANDA ...... $333.50 WOODSOME BRENT R ...... $1,505.40 RIEGEL HARRY T & LAURA D $745.25 WOODSOME CLARENCE E JR ...... $2,400.92 ROBBINS, JACOB WHITNEY ...... $172.93 WOODSOME CLARENCE E JR & BRENT $1,517.75 ROBERGE, JERED (1/2) ROBERGE, AUNDREA (1/2) . $3,640.75 WOODSOME CLARENCE E JR & NANCY LEE . . . $2,360.78 ROBERGE, JERED (1/2) ROBERGE, AUNDREA (1/2) . . $985.07 WOODSOME CLARENCE JR ...... $1,425.11 ROGATO RALPH L $154.40 WOODSOME DAVID $1,855.89 ROGER BERUBE BUILDERS INC ...... $331.19 WOODSOME DAVID C & TERESA L $74.88 ROY DANIEL R $1,354.69 WOODSOME DAVID C & TERESA L $125.83 RUDACK, MICHAEL ...... $115.80 WOODSOME DWAYNE A ...... $1,772.18 SANBORN RAYMOND C & ANGELA A ...... $524.96 WOODSOME LUMBER ...... $1,553.26 SANBORN, GREGORY A ...... $867.73 WOODSOME, CLARENCE E., JR. $1,746.26 SANFASON SCOTT A & CHRISTINA L . . . . . $1,089.67 WOODWARD ROBERT J & DEBBIE M ...... $353.32 SEAL PRO LLC $2,172.41 WOOL JOAN $304.94 SECRETARY OF HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT $2,034.85 WROBLESKI JAYNE ...... $46.32 SHELTON GARY L ...... $3,833.75 YORK GUY E & CINDY J JT ...... $218.47 SHELTON GARY L ...... $1,593.41 YORK, CINDY J...... $995.54 SHOEMAKER SHAWN & JOAN ...... $5,336.06 YORK, GUY E SR. & CINDY J ...... $1,350.75 SILBERT GERALD D & KATHRYN A $2,913.53 ZALL, DAVID ...... $599.07 SILBERT GERALD D & KATHRYN A $2,488.93 ZEEH DANE R & MARTIN JANETTE L $1,872.87 SIMON PAUL & ANN $1,139.47 SIMS BEVERLY A ...... $2,059.70 TOTAL $421,782 .06 SKILLINGS GARY S & CONROY MONIQUE T $2,860.66 SMITH CLAUDETTE (LE) $207.72 24 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
GENUINE AUTO PARTS (pp) $2,215.64 Tax Abatements HOLDEN, DONALD & DIANNE $308.80 IRIE BLISS ACRES, LLC ...... $37.06 IRIE BLISS ACRES, LLC ...... $507.98 Processed LABBE, LUCAS ...... $308.80 Fiscal Year 2017/2018 MAINE, STATE OF ...... $2,284.31 PARSONS, RICHARD & ELAINE $2,016.46 PERRY(OLSON), TERESA ...... $228.60 NAME AMOUNT PERRY(OLSON), TERESA ...... $139.50 AMA REAL ESTATE, LLC $849.20 ROBERTS, STEPHEN ...... $58.67 BLESSO, THOMAS N ...... $9.26 ROBERTS, STEPHEN ...... $57.91 BLESSO, THOMAS N ...... $71.03 SANTOS, RICHARD & MARIA ...... $209.25 BLESSO, THOMAS N ...... $4.63 SANTOS, RICHARD & MARIA ...... $114.30 BROCK/WATERBORO HIST SOCIETY . . . . . $2,513.63 SCICHILONE, RAYMOND ...... $504.89 CARPENTER, DIANA $214.62 WALTZ, JAMES ...... $282.55 CHRETIEN, GERALD $629.95 WHITCOMB, GARY & DARLA ...... $580.54 COREY, ROBIN & SCOTT ...... $308.80 WOODSOME, CLARENCE $332.96 COREY, ROBIN & SCOTT ...... $228.60 WOODSOME, CLARENCE $198.09 DUBE, BERTRAND & CLAIRE ...... $308.80 WOODSOME, CLARENCE $281.94 DUBE, BERTRAND & CLAIRE ...... $228.60 DUBE, BERTRAND & CLAIRE ...... $139.50 TOTAL $17,826 . 95 ELLIOTT, GERALD ...... $1,652.08 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 25
KNIGHT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT . . . . 2011 . $117.00 KNIGHT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT . . . . 2012 . $120.00 Outstanding KNIGHT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT . . . . 2013 . $128.00 KNIGHT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT . . . . 2014 . $136.40 KNIGHT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT . . . . 2015 . $139.90 Personal Property KNIGHT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT . . . . 2016 . $139.50 Tax Year 2018 KNIGHT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT . . . . 2017 . $167.64 KNIGHT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT . . . . 2018 . $169.84 LANDLOCKED LOBSTER ...... 2018 . $126.61 NAME TAX YEAR AMOUNT LEE’S FAMILY RESTAURANT ...... 2015 . $223.84 ALFRED’S UPHOLSTERY CO. 2014 . $34.10 LEE’S FAMILY RESTAURANT ...... 2016 . $139.50 ALFRED’S UPHOLSTERY CO. 2015 . $69.95 LEE’S FAMILY RESTAURANT ...... 2017 . $167.64 ALFRED’S UPHOLSTERY CO. 2016 . $69.75 LEE’S FAMILY RESTAURANT ...... 2018 . $169.84 ALFRED’S UPHOLSTERY CO. 2017 . $91.44 LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC ...... 2014 . $92.75 ALFRED’S UPHOLSTERY CO. 2018 . $92.64 McCOY TRUCKING & EXCAVATING 2010 . $106.00 BABY MA-MA INC ...... 2013 . $16.64 McCOY TRUCKING & EXCAVATING 2011 . $117.00 BARBER - 2002 ...... 2009 . $18.72 McCOY TRUCKING & EXCAVATING 2012 . $120.00 BARBER - 2002 ...... 2010 . $19.08 McCOY TRUCKING & EXCAVATING 2013 . $128.00 BARBERSHOP - 202 2011 . $21.06 McCOY TRUCKING & EXCAVATING 2014 . $136.40 BARBERSHOP - 202 2012 . $21.60 McCOY TRUCKING & EXCAVATING 2015 . $139.90 BARBERSHOP - 202 2013 . $23.04 McCOY TRUCKING & EXCAVATING 2016 . $139.50 BARBERSHOP - 202 2014 . $24.55 McCOY TRUCKING & EXCAVATING 2017 . $167.64 BARBERSHOP - 202 2015 . $25.18 McCOY TRUCKING & EXCAVATING 2018 . $169.84 BARBERSHOP - 202 2016 . $27.90 MERT EXCAVATING ...... 2013 . $896.00 BARBERSHOP - 202 2017 . $45.72 MERT EXCAVATING ...... 2014 . $954.80 BARBERSHOP - 202 2018 . $46.32 MERT EXCAVATING ...... 2015 . $979.30 BAYLEY REALTY GROUP ...... 2009 . $104.00 MERT EXCAVATING ...... 2016 . $976.50 BAYLEY REALTY GROUP ...... 2010 . $106.00 MERT EXCAVATING ...... 2017 $1,082.04 BAYLEY REALTY GROUP ...... 2011 . $117.00 MERT EXCAVATING ...... 2018 $1,096.24 BAYLEY REALTY GROUP ...... 2012 . $120.00 MUZAK, LLC 2014 . . $0.09 BAYLEY REALTY GROUP ...... 2013 . $128.00 MUZAK, LLC 2015 . . $3.50 BAYLEY REALTY GROUP ...... 2014 . $136.40 NORTHPORT WOOD PRODUCTS 2018 . $778.95 BAYLEY REALTY GROUP ...... 2015 . $139.90 PITNEY BOWES INC...... 2018 . -$0.01 BAYLEY REALTY GROUP ...... 2016 . $139.50 ROY RAY C 2008 . . $5.30 CHUCK PIERCE BUILDER 2013 . $15.36 ROY RAY C 2009 . $10.92 COUNTRY ESTATE 2018 . $26.25 ROY RAY C 2010 . $11.13 COWABUNGA ICE CREAM ...... 2011 . $35.10 ROY RAY C 2011 . $12.28 COWABUNGA ICE CREAM ...... 2012 . $36.00 ROY RAY C 2012 . $13.20 COWABUNGA ICE CREAM ...... 2013 . $38.40 ROY RAY C 2013 . $14.08 CUSTOM MILLING & MACHINING INC. 2018 . $20.89 ROY RAY C 2014 . $15.00 DFS-SPV LP ...... 2010 . $21.20 ROY RAY C 2015 . $15.39 DOLBEC EXCAVATING/FOUNDATIONS 2009 . $260.00 SYLVIES CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 2015 . . $7.00 DOLBEC EXCAVATING/FOUNDATIONS 2010 . $530.00 WABASHA LEASING LLC ...... 2018 . $46.32 DOLBEC EXCAVATING/FOUNDATIONS 2011 . $585.00 WATERBORO POSTAL 2015 . . $7.00 DOLBEC EXCAVATING/FOUNDATIONS 2012 . $600.00 WATERBORO VILLAGE PEDIATRICS . . . . 2017 . $18.89 DOLBEC EXCAVATING/FOUNDATIONS 2013 . $640.00 WATERBORO VILLAGE PEDIATRICS . . . . 2018 $1,544.00 DOLBEC EXCAVATING/FOUNDATIONS 2014 . $682.00 WATERWAYS COFFEE SHOP ...... 2013 $1,280.00 DOLBEC EXCAVATING/FOUNDATIONS 2015 . $699.50 WATERWAYS COFFEE SHOP ...... 2014 $1,364.00 DOLBEC EXCAVATING/FOUNDATIONS 2016 . $697.50 WATERWAYS COFFEE SHOP ...... 2015 $1,399.00 DOLBEC EXCAVATING/FOUNDATIONS 2017 . $777.24 WATERWAYS COFFEE SHOP ...... 2016 . $139.50 DOLBEC EXCAVATING/FOUNDATIONS 2018 . $787.44 WATERWAYS COFFEE SHOP ...... 2017 . $167.64 DON JOHNSON’S AUTOMOTIVE . . . . . 2017 . $57.91 WATERWAYS COFFEE SHOP ...... 2018 . $169.84 DON JOHNSON’S AUTOMOTIVE . . . . . 2018 . $58.67 WOODSOME LUMBER CO...... 2011 . $676.26 DOORNORTH & MILLWORK 2011 . $196.55 WOODSOME LUMBER CO...... 2012 . $693.60 DOORNORTH & MILLWORK 2012 $1,170.00 WOODSOME LUMBER CO...... 2013 . $739.84 FLAGWAVERS ...... 2015 . . $7.00 WOODSOME LUMBER CO...... 2014 . $788.39 G & F SEPTIC SERVICE, INC ...... 2018 . $129.70 WOODSOME LUMBER CO...... 2015 . $808.62 GAGNE BRIAN 2018 . $61.76 WOODSOME LUMBER CO...... 2016 . $767.25 GARY MOREAU EXCAVATING 2018 . $824.50 WOODSOME LUMBER CO...... 2017 . $853.44 KELLEY CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING . . . . .2015 . . $0.16 WOODSOME LUMBER CO...... 2018 . $864.64 KNIGHT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT . . . . 2010 . $106.00 Total $33,165 .30 26 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report Treasurer’s Report Revenue Summary Report
Account Net JULIE GILES 10 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT . . . . 13,336,856.16 DEPUTY TREASURER
45 - CODE ENFORCEMENT 87,215.21 GENERAL FUND CHECKING Balance as of July 1, 2017 ...... 3,868,131.57 50 - LIBRARY ...... 1,630.38 Revenue Deposits ...... 12,134,154.11 MV Rapid Renewal Deposits ...... 279,471.88 55 - RECREATION DEPT...... 210,017.35 MV Excise Tax ...... 1,186,938.78 60 - PLANNING BOARD 1,950.00 Motor Vehicle Agent Fees ...... 23,733.00 State Revenue Sharing ...... 367,463.19 65 - ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 1,650.00 Boat Excise ...... 11,985.60 Fish & Game ...... 2,947.75 70 - PUBLIC SAFETY ...... 243,122.03 Dog Licenses & Fines ...... 5,038.00 Cable TV Francise ...... 78,612.53 80 - HEALTH & SANITATION 115,176.25 Tree Growth & Penalties ...... 10,420.51 McLucas Rd Tower Site ...... 3,050.78 85 - PUBLIC WORKS ...... 88,549.40 Homestead Reimbursement ...... 239,370.00 Boat Rapid Renewal Deposits ...... 4,196.50 87 - GENERAL ASSISTANCE ...... 22,013.80 Snowmobile Registrations ...... 2,363.34 89 - CHRISTMAS DONATIONS ...... 0.00 Truck Excise Refund ...... 698.60 Veteran Exempt ...... 4,854.00 91 - FUEL DONATIONS ...... 5,944.02 Efficiency Me Federal Award ...... Lien Interest & Fees ...... 51,617.36 93 - OLD HOME DAY REVENUE 3,125.00 BETE ...... 2,290.00 Interest Earned ...... 12,791.50 FINAL TOTALS 14,117,249 .60 Rescue Reimbursement ...... Accounts Payable Checks ...... (-12,687,877.89) State P/R Taxe ...... (-45,526.70) EFPTS/Payroll Tax Payments ...... (-409,987.70) P/R taxes Employee Share ...... 326,711.47 Payroll ...... (-1,691,466.51) Returned Checks and Fees ...... (-17,110.06) Outstanding Checks Written ...... 144,166.46 Outstanding Revenue Deposits ...... (-26,640.91) Outstanding Boat Rapid Renewals ...... Outstanding Rapid Renewals ...... (-59.80) Actual Bank Balance June 30, 2018 . . . . . 3,882,337.36
RESCUE BILLING CHECKING Balance as of 7/01/2017 506,471 .38 Revenue ...... 261,830.67 Expenses (-216,405.70) Interest ...... 4,242.08 Balance as of 6/30/18 556,138 .43
MERCHANT POINT & PAY Balance as of 7/01/2017 12,307 . 23 Revenue ...... 612,852.76 THE SALT SHED Expenses (-612,731.73) Balance as of 6/30/2018 12,428 . 26 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 27
Expense Detail Report Fiscal Year 2017/2018
UNEXPENDED ACCOUNT CURRENT BUDGET DEBITS CREDITS BALANCE 10 - GEN GOV’T 410,775.00 0.00 0.00 410,775.00 01 - GENERAL 410,775.00 0.00 0.00 410,775.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 262,650.00 0.00 0.00 262,650.00 5000 - SALARIES 249,650.00 248,214.38 0.00 1,435.62 5050 - RETIREMENT 13,000.00 12,866.09 495.00 628.91 262,650.00 261,080.47 495.00 2,064.53 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 12,600.00 0.00 0.00 12,600.00 5100 - TRAVEL 1,500.00 476.92 0.00 1,023.08 5110 - TRAINING 1,200.00 813.96 0.00 386.04 5115 - LODGING 500.00 101.37 0.00 398.63 5120 - MEALS 400.00 192.27 0.00 207.73 5125 - DUES & SUBSP 9,000.00 9,061.04 0.00 -61.04 12,600.00 10,645.56 0.00 1,954.44 20 - SUPPLIES 35,500.00 0.00 0.00 35,500.00 5200 - OFFICE 17,500.00 15,521.10 244.07 2,222.97 5203 - E-ZPASS 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5205 - POSTAGE 13,500.00 9,841.99 0.00 3,658.01 5275 - TAX BILLS 4,500.00 4,386.34 0.00 113.66 35,500.00 29,749.43 244.07 5,994.64 25 - UTILITIES 7,000.00 0.00 0.00 7,000.00 5320 - TELEPHONE 7,000.00 6,019.84 0.00 980.16 7,000.00 6,019.84 0.00 980.16 30 - REPRS & MAIN 525.00 0.00 0.00 525.00 5430 - RADIOS 525.00 525.00 0.00 0.00 525.00525 .00 0.00 0.00 40 - CONTRL SERV 57,000.00 0.00 0.00 57,000.00 5600 - LEGAL 40,000.00 20,011.57 0.00 19,988.43 5640 - AUDITOR 14,000.00 11,000.00 0.00 3,000.00 5660 - TOWN REPORT 3,000.00 2,571.00 0.00 429.00 57,000.00 33,582.057. 00 23,417.43 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 5,500.00 0.00 0.00 5,500.00 5905 - ADVERTISING 2,500.00 3,996.36 0.00 -1,496.36 5985 - TEN TWN GRP 500.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 5995 - INCIDENTALS 2,500.00 1,182.42 0.00 1,317.58 5998 - PIROR YR ADJ 0.00 4,504.30 0.00 -4,504.30 5,500.00 9,683.08 0.00 -4,183.08 65 - ACO 30,000.00 0.00 0.00 30,000.00 6100 - ACO EXPENSE 30,000.00 24,159.65 0.00 5,840.35 30,000.00 24,159.65 0.00 5,840.35 410,775.00 375,445.60 739.07 36,068.47
13 - LEASES 308,788.00 0.00 0.00 308,788.00 01 - GENERAL 308,788.00 0.00 0.00 308,788.00 70 - DEBT SERVICE 308,788.00 0.00 0.00 308,788.00 6000 - PRINCIPAL 284,288.00 273,433.39 0.00 10,854.61 6005 - INTEREST 24,500.00 28,842.61 0.00 -4,342.61 6010 - LEASES 0.00 10,745.53 10,745.53 0.00 308,788.00 313,021.53 10,745.53 6,512.00
15 - INSURANCE 510,225.00 0.00 0.00 510,225.00 01 - GENERAL 510,225.00 0.00 0.00 510,225.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 446,225.00 0.00 0.00 446,225.00 5010 - FICA/MEDI TX 130,000.00 130,418.47 9.83 -408.64 5020 - 457 SET-UP 750.00 665.00 0.00 85.00 5025 - ACC VAC-SICK 10,000.00 14,305.69 0.00 -4,305.69 5030 - WRKS COMP 51,475.00 45,869.70 0.00 5,605.30 5035 - UNEMPLOYMENT 11,000.00 11,555.44 0.00 -555.44 5040 - HEALTH INS 243,000.00 252,781.39 303.52 -9,477.87 446,225.00 455,595.69 313.35 -9,057.34 35 - INSURANCE 64,000.00 0.00 0.00 64,000.00 5500 - LIABILITY 6,500.00 182.00 0.00 6,318.00 5520 - PROP & CSLTY 40,000.00 41,325.00 0.00 -1,325.00 46,500.00 41,507.00 0.00 4,993.00 492,725.00 497,102.69 313.35 -4,064.34
28 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
UNEXPENDED ACCOUNT CURRENT BUDGET DEBITS CREDITS BALANCE
20 - TOWN CLERK 52,075.00 0.00 0.00 52,075.00 01 - GENERAL 52,075.00 0.00 0.00 52,075.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 36,750.00 0.00 0.00 36,750.00 5000 - SALARIES 34,000.00 35,264.74 0.00 -1,264.74 5005 - OVERTIME 350.00 349.21 0.00 0.79 5050 - RETIREMENT 2,400.00 2,465.47 0.00 -65.47 36,750.00 38,079.42 0.00 -1,329.42 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 1,825.00 0.00 0.00 1,825.00 5100 - TRAVEL 750.00 344.52 0.00 405.48 5110 - TRAINING 500.00 405.00 0.00 95.00 5115 - LODGING 250.00 83.00 0.00 167.00 5120 - MEALS 175.00 71.09 0.00 103.91 5125 - DUES & SUBSP 150.00 105.00 0.00 45.00 1,825.00 1,008.61 0.00 816.39 20 - SUPPLIES 13,000.00 0.00 0.00 13,000.00 5285 - ELECTION EXP 13,000.00 9,424.54 0.00 3,575.46 13,000.00 9,424.0.54 00 3,575.46 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 500.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 5905 - ADVERTISING 500.00 280.84 0.00 219.16 500.00 280.0.84 00 219.16 52,075.00 48,793.41 0.00 3,281.59
25 - TAX COLLECTOR 42,858.00 0.00 0.00 42,858.00 01 - GENERAL 42,858.00 0.00 0.00 42,858.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 42,533.00 0.00 0.00 42,533.00 5000 - SALARIES 39,750.00 39,240.20 0.00 509.80 5050 - RETIREMENT 2,783.00 2,727.40 0.00 55.60 42,533.00 41,967.60 0.00 565.40 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 325.00 0.00 0.00 325.00 5100 - TRAVEL 150.00 0.00 0.00 150.00 5110 - TRAINING 150.00 0.00 0.00 150.00 5125 - DUES & SUBSP 25.00 30.00 0.00 -5.00 325.00 30.00 0.00 295.00 42,858.00 41,997.60 0.00 860.40
30 - TREASURER 63,872.00 0.00 0.00 63,872.00 01 - GENERAL 63,872.00 0.00 0.00 63,872.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 61,932.00 0.00 0.00 61,932.00 5000 - SALARIES 57,880.00 58,340.66 0.00 -460.66 5050 - RETIREMENT 4,052.00 4,036.89 0.00 15.11 61,932.00 62,377.55 0.00 -445.55 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 1,460.00 0.00 0.00 1,460.00 5100 - TRAVEL 1,000.00 1,147.06 0.00 -147.06 5110 - TRAINING 300.00 264.00 0.00 36.00 5120 - MEALS 100.00 64.42 0.00 35.58 5125 - DUES & SUBSP 60.00 65.00 0.00 -5.00 1,460.00 1,540.48 0.00 -80.48 25 - UTILITIES 480.00 0.00 0.00 480.00 5320 - TELEPHONE 480.00 480.00 0.00 0.00 480.00480 .00 0.00 0.00 63,872.00 64,398.03 0.00 -526.03
32 - IT DEPARTMENT 123,150.00 0.00 0.00 123,150.00 01 - GENERAL 123,150.00 0.00 0.00 123,150.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 62,680.00 0.00 0.00 62,680.00 5000 - SALARIES 58,580.00 58,539.62 0.00 40.38 5050 - RETIREMENT 4,100.00 4,050.84 0.00 49.16 62,680.00 62,590.46 0.00 89.54 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 1,400.00 0.00 0.00 1,400.00 5100 - TRAVEL 400.00 437.11 0.00 -37.11 5110 - TRAINING 1,000.00 45.00 0.00 955.00 1,400.00 482.0.11 00 917.89 25 - UTILITIES 960.00 0.00 0.00 960.00 5320 - TELEPHONE 960.00 960.00 0.00 0.00 960.00960 .00 0.00 0.00 30 - REPRS & MAIN 10,500.00 0.00 0.00 10,500.00 5425 - EQUIPMENT 10,500.00 12,426.56 1,163.95 -762.61 10,500.00 12,426.56 1,163.95 -762.61 40 - CONTRL SERV 35,610.00 0.00 0.00 35,610.00 5605 - SOFTWARE 33,370.00 34,708.43 0.00 -1,338.43 5680 - WEB 2,240.00 1,563.66 0.00 676.34 35,610.00 36,272.09 0.00 -662.09 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 12,000.00 0.00 0.00 12,000.00 5976 - EMG REPAIR 29,500.00 28,841.59 0.00 658.41 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 29
UNEXPENDED ACCOUNT CURRENT BUDGET DEBITS CREDITS BALANCE
29,500.00 28,841.59 0.00 658.41 140,650.00 141,572.81 1,163.95 241.14
35 - MUNICIPAL BUILDING 77,000.00 0.00 0.00 77,000.00 01 - GENERAL 77,000.00 0.00 0.00 77,000.00 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 3,000.00 0.00 0.00 3,000.00 5100 - TRAVEL 3,000.00 2,860.89 0.00 139.11 3,000.00 2,860.89 0.00 139.11 20 - SUPPLIES 7,000.00 0.00 0.00 7,000.00 5210 - BUILDING 9,436.57 3,528.32 18.75 5,927.00 9,436.57 3,528.18.32 75 5,927.00 25 - UTILITIES 53,500.00 0.00 0.00 53,500.00 5300 - ELECTRICITY 36,000.00 40,417.58 0.00 -4,417.58 5305 - HEAT 17,500.00 11,202.34 0.00 6,297.66 53,500.00 51,619.92 0.00 1,880.08 30 - REPRS & MAIN 11,000.00 0.00 0.00 11,000.00 5400 - GENERAL 5,000.00 5,861.13 0.00 -861.13 5425 - EQUIPMENT 1,000.00 895.18 0.00 104.82 5435 - BUILDING 5,000.00 13,123.98 0.00 -8,123.98 11,000.00 19,880.29 0.00 -8,880.29 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 2,500.00 0.00 0.00 2,500.00 5915 - TRAFFIC LTS 10,353.00 515.00 0.00 9,838.00 10,353.00 515.00 0.00 9,838.00 87,289.57 78,404.42 18.75 8,903.90
40 - TAX ASSESSOR 75,000.00 0.00 0.00 75,000.00 01 - GENERAL 75,000.00 0.00 0.00 75,000.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 56,000.00 0.00 0.00 56,000.00 5000 - SALARIES 56,000.00 51,046.83 0.00 4,953.17 56,000.00 51,046.83 0.00 4,953.17 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 2,000.00 0.00 0.00 2,000.00 5100 - TRAVEL 2,000.00 28.34 0.00 1,971.66 2,000.00 28.34 0.00 1,971.66 20 - SUPPLIES 17,000.00 0.00 0.00 17,000.00 5200 - OFFICE 500.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 5215 - MAPS 16,500.00 12,023.88 0.00 4,476.12 17,000.00 12,023.88 0.00 4,976.12 75,000.00 63,099.005. 00 11,900.95
45 - CODE ENFORCEMENT 69,474.00 0.00 0.00 69,474.00 01 - GENERAL 69,474.00 0.00 0.00 69,474.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 59,664.00 0.00 0.00 59,664.00 5000 - SALARIES 55,800.00 58,055.64 0.00 -2,255.64 5050 - RETIREMENT 3,864.00 3,882.43 0.00 -18.43 59,664.00 61,938.07 0.00 -2,274.07 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 1,130.00 0.00 0.00 1,130.00 5100 - TRAVEL 0.00 1,330.38 0.00 -1,330.38 5110 - TRAINING 700.00 0.00 0.00 700.00 5125 - DUES & SUBSP 430.00 210.00 0.00 220.00 1,130.00 1,540.38 0.00 -410.38 20 - SUPPLIES 700.00 0.00 0.00 700.00 5290 - BOOKS/PER. 700.00 309.13 0.00 390.87 700.00 309.0.13 00 390.87 25 - UTILITIES 480.00 0.00 0.00 480.00 5320 - TELEPHONE 480.00 600.24 0.00 -120.24 480.00 600.24 0.00 -120.24 30 - REPRS & MAIN 1,500.00 0.00 0.00 1,500.00 5425 - EQUIPMENT 1,500.00 1,253.99 0.00 246.01 1,500.00 1,253.99 0.00 246.01 40 - CONTRL SERV 5,500.00 0.00 0.00 5,500.00 5600 - LEGAL 400.00 2,931.25 7,985.38 5,454.13 5700 - CONSULTANTS 1,500.00 0.00 0.00 1,500.00 1,900.00 2,931.25 7,985.38 6,954.13 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 500.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 5905 - ADVERTISING 500.00 178.84 0.00 321.16 5995 - INCIDENTALS 0.00 135.08 405.00 269.92 500.00 313.92 405.00 591.08 65,874.0068,886 .98 8,390.38 5,377.40
49 - OVERLAY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 01 - OVERLAY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5999 - ABATEMENTS 0.00 18,503.85 0.00 -18,503.85 0.00 18,503.85 0.00 -18,503.85
30 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
UNEXPENDED ACCOUNT CURRENT BUDGET DEBITS CREDITS BALANCE
50 - LIBRARY 101,325.00 0.00 0.00 101,325.00 01 - GENERAL 101,325.00 0.00 0.00 101,325.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 73,200.00 0.00 0.00 73,200.00 5000 - SALARIES 70,000.00 62,563.26 0.00 7,436.74 5050 - RETIREMENT 3,200.00 1,346.08 0.00 1,853.92 73,200.00 63,909.34 0.00 9,290.66 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 725.00 0.00 0.00 725.00 5100 - TRAVEL 200.00 401.98 0.00 -201.98 5110 - TRAINING 250.00 205.98 0.00 44.02 5115 - LODGING 100.00 0.00 0.00 100.00 5120 - MEALS 100.00 0.00 0.00 100.00 5125 - DUES & SUBSP 75.00 612.24 0.00 -537.24 725.00 1,220.20 0.00 -495.20 20 - SUPPLIES 12,590.00 0.00 0.00 12,590.00 5200 - OFFICE 2,000.00 1,947.11 0.00 52.89 5205 - POSTAGE 90.00 211.60 0.00 -121.60 5290 - BOOKS/PER. 10,500.00 10,561.75 79.78 18.03 12,590.00 12,720.46 79.78 -50.68 25 - UTILITIES 8,060.00 0.00 0.00 8,060.00 5300 - ELECTRICITY 2,300.00 2,898.41 0.00 -598.41 5305 - HEAT 5,000.00 2,383.34 0.00 2,616.66 5320 - TELEPHONE 760.00 490.66 0.00 269.34 8,060.00 5,772.0.41 00 2,287.59 30 - REPRS & MAIN 6,000.00 0.00 0.00 6,000.00 5425 - EQUIPMENT 1,000.00 724.46 55.50 331.04 5435 - BUILDING 5,000.00 8,142.48 5,827.60 2,685.12 6,000.00 8,866.94 5,883.10 3,016.16 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 750.00 0.00 0.00 750.00 0021 - DONATIONS 1,356.00 0.00 0.00 1,356.00 5905 - ADVERTISING 250.00 176.30 0.00 73.70 5925 - PROG EXPSE 400.00 191.14 0.00 208.86 5995 - INCIDENTALS 100.00 0.00 0.00 100.00 2,106.00 367.44 0.00 1,738.56 102,681.00 92,856.5,96279. 88 15,787.09
55 - RECREATION 287,485.00 0.00 0.00 287,485.00 01 - GENERAL 287,485.00 0.00 0.00 287,485.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 205,780.00 0.00 0.00 205,780.00 5000 - SALARIES 92,000.00 86,833.80 120.00 5,286.20 5003 - PROGRAM PAYR 110,000.00 91,310.90 28.50 18,717.60 5040 - HEALTH INS 0.00 840.00 1,280.00 440.00 5050 - RETIREMENT 3,780.00 3,783.96 0.00 -3.96 205,780.00 182,768.66 1,428.50 24,439.84 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 8,825.00 0.00 0.00 8,825.00 5100 - TRAVEL 7,000.00 4,137.52 0.00 2,862.48 5110 - TRAINING 1,500.00 1,351.88 0.00 148.12 5125 - DUES & SUBSP 325.00 239.75 0.00 85.25 8,825.00 5,729.0.15 00 3,095.85 20 - SUPPLIES 750.00 0.00 0.00 750.00 5250 - GAS/DIESEL 750.00 187.67 0.00 562.33 5290 - BOOKS/PER. 0.00 13.64 13.64 0.00 750.00 201.13.31 64 562.33 25 - UTILITIES 2,480.00 0.00 0.00 2,480.00 5300 - ELECTRICITY 2,000.00 1,362.12 0.00 637.88 5320 - TELEPHONE 480.00 480.00 0.00 0.00 2,480.00 1,842.12 0.00 637.88 30 - REPRS & MAIN 15,250.00 0.00 0.00 15,250.00 5422 - GROUNDS 14,000.00 13,825.91 20.31 194.40 5425 - EQUIPMENT 1,250.00 939.36 10.08 320.72 15,250.00 14,765.27 30.39 515.12 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 54,400.00 0.00 0.00 54,400.00 5905 - ADVERTISING 3,400.00 3,321.32 0.00 78.68 5923 - TRIPS 0.00 11,918.00 0.00 -11,918.00 5924 - FUNTOWN SALE 2,250.00 13,486.00 10,586.00 -650.00 5925 - PROG EXPSE 45,000.00 49,181.03 181.30 -3,999.73 5940 - TOILETS 3,250.00 3,180.00 0.00 70.00 5995 - INCIDENTALS 500.00 909.87 409.87 0.00 54,400.00 81,996.22 11,177-16,419..1705 287,485.00287,302 .73 12,649.70 12,831.97 58 - REC GRANT 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 01 - REC GRANT 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5926 - GRANT EXPENSE 967.82 904.50 0.00 63.32 967.82 904.50 0.00 63.32 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 31
UNEXPENDED ACCOUNT CURRENT BUDGET DEBITS CREDITS BALANCE
60 - PLANNING BOARD 10,100.00 0.00 0.00 10,100.00 01 - GENERAL 10,100.00 0.00 0.00 10,100.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 4,500.00 0.00 0.00 4,500.00 5000 - SALARIES 4,500.00 3,050.00 280.00 1,730.00 4,500.00 3,050.280.00 00 1,730.00 20 - SUPPLIES 100.00 0.00 0.00 100.00 5290 - BOOKS/PER. 100.00 88.87 0.00 11.13 100.00 88.0.87 00 11.13 40 - CONTRL SERV 4,500.00 0.00 0.00 4,500.00 5600 - LEGAL 4,000.00 3,587.50 0.00 412.50 5700 - CONSULTANTS 500.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 4,500.00 3,587.50 0.00 912.50 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 1,000.00 0.00 0.00 1,000.00 5905 - ADVERTISING 750.00 278.92 0.00 471.08 5995 - INCIDENTALS 250.00 0.00 0.00 250.00 1,000.00 278.0.92 00 721.08 10,100.00 7,005.280.29 00 3,374.71
62 - PLANNING DEPT 95,112.00 0.00 0.00 95,112.00 01 - GENERAL 95,112.00 0.00 0.00 95,112.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 94,337.00 0.00 0.00 94,337.00 5000 - SALARIES 91,500.00 74,502.08 0.00 16,997.92 5050 - RETIREMENT 2,837.00 2,971.85 0.00 -134.85 94,337.00 77,473.093. 00 16,863.07 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 700.00 0.00 0.00 700.00 5100 - TRAVEL 400.00 0.00 0.00 400.00 5115 - LODGING 200.00 0.00 0.00 200.00 5120 - MEALS 100.00 0.00 0.00 100.00 700.00 0.00 700.0.00 00 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 75.00 0.00 0.00 75.00 5905 - ADVERTISING 75.00 67.54 0.00 7.46 75.0067 .54 0.00 7.46 95,112.00 77,541.047. 00 17,570.53
65 - ZONING BOARD 2,225.00 0.00 0.00 2,225.00 01 - GENERAL 2,225.00 0.00 0.00 2,225.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 800.00 0.00 0.00 800.00 5000 - SALARIES 800.00 925.00 100.00 -25.00 800.00 925.00 -25.100.00 00 20 - SUPPLIES 175.00 0.00 0.00 175.00 5205 - POSTAGE 25.00 0.00 0.00 25.00 5290 - BOOKS/PER. 150.00 83.00 0.00 67.00 175.00 83.0.00 00 92.00 40 - CONTRL SERV 1,000.00 0.00 0.00 1,000.00 5600 - LEGAL 4,600.00 4,593.75 0.00 6.25 4,600.4,59300 .75 0.00 6.25 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 250.00 0.00 0.00 250.00 5905 - ADVERTISING 250.00 270.68 0.00 -20.68 250.00 270.68 0.00 -20.68 5,825.00 5,872.43 100.00 52.57
70 - PUBLIC SAFETY 1,004,316.00 0.00 0.00 1,004,316.00 01 - GENERAL 816,456.00 0.00 0.00 816,456.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 632,806.00 0.00 0.00 632,806.00 5000 - SALARIES 377,917.00 385,211.71 270.33 -7,024.38 5001 - PER DIEM 226,464.00 221,983.44 1,863.98 6,344.54 5005 - OVERTIME 3,500.00 1,200.16 140.00 2,439.84 5040 - HEALTH INS 0.00 840.00 840.00 0.00 5050 - RETIREMENT 24,925.00 25,272.85 0.00 -347.85 632,806.00634,508 .16 3,114.31 1,412.15 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 7,300.00 0.00 0.00 7,300.00 5100 - TRAVEL 300.00 262.32 0.00 37.68 5110 - TRAINING 7,000.00 4,634.33 270.00 2,635.67 7,300.00 4,896.270.65 00 2,673.35 20 - SUPPLIES 17,000.00 0.00 0.00 17,000.00 5250 - GAS/DIESEL 17,000.00 13,491.51 0.00 3,508.49 17,000.00 13,491.51 0.00 3,508.49 25 - UTILITIES 28,100.00 0.00 0.00 28,100.00 5300 - ELECTRICITY 12,700.00 11,962.23 0.00 737.77 5305 - HEAT 9,100.00 9,399.85 0.00 -299.85 5320 - TELEPHONE 6,300.00 6,725.31 607.32 182.01 28,100.28,08700 .39 607.32 619.93 30 - REPRS & MAIN 126,600.00 0.00 0.00 126,600.00 5405 - VEHICLE 61,000.00 60,086.07 7,395.49 8,309.42 5425 - EQUIPMENT 32,210.00 36,964.26 7,621.41 2,867.15 32 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
UNEXPENDED ACCOUNT CURRENT BUDGET DEBITS CREDITS BALANCE 5430 - RADIOS 13,165.00 11,978.01 1,355.17 2,542.16 5435 - BUILDING 20,225.00 21,702.71 689.12 -788.59 126,600.00130,731 .05 17,061.19 12,930.14 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 4,650.00 0.00 0.00 4,650.00 0021 - DONATIONS 18,846.00 18,080.98 0.00 765.02 5944 - EMA/CODE RED 4,650.00 4,021.29 0.00 628.71 23,496.00 22,102.27 0.00 1,393.73 835,302.00833,817 .03 21,052.82 22,537.79 02 - GENERAL 126,685.00 0.00 0.00 126,685.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 37,985.00 0.00 0.00 37,985.00 5002 - CALL PAY 37,985.00 27,100.69 174.00 11,058.31 37,985.00 27,100.17469. 00 11,058.31 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 11,900.00 0.00 0.00 11,900.00 5110 - TRAINING 4,200.00 4,877.72 732.72 55.00 5125 - DUES & SUBSP 5,700.00 5,285.75 0.00 414.25 5130 - TEST & SHOTS 2,000.00 1,133.00 0.00 867.00 11,900.00 11,296.47 732.72 1,336.25 20 - SUPPLIES 31,200.00 0.00 0.00 31,200.00 5200 - OFFICE 8,200.00 7,332.58 532.49 1,399.91 5245 - UNIFORMS 8,000.00 6,400.70 0.00 1,599.30 5295 - AMBULANCE 15,000.00 11,429.49 0.00 3,570.51 31,200.00 25,162.77 532.49 6,569.72 30 - REPRS & MAIN 20,000.00 0.00 0.00 20,000.00 5405 - VEHICLE 2,000.00 1,385.55 0.00 614.45 5425 - EQUIPMENT 13,500.00 6,973.72 964.64 7,490.92 15,500.00 8,359.964.27 64 8,105.37 40 - CONTRL SERV 20,500.00 0.00 0.00 20,500.00 5665 - HEALTH OFFCR 500.00 500.00 0.00 0.00 5685 - REC COL FEE 20,000.00 15,598.76 0.00 4,401.24 20,500.00 16,098.76 0.00 4,401.24 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 5,100.00 0.00 0.00 5,100.00 0050 - AMBLE SUBPT 1,000.00 660.84 0.00 339.16 5947 - HONORARY 4,100.00 1,117.34 0.00 2,982.66 5,100.00 1,778.0.18 00 3,321.82 122,185.00 89,796.2,40314. 85 34,792.71 03 - GENERAL 61,175.00 0.00 0.00 61,175.00 40 - CONTRL SERV 61,175.00 0.00 0.00 61,175.00 5675 - DISPATCH 61,175.00 60,510.00 0.00 665.00 61,175.00 60,510.00 0.00 665.00 1,018,662.00984,123 .17 23,456.67 57,995.50
77 - HYDRANT RENT 42,000.00 0.00 0.00 42,000.00 01 - GENERAL 42,000.00 0.00 0.00 42,000.00 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 42,000.00 0.00 0.00 42,000.00 5935 - HYDRANTS 46,500.00 46,424.00 0.00 76.00 46,500.00 46,424.00 0.00 76.00
79 - ROSS CORNER 9,760.00 0.00 0.00 9,760.00 01 - GENERAL 9,760.00 0.00 0.00 9,760.00 25 - UTILITIES 9,760.00 0.00 0.00 9,760.00 5330 - ROSS CORNER 9,760.00 9,760.00 0.00 0.00 9,760.9,76000 .00 0.00 0.00
80 - HEALTH/SANITATION 445,048.00 0.00 0.00 445,048.00 01 - GENERAL 445,048.00 0.00 0.00 445,048.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 94,488.00 0.00 0.00 94,488.00 5000 - SALARIES 89,688.00 89,749.94 0.00 -61.94 5005 - OVERTIME 2,000.00 1,027.74 0.00 972.26 5040 - HEALTH INS 0.00 1,200.00 1,440.00 240.00 5050 - RETIREMENT 2,800.00 3,103.75 0.00 -303.75 94,488.00 95,081.43 1,440.00 846.57 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 1,660.00 0.00 0.00 1,660.00 5100 - TRAVEL 600.00 293.75 0.00 306.25 5110 - TRAINING 1,000.00 442.43 0.00 557.57 5125 - DUES & SUBSP 60.00 150.00 0.00 -90.00 1,660.00 886.0.18 00 773.82 20 - SUPPLIES 3,900.00 0.00 0.00 3,900.00 5200 - OFFICE 1,200.00 574.66 0.00 625.34 5240 - SIGNS 500.00 162.50 0.00 337.50 5246 - PERS PROTECT 1,500.00 859.09 0.00 640.91 5270 - LICENSES 700.00 664.00 0.00 36.00 3,900.00 2,260.0.25 00 1,639.75 25 - UTILITIES 9,900.00 0.00 0.00 9,900.00 5300 - ELECTRICITY 8,500.00 8,237.36 0.00 262.64 5320 - TELEPHONE 1,400.00 1,554.91 0.00 -154.91 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 33
UNEXPENDED ACCOUNT CURRENT BUDGET DEBITS CREDITS BALANCE 9,900.00 9,792.27 0.00 107.73 30 - REPRS & MAIN 21,000.00 0.00 0.00 21,000.00 5405 - VEHICLE 6,000.00 5,698.00 0.00 302.00 5423 - ROLL OFF CON 7,000.00 6,207.06 224.40 1,017.34 5425 - EQUIPMENT 4,000.00 6,612.32 0.00 -2,612.32 5435 - BUILDING 16,318.20 5,038.72 0.00 11,279.48 33,318.20 23,556.10 224.40 9,986.50 40 - CONTRL SERV 298,500.00 0.00 0.00 298,500.00 5620 - PLOWING 3,000.00 0.00 0.00 3,000.00 5626 - OBW-S/S 54,000.00 71,981.11 0.00 -17,981.11 5627 - NON RECY TPY 28,000.00 17,354.43 0.00 10,645.57 5628 - NON RECY HAL 15,000.00 6,820.00 0.00 8,180.00 5631 - ECO TPNG 145,000.00 146,755.26 0.00 -1,755.26 5632 - HLNG TO ECO 25,000.00 25,550.00 0.00 -550.00 5633 - FUEL SURGE H 0.00 73.37 0.00 -73.37 5635 - CPRC SNG/SHT 7,000.00 8,337.16 0.00 -1,337.16 5636 - CPRC HAUL 1,500.00 1,817.60 0.00 -317.60 5638 - GRINDING 20,000.00 0.00 0.00 20,000.00 298,500.00 278,688.93 0.00 19,811.07 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 15,600.00 0.00 0.00 15,600.00 5905 - ADVERTISING 100.00 0.00 0.00 100.00 5993 - SPG CLEAN-UP 12,500.00 1,286.38 0.00 11,213.62 5995 - INCIDENTALS 3,000.00 1,317.18 0.00 1,682.82 15,600.00 2,603.56 0.00 12,996.44 457,366.20 412,868.72 1,664.40 46,161.88
85 - PUBLIC WORKS 1,282,646.00 0.00 0.00 1,282,646.00 01 - GENERAL 1,282,646.00 0.00 0.00 1,282,646.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 173,750.00 0.00 0.00 173,750.00 5000 - SALARIES 158,000.00 120,384.07 0.00 37,615.93 5005 - OVERTIME 5,000.00 3,609.59 29.70 1,420.11 5040 - HEALTH INS 0.00 1,440.00 1,680.00 240.00 5050 - RETIREMENT 10,750.00 438.38 0.00 10,311.62 173,750.00 125,872.04 1,709.70 49,587.66 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 8,000.00 0.00 0.00 8,000.00 5100 - TRAVEL 8,000.00 9,241.88 0.00 -1,241.88 8,000.00 9,241.88 0.00 -1,241.88 20 - SUPPLIES 454,450.00 0.00 0.00 454,450.00 5201 - NEW EQUIP. 5,000.00 1,450.08 0.00 3,549.92 5220 - CULVERTS 14,000.00 14,016.40 0.00 -16.40 5230 - HOT TOP 280,421.77 284,540.26 0.00 -4,118.49 5235 - SAND & SALT 134,000.00 182,560.16 0.00 -48,560.16 5240 - SIGNS 3,200.00 555.15 0.00 2,644.85 5246 - PERS PROTECT 2,500.00 522.63 0.00 1,977.37 5250 - GAS/DIESEL 15,000.00 12,694.82 0.00 2,305.18 5270 - LICENSES 750.00 707.50 0.00 42.50 454,871.77 497,047.00 0.00 -42,175.23 25 - UTILITIES 8,480.00 0.00 0.00 8,480.00 5300 - ELECTRICITY 2,000.00 1,285.51 0.00 714.49 5305 - HEAT 3,000.00 2,433.72 0.00 566.28 5320 - TELEPHONE 3,480.00 2,731.33 0.00 748.67 8,480.00 6,450.0.56 00 2,029.44 30 - REPRS & MAIN 165,960.00 0.00 0.00 165,960.00 5405 - VEHICLE 15,000.00 11,138.38 0.00 3,861.62 5418 - PIT RESTOR. 10,000.00 0.00 0.00 10,000.00 5420 - MOWING 1,000.00 1,000.00 0.00 0.00 5425 - EQUIPMENT 0.00 4,237.12 4,237.12 0.00 5430 - RADIOS 960.00 525.00 0.00 435.00 5435 - BUILDING 20,000.00 180.45 8.99 19,828.54 5445 - TOWN ROADS 128,017.05 138,085.98 0.00 -10,068.93 174,977.05 155,166.93 4,246.11 24,056.23 40 - CONTRL SERV 470,856.00 0.00 0.00 470,856.00 5610 - CRUSHING 40,000.00 40,000.00 0.00 0.00 5612 - ENGINEERING 20,000.00 0.00 0.00 20,000.00 5620 - PLOWING 410,856.00 415,096.00 0.00 -4,240.00 470,856.00 455,096.00 0.00 15,760.00 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 1,150.00 0.00 0.00 1,150.00 5940 - TOILETS 1,150.00 720.00 0.00 430.00 1,150.00 720.0.00 00 430.00 1,292,084.82 1,249,594.41 5,955.81 48,446.22
87 - GENERAL ASSISTANT 67,130.00 0.00 0.00 67,130.00 01 - GENERAL 67,130.00 0.00 0.00 67,130.00 10 - PERSONAL SER 9,800.00 0.00 0.00 9,800.00 5000 - SALARIES 9,100.00 6,117.81 0.00 2,982.19 34 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
UNEXPENDED ACCOUNT CURRENT BUDGET DEBITS CREDITS BALANCE 5005 - OVERTIME 0.00 32.79 0.00 -32.79 5050 - RETIREMENT 700.00 0.00 0.00 700.00 9,800.00 6,150.0.60 00 3,649.40 15 - EMPLOYEE CST 1,010.00 0.00 0.00 1,010.00 5100 - TRAVEL 400.00 180.09 0.00 219.91 5110 - TRAINING 400.00 190.00 0.00 210.00 5115 - LODGING 100.00 99.00 0.00 1.00 5120 - MEALS 50.00 18.19 0.00 31.81 5125 - DUES & SUBSP 60.00 30.00 0.00 30.00 1,010.00 517.0.28 00 492.72 50 - GENRL ASSTS 56,320.00 0.00 0.00 56,320.00 5700 - HEAT 10,000.00 504.80 267.90 9,763.10 5705 - FOOD 1,500.00 1,387.91 0.00 112.09 5706 - PROPANE 500.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 5710 - RENT 40,000.00 20,806.90 0.00 19,193.10 5720 - MEDICINE 200.00 0.00 0.00 200.00 5721 - CREMATION 1,570.00 1,570.00 0.00 0.00 5725 - ELECTRICITY 2,500.00 922.31 0.00 1,577.69 5730 - GAS 50.00 0.00 0.00 50.00 5731 - WATER 0.00 111.44 0.00 -111.44 56,320.00 25,303.26736. 90 31,284.54 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5995 - INCIDENTALS 0.00 923.20 0.00 -923.20 0.00 923.20 0.00 -923.20 67,130.00 32,894.26744. 90 34,503.46
90 - EDUCATION 8,372,336.00 0.00 0.00 8,372,336.00 01 - GENERAL 8,372,336.00 0.00 0.00 8,372,336.00 55 - EDUCATION 8,372,336.00 0.00 0.00 8,372,336.00 5800 - MSAD #57 8,372,336.00 8,372,336.00 0.00 0.00 8,372,336.8,372,33600 .00 0.00 0.00
91 - FUEL DONATION 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 01 - FUEL DONATION 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9999 - MISC EXPENSE 0.00 9,511.89 0.00 -9,511.89 0.00 9,511.89 0.00 -9,511.89
92 - CIP PROGRAMS 193,500.00 0.00 0.00 193,500.00 01 - GENERAL 193,500.00 0.00 0.00 193,500.00 45 - PURCHASES CP 193,500.00 0.00 0.00 193,500.00 7015 - BUILDINGS 2,500.00 0.00 0.00 2,500.00 7030 - UPGRADE ROAD 200,097.14 91,580.27 2,826.39 111,343.26 202,597.14 91,580.27 2,826.39 113,843.26
95 - MISC. 710,731.00 0.00 0.00 710,731.00 01 - GENERAL 710,731.00 0.00 0.00 710,731.00 40 - CONTRL SERV 200,000.00 0.00 0.00 200,000.00 5670 - SHERIFF PTRL 200,000.00 182,009.86 0.00 17,990.14 200,000.00 182,009.86 0.00 17,990.14 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 510,731.00 0.00 0.00 510,731.00 5900 - YORK COUNTY 450,000.00 425,438.59 0.00 24,561.41 5945 - ROAD COMM 2,000.00 0.00 0.00 2,000.00 5946 - EDC 15,554.37 3,201.20 0.00 12,353.17 5948 - LACC 3,000.00 3,000.00 0.00 0.00 5955 - OLD HOME DAY 0.00 531.25 531.25 0.00 5960 - CEMETERIES 5,000.00 5,634.11 170.40 -463.71 5965 - TAYLOR HOUSE 5,000.00 5,000.00 0.00 0.00 5970 - MEMORIAL DAY 1,000.00 100.00 0.00 900.00 5975 - CABLE TV AC 29,500.00 29,500.00 0.00 0.00 5991 - AGENCIES 14,231.00 14,231.00 0.00 0.00 525,285.37 486,636.15 701.65 39,350.87 725,285.37 668,646.01 701.65 57,341.01
97 - OLD HOME DAYS 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 01 - OLD HOME DAYS 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 60 - UNCLASSIFIED 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5955 - OLD HOME DAYS 20,068.00 19,630.45 0.00 437.55 20,068.00 19,630.45 0.00 437.55
FINAL TOTALS 14,453,866.92 14,080,078.54 75,236.43 449,024.81 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 35
MICHAEL HERSOM O/C Fire Dept 7,121.17 MICHAEL HOLBROOK O/C Fire Dept 1,287.57 Payroll Expense Detail JULIE HOYLE Librian 19,229.01 ERIC JACKSON O/C Fire Dept. 14,432.85 July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018 CONRAD JELLISON O/C Fire Dept 15,111.70 CODY JEWETT O/C Fire Dept. 2,455.80 NAME JOB DESCRIPTION WAGES NANCY A JOHNSON Gen. Asst.-MT Clerk 46,795.09 DENNIS G ABBOTT Selectman 4,299.96 PAULINE KEITH Librarian 20,112.52 JAMES ALLAIRE CEO 1,640.00 RAYMOND KENNEDY Transfer Station 1,339.00 ANGELA ALCOCK Rec. Dept. 4,190.00 DEEN KIRCHNER O/C Fire Dept 48.44 NICHLOS AMABILE Rec Dept 8,411.75 TODD LACOURSE O/C Fire Dept 523.83 CLINTON ANDREWS Sanatation Head 51,539.28 GARY LAMB Town Administrator 92,499.69 JOSHUA ANDREWS Rec. Dept. 14,175.95 THOMAS I LANGEVIN O/C Fire Dept. 11,184.60 WADE ANDREWS ACO 12,703.36 ROBERT LEEMAN Zoning Board ...... 150.00 ARIN AUGER O/C Fire DePT 1,783.70 STEVEN LETELLIER Planning Board ...... 200.00 KEVIN BACHI O/C Fire Dept 2,366.05 HEIDI J LIBBY P/T Librarian 3,869.00 TIMOTHY BARRETT Sanatation 8,594.56 GORDON LITTLEFIELD, JR Selectman 4,299.96 TAMARA BELLMAN Admin Planning 42,455.00 CASEY LORD O/C Fire Dept 821.82 DAVID BENTON SR Publie Works 57,455.43 DAVID J LOWE IT Tech. 61,416.68 LISA BENNETT Deputy Chief EMS 61,228.86 MICHAEL MACNIVIAN O/C Fire Dept 101.44 SCOTT A BERNIER O/C Fire Dept. 12,786.86 JONATHAN MALIA O/C Fire Dept. 455.58 SCOTT W BIRKEMOSE O/C Fire Dept. 2,838.86 BRIGIT MCCALLUM Ballott Clerk 166.23 THOMAS J BLACKBURN Public Works 55,802.79 DUANE O MCCOY O/C Fire Dept. 430.87 MATTHEW S BORS Chief Fire Dept. 77,381.62 NATHAN T MCCOY PW-Fire Dept 6,647.03 IZZY BOULARD Rec Dept 2,911.50 EMILY MCQUILLEN O/C Fire Dept 14,141.76 JACOB BOYDEN O/C Fire Dept 3,041.19 TAMMY MEGGISON O/C Fire Dept 11,560.42 TAYLOR BUCK O/C Fire Dept. 420.32 DANIEL MILLS Transfer Station 12,350.26 TYLER BUCK O/C Fire Dept 371.88 JAMIE MOUZAS O/C Fire Dept 18,483.59 DANIELLE BURBANK Rec. Dept. 2,460.00 SHERRY NADEAU ADMIN. SEC. ASST 38,553.16 STEPHEN CALNAN O/C Fire Dept. 9,013.06 LEE NELSON Planning Board ...... 400.00 JAMES E CARLL Ballott Clerk 348.73 TIMOTHY NEILL Selectman 4,299.96 JUDITH CARLL Planning Board--BC 723.73 GAIL NICHOLS P-T Librian 350.00 CHRISTOPHER CARPENTER F/T Fire Dept. 36,792.31 MINDY NICHOLSON Rec. Dept 9,965.50 JASON CHAMPION Public Works 17,263.50 ANDREW ORR Zoning Board ...... 125.00 GLENN CHARETT CEO 56,291.98 ADDIANA PALMITESSA O/C Fire Dept 1,055.34 PATRICK CHEVALIER Transfer Station 10,837.90 BRANDON PARENTEAU O/C Fire Dept. 499.50 DAVID CHRISTENSEN Planning Board ...... 400.00 SEAN PERKINS O/C Fire Dept. 2,847.67 KURT A CLASON Planning Board ...... 100.00 ROBERT POWERS Moderator 510.81 JOHN F CLOONAN III O/C Fire Dept. 1,473.05 DWAYNE PRESCOTT Planning Brd 400.00 PATRICIA CLOON Ballot Clerk 151.38 CARTER RAYMOND Parks Dept. 440.00 KEVIN COLLINS O/C Fire Dept. 41.44 PATRICIA RAYMOND Parks Dept. 900.00 WILLIAM COOKSON Rec Dept 1,612.00 BRANDON REDLON O/C Fire dept 3,475.68 EMMA COST Rec Dept 2,810.00 SHARON L REED Dpty Tax Collector 38,962.98 APRIL COTE Rec Dept 20,749.25 DUSTIN A RHODES O/C Fire Dept. 9,608.92 DIANA COTE Ballot Clerk 65.00 MICHAEL E RISTI Rec Dept 5,714.50 PETER COTE Custodian/Main. 37,913.04 MICHAEL RISTI Rec. Dept 7,587.50 HALEIGH COUTURE Rec. Dept. 1,743.25 KRISTEN ROLAND Rec. Dept. 3,024.00 MARC CUNNINGHAM F/T Fire Dept. 45,944.04 DANIEL ROY F-T Fire Dept. 46,255.29 ADAM DEANGELIS Rec Dept 920.00 JEAN RUNDGREN P/T Librarian 8,750.34 JAMIE DEE O/C Fire Dept. 58.00 LAURA SCHMIDT P-T Librian 4,112.11 JOSEPH DEMERS O/C Fire Dept. 1,786.61 JOHN SEERY Ballot Clerk 146.00 MATTHEW DEMERS Rec. Dept. 1,387.00 JEROME SENIOR O/C Fire Dept 11,710.09 TONY DEPETER O/C Fire Dept. 368.07 SHAWN SHOEMAKER Zoning Board ...... 150.00 JACOB DOOLEY O/C Fire Dept. 5,240.16 MICHAEL SIMONDS Rec. Dept. 5,352.00 PAUL DORION O/C Fire Dept. 1,020.56 CLAUDETTE SMITH Ballot Clerk 75.00 THEODORE DOYLE Planning Board ...... 4,399.96 TODD SMITH Rec. Dept. 61,736.26 DONNA DUFFY P/T Librian 8,137.68 JAMES SOUTHWORTH Zoning Board ...... 100.00 HANNAH DUFFY Rec. Dept. 2,724.50 KERRI STEARNS O/C Fire Dept. 6,928.80 NATHAN ELMORE O/C Fire Dept. 17,131.07 MICHAEL STEEVE Rec Dept 203.50 JOSEPH ERAGITANO Rec. Dept. 66.38 THERESA STOREY Ballot Clerk 166.23 SEAN M FALASCA Rec. Dept. 5,028.00 GARRETT STUBBS Rec Dept 3,734.88 JAMES FARRENKOPF O/C Fire Dept 11,959.21 CHRISTINE TORNO Deputy Clerk 35,218.94 LAURA FISH Adm Asst Fire Dept. 25,227.75 PETER F TURGEON Capt. Fire Dept. 49,177.54 SUZANNE FOGLIO Ballot Clerk 72.50 LISA K TUTOR Rec. Dept. 25,570.00 MICHAEL G FRASER Ltn. Fire Dept. 57,037.13 MARISSA VALLIERE Rec. Dept. 210.00 JACOB FREEMAN O/C Fire Dept. 1,954.75 RYAN VANASSE Planning Board ...... 200.00 JUDITH A FRENCH O/C Fire Dept. 954.34 DANIUELLE VIGUE Rec. Dept. 4,450.00 JON C GALE O/C Fire Dept. 468.13 JUSTIN VIGUE Rec. Dept. 440.00 ROBERTA GALLANT Ballot Clerk 64.73 DEREK WEBSTER O/C Fire Dept. 870.02 JULIE T GILES Deputy Treasurer 58,147.52 JOSEPH WILBER O/C Fire Dept. 7,955.26 JOHN GILMORE Ballot Clerk 70.00 KARA WILLIAMS O/C Fire Dept. 4,267.04 ROBERT GOBEIL Sanatation/Ballot Clerk . . . . 3,239.22 JUDITH WIRTH Ballott Clerk 350.00 DAVID GONTHIER O/C Fire Dept 10,989.74 KIMBERLY WOLFINGER Ballot Clerk 40.00 LYNN GRAY Transfer Station 2,687.69 DWAYNE A WOODSOME Selectman 4,299.96 GEORGIA HALL P/T Clerk 10,328.80 EDWARD ZELMANOW O/C Fire Dept 31.00 SAMUEL HAYDEN Planning Board ...... 50.00 DEREK HAYES O/C Fire Dept. 8,357.74 127 EMPLOYEES TOTAL WAGES 1,691,466.51 36 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
CPRC MANAGEMENT 26,506.42 CUMBERLAND/NORTH YARMOUTH 600.00 Vendor Expense Detail CUT-TATE BATTERIES, INC...... 96.00 CYN ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES ...... 257.90 July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018 D & E RUBBISH REMOVAL, INC...... 75,870.09 D & N SALES AND SERVICE 51.47 A A A FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO, INC ...... 577.57 D & R PAVING ...... 10,440.00 A-1 ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC...... 6,115.00 DARCY HOBGOOD ...... 676.90 ABBOTT INVENTMENT LLC 850.00 DARRELL BRACKETT ...... 100.00 ADMIRAL FIRE & SAFETY, INC ...... 1,313.56 DAVID J. LOWE ...... 275.00 ALADTEC, INC...... 2,520.00 DAVID M BOMBARO 440.00 ALFRED OIL ...... 480.80 DAVID R BENTON, SR...... 9,241.88 ALICE WRIGHT ...... 15.00 DAVID W GRAFFAM ...... 35,100.00 ALLEN UNIFORM, INC...... 3,010.98 DAYTON SAND & GRAVEL CO., INC ...... 15,903.33 ALWAYS & FOREVER FLORIST ...... 162.00 DEAD RIVER COMPANY 542.85 AMERICAN LEGION POST #134 ...... 100.00 DEER POND FUEL, INC. 7,525.99 AMERICAN MESSAGING ...... 89.61 DEMCO INC. 702.01 ANDERSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY ...... 1,221.87 DIANE STEVENS 4,470.82 ANDROSCOGGIN BANK ...... 10,745.53 DICK E BENTLEY ...... 27,600.00 ANGELA M TIBBETTS ...... 198.00 DONNA L DUFFY ...... 100.92 ANIMAL WELFARE 2,168.00 DOUGLAS FOGLIO, JR...... 70.00 ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY, INC 10,693.28 DUO-SAFTETY LADDER CORP ...... 72.28 ANTHEM BC &BS ...... 397.78 EASTERN FIRE APPARATUS, LLC 7,390.25 ANTHONY ANDREOTTOLA, JR. 1,332.00 EASTERN SALT COMPANY, INC 160,219.33 AQUA MANAGEMENT LLC ...... 1,200.00 EASY PERMIT POSTAGE ...... 7,010.00 ARROW INTERNATIONAL ...... 1,223.69 ECO MAINE ...... 178,939.14 ARUNDEL FORD 5,000.00 ELECTION SYSTEMS & SOFTWEAR, INC...... 2,346.14 ATLANTIC PARTNERS EMS, INC ...... 1,229.00 ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY, INC ...... 515.00 ATLANTIC RECYCLING EQUIPMENT, LLC ...... 4,585.82 EMERGENCY SERVICES ...... 660.00 ATLAS PYROVISION ENTERTAINMENT ...... 4,641.00 EVERBANK COMMERCIAL FINANCE, INC. 4,828.70 AUTUMN GREEN FUNERAL HOME 785.00 EWASTE RECYCLING SOLUTIONS, LLC ...... 991.85 AVESTA HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORP ...... 263.00 F. M. ABBOTT POWER EQUIPMENT, INC...... 18,348.99 B & H PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO ...... 1,574.74 F. R. CARROLL, INC. 316,200.56 BACKFLOW TESTING OF MAINE ...... 75.00 FIRST CHOICE VEHICLE SPECIALTY, INC ...... 2,649.00 BAKER & TAYLOR BOOKS-510486 ...... 7,936.65 FIRST SECURITY FINANCE ...... 49,411.13 BARTLETT ASSESSING SERVICES ...... 51,075.17 FLAG WAVERS 848.60 BERGERON PROTECTIVE CLOTHING ...... 10,139.85 FOGLIO INC ...... 499,283.46 BEST WESTERN PLUS ...... 83.00 FOUR CORNERS EXPRESS 9,108.00 BIBLIONIX ...... 1,900.00 FRED PRYOR SEMINARS ...... 149.00 BIDDEFORD & SACO CHAMBER OF ...... 2,135.00 FRIENDS OF SWANS ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE 50.00 BIDDEFORD POLICE DEPT ...... 54,600.00 FULLY INVOLVED, LLC ...... 1,300.00 BIDDEFORD SAVINGS BANK ...... 24,385.73 GARY FERRARIS 105.53 BLAST PARTY RENTALS, LLC 3,790.00 GARY LAMB ...... 14.64 BONNY EAGLE YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE . . . . . 1,200.00 GARY MOREAU ...... 740.00 BOUND TREE MEDICAL LLC ...... 11,999.90 GENUINE PARTS COMPANY ...... 2,215.64 BRADLEY J NIKEL 1,000.00 GEORGE W STUART ...... 34.34 BRAND COMPANY INC ...... 697.77 GLENN CHARETTE ...... 445.56 BRIGIT MCCALLUM ...... 40.00 GORHAM LEASING GROUP 46,097.71 BSN SPORTS, INC...... 148.00 GOSNELL MEMORIAL HOSPICE HOUSE 50.00 BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC...... 2,155.45 GOV-CONNECTION, INC...... 23,099.78 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS ...... 275.80 GRAINGER 283.23 BUXTON FIRE & RESCUE ...... 825.00 GREATER PORTLAND 31.02 BUXTON RECREATION DEPARTMENT ...... 2,234.00 GREENWOOD EMERGENCY VEHICLES, INC...... 15,462.86 CANTARA COMMERCIAL COLLISION ...... 6,687.91 GRIFFON SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES, LLC ...... 1,372.81 CAPE ELEZABETH COMMUNITY SERVICES ...... 160.00 GROUP DYNAMIC, INC. 1,302.00 CARDINAL PRINTING CO, INC ...... 2,071.00 H.A. STONE & SONS, INC...... 2,335.00 CARING UNLIMITED 2,308.00 HANNAFORD IN-STORE CHARGES ...... 7,486.87 CARREIRA CARPANTRY, LLC ...... 1,169.00 HARRIS COMPUTER SYSTEMS 14,558.16 CASH--CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ...... 2,207.00 HARRISON SHRADER ENTERPRISES LLC 888.68 CCI SOLUTIONS 397.59 HARTFORD LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE 1,598.00 CENTRAL FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, INC ...... 259.00 HARTFORD TRUCK REPAIR & TOWING, INC 10,352.35 CENTRAL MAINE POWER CO 65,981.32 HEATHER N SILYA ...... 104.49 CENTRAL MAINE POWER CO 922.31 HENRY HOWE IV 600.00 CENTRAL TIRE CO., INC...... 3,504.54 HOBBS FUNERAL HOME ...... 785.00 CHAMPAGNE’S ENERGY, INC ...... 6,385.33 HOLLYWOOD CASINO HOTEL /RACEWAY 99.00 CHANNING BETE COMPANY, INC ...... 758.90 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES ...... 2,822.42 CHRIS & LAURIE JOHNSON ...... 725.68 HP FAIRFIELD ...... 31.48 CHRISTINE M TORNO 373.44 HYDRAULIC HOSE & ASSEMBLIES, LLC 123.34 CHRISTOPHER PARENT 88.51 HYGRADE BUSINESS GROUP, INC...... 3,017.93 CITY OF SACO 20.00 IMAGE TREND, INC. 175.00 CITY OF SOUTH PORTLAND ...... 150.00 INCIDENT SMART ...... 499.00 CLEAN-O-RAMA, INC. 1,507.08 INDUSTRIAL PROTECTION SERVICES,LLC ...... 10,567.33 CLINTON ANDREWS ...... 432.18 INLAND FISHERIES & WILDLIFE ...... 104,393.94 COLIN CANNING & SONS 300.00 INTEGRITY EARTHWORK, LLC ...... 2,457.10 COPY-IT BIDDEFORD, INC...... 26.40 INT’L ASSOC. OF FIRE CHIEFS, INC ...... 249.00 CORELOGIC ...... 3,137.85 INVENTORY TRADING COMPANY ...... 455.00 COUNTY OF YORK ...... 608,046.17 J P CARROLL FUEL CO. 25,544.90 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 37
JAMES P ALLAIRE 428.75 MICHELLE E NELSON 258.00 JAMES W. SEWALL COMPANY ...... 2,500.00 MORIN STEEL, INC...... 2,213.60 JASON CHAMPION ...... 168.98 MOTOR BOOTY AFFAIR, LLC ...... 3,600.00 JASON L MENTER 96.32 MPX ...... 1,775.84 JAY G WALTON ...... 597.49 MRPA 2,900.00 JEFF CESSARIO 690.00 MRRA ...... 265.00 JEFF HOWES ...... 40.00 MTCMA ...... 143.75 JENSEN BAIRD GARDNER & HENRY 19,965.26 MUSIC WORKS LLC 1,050.00 JIM’S SUNOCO ...... 1,124.20 NANCY A JOHNSON ...... 405.16 JOHN F CLOONAN, III ...... 201.81 NAPA / GENUINE PARTS COMPANY-ME DC ...... 3,360.08 JOHN HELMS ...... 800.00 NATHAN ELMORE ...... 143.58 JOSHUA ANDREWS 655.75 NETS 1,095.00 JOURNAL TRIBUNE ...... 189.90 NFPA INTERNATIONAL ...... 350.00 JUDY WIRTH 10.00 NICOLE RANCOURT 51.26 JULIE B HOYLE ...... 308.16 NORMAND ELECTRIC, INC. 17,686.65 JULIE T. GILES 1,341.66 NORTHEAST CHARTER & TOUR CO., INC ...... 2,600.00 KL DESIGN 580.00 NORTHEAST MECHANICAL & ENERGY ...... 1,313.81 KENNEBUNK FIRE RESCUE ...... 266.00 OSSIPEE MOUNTAINEES ...... 2,363.34 KEVIN & ROBINB LAFLAMME 40.92 OTT COMMUNICATIONS ...... 1,386.26 KEVIN WAY 635.00 P & E SUPPLY CO ...... 180.88 KIDS FREE TO GROW 500.00 PAMELA PRUNEAU ...... 679.00 KORA SHRINE TEMPLE ...... 400.00 PAUL NELSON 600.00 KORA TEMPLE 400.00 PAULINE KEITH ...... 15.38 KRISTIN PICKETT ...... 30.00 PAULINE KEITH ...... 138.94 KYLE & LINDSEY MORTON ...... 1,396.55 PERMA-LINE CORP. OF NEW ENGLAND ...... 252.95 KYOCERA ...... 7,549.00 PETER J CALLERY 51.99 LAKE ARROWHEAD CONSERVATION ...... 3,000.00 PETER T COTE 3,045.18 LAKESIDE MARKET, INC...... 9,217.24 PETER ZACK, JR...... 120.00 LAMPRON ENERGY, INC...... 384.90 PIT STOP FUELS, INC 482.46 LAURA L FISH ...... 203.00 PITNEY BOWES 1,871.28 LAUZIER FINE HOME BUILDERS 5,208.00 PITNEY BOWES INC 268.87 LEAVITT’S MILL FREE HEALTH CENTER ...... 1,000.00 PLUMMER’S HARDWARE 4,806.87 LEIGHTON’S GARAGE 1,257.27 POIRIER GUIDE LINES ...... 11,589.34 LEONARD KUMINSKI ...... 1,099.20 PORTLAND NORTH TRUCK CENTER 550.33 LESLEY LEIGHTON ...... 10,913.90 PORTLAND PLASTIC PIPE ...... 41,194.45 LIFE FLIGHT OF MAINE, LLC ...... 1,923.00 PRAETORIAN DIGITAL 950.00 LINCOLN PRESS CORP 407.00 PRECISION COLLISION & REPAIR, LLC ...... 4,700.00 LISA ROBERTS ...... 100.00 R & W ENGRAVING, INC...... 109.00 LORNA GLOVER 104.08 RACO INDUSTRIES, LLC ...... 111.26 LUCINDA L ALDOUS ...... 800.00 RAYMOND LIQOURI, SR...... 120.00 MAINE FIRE CHIEFS ASSOC ...... 184.00 READY REFRESH ...... 1,448.33 MAINE MEDICAL CENTER 61.29 RED WING SHOE STORE ...... 558.70 MAINE MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION ...... 39,727.00 REGIONAL SCHOOL UNIT NO 57 8,378,053.35 MAINE MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION ...... 45,869.70 REGNOLD BELANDEER 25.00 MAINE MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION ...... 19,309.34 REVIZE LLC ...... 3,800.00 MAINE MUNICIPAL EMPLY. HEALTH TRUST ...... 235,559.38 RHR SMITH & COMPANY ...... 11,000.00 MAINE MUNICIPAL TAX COLLECTORS & 90.00 RICHARD GENEST INC ...... 7,460.00 MAINE OXY ...... 738.39 RMDL, INC...... 750.00 MAINE RESOURCE RECOVERY ASSOCIATION ...... 189.00 RMDL, INC...... 1,184.00 MAINE STATE FED OF FIREFIGHTER ...... 525.00 ROBERT CARROLL ...... 2,284.32 MAINE STATE SECURITY ...... 1,115.00 ROBERT DEVILLENEUVE ...... 575.00 MAINE TODAY MEDIA ...... 41.10 ROBERT K ALLING ...... 595.00 MAINE TOWN & CITY CLERK’S ASSOC...... 315.00 RON BERNARD PLUMBING & HEATING, INC ...... 547.61 MAINE TOWN & CITY MANAGEMENT ASSOC. 375.00 ROSS CORNER FIRE COMPANY ...... 9,760.00 MAINE TURNPIKE AUTHORITY ...... 90.05 RSD GRAPHICS, INC...... 11,168.61 MAINE WELFARE DIRECTORS’ ASSOC...... 140.00 RUSSELL GILES ...... 625.00 MAINEBIZ ...... 95.90 SACO RIVER COMM. T.V. CORP...... 29,500.00 MAINE-LY BATTERIES, INC. 179.90 SACO RIVER CORRIDOR COMMISSION ...... 300.00 MARIJANE L BRINK ...... 75.00 SAM’S CLUB 180.00 MARIJANE L BRINK ...... 75.00 SANDRA M JORGENSEN ...... 29.98 MARK & SON TRUCKING ...... 510.00 SANDY & LEONARD KUMINSKI 366.34 MARK E BEAN 9,750.00 SANFORD RADIATOR ...... 684.00 MARKS PRINTING HOUSE ...... 20.00 SCOTT BERNIER ...... 250.00 MARSHALL & CLARISA THAYER ...... 3,140.49 SEACOAST MEDIA GROUP ...... 282.00 MARYANN BAKER 240.00 SEBAGO TECHNICS, INC. 13,055.63 MATHESON TRI-GAS INC. 1,714.49 SECRETARY OF STATE ...... 589.00 MBOIA ...... 35.00 SESFORME.COM ...... 11,496.39 MEDICAL REIMBURSEMENT SERVICES ...... 14,498.76 SETCOM CORP...... 51.09 MEGFOA 75.00 SHERRY F NADEAU ...... 131.26 MEMIC ...... 170.47 SHERWIN WILLIAMS ...... 12.00 MEMORYWORKS ...... 200.00 SHIRLEY A GIRARD ...... 200.00 MFSI/SMCC ...... 25.00 SHOEM ROADWAY SERVICES ...... 5,935.00 MICHAEL A RISTI ...... 100.00 SIMPLEX GRINNELL LP ...... 1,315.00 MICHAEL E RISTI ...... 1,533.33 SMPDC 34,532.08 MICHAEL G FRASER ...... 60.00 SOUTH PORTLAND YOUTH LACCROSSE ...... 95.00 MICHAEL JAMES WHITE ...... 550.00 SOUTHERN MAINE AGENCY ON AGING 2,800.00 MICHAEL JARIZ ...... 260.00 SOUTHERN MAINE COMM. SERVICES 17,223.06 38 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
SOUTHERN MAINE HEALTH CARE ...... 55.16 TREASURER, STATE OF MAINE/ ...... 5,170.00 SOUTHERN MAINE MEDICAL CENTER 1,133.00 TREASURER, STATE OF MAINE/MAINE DEP ...... 735.00 SOUTHWORTH-MILTON INC ...... 6,016.71 TRIPLE M PLASTIC PRODUCTS, INC...... 2,725.00 SPUD’S MOBILE REPAIR & WELDING, INC 9,861.00 TSI INCORPORATED 869.85 STAPLES ADVANTAGE ...... 2,833.59 ULINE, INC...... 300.39 STAPLES CREDIT PLAN ...... 1,967.90 UNITED AMBULANCE 2,690.00 STEPHEN W EVERETT 500.00 US POSTAL SERVICE ...... 2,144.48 STRATHAM TIRE, INC. 399.20 V A HALLADAY SUPPORT SERVICES 11,790.00 SULLIVAN TIRE OF MAINE LLC 6,976.86 VERIZON 2,373.59 SUMERIAN IRRIGATION LLC ...... 888.96 W B MASON CO, INC ...... 2,302.23 TAMARA S BELLMAN ...... 35.60 WADE E. ANDREWS 270.43 TEI LANDMARK AUDIO ...... 698.89 WATERBORO EMEMENTARY PARENT ...... 50.00 THE HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 182.00 WATERBORO REPORTER 3,678.50 THE PENSION SERVICES OF MAINE, LLC ...... 665.00 WATERBORO WATER DISTRICT ...... 46,829.67 THE SMART SHOPPER, INC ...... 5,479.15 WATERBOROUGH HISTORICAL SOC...... 7,912.00 THE THOMAS AGENCY ...... 232.20 WEIRS MOTOR SALES ...... 1,018.18 THERESA BLANKENSHIP ...... 58.00 WENDY HOWE 100.00 THOMAS A DUPUIS ...... 600.00 WEX BANK 13,875.84 THOMAS J BLACKBURN ...... 329.38 WGR, INC...... 8,502.76 TIA DEPETER ...... 15.00 WILLIAM A. LOTZ ...... 450.00 TIAA COMMERCIAL FINANCE, INC...... 179.40 WILLIAM COOKSON 210.88 TIME WARNER CABLE ...... 16,505.50 WILLIAM MACKENZIE 800.00 TOBY GUIMOND 50.00 WITMER PUBLIC SAFETY GROUP, INC...... 4,364.46 TODD SMITH 2,521.50 WOODLAND VALLEY DISC GOLF 136.00 TOP IT OFF OIL, INC 216.90 WOODSOME LUMBER CO ...... 76.74 TOP IT OFF OIL, INC 254.90 WOODSOME’S FEEDS & NEEDS ...... 1,041.89 TOWN & COUNTRY FCU ...... 1,067.03 WORSTER’S AUTOMOTIVE ...... 511.06 TOWN OF HOLLIS 275.00 WRIGHT EXPRESS ...... 70,323.93 TOWN OF HOLLIS 98.56 YORK CNTY TOWN&CITY CLERK ASSO ...... 30.00 TOWN OF KENNEBUNK 125.00 YORK COUNTY CHIEFS ASSOCIATION ...... 2,175.00 TRAVIS L STAPLES ...... 130.00 YORK COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION CORP ...... 3,500.00 TREAS STATE OF MAINE ...... 590,634.78 YORK COUNTY FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC ...... 104.00 TREASURER STATE OF MAINE ...... 10.00 YORK COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS ...... 7,097.45 TREASURER STATE OF MAINE ...... 75.00 YORK COUNTY SHELTERS PROGRAMS INC ...... 1,500.00 TREASURER, COUNTY OF YORK 3,200.00 YOUR WEEKLY SHOPPING GUIDE ...... 96.00 TREASURER, STATE OF MAINE 1,064.00 ZOE ANDERSON 1,350.00 TREASURER, STATE OF MAINE 170.00 ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION ...... 65.61 TREASURER, STATE OF MAINE 85.00 TREASURER, STATE OF MAINE 2,284.31 TOTAL 12,687,877 .89 TREASURER, STATE OF MAINE 898.40
BEDELL ROGER D ...... $115.80 BEGIN PHILLIP J JR ...... $295.31 Lien Status BEGIN PHILLIP J JR ...... $180.96 BEGIN PHILLIP J JR ...... $115.80 As of June 30, 2018 BEGIN PHILLIP J JR ...... $295.31 BEGIN PHILLIP J JR ...... $180.96 Note: Does not reflect payments received after 6/30/18 BEGIN PHILLIP J JR ...... $115.80 BEGIN PHILLIP J JR ...... $301.09 BEGIN PHILLIP J JR ...... $180.96 YEAR PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST DUE THROUGH JUNE 30, 2018 BEGIN PHILLIP J JR ...... $115.80 ALBERT DENNIS R ...... $1,237.54 BELANGER LIONEL P & RONALD L TRUSTEES OF ALLISON, CHRISTOPHER B. $233.50 THE BELANGER FAMILY REAL ESTATE TRUST ...... $2,260.41 ALLISON, CHRISTOPHER B. $233.50 BENNETT TODD S & KATHERINE E ...... $183.55 ANASTOSOPOULOS ANGELO $1,593.41 BENNETT TODD S & KATHERINE E ...... $120.43 ANASTOSOPOULOS, AANGELO & VALERIE B (JT) $3,999.43 BENNETT TODD S & KATHERINE E ...... $142.28 ANASTOSOPOULOS, AANGELO & VALERIE B (JT) $3,835.30 BENNETT TODD S & KATHERINE E ...... $81.83 ANASTOSOPOULOS, ARIEL K $757.86 BENNETT TODD S & KATHERINE E ...... $142.24 ANASTOSOPOULOS, ARIEL K $645.39 BENNETT TODD S & KATHERINE E ...... $81.83 ATHEARN ELAINE M ...... $234.52 BERNHARD, GORDON ...... $153.40 AZARA ERIC S ...... $1,253.73 BILLINGSLEA OWEN J & BARBARA $1,783.87 AZARA, S. ERIC $503.34 BIRKEMOSE FRANK W & LORRAINE ...... $605.56 BAXTER, JAMES & JEANNE ...... $295.06 BIRKEMOSE FRANK W & LORRAINE ...... $2,045.80 BB & J CORPORATION DBA GREAT EAST BUILDERS . . . . $2,957.53 BISSANTI MICHAEL P JR & MEGAN WICKHAM ...... $163.58 BEAN DAWN T ...... $125.79 BKJ LLC $369.95 BEAN DAWN T ...... $123.57 BKJ LLC $354.25 BEAN DAWN T ...... $131.30 BKJ LLC $162.46 BEAN DAWN T ...... $129.79 BKJ LLC $98.82 BEAN GORDON & LEORA ALTHEA ...... $444.88 BKJ LLC $211.42 BEAN MARIE L ...... $1,434.67 BKJ LLC $205.17 BEAN MARIE L ...... $1,494.55 BKJ LLC $254.06 BEAN MARIE L ...... $1,244.46 BKJ LLC $243.95 BEAN MARK E ...... $2,230.38 BLALOCK LILIAN GALE ...... $869.96 BEAN MARK E ...... $2,115.28 BOMBARO DAVID & ELIZABETH $185.39 BECKER ANITA L C/O JENNIFER MONROE ...... $1,082.04 BOMBARO DAVID & ELIZABETH $369.24 BECKWITH REBEKAH J ...... $485.97 BOMBARO DAVID & ELIZABETH $305.71 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 39
BOUCHER DENNIS & TRAVIS ...... $3,147.04 DOUCETTE, SHANE ...... $676.22 BOWIE, KIMBERLY BOWIE, ERIC $6,524.00 DOUCETTE, SHANE W $420.46 BOWIE, KIMBERLY BOWIE, ERIC $6,751.71 DOYON, DANIEL D & ROBIN M $78.27 BRACKETT GEORGE E IX ...... $1,925.34 DREW, BRENDA ...... $347.97 BRACKETT GEORGE IX ...... $1,949.60 DUCROW, JAMES E...... $1,199.43 BRADLEY JOSEPH M & SUSAN E $3.80 DUNNELLS AMY ...... $417.09 BRANSON HOUSE, LLC & LOVEITT, DEBORAH A...... $2,363.48 DUNNELLS AMY ...... $365.93 BROWN, DANA ...... $392.11 EARL JAMES E III $2,280.67 BRUNET, JASON D & CABAN, MIRANDA L (JT) $1,900.87 EARL JAMES E III $771.69 BRUNET, JASON D & CABAN, MIRANDA L (JT) $3,376.73 EARL,WILLIAM D., TRUSTEE JAMES E. EARL JR TRUST . . . . $1,263.85 BRYANT THOMAS ...... $573.59 EASTBROOK TIMBER CO INC $952.03 BRYANT TRINA ...... $4,966.09 EASTBROOK TIMBER CO INC $1,193.51 BRYANT TRINA ...... $4,508.48 EATON JR, GEORGE ...... $58.70 BYRD THOMAS E & ELIZABETH A $1,773.13 ENERGY HOMES, INC ...... $458.64 BYRD THOMAS E & ELIZABETH A $1,661.96 FISKE ALICIA ...... $2,124.92 BYRD THOMAS E & ELIZABETH A $2,131.96 FOGLIO, DOUGLAS SR ...... $746.11 BYRD THOMAS E & ELIZABETH A $1,733.41 FOGLIO, DOUGLAS SR ...... $137.75 BYRD THOMAS E & ELIZABETH A $2,096.29 FRASIER PATRICK R C/O THE MAROON GROUP LLC . . . . . $1,368.05 BYRD THOMAS E & ELIZABETH A $1,977.96 FRASIER PATRICK R C/O THE MAROON GROUP LLC . . . . . $1,650.35 BYRD THOMAS E & ELIZABETH A $1,656.02 FRASIER PATRICK R C/O THE MAROON GROUP LLC . . . . . $1,558.52 BYRD THOMAS E & ELIZABETH A $1,392.69 FRASIER PATRICK R C/O THE MAROON GROUP LLC . . . . . $1,444.09 CALVERT WILLIAM & DONNA ...... $540.40 FRASIER PATRICK R C/O THE MAROON GROUP LLC . . . . . $1,275.34 CANTWELL PROPERTIES LLC $7,001.21 FRENIERE HOPE D TRUSTEE FRENIERE LIVING TRUST $3,481.96 CARGIL JOHN T ...... $349.88 FRENIERE HOPE D TRUSTEE FRENIERE LIVING TRUST $3,592.73 CARGIL JOHN T ...... $303.41 FRENIERE HOPE D TRUSTEE FRENIERE LIVING TRUST $3,259.40 CARGIL JOHN T ...... $350.78 FRENIERE HOPE D TRUSTEE FRENIERE LIVING TRUST $3,115.79 CARGIL JOHN T ...... $336.24 GALLAGHER DOUGLAS ...... $118.06 CARGILL DONALD M & PATRICIA A ...... $40.91 GALLAGHER DOUGLAS ...... $144.63 CARGILL DONALD M & PATRICIA A ...... $30.88 GALLAGHER DOUGLAS ...... $149.31 CARGILL DONALD M & PATRICIA A ...... $78.74 GALLAGHER DOUGLAS ...... $150.68 CARGILL DONALD M & PATRICIA A ...... $49.41 GALLAGHER DOUGLAS ...... $143.55 CARGILL JOHN T $323.19 GALLAGHER DOUGLAS ...... $155.67 CARGILL JOHN T $281.99 GALLAGHER DOUGLAS ...... $152.73 CARGILL JOHN T $324.66 GANNATT SYUART B JR & JILL ...... $904.78 CARGILL JOHN T $311.67 GARDNER SARAH CLAIRE $1,045.69 CARGILL JOHN T $194.38 GARDNER SARAH CLAIRE $705.72 CARGILL JOHN T $323.19 GARDNER SARAH CLAIRE $597.53 CARGILL JOHN T $281.99 GARNIK VIKTOR & OLGA ...... $1,329.38 CARGILL JOHN T $324.66 GATELY JOHN R ...... $1,861.21 CARGILL JOHN T $311.67 GATELY JOHN R ...... $3,370.55 CARGILL LAWRENCE & KERRY A $706.73 GERRY, JAMES S & SHEILA K ...... $711.44 CHAUVETTE ANITA C/O DEBORAH WELCH $1,815.74 GILE ORCHARDS INC GILE WAYNE L $1,126.22 CLARK STEVEN F $1,450.26 GILE ORCHARDS INC GILE WAYNE L $983.53 CLEARY WILLIAM S...... $5.65 GILMAN MARY A, ESTATE OF,*(DEC.) ...... $2,212.26 CONSTANTINE TIMOTHY & TRACY ...... $1,817.29 GILMAN MARY A, ESTATE OF,*(DEC.) ...... $568.51 CORNELLIER ARTHUR R & LYNDA J ...... $2,519.55 GILMAN MARY A, ESTATE OF,*(DEC.) ...... $640.65 CORRIVEAU JAMES A SR & KELLY A ...... $570.17 GILMAN MARY A, ESTATE OF,*(DEC.) ...... $288.97 CORRIVEAU JAMES A, JR & KELLY A (JT) ...... $1,192.77 GILMAN MARY A, ESTATE OF,*(DEC.) ...... $238.90 COTE ANDRE N $141.18 GIRARD SHAWN & DENNIS ...... $760.40 COTE JOHN A & SANDRA M $545.51 GIRARD SHAWN & DENNIS ...... $1,439.74 CRAIB, RICHARD E & GUERTIN, COURTNEY ...... $659.35 GOBEIL TYLER A ...... $410.90 CRAIB, RICHARD E & GUERTIN, COURTNEY ...... $668.91 GOODRICH WILLIAM A & SALLY A ...... $47.48 CROSS MARJORIE $232.40 GOODRICH WILLIAM A & SALLY A ...... $388.33 CROSS MARJORIE $234.65 GOODRICH WILLIAM A & SALLY A ...... $404.76 CROSS MARJORIE $252.35 GOODRICH WILLIAM A & SALLY A ...... $416.01 CROSS MARJORIE $93.66 GOODRICH WILLIAM A & SALLY A ...... $438.78 CROWELL, CHERYL E ...... $44.77 GOODRICH WILLIAM A & SALLY A ...... $435.55 CROWLEY DALE C JR & JUDITH ...... $1,756.30 GOODRICH WILLIAM A & SALLY A ...... $477.49 CUNNINGHAM ROGER H JR ...... $1,220.39 GOODRICH WILLIAM A & SALLY A ...... $479.24 CUNNINGHAM ROGER H JR ...... $1,069.99 GOODRICH WILLIAM A & SALLY A ...... $321.59 CURTIS, PENNY A ...... $2,636.51 GOODRICH WILLIAM A & SALLY A ...... $259.39 CYR DANIEL P ...... $2,665.25 GRAFFAM MELISSA A & ERNEST J ...... $2,436.08 DARLING SCOTT A...... $797.91 GRAFFAM MELISSA A & ERNEST J ...... $2,318.71 DARMETKO WALTER S C/O MARJORIE A MELENDY $3,142.27 GRAFFAM MELISSA A & ERNEST J ...... $2,078.22 DAVIDSON, GREGORY S & BETSY ...... $1,790.72 GROVES KURT A ...... $390.55 DENBY ROLAND E C/O AMY GATES $4,924.05 HAM CHRISTOPHER $159.27 DENBY ROLAND E C/O AMY GATES $4,469.88 HAMILTON BRANCH HOLDINGS, LLC $1,299.59 DEROSIE, MELANIE ANN & DOUGHTY, LOUISE ANN $371.99 HAMILTON KATHIE & FRED ...... $1,142.07 DESIMONE PETER & TERI ...... $1,590.26 HAMILTON KATHIE & FRED ...... $2,073.59 DINGLEY, FRED $766.72 HANSEN MARK H ...... $1,256.17 DODGE MARK G ...... $1,178.68 HARDING, JOSHUA ...... $336.24 DODGE MARK G ...... $967.48 HARDING, JOSHUA ...... $180.96 DODGE MARK G (REP FLOYD DODGE EST) ...... $1,544.18 HARDING, JOSHUA ...... $115.80 DOLBEC EVAN A & PATRICIA A ...... $5,041.16 HARDING, JOSHUA ...... $500.08 DOUCETTE SHANE $70.44 HARDING, JOSHUA ...... $265.06 40 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
HARDING, JOSHUA ...... $193.00 KANDO GEORGE T $217.50 HARRIMAN JAMES S & JANE M $750.35 KANDO GEORGE T $323.62 HARRIMAN JAMES S & JANE M $676.27 KANDO GEORGE T $295.33 HARRIMAN RONALD C $3,084.51 KANDO GEORGE T $279.00 HARRIMAN RONALD C $2,806.99 KANDO GEORGE T $280.33 HAWES ROBERT & NANCY ...... $76.54 KANDO GEORGE T $284.08 HAZELL JON E ...... $545.75 KANDO GEORGE T $250.59 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,042.59 KANDO GEORGE T $286.34 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,323.15 KANDO GEORGE T $275.62 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,308.41 KANDO GEORGE T $236.40 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,997.56 KANDO GEORGE T $217.50 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,862.50 KANDO GEORGE T $323.62 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,653.38 KANDO GEORGE T $295.33 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,572.66 KANDO GEORGE T $279.00 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,541.53 KANDO GEORGE T $280.33 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,568.17 KANDO GEORGE T $284.08 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,281.01 KANDO GEORGE T $250.59 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,544.08 KANDO GEORGE T $286.34 HAZELL JON E ...... $1,458.56 KANDO GEORGE T $275.62 HENDERSON SUSAN ...... $459.42 KANDO GEORGE T $217.50 HENDERSON SUSAN ...... $219.92 KANDO GEORGE T $323.62 HENDRIX RICKY S & BEVERLY J ...... $1,904.96 KANDO GEORGE T $295.33 HERRLE R ERIC & DIANE J ...... $4,644.84 KANDO GEORGE T $279.00 HERRLE R ERIC & DIANE J ...... $4,136.68 KANDO GEORGE T $280.33 HERTEL LORA C. $531.94 KANDO GEORGE T $284.08 HERTEL LORA C. $511.23 KANDO GEORGE T $250.59 HERTEL, MADISON E...... $651.39 KANDO GEORGE T $286.34 HERTEL, VAN E., III ...... $652.98 KANDO GEORGE T $275.62 HIRST WILLIAM N & SUYAPA I $363.16 KANDO GEORGE T $507.52 HIRST, CAROLINE M. $3,022.82 KANDO GEORGE T $1,425.56 HOLDEN KRISTINE $50.95 KANDO GEORGE T $1,267.78 HOMEVEST, LLC ...... $1,229.55 KANDO GEORGE T $1,205.35 HOWARD JENNIFER ...... $127.41 KANDO GEORGE T $1,183.44 HUNTRESS AARON & DWELLEY, NICOLE ...... $628.41 KANDO GEORGE T $1,203.58 HUNTRESS AARON D & NICOLE DWELLEY ...... $2,781.39 KANDO GEORGE T $988.43 HUNTRESS AARON D & NICOLE DWELLEY ...... $3,339.67 KANDO GEORGE T $1,186.96 HUNTRESS BEATRICE C/O GARY HUNTRESS ...... $2,539.88 KANDO GEORGE T $1,122.70 IRIE BLISS ACRES, LLC ...... $320.44 KEANE KEVIN E & MARY H ...... $700.48 IRIE BLISS ACRES, LLC ...... $458.56 KNIGHT MELVILLE B III $45.91 IRIE BLISS ACRES, LLC ...... $986.35 KNIGHT MELVILLE B III $2,476.58 JACOBSEN ERIC ...... $876.61 KNIGHT RUTH W HEIRS ...... $2,018.93 JACOBSEN ERIC ...... $2,827.06 KNIGHT RUTH W HEIRS ...... $1,402.05 JACQUES, COREY & CAROL (JT) ...... $402.26 KNIGHT RUTH W HEIRS ...... $1,236.74 JACSON PROPERTIES, LLC ...... $348.28 KNIGHT WARREN A & CYNTHIA L $11.78 JALBERT KEVIN R & PATRICIA M ...... $1,527.74 KOOLIAN GEORGE TRUSTEE FAMILY TRUST JANELLE CHERYL M & DAVID R. DUBE ...... $1,661.12 C/O ROBERT KOOLIAN $187.30 JAROSZ JANICE K ...... $594.04 KOOLIAN GEORGE TRUSTEE FAMILY TRUST JAROSZ JANICE K ...... $122.66 C/O ROBERT KOOLIAN $770.46 JAROSZ JANICE K ...... $462.73 KRATZSCH DALE D & ANITA M ...... $1,006.88 JAROSZ RONALD C ...... $18.79 KRATZSCH DALE D & ANITA M ...... $889.34 JAROSZ RONALD C ...... $3,151.73 KRUPSKI, MARY F ...... $871.93 JAROSZ RONALD C ...... $375.86 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $318.77 JAROSZ RONALD C ...... $412.46 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $323.19 JAROSZ RONALD C & JANICE K ...... $1,765.71 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $281.99 JAROSZ, JANICE K...... $2,541.70 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $324.66 JCC PROPERTIES, LLC ...... $1,885.22 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $311.67 JEWETT RUTH A, FRANK H III & SETH A CO-TRUSTEES LAIZER SHERRY ...... $388.63 JEWETT BYPASS B TRUST U/D/T/ 06/06/1996 1/2 INT $654.42 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $394.35 JOHNSON BRUCE D & TRACY L...... $461.77 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $339.07 JOHNSON BRUCE D AND TRACY L $437.51 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $394.34 JOHNSON DANIEL W & ADRIEANNE ...... $1,119.47 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $377.19 JOHNSON DANIEL W & ADRIEANNE ...... $977.35 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $192.99 JOHNSON DANIEL W & ADRIEANNE E ...... $7,399.35 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $195.15 JOHNSON DANIEL W & ADRIEANNE E ...... $7,063.80 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $179.23 JOHNSON JOSHUA K & LAROCHE LISA A ATTN: BB&T . . . . .$115.80 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $199.23 JOHNSON TRACY L ...... $432.80 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $193.70 JOHNSON, DANIEL $1,923.45 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $204.29 JOHNSON, DANIEL $1,715.38 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $394.35 JONES ANDREW A & BRENDA J ...... $743.77 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $339.07 JOYCE PATRICIA L ...... $1,514.66 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $394.34 JSP PROPERTY SOLUTIONS, LLC ...... $2,098.20 LAIZER SHERRY ...... $377.19 JW GROUP LLC C/O JOSHUA WATERHOUSE ...... $75.50 LAJOIE, RODNEY $335.70 JW GROUP LLC C/O JOSHUA WATERHOUSE ...... $137.23 LAJOIE, RODNEY $257.85 JW GROUP LLC C/O JOSHUA WATERHOUSE ...... $75.66 LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $231.34 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 41
LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $221.45 MCDERMOTT RICHARD & GERALDINE $1,685.54 LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $214.01 MCDERMOTT RICHARD & GERALDINE $1,651.59 LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $212.42 MCDERMOTT RICHARD & GERALDINE $1,680.21 LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $231.34 MCDERMOTT RICHARD & GERALDINE $1,370.91 LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $221.45 MCDERMOTT RICHARD & GERALDINE $1,653.82 LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $214.01 MCDERMOTT RICHARD & GERALDINE $1,561.80 LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $212.42 MCEANEANEY THOMAS AND GINA PARADIS ...... $1,493.69 LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $231.34 MCLAUGHIN GEORGE DAVID ...... $259.21 LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $221.45 MCLAUGHIN GEORGE DAVID ...... $402.49 LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $214.01 MCLAUGHIN GEORGE DAVID ...... $364.92 LAKE ARROWHEAD REALTY TRUST ...... $212.42 MCLAUGHIN GEORGE DAVID ...... $345.30 LAKEFRONT TRUST ...... $474.95 MCLAUGHIN GEORGE DAVID ...... $344.97 LAKEFRONT TRUST ...... $628.41 MCLAUGHIN GEORGE DAVID ...... $349.88 LAKEFRONT TRUST ...... $564.30 MCLAUGHIN GEORGE DAVID ...... $303.41 LAKEFRONT TRUST ...... $535.22 MCLAUGHIN GEORGE DAVID ...... $350.78 LAKEFRONT TRUST ...... $530.13 MCLAUGHIN GEORGE DAVID ...... $336.24 LAKEFRONT TRUST ...... $538.41 MENELLY RICHARD A & DENISE M ...... $4,781.09 LAKEFRONT TRUST ...... $454.67 MENELLY RICHARD A & DENISE M ...... $707.13 LAKEFRONT TRUST ...... $535.44 MENELLY RICHARD A & DENISE M ...... $649.80 LAKEFRONT TRUST ...... $509.91 MENELLY RICHARD A & DENISE M ...... $3,248.98 LATOUF WILLIAM G ...... $240.48 MENELLY RICHARD A. & DENISE M...... $1,121.22 LATOUF WILLIAM G ...... $364.92 MENELLY, RICHARD A & DENISE M $681.64 LATOUF WILLIAM G ...... $345.30 MERCHANT, NATHAN ...... $327.29 LATOUF WILLIAM G ...... $344.97 MERCHANT, NATHAN ...... $250.13 LATOUF WILLIAM G ...... $349.88 MERRILL BRADLEY ...... $336.54 LATOUF WILLIAM G ...... $303.41 MERRILL, NICHOLAS $415.34 LATOUF WILLIAM G ...... $350.78 MERRY JASON M ...... $1,457.90 LATOUF WILLIAM G ...... $336.24 MERRY JASON M ...... $1,461.60 LESTER DONALD C/O LISA MCAULIFFE ...... $2,115.90 MERRY JASON M ...... $801.17 LETELLIER, KIMBERLY R & MEGAN E POULIN $681.69 MERRY JASON M ...... $725.68 LEWIS LISA L & DANA F ...... $2,074.82 MESSIER JODI LYNNE & GREGORY JOSEPH $2,703.54 LITTLEFIELD, ROBERT ...... $725.60 MIKULSKI JAMES R ...... $1,454.96 LITTLEFIELD, ROBERT ...... $1,713.20 MORALES, JENNIFER A ...... $238.90 LITTLEFIELD, ROBERT ...... $1,522.38 MORALES, JENNIFER A ...... $250.04 LUCEY THOMAS ...... $159.52 MOREAU GARY $2,468.59 LUCEY THOMAS ...... $176.58 MOREAU GARY R ...... $1,145.11 LUCEY THOMAS ...... $172.40 MORGAN JOHN C AND MIA L $12.68 LUCEY THOMAS ...... $96.86 MORIN SALLY & GENE $226.37 LUCEY THOMAS ...... $38.60 MORIN SALLY & GENE $157.49 LUCEY THOMAS ...... $172.12 MORRILL GARY AND NANCY ...... $1,077.86 LUCEY THOMAS ...... $213.34 MULLEN DANIEL ANDREW & JUDITH $91.18 LUCEY THOMAS ...... $118.72 MULLEN DANIEL ANDREW & JUDITH $256.30 LUCEY THOMAS ...... $58.67 MULLER ROBERT & STACY ...... $115.15 LUMB WILLIAM $35.22 MULLER ROBERT & STACY ...... $58.67 LUMB WILLIAM $41.47 MURPHY, MICKEYLA A $2,420.99 LUMB WILLIAM $58.70 NADEAU WILLIAM ...... $47.43 LUMB WILLIAM $58.70 NADEAU WILLIAM ...... $69.48 MACDONALD, CORY $990.42 NARAGANSETT BUILDER, LLC $659.35 MACMILLAN DAVID ESTATE OF & DANIEL ...... $940.75 NARAGANSETT BUILDER, LLC $774.02 MALCOLM DEBRA A C/O LEONARD BEAN ...... $36.32 NEISIG, AUDRA $1,911.69 MALCOLM DEBRA A C/O LEONARD BEAN ...... $1,801.85 NEISIG, AUDRA $1,704.58 MALDONADO PROPERTIES LLC ...... $81.83 NELSON EMILY H ATTN: GAILLARD RUSSUM ...... $1,727.73 MALDONADO PROPERTIES LLC ...... $115.80 NELSON TIMOTHY J & SUSAN ...... $2,918.16 MALDONADO PROPERTIES LLC ...... $115.80 NERON AARON P & MARGARET M ...... $316.20 MARINER VANESSA ...... $248.58 NICHOLS MARK D & LISA G $1,214.28 MARTIN, ANGELIA ...... $320.89 NOBLE PAUL F C/O KENNETH A NOBLE ...... $1,689.78 MAXFIELD JAMES H AND ANGELA L ...... $50.18 NORTHPORT LLC ...... $3,430.38 MAXINC LLC ...... $142.28 OHMAN, SCOTT D...... $1,828.29 MAXINC LLC ...... $81.83 OHMAN, SCOTT D. $361.58 MCANEENY STEPHEN JOHN ET AL ORCUTT BRIAN D ...... $3,450.66 C/O CHASE MCANEENY ...... $1,937.56 ORCUTT BRIAN D ...... $3,176.01 MCANEENY STEPHEN JOHN ET AL PAPE, DANIEL P & ALISON C ...... $1,611.75 C/O CHASE MCANEENY ...... $1,774.06 PARKER, WILLIAM A ...... $3,511.06 MCAVOY PETER J & MARION E ...... $1,164.68 PARKS HAROLD L JR & MARY I ATTN: KEVIN PARKS . . . . $2,108.65 MCCAMMON AMY BETH ...... $344.97 PARKS WILLIAM E ...... $903.30 MCCAMMON AMY BETH ...... $349.88 PAWLOWSKI, GWENDOYLN & ROBERT $1,611.93 MCCAMMON AMY BETH ...... $303.41 PELOSI JOSEPH* M & LOIS J ...... $238.49 MCCAMMON AMY BETH ...... $350.78 PELOSI JOSEPH* M & LOIS J ...... $336.24 MCCAMMON AMY BETH ...... $336.24 PELOSI JOSEPH* M & LOIS J ...... $180.96 MCCOY TIMOTHY ...... $2,420.81 PELOSI JOSEPH* M & LOIS J ...... $115.80 MCCOY TIMOTHY ...... $54.15 PENDEXTER EDMUND M ESTATE OF ...... $300.51 MCCOY TIMOTHY ...... $1,498.67 PENDEXTER EDMUND M ESTATE OF ...... $301.30 MCCOY TIMOTHY ...... $324.90 PENDEXTER EDMUND M ESTATE OF ...... $305.42 MCDERMOTT RICHARD & GERALDINE $1,771.90 PENDEXTER EDMUND M ESTATE OF ...... $267.71 42 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
PENDEXTER EDMUND M ESTATE OF ...... $307.24 SANBORN RAYMOND C & ANGELA A $532.21 PENDEXTER EDMUND M ESTATE OF ...... $295.27 SANBORN, GREGORY A $867.73 PERKINS JENNIFER ...... $193.82 SANFASON SCOTT A & CHRISTINA L ...... $1,096.03 PERKINS JENNIFER ...... $257.85 SAYCE SANDRA V MERS $2,328.12 PERREAULT CHRISTIAN ...... $69.66 SEAL PRO LLC ...... $2,172.41 PETERSON, SUSAN M ...... $402.21 SHELTON GARY L ...... $4,231.08 PHILLIPS CHARLES R & DOROTHEA S SHELTON GARY L ...... $3,833.75 C/O SHIRLEY GOODWIN ...... $2,239.90 SHELTON GARY L ...... $1,899.32 PHILLIPS CHARLES R & DOROTHEA S SHELTON GARY L ...... $1,790.57 C/O SHIRLEY GOODWIN ...... $2,047.34 SHELTON GARY L ...... $1,593.41 PIERCE CHARLES L & PATRICE ...... $655.86 SHOEMAKER SHAWN & JOAN ...... $5,867.61 PIERCE RICHARD D & SUSAN C ...... $132.99 SHOEMAKER SHAWN & JOAN ...... $5,336.06 PIERCE RICHARD D & SUSAN C ...... $163.78 SILBERT GERALD D & KATHRYN A ...... $3,130.78 PIERCE RICHARD D & SUSAN C ...... $154.26 SILBERT GERALD D & KATHRYN A ...... $2,913.53 PIERCE RICHARD D & SUSAN C ...... $144.63 SILBERT GERALD D & KATHRYN A ...... $2,614.69 PIERCE RICHARD D & SUSAN C ...... $149.31 SILBERT GERALD D & KATHRYN A ...... $2,488.93 PIERCE RICHARD D & SUSAN C ...... $150.68 SIMON PAUL & ANN ...... $921.62 PIERCE RICHARD D & SUSAN C ...... $143.55 SIMON PAUL & ANN ...... $1,139.47 PIERCE RICHARD D & SUSAN C ...... $155.67 SIMS BEVERLY A $2,379.90 PIERCE RICHARD D & SUSAN C ...... $152.73 SIMS BEVERLY A $2,867.64 PINE CONE PROPERTIES ...... $2,193.58 SIMS BEVERLY A $2,382.62 POOLE, DONNA M. $335.76 SIMS BEVERLY A $2,059.70 PRADON MICHAEL & TERI $274.58 SKILLINGS GARY S & CONROY MONIQUE T $2,860.66 PRADON MICHAEL & TERI $491.90 SKY KING TRUST $402.49 PRADON MICHAEL & TERI $305.11 SKY KING TRUST $364.92 PRADON MICHAEL & TERI $191.04 SKY KING TRUST $345.30 PRADON MICHAEL & TERI $47.86 SKY KING TRUST $344.97 PROKEY DONALD E ...... $4,400.95 SKY KING TRUST $349.88 PROVOST JOHN K ...... $93.76 SKY KING TRUST $303.41 PUTNAM RORY & OLIDA ARNOE- $721.77 SKY KING TRUST $350.78 PUTNAM RORY & OLIDA ARNOE- $648.48 SKY KING TRUST $336.24 RAMSELL JASON B ...... $952.03 SMITH CLAUDETTE (LE) ...... $208.65 RAMSELL JASON B ...... $872.36 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $373.99 RAMSELL, JASON B ...... $898.03 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $341.55 RAMSELL, JASON B ...... $819.86 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $383.32 RANDALL, ANGEL CHASE ...... $5,555.80 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $505.59 RANDALL, ANGEL CHASE ...... $6,829.11 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $504.84 RAYMOND STEVE & ANNA $330.03 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $432.83 RAYMOND STEVE & ANNA $306.57 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $402.49 RAYMOND STEVE & ANNA $280.28 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $330.38 RAYMOND STEVE & ANNA $264.67 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $345.30 RAYMOND STEVE & ANNA $266.35 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $344.97 RAYMOND STEVE & ANNA $269.85 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $349.88 RAYMOND STEVE & ANNA $239.18 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $303.41 RAYMOND STEVE & ANNA $272.40 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $350.78 RAYMOND STEVE & ANNA $262.50 SMITH MICHAEL T SR & MICHELLE L $336.24 RICHARD MICHAEL W & MARK S CURRY ...... $269.85 SMITH, TODD & JILL ...... $2,138.90 RICHARD MICHAEL W & MARK S CURRY ...... $239.18 SOCHA WILLIAM & EILEEN J ...... $55.77 RICHARD MICHAEL W & MARK S CURRY ...... $272.40 SOCHA WILLIAM & EILEEN J ...... $364.92 RICHARD MICHAEL W & MARK S CURRY ...... $262.50 SOCHA WILLIAM & EILEEN J ...... $345.30 RIDEOUT WANDA ...... $333.50 SOCHA WILLIAM & EILEEN J ...... $344.97 RIEGEL HARRY T & LAURA D ...... $747.57 SOCHA WILLIAM & EILEEN J ...... $349.88 ROBBINS, JACOB WHITNEY $172.93 SOCHA WILLIAM & EILEEN J ...... $303.41 ROBERGE ERNEST A SR & BRENDA SOCHA WILLIAM & EILEEN J ...... $350.78 C/O THOMAS ROBERGE ...... $1,127.89 SOCHA WILLIAM & EILEEN J ...... $336.24 ROBERGE ERNEST A SR & BRENDA SOUTHARD JAMES P & SUSAN G ...... $5.15 C/O THOMAS ROBERGE ...... $985.07 SPIZZIRRI JOSEPH* ...... $432.83 ROBERGE, NANCY M. FAMILY TRUST ...... $3,640.75 SPIZZIRRI JOSEPH* ...... $402.49 ROGATO RALPH L C/O LORI THOMPSON $374.75 SPIZZIRRI JOSEPH* ...... $364.92 ROGATO RALPH L C/O LORI THOMPSON $437.89 SPIZZIRRI JOSEPH* ...... $345.30 ROGATO RALPH L C/O LORI THOMPSON $418.16 SPIZZIRRI JOSEPH* ...... $344.97 ROGATO RALPH L C/O LORI THOMPSON $223.00 SPIZZIRRI JOSEPH* ...... $349.88 ROGATO RALPH L C/O LORI THOMPSON $154.40 SPIZZIRRI JOSEPH* ...... $303.41 ROY DANIEL R ...... $1,373.39 SPIZZIRRI JOSEPH* ...... $350.78 ROY RAY (DISPOSAL SYSTEM) ...... $98.31 SPIZZIRRI JOSEPH* ...... $336.24 ROY RAY (DISPOSAL SYSTEM) ...... $185.63 ST JOHN CATHERYN LEE C/O RHONDA L ONEGLIA $3,992.74 ROY RAY (DISPOSAL SYSTEM) ...... $319.13 STANTON JAMES F JR & ELLEN M TRUSTEES OF ROY RAY (DISPOSAL SYSTEM) ...... $311.68 STANTON FAMILY REALTY TRUST $1,526.24 ROY RAY (DISPOSAL SYSTEM) ...... $341.03 STRETTON SCOTT JOHN ...... $244.57 RUDACK, MICHAEL ...... $194.55 STRETTON, SCOTT $320.55 RUDACK, MICHAEL ...... $350.78 STRID, JODI & BRANDEN ...... $2,757.70 RUDACK, MICHAEL ...... $336.24 STRID, JODI & BRANDEN ...... $2,404.01 RUDACK, MICHAEL ...... $180.96 T2S, LLC ...... $2,535.03 RUDACK, MICHAEL ...... $115.80 TALBOT PAMELA A $2,542.53 RUEL GARY & JAYNE $171.30 TEBBETTS PAUL L & DONNA L ...... $4,679.16 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 43
TEBBETTS PAUL L & DONNA L ...... $2,289.27 WHITTEN FAYE I ...... $685.54 TETREAU PATRICIA E & LINDA J $1,148.79 WHITTEN JASON E $449.05 TETREAU PATRICIA E & LINDA J $3,006.91 WHITTEN JASON E $463.10 TETREAU PATRICIA E & LINDA J $2,939.34 WHITTEN JASON E $432.83 TETREAU PATRICIA E & LINDA J $2,647.96 WHITTEN JASON E $402.49 THAYER HOWARD & CHRYSANTHE V ...... $58.70 WHITTEN JASON E $364.92 THIBODEAU KIMBERLY R (DISPOSAL SYSTEM) . . . . . $24,688.36 WHITTEN JASON E $345.30 THORNTON GARY C & ANGERS, MARIA J ATTN: MARIA DUFOUR $234.69 WHITTEN JASON E $344.97 THORNTON KATHLEEN M ...... $66.61 WHITTEN JASON E $349.88 THORNTON KATHLEEN M ...... $2,280.65 WHITTEN JASON E $303.41 TIBBETTS RICHARD & HERTA C/O DEBORAH TIBBETTS . . . $122.87 WHITTEN JASON E $350.78 TONDREAULT JOHN R C/O GENE MELLOTT ...... $3,159.68 WHITTEN JASON E $336.24 TONDREAULT JOHN R C/O GENE MELLOTT ...... $2,773.02 WHITTEN JASON E $449.05 TOOMEY OLIVER M & JESSICA J ...... $115.80 WHITTEN JASON E $463.10 TOWN OF WATERBORO ...... $110.25 WHITTEN JASON E $432.83 TOWN OF WATERBORO ...... $106.57 WHITTEN JASON E $402.49 TOWN OF WATERBORO ...... $150.49 WHITTEN JASON E $364.92 TOWN OF WATERBORO ...... $5.80 WHITTEN JASON E $345.30 TOWN OF WATERBORO ...... $5.67 WHITTEN JASON E $344.97 TOWN OF WATERBORO ...... $55.21 WHITTEN JASON E $349.88 TOWN OF WATERBORO ...... $413.99 WHITTEN JASON E $303.41 TOWN OF WATERBORO ...... $816.98 WHITTEN JASON E $350.78 TOWN OF WATERBORO ...... $696.29 WHITTEN JASON E $336.24 TOWN OF WATERBORO ...... $680.04 WHITTTEN JASON E ...... $326.47 TOWN OF WATERBORO ...... $685.08 WHITTTEN JASON E ...... $337.86 TOWN OF WATERBORO EASEMENT DEED - 1997 - $5,600 . . .$333.39 WHITTTEN JASON E ...... $295.76 TOWN OF WATERBORO EASEMENT DEED - 1997 - $5,600 . . .$655.79 WHITTTEN JASON E ...... $274.61 TOWN OF WATERBORO EASEMENT DEED - 1997 - $5,600 . . .$557.04 WHITTTEN JASON E ...... $252.08 TOWN OF WATERBORO EASEMENT DEED - 1997 - $5,600 . . .$544.03 WHITTTEN JASON E ...... $237.80 TOWN OF WATERBORO EASEMENT DEED - 1997 - $5,600 . . .$558.04 WHITTTEN JASON E ...... $240.15 TUTT KEVIN W & CLAIRE A ...... $1,343.82 WHITTTEN JASON E ...... $243.17 VASSALLE, SOPHIA N ...... $1,909.93 WHITTTEN JASON E ...... $217.76 VEILLEUX MAURICE & STEVEN A ET AL ...... $104.34 WHITTTEN JASON E ...... $246.26 VEILLEUX MAURICE & STEVEN A ET AL ...... $349.88 WHITTTEN JASON E ...... $237.93 VEILLEUX MAURICE & STEVEN A ET AL ...... $303.41 WHITWORTH RICHARD J C/O ANN WHITWORTH ...... $485.84 VEILLEUX MAURICE & STEVEN A ET AL ...... $350.78 WHITWORTH RICHARD J C/O ANN WHITWORTH ...... $913.67 VEILLEUX MAURICE & STEVEN A ET AL ...... $336.24 WHITWORTH RICHARD J C/O ANN WHITWORTH ...... $755.82 WALKER STACIE R & AARON PARKER ...... $1,105.06 WHITWORTH RICHARD J C/O ANN WHITWORTH ...... $903.00 WALKER STACIE R & AARON PARKER ...... $1,066.99 WHITWORTH RICHARD J C/O ANN WHITWORTH ...... $855.62 WALKER STACIE R & AARON PARKER ...... $811.68 WHITWORTH RICHARD J C/O ANN WHITWORTH ...... $754.49 WALKER STACIE R & AARON PARKER ...... $694.80 WHITWORTH RICHARD J C/O ANN WHITWORTH ...... $642.30 WARNER ALFRED G & DENISE A ...... $237.80 WILLIAMS ANDREW OR TERRI WILLIAMS ...... $80.29 WARNER ALFRED G & DENISE A ...... $240.15 WOOD FRANCIS E $1,057.25 WARNER ALFRED G & DENISE A ...... $243.17 WOOD FRANCIS E $920.22 WARNER ALFRED G & DENISE A ...... $217.76 WOOD ENTERPRISES LLC $13,185.01 WARNER ALFRED G & DENISE A ...... $246.26 WOOD ENTERPRISES LLC $12,148.19 WARNER ALFRED G & DENISE A ...... $237.93 WOODSOME BRENT R $1,552.82 WATERBORO LAND TRUST ...... $74.11 WOODSOME CLARENCE E JR ...... $2,476.55 WATERBORO TOWN OF ...... $393.84 WOODSOME CLARENCE E JR & BRENT & BRUCE $1,565.56 WATERBORO TOWN OF ...... $776.68 WOODSOME CLARENCE E JR & NANCY LEE ...... $2,435.15 WATERBORO TOWN OF ...... $243.71 WOODSOME CLARENCE JR ...... $1,470.00 WATERBORO TOWN OF ...... $238.01 WOODSOME DAVID ...... $1,881.51 WATERBORO TOWN OF ...... $272.23 WOODSOME DAVID C & TERESA L ...... $75.91 WATERHOUSE STEPHEN E ...... $1,636.64 WOODSOME DAVID C & TERESA L ...... $127.57 WATERMAN JOSHUA A ...... $528.05 WOODSOME DWAYNE A $1,797.54 WATERMAN RUSSELL A & TRINA R $4,300.24 WOODSOME LUMBER CLARENCE WOODSOME JR $1,602.19 WEISENBACH DAVID B & SHARON $1,328.47 WOODSOME, CLARENCE E., JR...... $1,801.26 WEISS ROBERT C & DWAYNE M ...... $848.10 WOODSON, WILLIAM N $11.10 WEISS ROBERT C & DWAYNE M ...... $869.01 WOODWARD ROBERT J & DEBBIE M $353.32 WEISS ROBERT C & DWAYNE M ...... $883.44 WOOL JOAN ...... $309.15 WEISS ROBERT C & DWAYNE M ...... $731.55 WROBLESKI JAYNE ...... $76.32 WEISS ROBERT C & DWAYNE M ...... $873.39 WROBLESKI JAYNE ...... $204.46 WEISS ROBERT C & DWAYNE M ...... $827.77 WROBLESKI JAYNE ...... $198.61 WEST ROAD LLC $2,583.63 WROBLESKI JAYNE ...... $105.27 WEST ROAD LLC $2,589.56 WROBLESKI JAYNE ...... $46.32 WEST ROAD LLC $2,282.78 YORK GUY E & CINDY J JT ...... $220.04 WEST ROAD LLC $2,166.23 YORK, CINDY J...... $1,002.70 WESTOVER HOLDINGS, LLC ...... $32.42 YORK, GUY E SR. & CINDY J ...... $1,360.47 WESTOVER HOLDINGS, LLC C/O JEDIDIAH ROBBINS $723.78 ZALL, DAVID ...... $599.07 WESTOVER HOLDINGS, LLC C/O JEDIDIAH ROBBINS $2,584.66 ZEEH DANE R & MARTIN JANETTE L ...... $160.05 WHEELER, ROBERT ...... $2,886.40 ZEEH DANE R & MARTIN JANETTE L ...... $1,872.87 WHITE, ERIN FRANCES ...... $2,452.66 WHITTEMORE KEVIN D & LORI B ...... $119.45 TOTAL $792,556 .92 WHITTEN FAYE I ...... $759.89 44 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report Town Clerk’s Report Deaths Recorded July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018
NAME AGE TOWN OF DEATH...... DATE OF DEATH McMennamin, Stephen M 54 Scarborough...... 05/31/2018 Alley, Rachel S 93 Sanford ...... 03/05/2018 Molly, Douglas W 77 Biddeford...... 01/15/2018 Anderson, Roger C Jr. 58 Scarborough...... 12/13/2017 Mooers, Edwin D Sr. 92 Waterboro...... 04/14/2018 Beal, Constance A 77 Scarborough...... 02/14/2018 Nield, Linda 66 Waterboro...... 07/01/2017 Beverage, Roger W 73 Waterboro...... 08/27/2017 Nile, Annette M 59 Waterboro...... 07/18/2017 Bishop Burns, Judith M 70 Waterboro...... 01/23/2018 Norton, Dolores M 90 Waterboro...... 05/01/2018 Blackburn, Joseph D 44 Portland...... 04/19/2018 Orcutt, Pamela S 75 Biddeford ...... 02/07/2018 Budlong, Destiny S <1 Portland...... 08/07/2017 Parks, Donald A 60 Portland...... 05/23/2018 Butler, Carol A 64 Waterboro...... 04/15/2018 Peeler, Jane A 94 Sanford ...... 01/10/2018 Cairns, Girard P 75 Scarborough...... 04/11/2018 Pelletier, David 68 Waterboro...... 07/24/2017 Conlon, Deborah A 56 Waterboro...... 05/14/2018 Pierce, Frederick G 91 Biddeford...... 09/26/2017 Cook, Donald E 85 Scarborough...... 03/27/2018 Pike, Harold K 92 Scarborough...... 12/06/2017 Fisher, Charles T 71 Waterboro...... 03/27/2018 Reed, Marcus J 46 Portland...... 03/22/2018 Gilman, Paul D 54 Waterboro...... 12/07/2017 Rich, Joseph P 92 Sanford...... 01/21/2018 Goodwin, Richard E 71 Scarborough...... 01/09/2018 Robinson, Pamela A 52 Portland...... 02/28/2018 Gray, Brenda L 60 Waterboro...... 10/25/2017 Schaefer, Virginia W 85 Scarborough...... 10/09/2017 Gray, Marion E 91 Scarborough...... 12/05/2017 Smith, Mildred R 69 Portland...... 04/03/2018 Hamilton, James O II 97 Sanford...... 11/02/2017 Thornton, Charles M 90 Portland...... 08/31/2017 Hansen, Mark H 70 Scarborough...... 11/20/2017 Thornton, Nancy L 64 Scarborough...... 04/02/2018 Harris, Phil J Sr. 91 Waterboro...... 04/08/2018 Timmerman, Phyliss M 66 Scarborough...... 07/06/2017 Hayes, Steven D 64 Scarborough...... 10/29/2017 Vauntour, Helen C 80 Biddeford ...... 08/01/2017 Hord, Normand G 53 Scarborough...... 07/21/2017 Violette, Eleanor F 86 Lisbon...... 10/31/2017 Johnson, Phillip L 57 Scarborough...... 03/19/2018 Wallace, Linda D 75 Waterboro...... 01/03/2018 Kass, Allen J 47 Waterboro...... 03/28/2018 Webber, William A 30 Waterboro...... 08/29/2017 Lebherz, Eric J 61 Waterboro...... 09/18/2017 Westcott, David G 81 Biddeford...... 09/09/2018 Martineau, Elaine 61 Portland...... 10/21/2017 Woodsome, Andrew C Jr. 78 Waterboro...... 02/19/2018 Mayo, Rebecca J 51 Waterboro...... 11/22/2017 Worthing, Robert D Jr. 56 Waterboro...... 02/08/2018 McCoy, Nathan T 40 Portland...... 02/06/2018 TOTAL 54 DEATHS
Births Recorded July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018 There were a total of 70 births (40 boys and 30 girls)
Total Voters (as of 6/30/18) . . 5218 Democrats ...... 1369 Green Independent 310 Republican 1652 Unenrolled ...... 1887
CHRISTINE TORNO DEPUTY TOWN CLERK Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 45
Oct 07, 2017 Hochmuth, Jeffrey & Button, Paige Oct 07, 2017 Sellers, Nicole & Labbe, Lucas Marriages Recorded Oct 07, 2017 Shapiro, Sarah & Rivero-Ramirez, Manual July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018 Oct 07, 2017 Jordan, Tia & Fogarty Kevin Oct 14, 2017 Brackett, Darrell & Garrity Cassandra Oct 14, 2017 Knox Jr., Michael & Fenderson, Kayla MARRIAGE DATE NAMES Oct 21, 2017 Nesselrode, Amy & LaCourse Tyler July 01, 2017 Kennedy, Kristi & DeBree Christopher Oct 21, 2017 Goulet, Courtney & Roy Alex July 01, 2017 Moore, Deidre & Nickerson, Matthew Nov 04, 2017 Pendleton, Victoria & Athearn, Shawn July 04, 2017 Bosse, Melissa & Belanger, Reynold Nov 04, 2017 Carvalho, Judith & Santos, Anthony July 08, 2017 Ross, Tanna & Donabedian, Molly Nov 11, 2017 ...... Levesque, Paula & Warnock, Vanessa July 08, 2017 Vachon, Eve & Pierce II, Curtis D Nov 11, 2017 Durepos, Joseph & Munroe, Lynsey July 22, 2017 Holden, Cortnie & Sarvas, Erik Dec 25, 2017 Pottle, Ronald & Randall, Valerie July 22, 2017 ...... Szymkowicz, Ashley & Fagan, Patrick Jan 12, 2018 Ottawa, Katurah & Mitchell, Stephen Aug 01, 2017 Pelletier, Jason & Breault, Julie Feb 22, 2018 Troiani, Jo-Dee & Troian Jr., Rinaldo Aug 05, 2017 Locke, Andrew & Kinsey, Lisa Mar 17, 2018 Guertin, Dale & Dumont, Anna Aug 05, 2017 Krupski, Mary & Oakes, Stanslow Mar 25, 2018 Lurvey Sr., Hollis & Bowman, Mary Aug 05, 2017 Hebert, Megann & Exley, James Apr 08, 2018 ...... Carter, Debbie & Hurd, David Aug 05, 2017 Gregoire, Katie & Perry, Christopher Apr 14, 2018 ...... Hussey, Sarah & Caldwell, Sean Aug 05, 2017 Smith, Stephen & Reed, Jody Apr 22, 2018 ...... St.Pierre, Jason & Dyer, Kayla Aug 19, 2017 Guay, Dana & Cole Wood, Carole May 05, 2018 ...... Taylor, Jessica & Maranhao, Andrew Aug 19, 2017 Oldenburg, Darcie & Williams Brandon May 05, 2018 ...... Crawley, Donna & McFarland, Donald Aug 19, 2017 Grigas, Samantha & Crosby, Kevin May 05, 2018 ...... Randall, Jaret & Bailey, Amanda Aug 26, 2017 Lacroix, Jessica & Cyr, Troy May 18, 2018 ...... Johnson, Gabrielle, Wheeler, Isaac Sep 02, 2017 Scott, Matthew & Timmons, Catherine May 19, 2018 ...... McCarthy, Patrick & Gallant, Brittany Sep 02, 2017 Wetzelaer, Paul & Moody, Alissa May 19, 2018 ...... Mooers II, Douglas & Taft, Heaven Sep 03, 2017 Hatfield, Lisa & Dube, Paul May 26, 2018 ...... Vanasse, Joanne & Church, Bruce Sep 08, 2017 Lemay, Steven & Polintan, Carolina May 26, 2018 ...... Bridges, Ronald & Caouette, Marla Sep 09, 2017 Moreau, Ashley & Lowe, Joshua May 26, 2018 ...... Schneider, Kayla & Morrison, Benjamin Sep 09, 2017 Tripp, Karina & Rosewell, Keith Jun 06, 2018 Swahn, Meagan & Collupy, Joshua Sept 16, 2017 ...... Mason, Matthew & Katon, Alysha Jun 09, 2018 Rocray, Nicole & Lachance, Joshua Sept 16, 2017 ...... Howell, Patrick & Mosley, Shannon Jun 16, 2018 Coffman, James & Moody, Jaime Sept 12, 2017 ...... Gentry, Justin & McCutcheon Jun 17, 2018 Choquette, Autumn & Starbird, Devin Sept 17, 2017 ...... McMann, Katherine & Hall Peter Jun 23, 2018 Preston, Kari & Shaw, Joshua Sept 30, 2017 ...... Little, Nicole & Hazard, Scott Sept 30, 2017 ...... Biener, Monique & Borenstein, Tyler TOTAL 63 (LICENSES ISSUED FROM WATERBORO) 46 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
WATERBORO FIRE DEPARTMENT
Chief Matthew S. Bors Dep. Chief Lisa Bennett
2018 Department Report
Waterboro Fire Department continuously strives to provide the highest level of service delivery with the utmost efficiency, professionalism and quick response time in emergencies and assist when possible during non-emergent situations.
Our Emergency Medical Staff continues to stay current with updated healthcare protocols, practices and training to provide the highest level of patient care. Our medical providers continue to update and gain additional skills and knowledge through continuing education and maintaining current professional licensure required by the State of Maine.
In September 2017 we acquired two new Zoll Cardiac Monitors to replace the 2006 models on our ambulances. This diagnostic and life-saving heart monitoring equipment must be updated periodically to meet current technology. This equipment greatly assists our Emergency Medical Technicians with patient care.
Our dedicated staff continues to serve our residents and visitors 24/7/365. Since implementing scheduling of shift Captains on a 24/7 rotation we’ve been able to offset the previous gaps in supervisory coverage, especially during the evening, overnight, weekend and holiday shifts of which 30 Per Diem EMT-FF and Call Force members currently fulfill.
In June 2018 we received approval to move forward with much needed repairs to our central fire station roof that when complete should help considerably with insulation issues as well as snow and ice buildup that have long been problems for the current structure.
As always, we sincerely appreciate the strong community support we continue to receive and encourage you to contact us with any questions or concerns.
Respectfully, Matthew Bors Chief Matthew Bors
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ROSS CORNER FIRE COMPANYANNUAL REPORT 2017-18
Emergency responses for calendar year 2017
• 12 Motor Vehicle Accidents • 3 Chimney Fires • 4 Structure Fires • 10 Fire/Smoke Investigations • 6 Mutual Aid/Station Coverage • 2 Brush Fires • 4 Mutual Aid OD, CPR, Medical Emergency • 1 ATV Accident • 4 Electrical Wires Down • 1 Permitted Burn Investigation
Breakdown of Call by Town
10 – Waterboro; 15-Alfred; 18-Shapleigh; 2-Newfield; 2-Sanford/Springvale
Ross Corner Fire Company responded to 47 calls in fiscal year 2017 up 9% from 2016.
This past year our members devoted many hours to training within our Company and neighboring towns. Two members attended the York County Chief’s Association, Basic Pump Training and another two members attended a six-week Officer Training class to ensure a legacy of leadership within the Company.
Although our equipment is in excellent condition, we have some which is in need of updating We are in the process of drafting grant requests to update our SCBA and Communications. Fortunately, there are a numerous private foundations as well as State and Federal programs designed to aid in public safety and we are directing our efforts in their direction.
As we end the year with 11 active members, we are always looking for a few good people interested in serving their communities. Although you will never get wealthy, the benefits of camaraderie and job satisfaction are enormous. If you or someone you know is interested, please contact us through our Facebook account or we are at the Station most Monday evenings.
Special thanks to the communities of Alfred, Shapleigh and Waterboro. Your generous support is what provides us with the resources we need to provide fire protection and public safety.
Finally, I would like to take the opportunity to thank the members of the Ross Corner Fire Company for their continued sacrifice, dedication and commitment. Good job and I look forward to serving with you in 2019.
Sincerely, Dave Delapp – Chief RCFC
1787 Gore Road Shapleigh, Maine 04076
48 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
DEPARTMENT REPORT Code Enforcement Office
fter four years as Waterboro’s CEO, this fiscal year has Most construction projects require been the busiest I have seen. Most times, I was out of a building permit, call when in the office doing inspections. Tammy would do what doubt! sheA does so well, taking care of the many people looking for Violations of Waterboro Ordi- assistance. The Alfred CEO, Jim Allaire, was asked to assist nances, which include, but are not with inspections and did so, on Thursday afternoons and limited to, construction without a FridaysAnnual Department Report. With Jim’s help, I was able for Fiscal Year 2017/2018 to spend many Thurs- building permit, shore landJuly 1, 2017 regula- through June 30, day afternoons and Fridays in the office reviewing building tions, structure permit2018 applications or house plans or plumbing permits. set-backs—all together generated Waterboro is definitely on the edgeCODE ENFORCEMENT & of needing an additional BUILDING INSPECTIONSover $10,000 in fines. There are two GLENN CHARETTE part-time CEO if this level of development continues. cases still pending a court decision. CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, BUILDING After four years as Waterboro’s CEO, this Waterboro now enforces the Maine State Buildingfiscal year Codes has been the busiest I have seenThe Code Enforcement Office . Most times, I was INSPECTOR, PLUMBING as follows: hosted a 2015 IRC class for contrac- INSPECTOR AND LOCAL out of the office doing inspections. Tammy would do what she does so well, taking care of the many HEALTH OFFICER AND 2015 International Residential Code (IRC) tors with twenty local contractors E911 OFFICER people looking for assistance.2015 International Building Code The (IBC) Alfred CEO, Jim Allaire,in attendance was asked to assist . This class cutwith inspections down and did so, on*2009 Thursday afternoons and Fri International Energy Conservationdays. With Jim Code (IECC)’s help, I was able to spend drastically on the inspectionmany violaThursday afternoon- s and 2015 International Existing Building Code (IEBC) tions. The Department of Environ- Friday2015s Uniformin the office Plumbing reviewing building permit applications or house plans or plumbing permits Code mental Protection allowed us to host . Waterboro is 2015 Sub-surfacedefinitely on the edge of needing Waste Water Rules an additional partthe Erosion Control-time CEO Class if this leve for origi- l of development continuesThis list. is not inclusive of what is required, check with nal and recertification for shoreland this office for further information. earth movers with 53 contractors/ municipal participants. Waterboro now enforces the Maine State Building Codes as follows: This list is not inclusive of what is required, check with this office for further information.Respectfully, Glenn Charette TAMMY BELLMAN 2015 International Residential Code (IRC) 2015 International Building Code ADMINISTRATIVE(IBC) ASSIS- CEO, BI, LPI, LHO TANT TO CODE OFFICE, *2009 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) PLANNING DEPARTMENT, PLANNING BOARD, ZON- 2015 International Existing *StateBuilding Code (IEBC) of Maine retained the 2009 version of IECC ING BOARD OF APPEALS AND ASSESSOR’S OFFICE 2015 Uniform Plumbing Code 2015 Sub-surface Waste Water Rules
BUILDING PERMIT INFORMATION July 2017 thru June 2018 July 2016 thru June 2017 July 2015 thru June 2016
Commercial projects 7 permits @ $1,421,000--- 7 permits @ $421,404--- 7 permits @ $1,156,000--- New homes 45 permits @ $7,803,000-- 34 permits @ $4,945,000-- 28 permits@ $4,494,000-- Accessory & remodeling 103 permits @$1,526,000- 96 permits @$1,513,000-- 118 permits@$1,993,000- Total valuation of Building Permits issued $10,750,000.00 $6,879,404.00 $7,643,000.00 Internal plumbing permits 71 49 55 Waste Disposal system 81 50 63 Full, partial and repairs Inspections 2,080 1,980 1,438 Miles for inspections 8,030 7,200 4,015
Most construction projects require a building permit, call when in doubt! Violations of Waterboro Ordinances, which include, but are not limited to, construction without a building permit, shore land regulations, structure set-backs—all together generated over$10,000.00 in fines. There are two cases still pending a court decision.
The Code Enforcement Office hosted a 2015 IRC class for contractors with twenty local contractors in attendance. This class cut down drastically on the inspection violations. The Department of Environmental Protection allowed us to host the Erosion Control Class for original and recertification for shoreland earth movers with 53 contractors/municipal participants.
Respectfully,
Glenn Charette, Code Enforcement Officer, Building Inspector, Plumbing Inspector, Health Officer, E911 Addressing Officer
*State of Maine retained the 2009 version of IECC Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 49
DEPARTMENT REPORT Motor Vehicle Agent aine is no longer a 15 year title state. A 1995 and newer available these plates are a mandatory vehicle will require a title until further notice from the change from the old veteran’s plates at state. All motorcycles requiring an inspection sticker will time of registration. haveM a March expiration. The year and the word March will be on During the past fiscal year the same sticker. This is to allow room on the plate for the inspec- (July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018) tion sticker, which will now go there as well. this office has done: Please remember that your insurance card MUST cover the Passenger vehicles 4962 day you are here to register. Providing proof of insurance is your Commercial vehicles 378 responsibility. We can accept a fax of insurance coverage from Trailers 853 your insurance company if you request it from them. Our fax Tractors farm & Special number is 207-247-5456. There is a $1 fee for incoming faxes. Equipment 33 We have online re-registration. The town website has links to Motorcycles & NANCY JOHNSON the website needed. You will need your current Motorhomes 400 MOTOR VEHICLE AGENT registration and insurance card available to do this. Transfers 478 We also do re-registrations by mail. You can call and get An additional 1718 registrations were done online during this amount due and mail check, milage, and copy of insurance. Your fiscal year. new registration and stickers will be mailed to you. This process Excise collected at town hall $1,186,314 .67 can also be done over the phone with a credit card if you have your Excise collected by Rapid Renewal $275,943 .19 insurance information faxed first. There are fees with credit card Total excise for the Fiscal year $1,462,956 .46 use because it is an online service. We now have Barbara Bush plates new in October 2018. Respectfully submitted, As of November 13, 2018 we have the new Veterans plates Nancy Johnson Motor Vehicle Agent-Waterboro
COMMITTEE REPORT Zoning Board of Appeals he Zoning Board of Appeals met six times during this fiscal Sunnyside Cottages, LLC – 425 and 427 Sokokis Trail, East year. Waterboro and 12 and 22 Laughing Loon Lane, East Waterboro, Elijah Buda – 102 Sequoia Lane, North Waterboro, Tax Tax map 028 Lots 009; 011; 017Aand 031 requested an adminis- MapT 045 Lot 001-677 requested a variance for undue hardship. trative appeal against the Planning Board’s approval for a condition- The applicant requested a variance from the Town of Waterboro al use for the expansion of the Little Ossipee Lake Campground. Zoning Ordinance standard Article 3 Section 3.03 for the dimen- The decision of the Planning Board to approve the application by sional requirements in the Village/Residential Zone and Shoreland DMJ Properties, LLC to expand the Little Ossipee Lake Camp- Zoning Ordinance, Section 12B Principal and Accessory Struc- ground was affirmed by the Zoning Board of Appeals. tures. The variance was denied. John Barth – Ossipee Overlook Island Tax Map 013 Lot 084 Lucien Frechette – 34 East Shore Road, East Waterboro, requested an Administrative Appeal of Code Enforcement Officer Tax Map 029 Lot 027 requested a variance for undue hardship. request for an Engineering Design Stamp to re-issue a building per- The applicant requested a 50 foot front setback; the Agricultural/ mit. John Barth made the request on behalf of the Lenox School, Residential setback is 75 feet. The variance was granted with the Inc. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted to affirm the decision of following conditions a Maine Licensed Surveyor to certify that the the Code Enforcement Officer (1) to require an engineer certifica- structure is 50 feet from the front boundary line and maintain the tion for the existing piers, and (2) that the original building permit 10 foot drip edge setback from the immediate side boundary line with one extension had expired. and the new 16’ x 20’ garage is permitted with a bathroom and will Brett Remick – 166 Lake Sherburne Road, Waterboro Tax be for storage only – non-habitable space. Map 047 Lot 027 requested a variance appeal for the front property Elijah Buda – 102 Sequoia Lane, North Waterboro, Tax Map line setback requirement for the Agricultural Residential Zoning 045 Lot 001-677 requested reconsideration for a variance for un- District with a Shoreland Overlay to construct a 24’ x 32’ storage due hardship. The applicant requested a variance from the Town of garage. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted to deny the request for Waterboro Zoning Ordinance standard Article 3 Section 3.03 for a front setback the dimensional requirements in the Village/Residential Zone and Shoreland Zoning Ordinance, Section 12B Principal and Accessory Respectfully submitted, Structures. The reconsideration for the variance was, also, denied. Shawn Shoemaker, Chair 50 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
DEPARTMENT REPORT Transfer Station & Recycling
ree Day was on June 2, 2018 and the following are SHINGLES – 148.36 tons were some of the results of what was handled on that day as also shipped for recycling at Riverside well as some year-end totals. See the following chart as Recycling; an increase of 47.39 tons partF of this report for all tons handled during the year at the more than the previous year. transfer station. The chart shown on the next DEMOLITION DEBRIS – 4.13 tons was collected. page separates the totals of material This is the only waste that was collected on free day that will collected at the transfer station for not be recycled. It was sent to the landfill. the past four years. Only demolition ELECTRONICS – 9.10 tons of TV’s and computer totaling 196.33 tons is sent to a land- CLINT ANDREWS monitors, computer towers, printers, and mixed electronics fill, while all other waste is processed that will be fully recycled and never see a landfill. and recycled. Recycling more furni- TIRES – 8 tons of tires collected on free day, a total of ture resulted in 137 fewer tons going 14.52 tons for the year, were sent to ecomaine to be used for to a landfill. waste- to- energy. Our Single Sort recycling went FURNITURE – 162.75 tons were shipped to ecomaine down 34 tons from the previous year. for waste-to- energy collected during free day. A total of It should increase annually and this 535.56 tons was collected during the year yielding a savings is the easiest way to save tax dollars. of $6,960 in tipping fees. An increase in furniture was sent Please separate your trash and recycle. DAN MILLS to ecomaine instead of to a landfill; a great change in the way The single-sort program now extends demolition is now handled. to the elementary school, the middle METAL - Estimated 20 tons light iron was collected school and high school. This is a very during free day making a total for the year of 104.61 tons. successful program that increases This metal was sold and recycled. yearly. Household waste went up 55 Other Year End Interesting Statistics tons over the previous year. BATTERIES - 49 batteries to Maine-ly Battery to be re- cycled = $392.00 in revenues. Respectfully submitted, RAYMOND KENNEDY SHEETROCK – 45.19 tons were shipped to Riverside Clinton Andrews Recycling for recycling. This is a huge increase over the 16.93 Solid Waste Manager tons the previous year.
BOB GOBEIL
JOSH ANDREWS
AERIAL PHOTO OF THE WATERBORO TRANSFER STATION & RECYCLING FACILITY BY GORDON LITTLEFIELD. PATRICK CHEVELIER Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 51
Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 Material Loads Loads Loads Loads Demo Wood 0 280 1 632.35 1 0 0 Brush-Clean Wood 0 225 1 1200.00 1 0 0 Metal 45.91 1 84.94 2 141.24 2 104.61 1 Sheetrock 27.23 4 15.59 2 16.93 3 45.19 7 Shingles 65.63 4 82.09 4 100.97 6 148.36 14 1" C&R 54.51 4 66.67 4 43.49 3 88.03 5 Tires to Ecomaine 27.23 4 14.74 4 12.28 3 14.52 3 Electronic Waste 39.77 8 37.32 8 39.44 8 31.63 7 Single Sort 407.82 72 464.23 87 447.84 85 424.13 92 Other Metal- Appliances 0.35 Reuse Shop 25 25 25 40 Furniture - Eco -OBW 204.17 40 272.95 48 360.95 65 535.56 118 RSU 57 - Single Sort 9 17 22 and 0 Town Hall - Single Sort 42 42 46 76 Planet Aid 9.75 12 9.84 10 Total Ton Recycled 907.37 200 1578.37 230 3020.49 245 1432.03 323
Housewold Waste 1852.89 126 1,986.43 133 2,004.54 129 2,059.32 146
Demolition -CDD 258.51 46 288.82 46 333.00 54 196.33 36
1,295 Waste Oil Gal 4 2,440 6 1560 4 3,939 16 Antifreeze 285 Gal 1 290 Gal 1 230 1 Porcelain 130 Yds 150 yds 150 yds 175 yds. Compost Universal Waste 5,774 Ft 8 4,903 ft 4 8,479 ft 8 8,744 ft. 7 Freon in units - tons 107 3 187 3 277 3 838 units Propane Tanks units 330 4 411 445 4 Batteries in units 66 3 73 3 57 3 49 3 7.35 18.80 Paint Care 0 0 tons 18 ton 12 14.40 36
52 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
DEPARTMENT REPORT Waterboro Public Library
art of our mission here at the Waterboro Public Library is to and an Essential Oils program. We also hosted such fun things as provide a positive and enriching environment to promote lit- Patron Appreciation Week and a Holiday Open House. eracy and lifelong learning for the members of our community. The downstairs Community Room is also used regularly each month PWe, as a staff, are committed to this mission and we keep it in mind by a Writer’s Group and the Daisy Scouts. as we plan programs and offerings, create usable spaces, and maintain Staff continues to be busy offering reference services and com- and add to our wonderful collection of books, audio books, videos, puter help as well as answering phone calls. They handled over 840 and magazines. phone calls last year. The fax machine and photocopiers are also used Pauline Keith continued as Interim Director in 2017 until Julie frequently and staff welcomed over 100 new patrons to our library. Hoyle began her job as Director in January 2018. Pauline continues The patron computers continue to be in high demand with over 720 to work as the Assistant Librarian and other staff members include people using ours last year. Many people also bring their own device Heidi Libby, Donna Duffy and Gail Nichols. but use our free WiFi. Story Hour continues to be popular and well attended on Total circulation numbers of borrowed materials for adults and Wednesday mornings at 10 am. It is a fun program that builds chil- young adults was over 9,800 items. Adults also used Cloud Library, dren’s early literacy skills and also offers a place for families to socialize our downloadable platform, to borrow another 771 e-books and and make new friends or play with old ones. This year alone, close to e-audiobooks. The children’s room checked out over 16,500 items to one thousand people attended Story Hour to hear stories, sing songs our young patrons and they also borrowed another 148 items through and rhymes, play games together and make crafts. the Cloud Library. Our Summer Reading Program had over 142 children who par- This year we had over 9,600 people come through the doors of ticipated as well as 78 teens and 15 adults. We had raffle drawings and our library to attend programs and use our services and we hope to special programs such as the magician Norman Ng, Mad Science, and see even more next year. We love our community and are thankful to a visit from the Waterboro Fire Department for a very special Story the Town and to our volunteers for their support, time, and energy Hour! We also hosted a Maine Humanities Council adult book group that allows us to fulfill our mission. We look forward to serving you called Let’s Talk About It! that was wonderful and laid the foundation in the future. for a monthly book group that currently meets once a month at the library. Respectfully submitted, Other programs that were offered during the fiscal year include Julie Hoyle an Adult Craft Night, Genealogy, Money Smart programs, Minecraft, Director
JULIE HOYLE JEAN RUNDGREN HEIDI LIBBY LAURA SCHMIDT PAULINE KEITH DONNA DUFFY DIRECTOR ASST. LIBRARIAN
DEPARTMENT REPORT Recreation t was another banner year for the Waterboro Recreation De- the fun to be had at Friendship Park. partment as we experienced record growth in all our programs! The growth of our basketball leagues, our senior luncheons We had the opportunity to expand our programming and offer and our FUNergy before and after school program made it neces- Ieven more events to help bring the community together. We began sary to finally form the Community Center Steering Committee our Concerts in the Parks series and renovated our Snack Shack to in January of 2018 to look at overcoming our space limitations for prepare for the influx of hundreds of residents to be reintroduced to Recreation and elections. The concept has been in the town’s 20/20 Continued on Page 53 Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 53
Master Plan since 2013 and would eliminate the constant schedul- Lacrosse program. We hosted another Youth Turkey Hunting ing conflicts with gym space at the schools. A larger facility would seminar, a mosaic class, CPR/First Aid training, trips to paintball allow us to generate several additional revenue streams, all while and Destination Haunt for teens and more. Please contact us with making life easier for our residents. any ideas for additional trips and programs; we would love to hear We offered a record number of trips for our seniors who from you. enjoyed the Botanical Gardens Aglow, Red Sox games, Portland In January of 2018, I went from interim director to formally Duck Tours, the Boston Flower Show, Portland Players Theatre, being hired as director of this great department. While the hours The Fryeburg Fair, Salem Witch Tours and more! Lakeside Market are long, the rewards are many, seeing the joy on the faces from continued to provide great meals for the majority of our senior ages 4 to 100. My dedicated staff helps make it all happen and luncheons and Woody’s Grille and Flippin’ Good stepped up and I’d like to thank them all plus our many sponsors and volunteers. cooked for a few too. Teamwork makes this department run smoothly and I am grateful We brought in Waterboro’s own Lena Sanborn to celebrate for all of you. her 100th birthday with a party thrown by our FUNergy students! They handcrafted cards for Lena and of course there was cake Respectfully submitted, an ice cream. It was a joy to see the young children interact with Todd Smith Lena and ask her questions about the past. Our feisty cribbage Director crew continued to get together six times a month and the number of players grew again. FUNergy is now in its 9th year and continues to have a wait list due to space limitations. We can only hold 35 students in the old town hall building leaving many residents eagerly awaiting slots to open up for their children. Summer camps were all sold out, basketball enrollment increased and we had a very successful second year with our SEAN FALASCA APRIL COTE LISA TUTOR TODD SMITH ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR ASSISTANT
DEPARTMENT REPORT Public Works
In the fall, the department worked on ditching, paving I would like to thank Tom Blackburn and Jason Champi- and installing new gravel shoulders on Mountain View on for their help this past year. I would also like to thank Josh and Oak Lane. Andrews for all the work he did during I We also installed finish pavement on Federal Street on the our first year of taking care of the sports section that was reconstructed last year. We shim paved the field, the boat launch and other green rest of the road, as well as installed gravel on the shoulders on spaces in town. the full length of the road. In the spring, we did work on cleaning ditches on the Respectfully submitted, Ossipee Hill Road, Dave Benton Public Works Director Deering Ridge Road and the 117 end of Chadbourne Ridge Road.
DAVE BENTON THOMAS JASON CHAMPION PUBLIC WORKS BLACKBURN OPERATOR/ DIRECTOR MACHINE OPERATOR LABORER 54 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report
ANNUAL REPORT Planning Board
THE CURRENT WATERBORO PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS, FROM LEFT: JOHN NOEL, SAM HAYDEN, LEE NELSON, JUDI CARLL (VICE-CHAIR), DAVID CHRISTENSEN (CHAIR), LORI ANTHONY (SECRETARY), DWAYNE PRESCOTT
EMBERS: Dwayne Prescott, Chair (1st half of Comprehensive Plan (i.e. 2020 Plan) in a current state, make fiscal year); David Christensen, Chair (2nd half of recommendations of changes in zoning ordinances, review fiscal year); Lee Nelson, Vice-Chair; Judy Wirth, subdivisions and conditional use applications, and perform MSecretary; Members: Judi Carll, Sam Hayden, with many such duties as delegated by local ordinance and state law. thanks to Steve Letellier and Ryan Vanasse for their participa- During the reporting period, the following matters came tion and valuable in-put to the Planning Board. Welcome to before the Planning Board: the newest member of the Planning Board Sam Hayden. Commercial: El Camino Fresh Mexican Grill (mobile PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT: Lee Jay Feldman, Town vendor); Little Ossipee Lake Campground Expansion, XOTA Planner, Glenn Charette, CEO, e911 Addressing Officer and Brewing Company LLC, and Selected New Bark and Wood- Tammy Bellman, Administrative Assistant to the Planning chip Processing Facility. Board Residential: Waterboro Heights Subdivision a 13 lot MISSION: The Planning Board shall maintain the cluster; Ptarmigan Ridge Estates Subdivision a 6 lot tradi- tional; Woodsome Family Subdivision a 7 lot traditional; and the Parker Subdivision Amendment that was rescinded. Administrative Matters: Zoning Ordinance Update, Retail Marijuana Ordinance recommendation to the Board of Selectmen, and Planning Board By-Law Update. Going forward the Planning Board will look at Findings of Fact checklist; Land Subdivision Regulations of the Planning Board and Article 3 of the Zoning Ordinance. The Board thanks all of the participants who have at- tended or who otherwise have provided input to the Board’s work over this fiscal year. That community participation is critical to the Board’s success as we continue into the 2018/2019 year.
Respectfully Submitted, David Christensen Planning Board Chair Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 55
ANNUAL REPORT Waterboro Water District n 2018 the Board of Trustees voted to approve a rate in- and State drinking water standards. crease. On April 1 a limited incremental residential increase Additional water quality, mana- of 28% and 23% for commercial customers was set to gerial and operational informa- Istabilize revenue income to meet present District expenses. The tion is available in the Consumer new rates are expected to remain unchanged for the next two to Confidence Report posted at the three years until future anticipated infrastructure improvement entrance to the Waterboro Wa- costs occur. Terms and Conditions were updated and rewrit- ter District section of the Town ten to conform with the Maine Public Utilities Commission Office. Copies are also available regulations and to more accurately set fees for customer services upon request. We appreciate the provided. The District, with the assistance of Sebago Tech- people who take the time to read niques Engineering, submitted an application to obtain a 75% the report and encourage readers matching grant to the Maine Emergency Management Agency to inform us if you have questions in conjunction with funding from the Federal Emergency or comments. Meetings are held Management Agency to purchase an emergency generator. The on the first and third Wednesday estimated District portion would be approximately $20,000 for evening of the month at 6:00 and the purchase and installation of a $78,000 generator. Eligibility for assistance please contact us at will be determined in 2019. The addition of a generator would (207) 651-8733. be essential to maintain continuous drinking water services to a growing number of customers and emergency service provid- Respectfully Submitted, ers dependent on the District in the event of an emergency. Waterboro Water District Board of Trustees The District’s water quality conformed or exceeded all Federal David Benton - Bob Gobeil - Tim McCoy
MANAGER’S REPORT Saco River Community Television aco River Community Television’s Board of Director’s front page of the Waterboro Reporter last winter in a favorable recently discussed changing our name to Saco River article written by Brigit McCallum. We also helped record a Community Media. The name change was due to the Waterboro Historical Society presentation entitled Waterboro: wide-rangingS changes in technology we’ve seen since our six- Then and Now with Jim Carll. And perhaps most notably, we town consortium began operations in 2000. helped record nearly six hours of terrific musical performances Cable television is our primary way to disseminate town in- at Waterboro’s Friendship Park, site of the 1st Annual Water- formation, but the citizens of Waterboro now have more choices boro Blues Festival. to view Waterboro specific content than ever. We are proud to Waterboro’s public and government access channels are archive the towns meetings (270 at last count) on our website at now located at 1301 and 1302. This change by Spectrum/ www.src-tv.org and the towns Technology Director (Dave Lowe) Charter was a top down unilateral move away from the easier regularly posts the meetings on vimeo.com as well. to find Channels 2 & 5. Regrettably, we were not consulted SRC-TV staff receive and process all Waterboro meetings, on this move and we continue to do what we can to challenge schedules these meetings for broadcast and makes sure they are this change. We live in an age of big corporate power and this archived on our website. We also offer video production train- can frustrate our mission, but we will never waver in our com- ing and a wide array of top quality, no cost equipment loans mitment to offering the citizens of Waterboro a truly relevant available for those Waterboro residents who wish to promote “hyper-local” media alternative. issues, share their talent or raise awareness of what’s going on at Thank you for your continued support! Please feel free to the local and state level. contact us at 727-5702 if you have ideas for programming or The list of media offerings keeps expanding and we’re need information on town meeting scheduling and playback pleased to offer the citizens of Waterboro with no cost access on cable and online. to projectors and projector screens, state of the art cameras and editing and production instruction on location as well as in Respectfully submitted, our studio setting. Patrick A. Bonsant When time allows, we are happy to assist the citizens of Director, Saco River Community Television Waterboro and we were very pleased to be featured on the 56 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report Saco River Corridor Commission “Communities Working Together To Protect Our Rivers”
The Saco River Corridor Commission (SRCC) was vidual’s role as well. Clean, healthy water is Maine’s greatest created with one purpose in mind – to protect the asset. It’s hard to understate this important fact. rivers in the Saco Basin and all that these rivers rep- We are happy to report that we concluded our eigh- resentT to the people that live and work here. The legislature teenth successful Saco River Water Quality Monitoring Pro- provided the start and the performance standards to initiate gram. Currently, staff and volunteers monitor for dissolved the program and the cleanliness of the river is a testament oxygen, conductivity, pH, turbidity, temperature, total Kjel- to that effort. The Commission’s role is one of partnership. dahl nitrogen, total phosphorus, orthophosphate, Alkalinity Each town has an opportunity to choose two people to rep- and Escherichia coli. Our testing takes place on a bi-weekly resent them on the board and in this way, the Commission is schedule along the Saco, Ossipee, and Little Ossipee Rivers functioning more as a local/regional group working to keep at 35 different locations during the months of May through the water clean and to keep Maine looking like Maine. It’s September. All of the information relating to the past a fact that many people come to Maine from other places. seventeen years of the Commission’s monitoring program They arrive proclaiming how wonderful Maine is, the clean can be found on our website located at www.srcc-maine.org. air, the clean water and all the trees which looks “nothing This information can be useful for Planning Boards, Code like where they are from”. Invariably, as areas are built up, Enforcement Officers and developers in locating appropriate the values that people sought out change, bringing inappro- types of land uses close to the River. priate uses to the shore land area that can lead to land and The Commission’s job is to work with the communities water based problems. in the Corridor to help keep the rivers clean and healthy. The Town of Waterboro currently has no representation Copies of the water quality monitoring information are avail- on the Commission. In a practical sense, Commissioners able or questions can be asked by calling Dalyn Houser, the give the Town of Waterboro an opportunity to participate in Commission’s Executive Director. As always, if the town or the present and future development patterns throughout the citizen has a place on the river they believe should be tested, entire Corridor from Fryeburg to Saco. Anyone interested in we would love to hear about it. The Commission office is obtaining information about how to represent your commu- located at 81 Maple Street in Cornish, Maine (Telephone nity through this Commission should contact the Commis- 207-625-8123) and can be found on the web at www.srcc- sion Staff and we will explain the town’s role and the indi- maine.org. Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 57