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Municipal Officers of the Town of Warren, Maine
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This gate, created by resident and metal artist Jay Sawyer, is one of the many improvements made to the Woolen Mill Park in 2010. The gate includes parts from the original Crowe Rope Building. PHOTO BY LEANNE M. ROBICHEAU
Cover, Page 1 Photos by Leanne M. Robicheau Front cover: “South Pond” ~ Back cover: “Autumn Leaves” ~ Page 1: “Warren’s Monument Lot”
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Town of Warren, Maine DEDICATiON Dedication 2010 Annual Report
Ulbrichs leave legacy of caring, giving to community
The Town of Warren lost good neighbors with the passing in recent years of longtime residents Louise and Konrad Ulbrich. Louise died in the summer of 2010, at the age of 70. Konrad died three years ago, at the age of 68.
The Ulbrichs, who moved to Warren with their two young daughters in 1978, renovated the old Studley dairy farm on Finntown Road to raise sheep, hay and to grow blueberries. Besides the Ulbrichs‘ giving of their time to the community in
many ways, they have helped preserve An Ulbrich farm field on Finntown Road. Photo by Leanne M. Robicheau the rural character of Warren through their ownership and operation of several farms and fields in town.
For many years, Louise was a member of the Friends of the Warren Free Public Library and a member of the Maine School Administrative District #40 Board of Directors. She was known for her letters to the editor, expressing opinion on various local issues, and is remembered picketing at the corner of Route 90 for the ―Stop the Widening‖ of Route 1 protest. A few years ago, she wrote an eloquent letter to the town manager, expressing her concern about the town cutting down the 200-year-old sugar maple trees in the Town Cemetery.
Konrad served on the zoning board of appeals and he was part of the zoning task force effort with an interest in preventing sprawl and maintaining the rural nature of the town.
Both were citizens who cared about Warren, particularly in the areas of rural farming, fishing and logging traditions of the town and they supported industry in these areas.
Konrad twice took on the defunct tradition of harvesting the marsh grass from the meadow on Route 1 for blueberry hay and was pleased at such events as the Alewife fishery being reinstated in the village.
The Ulbrichs‘ daughters, Wilhelmina Ulbrich and Cecile Tucker, continue to farm the family property.
The Ulbrichs at home on their Finntown Road Louise and Konrad Ulbrich and their daughters farm in the 1980s. From left, Wilhelmina, Cecile, Thank you Cecile, left, and Wilhelmina in 1976 on their boat, Konrad and Louise. Courtesy of Ulbrich family Louise & Konrad Louise E. Courtesy of Ulbrich family
2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren 2010 Annual Report Table of Contentst able of contents
Dedication………………………………………………………………………………………………..3 Recognition………………………………………………………………………………………………5
Administration List of Municipal Officers/Officials…………………...... ………………………………………………………..8 Chairman of the Board of Selectmen‘s Report………………………………….………………………………..15 Town Manager‘s Report………………………………………………………………………………………….16 Town Clerk‘s Report…………………………………...…………………………………………………………18 State Senator‘s Letter… ………………………………………...………………….. …………………………...19 State Representative‘s Letter...... 20 U.S. Senator‘s Letter……………………………………………………………………………………………...21 U.S. Representative‘s Letter……………………………………………………………………………………...23
Community Services and Organizations Bog Brigade Snowmobile Club………………………………………………………………………………..…57 Merrill Payson Park Committee..………………....………………………………………………………………46 Warren Common School Fund……………………………………………………………………………..…….47 Warren Field and Garden Club...... 48 Warren Free Public Library……………………………………………………………………………………....44 Friends of the Warren Free Public Library……………………….…………………………………………...... 45 Woolen Mill Park Committee...…………………………………………………………………………………..56 Warren Recreation Committee…………………………………………………………………………………...50 Warren Scholarship Advisory Committee…………………………………………………………………….….52 2010 Warren Day Committee…………………………………………………………………………………….55
Miscellaneous General Information…………………………....…………………………………………………………………..6 Reference and Emergency Numbers…….....……………………………………………………………………....7
Planning and Development Code Enforcement Officer/Local Plumbing Inspector…...………………………………………………………59 Planning Board Report……………………………………………………………………………………………60
Public Safety Fire Department…………………………………………………………………………………………………..61 Warren Rescue Service…………………………………………………………………………………………...63
Public Works/Sanitary District/Transfer Station Public Works……………………………………………………………………………………………………..64 Sanitary District…………………………………………………………………………………………………..65 Transfer Station…………………………………………………………………………………………………...66
Town Financial Information Assessor‘s Agent………………………………………………………………………………………………….67 Town Government Expenses..…………………...... ……………………………………………………...…70 Tax Collector……………………………………………………………………………………………………...81 Unpaid Taxes and Liens…………………………………………………………………………………………..82 Auditor……………………………………………………………………………………………………………96 Town Meeting Warrants and Minutes Results from Town Meeting March 2010………………………………………………………………………...33 Warrant for Town Meeting March 2011………………………………………………………………………….24 List of 2011 Taxpayers………………………………………………………………………………………….107
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Election Clerk packs up memories to make new ones
Eighty-eight years ago, Virginia ―Ginny‖ Spear was born on Oyster River Road in Warren. She later attended school at the old schoolhouse on that same road. And, she still lives on Oyster River Road in the house she and her late husband built some forty years ago. But soon, Spear will be leaving Warren to live next-door to a granddaughter and her great- grandchildren in Hampden.
Although she will miss her beloved hometown, Spear looks forward to meeting new friends and to spending time with her family. Spear had one daughter. She now has four grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and is expecting her first great-great grandchild in early March.
Over the years, Spear has been involved in her community. For the past six years, she has served as a valued Election Clerk, who works from start to finish even when the day ends in the wee hours of the next morning.
As a child growing up in Warren, Spear (then Virginia Wyllie) recalled her mailman father driving a horse-drawn sled or wagon to work because the post office, located in the downtown area, was ―too far‖ from home. The family eventually moved into town, living at several locations there.
After graduating from Warren High School in 1939, Spear attended the Ballard Busi- ness School in Rockland, which she completed in 1942. Right out of school, she worked in the Office of Price Administration in Augusta, which included investigating food, gas and tire stamp claims.
Spear married Roger Teague in 1943 and moved to Tennessee for a couple of years while he was in the military. He died in 1959. In 1967, she married Parker Spear and Virginia “ Ginny ” Spear they resided in Portland for four years, visiting Warren as often as possible. They built the home where she still lives in 1970. He died in 1989.
Besides working in Augusta, Spear worked at The Georges River Woolen Mill for six years from 1946 to 1952, where she did payroll and composed letters from shorthand. In 1953, she began a banking career that spanned 50 years, start- ing at the Thomaston National Bank. Spear retired in 2002, when she turned 80.
For a while, Spear was involved in Eastern Star and she was one of the original organizers of Warren Day, with Marianne Pellicani and Leland ―Hubby‖ Boggs. ―We used the old cast iron tubs to keep the soda cold,‖ she said of Warren Day.
Spear is active in the Mission Circle at Warren Baptist Church, where she is a parishioner. The group rolls bandages for the Dominican Republic.
Her intended departure from Warren is a bittersweet one. She will miss her Warren friends, but is looking forward to meeting new ones.
―To me right now, I don‘t mind,‖ she said about leaving. ―My generation has gone by fast. I‘m looking for new friends — so many (of my friends) are gone.‖
2010 AnnualTown ofReport Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren 2010 Annual Report Miscellaneous Miscellaneous General Information
Town Office Hours Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Selectmen’s Meetings Every Other Wednesday beginning 1/12/2011
Planning Board Meetings 1st Thursday of the month unless agenda calls for more
Zoning Board of Appeals Meetings 4th Thursday of the month only if needed
Code Enforcement Officer Same hours as the Town Office
Assessor’s Office Wednesday and Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Transfer Station Hours Thursday 12 noon to 6 p.m. Friday 12 noon to 6 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Library Hours Wednesday 12 noon to 6 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Burning Permit Information Edward ―Junior‖ Grinnell, Fire Chief 273-2743 Clayton Winchenbach 273-2622
Town of Warren Web site http://town.warren.me.us/
Mailing Address Town of Warren 167 Western Road Warren, ME 04864 6 2010 AnnualTown Report of Warren,~ Town of Maine Warren Miscellaneous Miscellaneous 2010 Annual Report
Telephone Numbers
Town of Warren
Town Office 273-2421 Town Office Fax 273-3107 Fire Department Emergency 911 Ambulance Emergency 911 Animal Control 542-4172 Code Enforcement 273-2421 Plumbing Inspector 273-2421 Transfer Station 273-2290 Warren Free Public Library 273-2900 Assessor‘s Agent 273-2421 Recreation Committee Information 542-6883
Schools
Superintendent of Schools 785-2277 Warren Community School 273-2001 Medomak Middle School 832-5208 Medomak Valley High School 832-5389
County
Knox County Sheriff‘s Department 593-9132 Knox County Registry of Deeds 594-0422 Knox County Registrar of Probate 594-0427
State
Maine State Police 1-800-452-4664
Miscellaneous
Warren Post Office 273-2411 Telephone Company 1-888-837-1347
Town2010 ofAnnual Warren, Report Maine ~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Administration ADMINISTRATION
Municipal Officers Term Expires John G. Crabtree Seat #1 2011 Frank Braun Seat #2 2011 Christine Wakely Seat #3 2012 Wayne Luce, Chairman Seat #4 2012 Arnold D. Hill, Vice Chairman Seat #5 2013
Moderator March Town Meeting: John Black
Town Manager, Treasurer, Tax Collector, Road Commissioner, Purchase Agent, Agent for Overseers of the Poor, and Tree Warden Grant Watmough
Finance Director, Deputy General Assistance Administrator, Motor Vehicle Registration Agent, Deputy Tax Collector, Deputy Treasurer Sherry Howard
Town Clerk, Registrar of Voters, Deputy Tax Collector and Deputy Treasurer Christine M. Luce (Resigned effective June 3, 2010) Leanne M. Robicheau (Appointed June 3, 2010)
Office Clerk, Deputy Town Clerk, Deputy Registrar, Deputy Tax Collector, Deputy Treasurer and Planning Board Secretary Karen S. Littlefield
Secretary to Selectmen Deborah Sealey
Assessor’s Agent James Murphy, Jr.
Code Enforcement Officer and Plumbing Inspector William O‘Donnell
Alternate Plumbing Inspector Grant Watmough
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Board of Assessment Review Term Expires Vacant 2012 Susan Westfall 2012 Vacant 2013 Paul Andrews 2011 Ellen O‘Donnell 2011
Maine School Administrative District #40 Term Expires Juanita ―Jane‖ Brown (resigned 7/29/10) 2013 Daniel G. Davey (appointed 8/25/10) 2011 Bonnie Davis Micue 2012 Theodore V. Brown 2013 Dennis Wooster 2011
Fire Chief Edward Grinnell, Jr.
Assistant Fire Chiefs and Training Officers Gregory Andrews and Bradley Beverage
Records Officer for the Fire Department Paul Andrews
Ambulance Director Polly Wood
Deputy Ambulance Director Robert Wood, Jr.
Health Officer Dr. Jeffrey Wall
Emergency Management Agency Director Edward Grinnell, Jr.
Highway Department Orrin Parker, Foreman George Field, Jr. Douglas Gammon Joseph Cifaldo
Part Time: James ―Skip‖ Kinney
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Constables Edward Blackington Robert Martin
Animal Control Officer Larry Reed
Assistant Animal Control Officer Percy Campbell
Budget Committee Term Expires Paul Andrews 2012 Carroll Church 2012 Madeline Storer 2012 Ed Courtenay 2013 Edmund LaFlamme 2013 William Lufkin 2013 Elizabeth Stanley 2013 Clayton Winchenbach 2013 Margret Grant 2011 Ike Johnson 2011 Roger Peabody 2011 Don Reimer 2011 Brad Beverage 2011
Fish Committee Fish Wardens Selectmen
Fish Warden Edward Courtenay James Doyle
Fish Agents Dana Johnson Robert Johnson
Shellfish Committee Term Expires David Bryant, Sr. 2012 Vacant 2013 Jeremy Socobasin 2013
Georges River Regional Shellfish Management Organization Joint Board Members Frank X. Braun John G. Crabtree, Alternate
Shellfish Warden Neil Pollis
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Parks and Conservation Committee Term Expires Terrance Benner 2012 Faye Doucette 2012 Helene Rondeau 2012 Joan Winchenbach 2012 Ed Courtenay 2013 Anne Nichols 2013 James Doyle 2011 Bradley Peabody 2012
Town Forest Committee Gary Robinson Vacant Charles P. Williamson, Jr. Barbara Brusila Ike Johnson Richard L. Parent, Jr.
Surveyor of Lumber Barbara Brusila
Warren Sanitary District Term Expires Robert L. Graham Seat #1 2011 Clayton Winchenbach Seat #2 2012 Edward Courtenay Seat #3 2012 John Cooke Seat #4 2011 Mark Anderson Seat #5 2011
Recreation Committee John Leach, Recreation Director Term Expires Stephen Willis 2012 Denise Leary 2012 Tiffany Emery 2013 Jon Crane 2012 Patricia Leach 2013 Linwood Shields 2013 Christopher Creamer 2013 Andrew Field 2011 Rick Ivey 2011 Vacant 2012 Terra Ripley 2011 Vacant 2012
Town Cemetery Sexton/Perpetual Care Lots Nelson Sabien
Summer Caretaker/Supervisor of Cemeteries Earl Gammon
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Warren Scholarship Committee Term Expires Robert Carter 2013 Edmund LaFlamme 2013 Peter Lynch, Chairman 2013 Richard L. Parent, Jr. 2013 Christine Wakely 2013 Susan Wilcox, Secretary 2013 Charles Williamson 2013 Danny Swindler II 2013 Henry Paul Forest III 2013
Planning Board Term Expires Beverly Williamson 2012 Albert Overlock 2012 Elisabeth Clark 2012 Peter Krakoff, Chairman 2013 Melody Sainio, Vice Chairman 2013 Vacant, Alternate 2013 David A. George 2011 Michael York 2011
Zoning Board of Appeals Term Expires Vacant 2012 Jeff Bellmore, Chairman 2013 Ed Blackington 2013 Vacant 2011 Vacant 2011 Kenneth York 2011
General Assistance Fair Hearing Authority Board of Selectmen
Library Trustees Term Expires Richard Ferren 2012 Joan Winchenbach 2012 Pam Carey, President 2013 Erica Crane 2013 Beverly Williamson 2013 Gretchen Jordan (resigned) 2011 Mary Elizabeth Pope (appointed) 2011
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Election Clerks Democrats Republicans
Lysbeth Andrews Evelyn Anderson Barbara Brusila Jennifer Carter Carole Gray Jon Crane Mitchell Kihn Michael Courtenay Aleta Mank Carolyn Overlock Elizabeth Stanley Janice Overlock Larry Watkins Virginia Spear Susan Watkins
Deputy Registrar Assistant Clerks Angela Field — R Amber Parker — G Deputy Warden Irene Eckhoff — R Robert Martin — R
Sealer of Weights and Measures Term Expires Robert M. Wiggin 2012
Library Cindy Norwood Jane Waltz Pat Cloutier Russell Cloutier
Transfer Station David O. Grant Ralph ―Arthur‖ Simmons, Jr.
Micro Loan Committee Board Member Term Expires Susan Westfall 2012
State Representative (District 49) The Honorable Wesley E. Richardson Home: Capital: 893 North Pond Road House of Rep. Warren Maine 04864 2 State House Station 207-273-3572 Augusta Maine 04333 [email protected] 207-287-1440 1-800-423-2900 [email protected]
State Senator (District 22) The Honorable Chris Rector [email protected] 207-287-1505 207-354-3571 Town of Warren, Maine 13 2010 Annual Report ~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Administration ADMINISTRATION
Gateway 1 Committee Bill O‘Donnell
The following people resigned from Boards/Committees in 2010:
Juanita ―Jane‖ Brown MSAD #40 Director Gretchen Jordan Library Trustees
* retired **died
The town ’ s new fire engine and dump truck with plow rig and side dump were purchased in 2010, following taxpayer approval. Th e combination pumper/tanker cost $284,000; the dump truck and equipment, $130,000. PHOTO BY BILL O ’ DONNELL
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Chairman of the Board of Selectmen 2010 Report
Dear Citizens of Warren,
First, I would like to thank the Town Manager and the Board of Selectmen (both past and present) for their input on issues, in a very professional manner. I also would like to thank all town employees (full- time and part-time) for all of their dedicated work. I am proud of the work they all do.
A new roof and insulation was installed at the fire station, windows and trim also were replaced along with a new floor with radiant heat.
Public Works received a new plow truck, again. Thanks for their job of keeping roads in very good condition during the winter. New culverts on North Pond Road were in- stalled to keep them from washing out.
A new town clerk was hired to replace Christine Luce, who decided to move along in her career. Thank you, Christine, and good luck. Wayne Luce Alewives were plentiful this year, adding more than $25,000 to the Capital Building Fund. Once again, thank you fish wardens and crew at the Alewives Harvest.
Route 1 was skim-covered with pavement in 2010 and the state plans to rebuild a section of the road- way in the future.
A moratorium on methadone clinics was passed and a committee was appointed to work on ordinances addressing such clinics. This work will be ongoing. Once again, thank you to the volunteers working on this project.
Respectfully, Wayne Luce Chairman of the Board of Selectmen
Selectmen John G. Crabtree, Christine Wakely, Frank Braun and Arnold D. Hill
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TOWN MANAGER’S 2010 REPORT
Accomplishments in 2010
We completed surveying the last two lots of the town forest. These two lots are on the west side of Mount Pleasant. We also, with an agreement with the Town of Cushing, had the line between Warren and Cushing surveyed.
We also contracted with Mid-Maine Forestry to selectively cut a good portion of the Town For- est around Meadow Mountain. The project is now complete and the town received over $40,000 as its portion of the income.
Town Manager Grant Watmough Last year, we voted to start a per diem program for the Ambulance Department. It was budgeted for half of a year. The program has worked well and did not cost quite as much as anticipated. In this year‘s budget it is budgeted for a whole year, but you will notice that it is not at double the cost because of more accurate data.
In 2010, we planned for the replacement of a fire truck and a Public Works truck. The fire truck was replaced in the spring and is now in full operation. The old fire truck was sold on e-Bay. The new Public Works truck was ordered the day after Town Meeting and we took ownership of the chasse in September. The body and plow were installed by Tenco, but it was the middle of December when we received the completed truck. In the future, we will need to order differently. December is too late to be receiving a new truck.
In 2010, our longtime Town Clerk, Christine Luce, resigned. We advertised the position and through the review and interview process, our new clerk, Leanne Robicheau, was hired. Please keep in mind she is new and it takes time to learn all the ins and outs of the job because many things are only done once a year. I believe she will make a great Town Clerk.
We had two episodes of vandalism of headstones in the Riverview Cemetery. It appeared that the people responsi- ble would never be found but, the Selectmen offered a reward and because of the high school administration, the guilty were found out and atonement made.
Our Code Enforcement Officer applied for an energy grant for replacing the roof and adding insulation to the Fire Station. We were successful in getting the grant and the project was completed. The grant was for 100 percent of the $81,000 cost of the project.
Public Works spent rainy days this summer working on adding insulation to the walls of the Public Works build- ing. The whole building now has new insulation in all the walls. We also found that the cement floor there was of poor thickness, just like at the Fire Station. We decided to replace it. This was accomplished in late spring with a 6 -inch slab and new catch basins.
If you remember, we were going to upgrade the Fire Department with energy-efficient lighting. We did that in late spring. All buildings now have energy-efficient lighting. At the end of the year, the town‘s electric bill was about $1,800 less than last year.
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Upcoming plans for 2011
Work on several ordinances is ongoing, and I believe townspeople will be voting on these recom- mended changes soon.
Paving for 2011 is scheduled for Stark, Spear Mill, Toll Bridge, Gardner, Tolman and Carroll roads and Conary Lane.
The Town of Warren has administered the Georges River Regional Interlocal Clam Management Or- ganization for the past seven years. We will be handing over management to another town July 1, 2011. This was a learning experience for us all. This is a multi-million dollar industry for this region.
During the last quarter of the year, the signing of a purchase and sale agreement on the ―old school‖ raised several issues and the concern of town citizens. Town officials are diligently working through this complicated process to resolve these issues, always with the best interest of Warren residents fore- most in their minds.
I foresee 2011 being a very challenging year with costs increasing and state funds decreasing, but as always, your town employees will meet each challenge as it surfaces, as they always do. You should be proud of them all! It takes all of us to keep your town government running smoothly. I thank them all. Be sure to let them know you think they are doing a good job.
Grant Watmough, Town Manager
17 2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren Administration ADMINISTRATION 2010 Annual Report Town Clerk’s Report Leanne M. Robicheau
Vital Statistics Jan. 1, 2010 ~ Dec. 31, 2010
34 Marriages 49 Births: 22 Boys/27 Girls 34 Deaths Date of Death Name Town of Death Age 01/17/2010 Seay, Phyllis Amber Warren 58 01/20/2010 Gallant, Francois G. Rockport 60 02/06/2010 Moore, Lloyd Gilbert Rockport 65 02/7/2010 Wiley, Lindley George Warren 95 02/11/2010 Cross, Lillian Barbara Rockport 87 02/17/2010 Ahlskog, Sirkka Belfast 92 02/20/2010 Witham, Sally Ann Portland 66 02/20/2010 Gieseman, Bernyce Sylvia Portland 81 02/24/2010 Trott, Ralph Star Jr. Warren 27 02/24/2010 Walton, Brooke Elizabeth Warren 29 03/15/2010 Lewis, Robert James Warren 65 04/25/2010 Shuman, Royce L. Jr. Rockland 83 05/10/2010 McIntosh, Marie Louise Auburn 70 05/29/2010 Hamilton, Evelyn Wilson Rockport 95 06/03/2010 Benner, Haydin Donald Portland 8 days 06/17/2010 Quinn, Louis Almon Rockport 70 07/02/2010 Medicke, Frederick J. Rockport 61 07/07/2010 Fetteroli, Sandra Lee Warren 64 07/13/2010 Smith, Nadine Deliah Camden 80 07/17/2010 Rounds, Cameron James Rockport 3 minutes 07/21/2010 Ulbrich, Louise Erickson Warren 70 08/04/2010 Nadeau, James A. Warren 65 08/10/2010 Collins, Joy Margaret Camden 66 08/10/2010 Ames, Oakley David Togus 69 09/24/2010 (Found) Starr, Susanna Cinnamon Warren 54 11/02/2010 Turner, David Anthony Portland 49 11/10/2010 Philbrook, Vaughan Rockland 83 11/20/2010 Kellett, Elmer Eugene Portland 71 11/21/2010 Starrett, Ruth Lois Camden 87 11/25/2010 Tupper, Steven Louis Rockport 39 12/14/2010 Isom, Sanford Junior Warren 69 12/14/2010 Phillips, Leland R. Blue Hill 69 12/24/2010 (Found) Stein, Stanley Sigard Warren 76 12/30/2010 Grant, Lawrence Lynn Rockport 67 18 18 2010 AnnualTown Report of Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren ADMINISTRATION Administration 2010 Annual Report
Annual Town Report to the Town of Warren Message from Senator Chris Rector
December 2010
Dear Friends and Neighbors:
It is an honor to represent you in the Maine Senate, and I am grateful for the trust you have placed in me to work for the betterment of this community and our region.
The State of Maine, like many of us, is experiencing tough economic times. Currently the state is facing an estimated $800 million revenue shortfall for the next two-year budget. In order to bring the budget into balance, the Governor, along with the Legislature, must make some significant changes in the way state services are delivered and how taxpayer money is spent.
The Legislature is committed to crafting a budget that reins in the unsustainable growth of state government, prioritizes core services like public health and safety, education, a safety net for our most vulnerable citizens, and our transportation infrastructure. Despite the challenges we face, this is an opportunity to retool state government, reduce the size of the bureaucracy, carefully review the effectiveness of current programs, and set Maine on Sen. Chris Rector the right course.
One of our first orders of business when the 125th Legislature convened in December was the passage of LD 1, An Act to Ensure Regulatory Fairness and Reform. The bill recognizes that one of the biggest im- pediments to job creation and keeping our young people in Maine is the regulatory burden the state cur- rently imposes on business. Given this, LD 1 proposes to reach out to businesses and workers to identify duplicative and unnecessary regulations and eliminate or propose changes to these regulations in order to improve the business climate and encourage job creation and retention and expand opportunities for Maine people.
I am hopeful that by reining in state spending, prioritizing our wants and needs and developing strategies for improving our business environment, we can put Maine back on track toward prosperity and create the opportunities that will keep our young people here in Maine.
Again, thank you for entrusting me to represent you in Augusta. Please feel free to contact me if you ever need my help in navigating the state bureaucracy. I would be happy to help in any way that I can. I can be reached in Augusta at 287-1505, at home at 354-6571 or by e-mail at [email protected].
Sincerely, Chris Rector State Senator District 22
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
2 STATE HOUSE STATION AUGUSTA, MAINE 04333-0002 (207) 287-1440 TTY: (207) 287-4469
Wesley E. Richardson 893 North Pond Road Warren, ME 04864 Home: (207) 273-3572 E-MAIL: [email protected]
January 2011
Dear Friends & Neighbors:
It is difficult to believe that my swearing-in as District 49‘s Representative on December 1 commenced my fourth term in office. I can tell you that the atmosphere in Augusta is one of renewed optimism and hope, as there are signs of an improving climate for job creation and entrepreneurial innovation. Please permit me this opportunity to once again express my appreciation to you for the faith and confidence you have instilled in me to serve at the State House. The challenging tasks lawmakers are facing over the coming months will call for difficult and influential deci- sions to be made. Consequently, I encourage you to monitor our progress online, http://www.maine.gov/legis/, and to share with me any concerns you have relating to the subject matter being deliberated. The new composition of the House of Representatives has allowed me the honor of co-chairing the Committee on Insurance and Financial Services (I&FS). My extensive background on this panel, including two terms as the rank- ing Republican member, played a role in Speaker Robert Nutting‘s appointing me to this post. Recent insight gathered from being part of the Joint Select Committee on Health Care Reform Opportunities and Implementation will also prove to be helpful in my chairmanship position, since oversight of health insurance and healthcare reform is one of the many responsibilities charged to the I&FS Committee. A few other jurisdictional duties of this board entail mortgage lending and foreclosure prevention, automobile, life, property, and casualty insurance, and stocks, mutual funds, bonds, and other securities. The full compilation of legislative committee descriptions can be found by visiting the following Web site: http://www.maine.gov/legis/opla/committe.htm.
Staying connected to my constituency remains one of my primary focuses. With that said, I wish to encourage any of you who are interested in receiving my regular electronic newsletter to please provide me with your e-mail address. These frequent disseminations are comprised of topics of interest related to state government and other public service announcements.
Once more I wish to convey my gratefulness for the occasion to be your voice at the Capitol. Should you have any questions or concerns that I may assist with, feel free to call upon me at your leisure.
Respectfully,
Wesley E. Richardson State Representative
District 49 20 TownCushing, of Friendship, Warren, Union and Maine Warren 2010 Annual Report ~ Town of Warren ADMINISTRATION 2010 Annual Report Administration
January 20, 2011
Town of Warren 167 Western Road Warren, ME 04864
Dear Town of Warren:
As the new session of Congress began, I was honored to become the longest, currently serving member of the U.S. Senate to have never missed a roll call vote. As the 111th Congress ended, I cast my 4,563rd consecutive vote. It is a privilege to represent you in Washington, D.C. and I appreciate this opportunity to share some of my recent work as we look forward to the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead in the 112th Congress.
Creating jobs and strengthening our economy remain our nation‘s most pressing challenges. Far too many families and individuals throughout Maine and our nation are still suffering from a sluggish economy and high unemployment. That is why it was so vital for Congress to extend the 2001 and 2003 tax relief laws. I strongly supported a two-year extension because allowing these laws to expire would have resulted in one of the largest tax increases in our nation‘s his- tory, and job killing tax hikes could well have plunged our economy deeper into recession.
Last year, I spoke to small business owners throughout Maine who told me that a tax increase U.S. Sen. Susan M. Collins could result in a loss of jobs and threaten the viability of their businesses. It is good news that Congress passed the two-year extension of these tax relief laws before 2010 came to a close, providing more certainty to businesses and relief for all taxpayers.
After years of repeated but unsuccessful attempts by the Maine delegation to address the federal truck weights law, I au- thored a successful truck weights pilot program in 2009 that was in effect for one year. The pilot program permitted trucks weighing up to 100,000 pounds to travel on Maine‘s federal interstates, where these trucks belong, rather than be- ing diverted to secondary roads, through small communities, downtown areas, and school zones. The benefits have been evident: improved safety, lower costs, reduced energy use, and reduced emissions. I was disappointed that the U.S. House of Representatives failed to take action either to extend the pilot program or to make it permanent. Making the truck weights program permanent will be one of my top priorities this year and will be the first bill I introduce in the new Con- gress.
The President signed into law a number of bills that I authored or coauthored. I was proud to join Senator Joe Lieberman in leading the effort to repeal the so-called ―Don‘t Ask, Don‘t Tell‖ law that applied to our armed forces. This long- overdue repeal enables the U.S to join 35 of our closest allies in welcoming the military service of any qualified individ- ual who is willing and capable of serving our country.
My efforts to counter the smuggling of illegal drugs across the Canadian border into Maine, and vice versa, were ad- vanced when the President signed the ―Northern Border Counternarcotics Strategy Act.‖ I was the lead Republican spon- sor of this law, which requires the Office of National Drug Control Policy to develop a counternarcotics strategy similar to that of the Southwestern border in collaboration with our Canadian partners.
The Senate Homeland Security Committee also conducted an extensive investigation into the Fort Hood terrorist attack. We will soon release a report with recommendations on how to reduce the possibility of such an attack in the future.
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Former Senator Evan Bayh and I authored a new law that establishes a new Advisory Council to develop a national plan for combating Alzheimer‘s disease. For the first time, this law charges federal agencies to develop a strategy to advance efforts to fight this devastating disease, at no additional cost to taxpayers.
As far too many people know, Alzheimer‘s disease inflicts pain and hardship on families, and costs Medicare and Medicaid billions, yet our nation has been lacking a national strategy to focus on this disease.
Maine‘s natural resource industries are essential to our prosperity. Last October, along with other Delegation members, I testified at an International Trade Commission hearing that resulted in a ruling that Chinese and Indonesian paper companies had been engaging in illegal trade that is unfair to our domestic industry. During the debate on the Food Safety Modernization Act, I successfully advocated for an amendment, backed by Maine‘s small and organic farmers, to protect our small farms from excessive regulatio n.
In my ongoing efforts to save jobs in Maine, I succeeded in convincing the EPA to rework regulations known as ―boiler MACT‖ in a manner that protects the environment and public health without jeopardizing jobs in the forest products industry. I also authored successful legislation to provide small contractors more time to comply with EPA lead-based paint regulations. The high fines for non-compliance would have put many small contractors in Maine out of business.
Working with the University of Maine, I helped advance the development of deep water, off-shore wind energy. Last summer, Energy Secretary Steven Chu visited UMaine at my request, which resulted in an announcement that the Department would dedicate $20 million to develop and test deepwater offshore wind technologies. UMaine remains on the cutting edge of this work, which has the potential to create 15,000 jobs.
I secured funding for a number of important transportation projects in 2010. For example, following my request, U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced that the Department would award $10.5 million for Maine‘s effort to save freight railroad service in Northern Maine, and $20 million for the rehabilitation of the Memorial Bridge between Kittery and Portsmouth.
As a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, I worked to ensure that our men and women in uni- form have the resources and support they need to protect our freedom. In 2010, I supported efforts to improve health care and other services for our military personnel and veterans, and authored key provisions to strengthen our national defense by supporting the vital work at Bath Iron Works, the Portsmouth Naval Ship- yard, Pratt & Whitney, the Maine Military Authority, and other Maine industries. Following my letter last year to the President‘s top budget official urging him to include increased funding for the DDG -51 program in next year‘s budget, Defense Secretary Gates recently announced that the Pentagon would seek an additional DDG-51 in its five-year budget.
The 112th Congress will bring extraordinary challenges as we work to improve the economy, lower the unemploy- ment rate, seek ways to reduce federal spending to bring the federal debt under control, and debate a host of other important issues. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve the Town of Warren and Maine in the United States Sen- ate. If ever I can be of assistance to you, please contact my Augusta Office at (207) 622-8414, or visit my website at http://collins.senate.gov. May 2011 be a good year for your family, your community, our state and our nation.
Sincerely,
Susan M. Collins United States Senator
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Dear friends,
I‘m proud to live in a state where individuals work so hard to sustain their communities.
We hold town meetings where neighbors can find compromise amid their disagreements, while still being able to say hello the next morning at the corner store. We help our neighbors through tough times by sending care packages to overseas troops, donating to local food pantries, and raising money for sick members of the community. And we work with each other to make the most out of bad situations.
There‘s no doubt that times are still hard for Maine‘s working families, but I‘m optimistic about the future because all this hard work is starting to pay off. This year, Mainers have been able to turn bad news into good for Maine‘s economy. In Brunswick, Kestrel Aviation announced that it would start making airplanes with composite materials on the site of the closing naval base. In Biddeford, small businesses are thriving in the space once occupied by the now closed North Dam Mill. In Port Clyde, fishermen are starting to create jobs after forming a co-op in the wake of declining prices.
U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree What's more, Maine communities are doing what's needed to take full advantage of these and other opportunities.
We‘re strengthening the infrastructure on which we do business by protecting Memorial Bridge in Kittery, bringing the Downeaster to the Midcoast, and expanding broadband Internet.
Local groups and businesses are working with me to fight for regulations that recognize the successful conservation efforts of our fishermen, don‘t overburden our small family farms, and protect our paper companies from Chinese trade practices meant to undercut them.
We‘re educating workers for new jobs, like in Kennebec Valley to train solar technicians, at SMCC for composite materials, and the University of Maine for other green jobs.
And we‘re taking care of our people by making sure veterans get the benefits they‘ve earned, families aren‘t bankrupted by illness, and seniors don‘t lose their hard-earned savings to the excesses of Wall Street.
It‘s an honor working with your communities to move Maine forward and to represent your families in Washington. If you have comments, or need help with any federal issue, please contact me at (207) 774-5019 or www.pingree.house.gov/contact.
Hope to see you in Maine soon,
Chellie Pingree Member of Congress
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Town of Warren Warrant for Town Meeting County of Knox, SS. State of Maine
To: Orrin Parker; Constable for the Town of Warren, in the County of Knox.
Greetings: In the name of the State of Maine, you are hereby required to notify and warn the voters of the Town of Warren in said county, qualified by law to vote in town affairs, to meet at the Warren Town Office meeting room in said town on Monday, the twenty-eighth day of March, A.D. 2011 at 10:00 a.m. Then and there to act on articles numbered one (1) and two (2). Polls will close at 8:00 o‘clock in the eve- ning.
And to notify and warn the voters to meet at the Warren Community School on Eastern Road (Route 131) in Warren on Tuesday, the twenty-ninth day of March, A.D. 2011 at 7:00 o‘clock in the evening. Then and there to act on articles three (3) through thirty-five (35), all of these articles being set forth below to wit:
Article 1: To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting.
Article 2: To elect all necessary town officers as required to be elected by secret ballot.
Article 3: To choose all necessary town officials for the ensuing year, other than those now re- quired to be elected by ballot under the provisions of Section 49 to 63 of Chapter 91 Re- vised Statues of Maine 1964 and Amendments thereto.
Article 4: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for General Gov- ernment:
A. Administration Salaries By Assessment $187,485.00 From Town Clerk Fees $ 4,800.00 Total $192,285.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
B. Administration By Assessment $ 60,750.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
C. Assessors By Assessment $ 35,900.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
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D. Town Buildings By Assessment $ 56,700.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 10-1
E. Code Enforcement By Assessment $ 29,500.00 From Fees Collected $ 9,000.00 Total $ 38,500.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 10-1
F. Insurance By Assessment $145,280.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 10-1
G. FICA/Medicare By Assessment $ 50,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
H. Planning Board/Appeals Board By Assessment $ 5,100.00 From Fees Collected $ 1,000.00 Total $ 6,100.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
Article 5: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Health and Welfare.
A. General Assistance By Assessment $ 11,000.00 State Reimbursement $ 7,000.00 Total $ 18,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
Article 6: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Protection and Enforcement.
A. Ambulance By Assessment $ 84,100.00 From Fees Collected $ 50,000.00 Total $134,100.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 8-3
B. Fire Department By Assessment $ 71,220.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 10-1
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C. Hydrant Rental By Assessment $ 40,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
D. Animal Control By Assessment $ 8,000.00 From Fees Collected $ 3,500.00 $ 11,500.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
E. Street Lights By Assessment $ 2,400.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
F. Dispatch Service By Assessment $ 88,321.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 9-2
Article 7: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Public Works.
A. Highway By Assessment $384,800.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 9-2
B. Paving/Road Repair By Assessment $182,984.00 Highway Block Grant $ 62,016.00 Total $245,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
C. Transfer Station By Assessment $140,500.00 From Fees Collected $ 80,000.00 Total $220,500.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
Article 8: To see what sums of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Parks. A. Parks By Assessment $ 9,300.00 B. Park Reserve Fund By Assessment $ 3,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-0
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Article 9: To see what sums of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Recreation.
A. Recreation By Assessment $ 38,800.00 From Fees Collected $ 6,000.00 $ 44,800.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 *Budget Committee Recommends 10-2 *Separate vote on zero Reserve Fund Budget Committee Recommends 11-1
Article 10: To see what sums of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Unclassified Accounts.
A. Emergency Management Administrator By Assessment $ 00.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 10-2
B. Contingency By Assessment $ 4,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 10-2 C. Legal Fees By Assessment $ 16,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
D. Monument Lot By Assessment $ 500.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
E. Town Meeting/Elections By Assessment $ 3,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
F. Computer Update By Assessment $ 1,500.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
G. Unemployment Reserve By Assessment $ 8,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-1
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H. Landfill Well Monitoring By Assessment $ 10,900.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-1
I. Saint George River Clam Committee By Assessment $ 2,500.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
Article 11: To see what sum the town will vote to raise or appropriate for the Library Account.
By Assessment $ 5,250.00 From Fees Collected $ 1,000.00 $ 6,250.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
Article 12: To see what sum the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Reserve Funds.
A. Fire Department Reserve By Assessment $ 20,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 10-2
B. Highway Equipment Reserve By Assessment $ 60,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 10-2
C. Dry Hydrant Reserve By Assessment $ 1,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 10-2
D. Office Equipment Reserve By Assessment $ 00.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 10-2
E. Ambulance Reserve By Assessment $ 15,000.00 Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 10-2
Article 13: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for special requests for the provider agencies set forth below in this article. Request by petition or selectmen‘s approval.
A. Penquis Community Action $ 8,231.00
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B. Kno-Wal-Lin $ 3,984.00 C. Coastal Opportunities $ 500.00 D. Coastal Trans, Inc. $ 1,900.00 E. Hospitality House $ 2,500.00 F. New Hope for Women $ 1,155.00 G. Spectrum Generations $ 2,243.00 H. Broadreach $ 1,000.00 I. Pen Bay Outpatient Psychiatry $ 3,794.00 J. Sexual Assault Crisis Center $ 1,328.00 K. Kennebec Behavioral Health $ 100.00 Total $26,735.00
Article 14: To see if the town will vote to appropriate $560,250.00 from the Undedicated Revenue Account as follows to be used in reducing the 2010 tax commitment.
Junkyard Permits $ 250.00 Interest and Costs $ 28,000.00 Administration Income $ 12,000.00 Earned Interest $ 2,000.00 Cable Franchise Fees $ 17,000.00 Misc. Income $ 1,500.00 Excise Tax $480,000.00 Boat Excise $ 5,000.00 Veterans Reimbursement $ 2,000.00 Lien Costs $ 9,500.00 Tree Growth Reimbursement $ 3,000.00
Article 15: To see if the town will vote to authorize the municipal officers on behalf of the town to sell and dispose of any real estate acquired by the town for non-payment of taxes thereon, on such terms as they deem advisable, and to execute quit claim deeds for same.
Article 16: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen and Treasurer on behalf of the town, to accept gifts, real estate and other funds, including Trust Funds, that may be given or left to the town, grants, insurance refunds, reimbursements or other funds received by the town and apply these funds to the accounts the Selectmen deem appropriate.
Article 17: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Municipal Officers under Maine Statutes, Chapter 12 Section 6131 and amendments thereto, to promulgate such regulations compatible with the General Laws of the State to govern the time when and the manner in which alewives shall be taken therein.
Article 18: To see if the town will authorize the Municipal Officers to sell surplus
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alewives for one or more years, or take any action relative to the same.
Article 19: To see if the town will authorize the use of funds from the Fund Balance to cover annual abatements, or take any action relating to the same.
Article 20: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to expend such sums of money as may be necessary to carry on town affairs from January 1, 2011, until the next town meeting, such sums to be included in the sums appropriated for such purposes for the calendar year, or take any action relative thereto.
Article 21: To see if the town will vote to fix the 15th day of November as the due date when assessed taxes shall be payable and to charge 7.00% per annum interest on all unpaid taxes after that date.
Article 22: To see if the town will vote to appropriate the sum of $240,000.00 from Fund Balance to be used to reduce the 2010 Tax Commitment.
Article 23: To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to expend such monies as they deem necessary from the following Reserve Funds, or take any action relative to same.
Capital Building Fund Highway Equipment Reserve Town Forest Reserve Employers Employment Reserve Hot Top Reserve Office Equipment Reserve Park Reserve Fund Dry Hydrant Reserve Fire Department Reserve Ambulance Reserve Recreation Reserve Fund Transfer Station Reserve Woolen Mill Park Reserve Entertainment Reserve Little League Reserve Recreation Fund-raising Reserve
Article 24: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen and Treasurer, on behalf of the town, to accept the proceeds of any payment on insurance claims for damage occurring to town equipment and to allow the Municipal Officers to expend such money as necessary to replace said equipment as they deem appropriate or act anything thereon.
Article 25: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to procure a
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temporary loan or loans, in anticipation of taxes, for payment of obligation of the town; such loan or loans to be paid during the current municipal year by taxation or act thereon.
Article 26: To see if the town will vote to allow the Selectmen to take from surplus the necessary amount of money to cover the interest on a loan or loans they have been authorized to procure in anticipation of taxes, or act thereon.
Article 27: To see if the town will authorize the Tax Collector to accept pre-payment of taxes for the year 2011-2012 not yet due or assessed and to pay 3.00% interest on any prepaid taxes that are abated or act thereon.
Article 28: To see if the town will vote to raise or appropriate a sum, if any, not to exceed $4,000.00 for the support of the Warren Historical Society. Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-1
Article 29: Shall an ordinance entitled ―Georges River Regional Shellfish Management Ordinance‖ be enacted? (Copies of the proposed ordinance are attached hereto and are also available at the town office.)
Article 30: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to move up to 10% of unexpended balances from various accounts as needed to provide for smooth transition of town business.
Article 31: To see if the town will vote to increase the property tax levy limit of $742,034.00 established for Warren by state law in the event that the municipal budget approved under the preceding articles will result in tax commitment that is greater than that property tax levy limit.
Article 32: To see if the town will vote to raise or appropriate $19,000.00 for the maintenance of the brick school. Selectmen Recommend 5-0 Budget Committee Recommends 11-1
Article 33: To see if the town will vote to adopt changes to the Town of Warren Site Plan Review Ordinance Section: 16 Administration, and the correct reference to the State Statute 30-A M.R.S.A., Section 2691 (3).
Article 34: To see if the town will vote to establish the following new Reserve Accounts: Little League Reserve (funds raised or donated for Little League) Recreation Fundraising Reserve (funds raised or donated to recreation other than Little League) Woolen Mill Park Reserve (funds raised of donated for Woolen Mill Park) Entertainment Reserve (funds raised or donated for entertainment).
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Article 35: ―Shall an ordinance entitled, ―Fire Department Service Charges Ordinance,‖ be enacted? (Copies of the proposed ordinance are attached hereto and are also available at the town office.)
Given under our hands this ninth day of March, A.D., 2011.
Wayne Luce, Chairman Frank Braun Arnold D. Hill John G. Crabtree Christine Wakely
Selectmen for the Town of Warren
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RESULTS Town of Warren Warrant for Town Meeting County of Knox, SS. State of Maine To: Robert Martin; Constable for the Town of Warren, in the County of Knox. Greetings: In the name of the State of Maine, you are hereby required to notify and warn the voters of the Town of Warren in said county, qualified by law to vote in town affairs, to meet at the Warren Town Office meeting room in said town on Monday, the twenty-second day of March, A.D. 2010 at 10:00 a.m. Then and there to act on articles numbered one (1) and two (2). Polls will close at 8:00 o‘clock in the evening.
And to notify and warn the voters to meet at the Warren Community School on Eastern Road (Route 131) in Warren on Tuesday, the twenty-third day of March, A.D. 2010 at 7:00 o‘clock in the evening. Then and there to act on articles three (3) through thirty one (31), all of these articles being set forth below to wit:
Article 1: To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting. It was motioned and seconded to nominate John Black as moderator. Nominations ceased. Three ballots cast. Three votes for John Black. He was sworn in as moderator and appointed Robert Martin as deputy moderator.
Article 2: To elect all necessary town officers as required to be elected by secret ballot. For Board of Selectmen, Assessor, and Overseer of the Poor for three years Seat #5 Arnold D. Hill 77 votes Arnold D. Hill was declared the winner.
For SAD #40 Board of Directors for three years two seats Juanita J. Brown 70 votes Theodore V. Brown 60 votes Both were declared winners.
Article 3: To choose all necessary town officials for the ensuing year, other than those now re- quired to be elected by ballot under the provisions of Section 49 to 63 of Chapter 91 Re- vised Statues of Maine 1964 and Amendments thereto. Nominated for Budget Committee for three years were the following: William Lufkin, Clayton Winchenbach, Elizabeth Stanley, Edward Courtenay, Edward LaFlamme. Sec- onded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Nominated for Budget Committee for one year: Margret Grant. Seconded. No discus- sion. *APPROVED
Nominated for Fish Wardens: James Doyle and Edward Courtenay. Five ballots cast. Five Votes for James Doyle and five votes for Edward Courtenay. They were declared Fish Wardens for the ensuing year.
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It was motioned and seconded to skip to Article 20. No Discussion. *APPROVED
Article 4: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for General Gov- ernment:
A: Administration Salaries By Assessment $190,385.00 From Town Clerk Fees $ 4,800.00 Total $195,185.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
B: Administration By Assessment $ 61,00000 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
C: Assessors By Assessment $ 36,100.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
D: Town Buildings By Assessment $ 58,250.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
E: Code Enforcement By Assessment $ 29,700.00 From Fees Collected $ 9,000.00 Total $ 38,700.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
F: Insurance By Assessment $140,200.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
G: FICA/Medicare By Assessment $ 47,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
H: Planning Board/Appeals Board By Assessment $ 5,300.00 From Fees Collected $ 800.00 Total $ 6,100.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0 Motioned and Seconded. No Discussion. *APPROVED
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Article 5: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Health and Welfare.
A: General Assistance By Assessment $ 10,500.00 State Reimbursement $ 7,500.00 Total $ 18,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0 Motioned and Seconded. No discussion *APPROVED
Article 6: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Protection and Enforcement.
A: Ambulance By Assessment $ 56,555.00 From Fees Collected $ 50,000.00 Total $106,555.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0 on $64,200.00 Budget Committee did not vote on additional $42,355.00 for coverage.
B: Fire Department By Assessment $ 71,920.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
C: Hydrant Rental By Assessment $ 34,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
D: Animal Control By Assessment $ 8,500.00 From Fees Collected $ 3,500.00 Total $ 12,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
E: Street Lights By Assessment $ 2,400.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
F: Dispatch Service By Assessment $ 85,370.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0 Motioned and Seconded. Motioned and Seconded to vote on each one separately. *APPROVED Motioned and Seconded to remove $42,355.00 from A, bringing the amount to $64,200.00. Mr. Watmough explained the additional amount. It is estimated to be a per diem rate that has not been determined. Mr. Braun explained why the selectmen chose this alterna- tive. There was much discussion. Motioned and Seconded to vote on the $64,200.00.
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Amended amount FAILED. Motioned and Seconded to $106,555.00. No Discussion. *APPROVED
B, C, D, E, and F: Motioned and Seconded. No Discussion. *APPROVED
Article 7: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Public Works.
A: Highway By Assessment $386,500.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
B: Paving/Road Repair By Assessment $182,984.00 Highway Block Grant $ 62,016.00 Total $245,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
C: Transfer Station By Assessment $156,700.00 From Fees Collected $ 70,000.00 Total $226,700.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
Motioned and Seconded. It was asked why the Transfer Station was less than last year. This is due to lower fees on three new contracts. There were general questions regard- ing the Highway Department. *APPROVED
Article 8: To see what sums of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Parks.
A: Parks By Assessment $ 5,300.00
B: Park Reserve Fund By Assessment $ 3,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion *APPROVED
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Article 9: To see what sums of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Recreation.
A: Recreation By Assessment $ 36,900.00 From Fees Collected $ 2,500.00 Total $ 39,400.00
B: Recreation Reserve Fund By Assessment $ 2,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 11-1
Motioned and Seconded. It was asked why the Budget Committee was not unanimous and why the increase. The increase is due to an increase in the Recreation Director‘s hours to 30 hours per week. *APPROVED
Article 10: To see what sums of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Unclassified Ac- counts.
A: Contingency By Assessment $ 4,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 11-1
B: Legal Fees By Assessment $ 12,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
C: Monument Lot By Assessment $ 500.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
D: Town Meeting/Elections By Assessment $ 2,500.00 Carry Forward $ 6,500.00 Total $ 9,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
E: Computer Update By Assessment $ 1,500.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
F: Unemployment Reserve By Assessment $ 3,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
G: Landfill Well Monitoring By Assessment $ 10,900.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
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H: Old Record Restoration By Assessment $ 2,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
I: Saint George River Clam Committee By Assessment $ 2,500.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
Motioned and Seconded. Legal fees were increased due to a potential court action. Town Meet- ing/Elections carry forward is due to voting machines not yet purchased per the State. The Town is self-insured for unemployment and pays directly to the agency which distributes those funds. *APPROVED
Article 11: To see what sum the town will vote to raise or appropriate for the Library Account.
By Assessment $ 1,950.00 From Fees Collected $ 1,000.00 Total $ 2,950.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
Motioned and Seconded. The amount to purchase books was eliminated ; Trust Funds will be used for that purpose. *APPROVED
Article 12: To see what sum the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Reserve Funds.
A: Fire Equipment Reserve By Assessment $ 20,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 11-1
B: Highway Equipment Reserve By Assessment $ 60,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 11-1
C: Dry Hydrant Reserve By Assessment $ 1,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 11-1
D: Ambulance Reserve By Assessment $ 15,000.00 Budget Committee Recommends 11-1
Motioned and Seconded. The increase of Highway Equipment reserve is to cover costs of exhaust emission requirements in effect in 2010. *APPROVED
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Article 13: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise or appropriate for Special requests for the provider agencies set forth below in this article. Request by petition or selectmen‘s approval.
A: Penquis Community Action $ 7,877.00 B: Spectrum Generations $ 2,243.00 C: Kno-Wal-Lin $ 3,984.00 D: Coastal Opportunities $ 500.00 E: Coastal Trans, Inc. $ 1,900.00 F: Hospitality House $ 2,500.00 G. New Hope for Women $ 1,155.00 H. Sexual Assault Crisis Ctr. $ 1,328.00 I. Broadreach $ 1,000.00 J. PBMC Out Patient Psychiatry $ 3,794.00 Total $26,281.00 Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
Motioned and Seconded. It was Motioned and Seconded to reduce the amount by $7,877.00 Removing Penquis Community Action from the list. It was discussed what would happen if deleted on the warrant. Some residents felt that one agency should not be penalized because they didn‘t have representation at the meeting. Motioned and Seconded to call vote on amendment of deleting A. FAILED. Motioned and Seconded to reduce amount by what Penquis owed in property taxes ($1,341.12). Mr. Watmough explained that taxes have a process so they would be collected. FAILED *APPROVED
Article 14: To see if the town will vote to appropriate $561,250.00 from the Undedicated Revenue Account as follows to be used in reducing the 2010 tax commitment.
Junkyard Permits $ 250.00 Interest and Costs $ 28,000.00 Administration Income $ 12,000.00 Earned Interest $ 5,000.00 Cable Franchise Fees $ 17,000.00 Misc. Income $ 0.00 Excise Tax $480,000.00 Boat Excise $ 5,000.00 Veterans and Tree Growth $ 5,000.00 Lien Costs $ 9,000.00
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
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Article 15: To see if the town will vote to authorize the municipal officers on behalf of the town to sell and dispose of any real estate acquired by the town for non-payment of taxes thereon, on such terms as they deem advisable, and to execute quit claim deeds for same.
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Article 16: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen and Treasurer on behalf of the town, to accept gifts, real estate and other funds, including Trust Funds, that may be given or left to the town, grants, insurance refunds, reimbursements or other funds received by the town and apply these funds to the accounts the Selectmen deem appropriate.
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Article 17: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Municipal Officers under Maine Statues, Chapter 12 Section 6131 and amendments thereto, to promulgate such regulations compatible with the General Laws of the State to govern the time when and the manner in which alewives shall be taken therein.
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Article 18: To see if the town will authorize the Municipal Officers to sell surplus alewives for one or more years, or take any action relative to the same.
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Article 19: To see if the town will authorize the use of funds from the Fund Balance to cover annual abatements, or take any action relating to the same.
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Article 20: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to expend such sums of money as may be necessary to carry on town affairs from January 1, 2011, until the next town meeting, such sums to be included in the sums appropriated for such purposes for the calendar year, or take any action relative thereto.
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
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Article 21: To see if the town will vote to fix the 15th day of November as the due date when assessed taxes shall be payable and to charge 7.00% per annum interest on all unpaid taxes after that date.
Motioned and Seconded. The interest rate is set by the State. *APPROVED
Article 22: To see if the town will vote to appropriate the sum of $240,000.00 from Fund Balance to be used to reduce the 2010 Tax Commitment.
Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Article 23: To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to expend such monies as they deem necessary from the following Reserve Funds, or take any action relative to same.
Capital Building Fund Highway Equipment Reserve Town Forest Reserve Employers Employment Reserve Hot Top Reserve Office Equipment Reserve Park Reserve Fund Dry Hydrant Reserve Fire Department Reserve Ambulance Reserve Recreation Reserve Fund Transfer Station Reserve Recreation Fundraising Reserve
Motioned and Seconded. It was asked how these funds can be spent; the Selectmen can use the funds only for what the reserve is appropriated. *APPROVED
Article 24: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen and Treasurer, on behalf of the town, to accept the proceeds of any payment on insurance claims for damage occurring to town equipment and to allow the Municipal Officers to expend such money as necessary to replace said equipment as they deem appropriate or act anything thereon.
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
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Article 25: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to procure a temporary loan or loans, in anticipation of taxes, for payment of obligation of the town; such loan or loans to be paid during the current municipal year by taxation or act thereon.
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Article 26: To see if the town will vote to allow the Selectmen to take from surplus the necessary amount of money to cover the interest on a loan or loans they have been authorized to procure in anticipation of taxes, or act thereon.
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Article 27: To see if the town will authorize the Tax Collector to accept pre-payment of taxes for the year 2010-2011 not yet due or assessed and to pay 3.00% interest on any prepaid taxes that are abated or act thereon.
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Article 28: To see if the town will vote to raise or appropriate a sum, if any, not to exceed $4,000.00 for the support of the Warren Historical Society.
Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Article 29: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to move up to 10% of unexpended balances from various accounts as needed to provide for smooth transition of town business.
Motioned and Seconded. No discussion. *APPROVED
Article 30: To see if the town will vote to increase the property tax levy limit of $614,126.00 established for Warren by state law in the event that the municipal budget approved under the preceding articles will result in a tax commitment that is greater than that property tax levy limit.
Motioned and Seconded. Mr. Watmough explained the article to the audience. *APPROVED
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Article 31: To see if the town will vote to raise or appropriate $18,000.00 for the maintenance of the brick school.
Budget Committee Recommends 12-0
Motioned and Seconded. Costs include maintaining heat and other utilities. *APPROVED
Motioned and Seconded to adjourn at 8:40 p.m. *APPROVED
Given under our hands this twenty fourth day of February, A.D., 2010.
Wayne Luce, Chairmen Frank Braun John G. Crabtree Arnold D. Hill Christine Wakely Selectmen for the Town of Warren
A True Copy Attest: Christine M. Luce, Warren Town Clerk Approximately 68 residents and 4 non residents present.
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Warren Free Public Library
The library has continued to grow this past year. We now have 1,199 patrons and 14,007 books. The reason our book number dropped slightly this year is that we did an inventory of the library and found that some of the books the computer indicated we had, we didn‘t actually have and we also weeded out a few books. We continue to purchase books and to also accept donations of good condition books. As a reminder, we are still part of the SAD 40 consortium. This means that you can go to the libraries in Friendship, Washington, Union and Waldoboro and borrow books. We also still do inter-library loans if you are looking for a title we don‘t have. Remember also that you can renew your books at our website. Our website address is: www.warrenfreepubliclibrary.org. In 2011, we are looking forward to getting our library program up and running so that you will be able to check out what we have in our library by going to our website. This should take place sometime this spring. We are also looking into joining the Maine InfoNet Download Library program, which would let you download books – for e-books, titles are readable on Mac and PC computers and some e-readers (B&N Nook, Border's Kobo, Sony eReader). For audiobooks, most titles will work on iPods, all will play on a Windows computers and WMA compatible portable devices. We will let you know more as soon as this becomes available. Hannah Carr enjoys the dollhouse at the Warren Free Public Our trustee that came on board last January, Gretchen Jordan, had to step Library. PHOTO BY PAMELA J. CAREY down. Beth Pope has taken on this position. Welcome Beth! This past year we had a wonderful donation from Susan Bennett. She gave the library the dollhouse that her father, Ed Barrett, made her as a child. The children love playing with the dollhouse while their parents are looking at books. This past year we have been a home for tutoring, Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops, and the planning of the upcoming Warren Day in June. If you haven‘t been in lately, stop in and check out your local library. The coffee is always hot.
Respectfully submitted, Cindy Norwood, Librarian
Library honors Wiley
The Trustees and patrons of the Warren Free Public Library were pleased and proud to honor longtime librarian Carolyn Wiley with the dedication of a garden bench in her name this past Warren Day. Carolyn served the library for 30 years, undoubtedly the longest tenure in the library‘s long history. Pam Carey, President of the Board of Trustees, presided at the dedication ceremony, attended by many family members and townspeople. Bev Williamson, a library trustee, spoke of many memories and stories of when Carolyn served as librarian. Carolyn, herself, enlightened us with many funny stories and changes that occurred during her time there. The garden bench was a true labor of love on the part of several Warren residents and craftspeople. The bench‘s two heavy metal ends, found in Pen and Bev Williamson‘s barn, were originally part of a railroad waiting bench. Library trustee, Erica Crane, coordinated the efforts of Sterling Norwood, Bob Williams, and Jay Sawyer for the sandblasting and painting of the metal ends, new wooden seat and reinforcement pieces to create the new bench. A plaque honoring Carolyn‘s service was also added. Dick Ferren, a library trustee, prepared the site into which Mainely Concrete poured the bench‘s solid foundation. Since its placement on the library‘s front lawn, it has been in constant use by book readers, laptop computer users, and simply a place to sit and talk with friends. The Trustees of The Warren Free Public Library are sincerely grateful for Carolyn‘s dedicated service Carolyn Wiley to the library and its patrons for so many years. Many thanks also to the townspeople who helped with the creation, and construction of the new garden bench. It‘s a wonderful addition to our beautiful library.
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Friends of the Warren Free Public Library
The Friends met faithfully during 2010. Office holders this year were Mary Jane Boggs, President, Audrey Ferren, Treasurer and Jennifer Carter, Secretary. The Secretary and Treasurer‘s reports were given at each meeting.
A memorial bench for the front lawn of the Library was dedicated to Carolyn Wiley for her many years of service to the Library and its patrons, on Warren Day. The Friends purchased the plaque that is attached to the bench.
Second hand books were offered for sale on Warren Day in the Library. Business was brisk as many took advantage of the sale. We sold the books for $1.00 per bag and made a total of $140.00 that day! Leftover paperbacks were taken to Togus and hardcover books were to be sent to Africa.
The Friends appreciate the several gifts of funds that community members have donated. The gifts enable us to support our library with purchases not in the Town Budget, such as a lamppost planned for the end of the entrance, a new listening center for children to replace the worn out one and the reframing of the picture of our Olympic Rower, Cecile Ulbrich. We paid for an additional internet link so that patrons may renew their books via the internet easier.
Christmas gifts were provided to all Library staff by the Friends.
Lastly, we are saddened by the unexpected passing of longtime Friends‘ member, Louise Ulbrich. It was an honor and pleasure to serve with her. She brought a wealth of knowledge and insight that will be missed by us all. To honor her, the Friends have donated $500.00 for the purchase of children and adult books, for the Library that will be about Maine or by Maine authors. The books will be dedicated in Louise‘s memory.
Please consider supporting our Library by becoming a member of The Friends of the Warren Free Public Library. You may contact Mary Jane Boggs at 273-2272.
Respectfully submitted, Jennifer Carter
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Merrill Payson Park Report 2010
People, young and old alike, visited and enjoyed this town park. The playground was busy, the grills were fired up and the river was greatly appreciated for its fish.
The stone wall along Route 90 was glorious with peonies, followed by summer blooms, all tended by members of the Payson Park Committee and Warren Field and Garden Club.
In 2010, we did have the grass/scrub plants cut back more toward the stone wall near the playground. The wall is not exposed yet, but we have hopes for 2011 to make this wall visible while enlarging the lawn play area there.
The Georges River Canal System, one of the oldest in America, continues to provide comfortable walking paths across the river.
2010 was the first year without a large trash container present in the park. Generally, litter A plaque at the entrance to Payson Park honors the family for donating the park was not a big problem although dumping land to the town. PHOTO BY HELENE RONDEAU trash is still totally prohibited. Thank you everyone who did take their litter out with them when they left. Also, thank you to those who found trash while visiting the park and removed it.
Payson Park is free, cheerful, available for picnics, parties and grill fests. Donations to help maintain it are always welcome and tax deductible. Please send all donations to Merrill Payson Park Memorial Fund, c/o Joan Winchenbach, 142 Oyster River Road, Warren, ME 04864.
Through the Warren Sanitary District, Mike and Ed Courtenay power-washed the benches. Many thanks.
Many thanks to everyone who donated time, materials and money in the past.
Donations: Faye Doucette, Christmas wreath; Fred and Jan MacDonald, plantings; Joan and Clayton Winchenbach, bark mulch; and Robert Bradstreet, bush-hogging.
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COMMUNITY SERVICES 2010 Annual Report
Warren Common School Fund 2010 Report
The Annual Meeting of the Warren Common School Fund was held at Knox Machine Company, 936 Eastern Road, Warren on Thursday, May 13, 2010. Present were: Charles Maxcy, Robert Wyllie, Charles P. Williamson Jr., William Lufkin, and Sandra Overlock. We welcomed new trustee Sandra Overlock to her first meeting. She is the first female trustee in the Fund‘s long history.
The following slate of officers was elected: Charles Maxcy, President Robert Wyllie, Vice President Charles P. ―Pen‖ Williamson Jr., Secretary William L. Lufkin, Treasurer
Our portfolio, consisting of various stocks, a mutual fund and Certificates of Deposit, was reviewed with some minor changes recommended. Warren Community School
The allocations from the Warren Common School Fund income to the Warren Community School are for purposes not otherwise included in the regular school budget and are voted upon by the Trustees at the annual meeting.
A grant of $2,000 was unanimously approved for the new school sign at WCS. This represents the second half of a $4,000 pledge made last year for the sign, all dependent upon the school raising $4,000 in matching money for the $8,000 project. Assistant Principal Shawna Kurr reported that just over $4,100 has now been raised, thus attaining the matching requirement. The new sign, built of brick, granite, and metal, has been erected along the side of Route 131 (Eastern Road) near the entrance to the school.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM L. LUFKIN, Treasurer
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Warren Field and Garden Club
The Warren Field and Garden Club invites all who would like to join us for garden tours and interesting discussions. During the past year we visited oceanside homes and several wooded and sculptural gardens.
We offer scholarships to students who are interested in horticulture, as well as campers at Tanglewood.
Our plant sale was a great success, and several plants were available at the Warren Library.
Gardens that we maintain include: Payson Park, the Warren Post Office, Warren town signs and the Monument Lot at the town square. We have also added plantings at the Woolen Mill Park. If you are interested in joining, please contact Irene Maxcy, acting president, or any of the other officers: Beverly Williamson and Jane Waltz, co-secretaries, and Helene Rondeau, treasurer.
The Warren Field and Garden Club takes a field trip to Tatiana Fisher ’ s home in Port Clyde, which boasts beautiful gardens. Pictured from left are Diana Sewell and Sandra Perry. PHOTO BY NORMA JONES
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JOINT BOARD OF SELECTMEN of the GEORGES RIVER REGIONAL SHELLFISH MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION
______Administrative Town — Town of Warren / 167 Western Road / Warren ME 04864 207-273-2421 / 207-273-3107 (fax) ______
The Town of Warren has been the administrative town for the Georges River Regional Shellfish Management program for seven years. The program includes the towns of Cushing, Thomaston, Saint George, South Thomaston, and Warren. Currently there is a Board Member from each of the towns that sits on the Joint Board, along with an alternate appointed. The Board also has input from the Shellfish Committee and Shellfish Warden. The organization initiates shellfish conservation and management that allows commercial clam diggers to make a living while also allowing the recreational digger to attain a few clams for personal consumption.
The GRRSMO program had an annual budget of $56,200.00 for 2010, with revenues totaling $57,558.01 and expenses totaling $49,495.34. Budget items include a full time Shellfish Warden, health insurance for the Warden, a pickup truck for use in patrolling the flats, a small boat for checking the islands, uniforms for the Warden, vehicle maintenance and gas, and other administrative expenses.
In the five towns in 2010, recreational sales were as follows: 96 resident licenses, 56 complimentary licenses (over 65 and under 12), 4 non-resident daily licenses, and 12 non-resident yearly licenses. Resident recreational licenses must be obtained in the applicant‘s respective town, and the cost is $25.00 for one year. Non-resident recreational licenses, which are $35.00 for a year, are sold exclusively through the administrative town at a 10:1 ratio to resident recreational licenses.
The commercial shellfish program is run through a lottery process with preference being given to those who have previously held a license and who have completed conservation time. Conservation time can vary from 5-10 hours, depending on the license. Time credit is also given to a clam digger who joins the MSA. This past year there were 128 commercial licenses issued: 107 resident, 11 non-resident, 9 resident student, and one non-resident student. The costs vary from $150.00 for a student to as much as $450.00 for a non-resident.
The GRRSMO Board currently meets every second Thursday of each month at 6:00 pm in the Warren Town Office. They welcome any public input. If there is an immediate concern, please feel free to contact the Warren Town Office or the local board member.
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Warren Recreation Committee Report for 2010
The following programs were offered by the Warren Recreation Committee in 2010. In the spring; Tee-ball, minor league baseball and softball and Little League baseball and softball. These programs start up in mid-April and run through June.
We run K-2 soccer, third/fourth-grade travel soccer and fifth/ sixth-grade travel soccer. These groups start in September and run through October.
We run a Summer Soccer Program for all age groups and we help sponsor swimming lessons in the summer as well.
Our cheerleading program has grown in the last couple of years and we added a younger K-3 group this year to go along with our normal fourth- through sixth-grade sideline and competition squads. We will once again run a K-2 basketball program from January through February and will be running our own Pee-Wee programs for basketball next year in Warren from late fall Warren Rec soccer team player Laken Harrington puts a shot on goal. through the winter, as the Medomak Pee-wee program will be Photo Courtesy of Terra Ripley ending. We sponsor the March Mayhem Basketball Tournaments for Pee-Wee travel squads and also run an ―Open Gym on Sundays throughout the fall and winter seasons for K-12 students. A brief description of each program follows:
Baseball Program
Warren‘s recreational baseball and softball programs consisted of one Little League baseball team; two Little League softball teams, four Minor League baseball teams and two Minor League softball teams. We also had five co-ed T-ball teams and the total participation in our programs for 2010 was 170 children along with over 30 adult volunteers. Major changes will be coming this spring, as we split our 9, 10 and 11-year-old minor league baseball players away from the larger group and get them traveling in the Knox Suburban Minor League system. We will keep our younger boys (6, 7 and 8-year-olds) in town in a ―coach pitch only‖ system. This should be much more beneficial to both groups and get our older boys more prepared for the jump to Little League. Our Minor League softball teams have been traveling for several years now and that program continues to be a successful transition to Little League softball.
Swimming Program
The Warren Recreation Committee has always tried to support the youth in Warren in their efforts to learn to swim. Although interest has declined in recent years, we will continue to work with the Rockport YMCA, as well as other individuals in our area to offer swimming lessons. Portions of the cost of the lessons are subsidized by a swimming budget to make them more affordable.
Basketball Program
The Warren Recreation Committee offers a K-2 basketball program and over 50 children participated in 2010, with 6 teams in total. Multiple adult volunteers are required to coach each team at this level. We stress learning the fundamentals and having a positive experience for this group, as we do in all of our sports for these grades. Warren Recreation collaborated with the Medomak Valley Youth Basketball Program in 2010 to provide basketball for boys and girls in grades three through six.
After the 2010 season, the Medomak Valley Youth Basketball Program will cease operation and the programs will fall back to the individual towns to run. We also provide a 4-hour Open Gym period for children of all ages throughout the winter months on Sunday afternoons. For the fifth time in 2010, the Warren Recreation Committee organized a fund-raising event and offered three consecutive week-ends of basketball called the March Mayhem Tournaments. Over 24 teams competed and groups from across the Mid-Coast and the state converged on Warren for some exciting basketball games! The feedback from this month of basketball is always positive and hundreds of children get to participate in a tournament experience and extend their Pee-wee seasons.
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Soccer Program
Approximately 148 children participated in the Soccer program in the fall. This number doesn‘t include all of the kids that joined in our Summer Soccer Program that ran from June through August on Thursday and Sunday evenings. Our Soccer teams enjoyed a great deal of success this season as one of our 3rd and 4th Travel teams went undefeated and our 5/6 Boy‘s Travel team ―ran the table‖ for the League Champion- ship and hasn‘t been beaten in two years! 2010 marked the 3rd year in a row that a Warren Team had won the League Title and 4 out of the last 6…The breakdown of participation is as follows:
K-2; 66 children participated in this program; it is open to all kindergarten through second grade students and the emphasis is FUN! Each team practices once a week and the kids begin to learn the skills and rules of the game. Teams play a game every Saturday and parents watching on the sideline have as much fun as the kids!
3rd and 4th grade Co-ed Travel; 43 children participated in this level of the program and it is open to all 3rd and 4th graders. Teams practice once a week and games are played against local towns, with teams getting a chance to begin traveling on a limited basis. The Games are played during the week and on Saturdays, with the emphasis still being on learning and having fun and not the score. Warren fielded three teams at this level in 2010.
5th and 6th grade Boy‘s and Girl‘s Travel; 39 children participated at this level and competed in the Midcoast Travel League. It was decided once again this year, by a majority of the Mid-Coast Recreation Directors that boys and girls would compete in separate Leagues. It was determined that this may better prepare them for Middle School and High School teams that are not Co-ed. These are much more competitive leagues with games played against local towns. These leagues include play-offs and a championship game at the end of both seasons. Each town is required to pay a fee to cover awards and officials for both groups.
Cheering Program
Cheering was once again available for children from 4th through the 6th grades. We have started a new cheering group in 2010 that consisted of children from Kindergarten to 3rd grade. There was a lot of excitement with the new group and 25 girls came out for our first season at these grade levels. This group of girls will cheer at K-2 basketball games, as well as the possibility of cheering at March Mayhem. The main focus of the K-3 Cheering program will be learning some basic moves, cheers and tumbling, while having fun! 21 girls came out for our 4th through 6th grade squad and they will also do games at our March Mayhem Tournament and have a State competition that they will participate in as well.
All of our programs in Warren continue to improve and grow. We have been able in recent years to pay the Town back for most, if not all, of the money that is budgeted to us with registration fees from each sport. The success of our Recreation Committee and programs is dependent upon the support that we receive on a yearly basis from businesses and individuals that sponsor our teams, parents of children who participate in our programs and a Town Manager and elected officials who care about the youth of our community. I would like to personally thank the Recreation members, their families and all Warren residents who have generously given of their time. It is the talents and gifts that many individuals ―bring to the table‖ that allow our children to take part in all of our programs, in the hopes that they will have a positive effect on their lives going forward.
Warren Recreation Director John Leach
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Warren Scholarship Advisory Committee
Date: May 18, 2010 Members Present: Bob Carter, Ed LaFlamme, Paul Forest, Peter Lynch, Rick Parent, Dan Swindler, Christine Wakely, Sue Wilcox and Penn Williamson. Members Absent: Dennis Wooster. Minutes: The May 13, 2009, minutes were approved as written (unanimous vote) Election of Officers: Peter Lynch, chair; Sue Wilcox, secretary (unanimous vote)
Scholarship Selection: (All votes were unanimous with one abstention by Sue Wilcox) Mr. Carter noted that two applicants did not meet the requirements of the applicable trust and have been denied. He has contacted those applicants and informed them of this fact.
Cyrus Eaton Scholarship
First Year: $650
1. Justin Anderson 10. Annika Metcalf 19. Taylor MacNeill 2. Nicholas Casey 11. Kristen Ames 20. Lacey Massengale
3. Erika Knutson 12. Dustin Blackington 21. Nathaniel McBrien
4. Lexi Mank 13. Ashley Cushman 22. Amelia Olmsted 5. Patrick O‘Donnell 14. Abigail Hilt 23. Benjamin Paxson
6. Lindsey Oldroyd 15. Lydia Honaker 24. Margo Pendleton 7. Joshua Parmenter 16. Courtney Leach 25. Emily Settlemire
8. Alexander Bobola 17. Benjamin Lufkin 26. Kelly Wilcox 9. Alden Ahlholm 18. Alexander MacKenzie
Second Year: $375 1. Justin Ames 3. Kevin Tracy 5. Kimberly Hilchey
2. William Leidenroth 4. Erica Tolman 6. Samantha Hooper
Third Year: $325
1. Krysten Moody 5. Michael Delahanty
2. Jared Merrifield 6. Mary Beaster 3. Keren Lufkin 7. Olivia Reed 4. Anna Lufkin 8. Teegan Lufkin
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Scholarship Selection: (continued)
Fourth Year: $300
1. Heather Brouwer 2. Deena Lufkin
Frank D. Rowe Scholarship — $1,000
1. Lydia Honaker 2. Lacy Massengale 3. Abigail Hilt
Sarah Hilt Scholarship — $1,250
1. Benjamin Paxson 2. Amelia Olmsted
Brian Robinson Scholarship — $625
1. Kelly Wilcox 2. Emily Settlemire
Warren Day Committee Scholarship — $500
1. Justin Anderson 2. Kristen Ames
Leland Overlock Scholarship — $250
1. Alden Ahlholm
Respectfully submitted, Sue Wilcox, Secretary
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Good Intentions Quilters Report
Good Intentions Quilters is a friendly group of citizens who meet regularly, connecting good fellowship with community service.
The quilters meet at the Odd Fellows Hall on Route 90 in Warren every first, third and fifth Tuesdays of the month to work on their own projects and some assignments that benefit others. The group makes a variety of ―comfort items‖ that are donated to area hospitals, particularly for young patients.
Some of the quilts made by the group are raffled to raise money for the Warren Fire Department and the Warren Rescue unit, such as the quilt shown below. The quilters also spend time working on their own projects.
For those interested in joining the quilters‘ group, it meets every first, third and fifth Tuesdays of the month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Odd Fellows Hall. Bring your lunch, ideas, and your project. Come join the fun.
For more information about the group, contact Betsy Giustra at 273-2202 or Joan Winchenbach at 273-2622.
A section of this colorful quilt shows the fine needlework of the Good Intentions Quilters group, which was raffled to raise money for the Warren Fire Department and the Warren Rescue unit.
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Warren Day Report 2010
Hi, my name is Marla Jarvis. I am the Chairperson for the Warren Day Committee
First, I would like to say ―THANK YOU‖ to all my members and volunteers …You ALL did a GREAT job in 2010! Let‘s see what we can come up with for 2011!
Another year has come and gone, and it is time once again to start planning this year‘s Warren Day activities. The committee is always looking for members and volunteers. Volunteer‘s and sponsors are who make War- ren Day happen. The Warren Day Committee is looking for new members and more volunteers to help continue this community tradition. Without the continued sup- port of our present members and the addition of new members and volunteers, this event will become a mem- ory. If you are interested in helping us with the 2011 cele- bration, please contact Marla Jarvis at 542-7602, Leslie Overlock at 273-3346 or Amy Mank at 273-2219, or email the committee at [email protected].
We would like to thank all of our sponsors from years past for their generosity….Thank You All!
The committee is always looking for some new ideas….
Mark your calendar for Warren Day, Saturday, June 25, 2011.
The day will start off with the parade, family fun games, food (Chicken BBQ), craft ven- dors, and much, much more.
Please if you would like to be involved contact one of the members. See you on Saturday, June 25, 2011!
Marla Jarvis The Warren Day Committee P.O. Box 478 Warren, ME 04864
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Woolen Mill Park Committee 2010 Report
2010 has been a busy, productive and enjoyable year at the Woolen Mill Park.
Warren Day took place in the village (always the last Saturday of June) and was a successful, fun day for all. The park is an ideal place for all the festivities.
Following through the summer were three ―Music in the Park‖ events. Rusty Hinges & Friends was the first, Ron & Kay Anderson & Friends entertained us with good ole country music. Our third event, in September, was a rousing, toe-tapping band, BayWinds North. All were wonderful and we appreciate the time given to us.
In early summer, Jay Sawyer of Stemwinder Sculpture Works and Gardens completed the iron rail fence along part of the river. We are privileged to have a beautiful, unique sculpture in the middle, named ―Sunrise at Woolen Mill Park,‖ consisting of metal artifacts from the Woolen Mill. It is Jay‘s first public art.
The trees have grown and blossomed beautifully, thanks to Dick Ferren‘s and Richard Schneller‘s The gazebo at Woolen Mill Park is decorated for the holidays. The pinion tender, loving care—even giving shade to some gears in the foreground came from the old Crowe Rope Building. who enjoyed the music! The plants planted by the PHOTO BY LEANNE M. ROBICHEAU Garden Club around the gazebo are coming along well.
Late fall, the large rocks were placed along a drop-off near the river. Eventually, we would like to plant some rugosa roses in that area, too. Two gears and a governor, artifacts from the Woolen Mill, were placed by the pathway to the gazebo.
To end the year, we had five trees and the gazebo decorated with lights by Patty and Eric Overlock, Jen Carter and friends to greet Santa and all his friends at the Tree Lighting (always the first Sunday in December). Hot chocolate and cookies were enjoyed by all and carols were sung to begin the Christmas season.
We have ongoing projects for the park and would gladly accept contributions. Checks may be made out to: The Woolen Mill Park, Town of Warren.
When you ride by anytime during the year, you are most apt to see someone sitting on a bench reading, talking to a friend or watching the eagles overhead, or perhaps walking the path. We are fortunate to have this wonderful park.
We would like the public to know that this space is available for weddings, flea markets, display of products for sale, etc. Contact the town office at 273-2421.
Sincerely, Joan Winchenbach, chair Pen Williamson Audrey Ferren Clayton Winchenbach Melody Sainio Helene Rondeau Jim Doyle
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Bog Brigade Snowmobile Club Rockland ~ Thomaston ~ Warren
Hello to all the good people of Warren,
I‘d like to start by saying, ―I‘m back.‖ Yes! Out of retirement and back as the trail master for the club. 2009 has been anything other than boring. The club sold one of its groomers last winter and updated it with a new 4 -wheeler with tracks, very impressive! It will be interesting to see if this machine will work out as good as our 89 Alpine II and our 97 Skandic super- wide track. Our biggest concerns are parts for the sleds they don‘t make parts for anymore. As of this writing, we‘ve already discovered some issues with the newest machine, trial and error. I do remember problems to start learning with the Alpine II and the Skandic when we started with them. As you know, time tells all.
Well, here we are the end of January 2010, just after we lost 90 percent of the snow that we had, trails here ―were‖ great — lots of sleds out riding, locally. I saw people out cross country skiing, walking, riding mountain bikes. If you live close to a trail you know what I‘m saying.
I‘d like to take this time to welcome a few new club officers and to mention some contact people: President Nate Fickett, 701-1846; Vice President Fred MacDonald at Barley Joe Green House on Route 90, which is where we will be holding our club meetings this winter. Thank you Fred and Jan (the 3rd Wednesday of each month except June, July & August) for offering your space on the trail. If this is something you may want to join and support please don‘t hesitate to come to one of our meetings and if the snow is on our side this winter we can get together and go for a group ride to Moody‘s. We groomed about 120 hours of grooming last year in a week and a half and then the snow was gone for the rest of the winter. The trails here were great and should be again this winter, many hands make little work. I‘d like to thank Shawn Chapman for helping out with all of the positions that he has helped out with over the past 15 years that he has been a member. Shawn was a Warren boy and he loves to ride.
Our membership runs about 30 give or take, it varies year to year. It seems like the more snow that we get the more members we get. If you‘d like to join and be part of this outdoor experience please use the phone number above and join up. I think it was in March year before last I picked a good Sunday morning and went to Payson Park and set up free coffee, cocoa and hot dogs for people that were out on the trails enjoying the snow, it was a beautiful morning. I saw people from Washington, Appleton and Spruce Head, and yes, people right from here in Warren.
This last October we completed our 16th annual Snowmobile Grass Drags Event. I don‘t know of anybody that had a bad time. Lots of racing on the grass and after that we race some of them across a small pond, yea! That‘s right, some make it and some don‘t. We put this event on to help raise money for the Pine Tree Camp for disabled children. The Bog Brigade Club has been raising money for this cause since the early 70s. Our membership and dedicated donors make this event a success every year.
We have not been plagued very much with ATVs like we used to be, maybe it‘s those $200 first-time fines that a few have incurred over the past couple of years. I would like to let you, the landowners of Warren, know that if you have a problem with snowmobiles, please call me at 592-6587 and the club will do all it can to rectify the problem. I can probably give you some suggestions about ATVs, but with that issue at this time it would be the individual ATVer that you would have to deal with. (The Game Wardens will help a lot.)
I‘ve carried on long enough. We need to say thank you to the landowners of Warren for making this sport possible for all of us who like to get out there and enjoy the snow the way we like to enjoy it. A big thank you to Lanny Boggs for letting us store our equipment on his land so close to the trail system.
If it were not for all of you landowners here in Warren, we would have no trail system.
Trail Master, Terry Benner
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Warren Historical Society 2010 Report
To the Town of Warren:
The Warren Historical Society is indebted to the Town of Warren and its residents for its continued support and many volunteer hours. Our curator, Barbara Larson, has noted in 2010 that the Warren Historical Society logged 180 hours of volunteer time and support. Some of this time was used to cover our open houses during Warren Day in June and Christmas in December. Much of this time was given by our members in attending conferences, giving tours, doing oral histories, researching, and scanning of old photos and documents. One project that was started a couple of years ago and is still on-going is our "Old House Project." This project involves taking pictures of many of the older houses in town and documenting who lived in these homes in the past and who currently resides in them now. If anyone has information relating to these older homes, including pictures, we would appreciate the opportunity to document and scan these for our collection. For those interested in preserving or researching Warren's past, we have a large collection of donated books, clothing, family histories, ledgers, scrapbooks and vintage photos.
The Warren Historical Society provides monthly programs, usually on the first Tuesday of each month, from April through December. We encourage all to attend these free public meetings. A list of our annual programs can be obtained at a number of our local businesses as well as the town library and town offices. We also encourage our residents to take our town walking tour during the non-winter months by starting at our main sign in the Woolen Mill Park down by the Saint George River in the center of town. Walking tour programs are available at the town library and the historical society. Some interesting programs in 2010 included: Neil Lash on heirloom plants grown at the Medomak Valley High School, Keri Vilchinsky‘s presentation on Civil War era maps, Artists of Warren past and present, Robert Dreher on the history of the Packard Mill and our always popular Christmas Program given by Carolyn Wiley and her daughters. Several local groups met at the Doctor Campbell House on a regular basis. Any group interested in using the Doctor Campbell House may contact the historical society by calling 273-2726. Currently, the Trustees of Warren Academy and the Warren Field and Garden Club use the Doctor Campbell House for their meetings. Yearly, the second and fifth grades from the Warren Community School visit the Doctor Campbell House for a tour. In October 2009, the Warren Historical Society hosted the ―Come Fall Roundtable,‖ which is a yearly forum of area historical societies from Appleton, Hope, Union, Waldoboro, Warren and Washington to exchange ideas of what is working well, where improvements can be made and how they can support each other‘s goals. The Doctor Campbell House, which houses the Warren Historical Society, is located at 225 Main Street in the town village.
The Warren Historical Society encourages the donation of photos, documents and/or items of interest that relate to the town's 234 years of history. Such donations would be very much appreciated. A few years ago, the historical society purchased and installed a climate-controlled storage unit to protect artifacts, clothing and documents from deterioration. Our genealogist Diana Sewell is available to assist those interested in their ancestors that lived in Warren in the past or present. The historical society has many books available for sale that relate to the history of our town, including information on cemeteries. Our "Old Warren" book is also available for sale at Warren True Value. In the past year, the Warren Historical Society has been working with the Maine State Archives in preparation for the state‘s sesquicentennial Civil War events and programs. The Warren Historical Society is also in the process of raising money to repair the carriage house door, joists and sills, which have rotted over the years. We currently have $1,500 in hand so far and are seeking grants or donations of an additional $3,800 to complete this project.
Please consider becoming a member of the historical society in preserving the town's history. Please take a moment to visit our new website at www.warrenhistoricalsociety.com. Membership fees are only $10 for adults and $18 for a family membership. Feel free to contact us by calling 273-2726, writing us at Post Office Box 11, Warren, ME 04864 or e-mailing us at [email protected].
Submitted by: President Bruce Thornton
58 58 2010 AnnualTown Report of Warren,~ Town of Maine Warren Planning & Development PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT 2010 Annual Report
Code Enforcement Office & Local Plumbing Inspector
With this new decade, the Town of Warren is off to a great start. This past year I have worn many hats for the town; to name a few: Architect, Engineer, Grant Writer and, of course, your Code Officer. The first three went together for the replacement of the Fire House roof with higher insulation value and longevity, Public Works garage floor and some much-needed safety equipment. The largest of the grants applied for and awarded was $81,349.00. These were at no cost to the town through a grant program offered by Efficiency Maine. Some other changes this year were to the Shoreland Zoning laws, Subsurface Wastewater Disposal rules, and the Plumbing Code at the state and local levels. The biggest change to affect everyone in the state and our town is the implementation of a statewide building code, otherwise known as MUBEC. This took effect on December 1, 2010. All construc- tion will have to be built to this code no matter what it is or what is done inside or outside of the home, barn, shed, garage, residential, commercial or any other structure. No excep- CEO Bill O ’ Donnell tions. Although the Town of Warren will not have to enforce the new building code until 2012, all buildings and structures must be built to the code starting on December 1, 2010. That means per- mits are required for everything from now on. If you have questions on this, please don‘t hesitate to call me.
Building & Land Use 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Permits: Accessory Structures 42 49 47 55 34 43 40 40 23 38 Additions 23 30 28 36 17 33 19 13 13 15 Commercial Structures 11 13 6 12 11 10 2 2 1 0 Decks 48 52 47 32 31 45 18 11 16 26 Demolition 2 3 3 5 3 4 0 2 0 2 Site Work 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 Mobile Homes 26 15 15 14 15 16 7 11 9 1 Single Family Dwellings 16 24 28 23 17 19 24 11 14 9 Gravel Pits 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 Change of Use/Other 6 9 18 6 11 10 1 0 1 3
Total Number 181 202 200 188 146 185 114 90 78 95 of Projects
Plumbing/Septic Permits for: 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Subsurface Wastewater (septic) 59 54 58 49 39 42 25 33 16 21 Internal Plumbing 58 49 70 46 52 55 27 31 32 31 Total Number of Permits 117 103 128 95 91 97 52 64 48 52
If you have any questions concerning permits or ordinances, please call me at the Town Office. I will be more than happy to answer any and all of your questions.
Respectfully submitted, Bill O’Donnell, CEO, LPI
2010 Annual Report ~ Town of Warren Town of Warren, Maine 59 Planning & Development 2010 Annual Report PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Planning Board Report
To the Residents of the Town of Warren:
The Warren Planning Board took the following actions in 2010:
Dwight Overlock, Quarry Permit Renewal, Rt. 90 (In January for 2010 and December for 2011). Heather Staples, Home Occupation: Daycare, Gardner Road. Sulo Rytky, Home Occupation: Handyman services, 57 Sandy Shores Road. Augustus Ruggieri, Home Occupation: Locksmith services, 280 Highland Road. Terry Ryan, Home Occupation: Swapshop/resale, Route 90. Kendra Cochran, Retail Establishment: Pet Products, Route 1. Kelmar Enterprises, Therapy Center, Route 90. John Wyllie, Home Occupation: Woodworking shop, 156 Come Spring Lane. Michelle Herrick, Daycare at 2nd Congregational Church, Main St. (No action taken). Karen Holbrook, Home Occupation: Daycare, 36 Metsa Lane. Ulbrich Family, Family Cemetery, Finntown Road. Vixen Land Holdings, LLC, Business & Professional Building, 44 School St. Cindy Clifford, Expansion in shoreland, 179 Station Lane. Vixen Land Holdings, LLC, Business & Professional Building, 44 School St. (Permit rescinded based on incomplete information provided to Planning Board relative to this application at the November meeting). Caroline Sutela, Home Occupation: Craftshop/Scrapbooking, 275 Beechwood St.
The number of permits this year — 14 — is greater than in recent years, however, for the most part, the permits issued were for relatively small projects.
It became evident based on the recent issue with the ―Brick Schoolhouse‖ that Warren‘s lack of zoning can at times be problematic. This year, the Planning Board will be looking at various zoning possibilities to see if there is anything, which will work in Warren, provide a greater level of land use control while still allowing for individuals the opportunity to develop their own land and be acceptable to the townspeople.
The Planning Board continues to meet on the first Thursday of every month to consider applications and on the third Thursday of the month, as needed, for work sessions. The board does not meet during the month of August.
The public is invited to attend any of our sessions.
Respectfully submitted, Peter Krakoff, Chairman
60 60 2010 AnnualTown Report of Warren,~ Town of Maine Warren PUBLIC SAFETY Public Safety 2010 Annual Report
Warren Fire Department Report
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Citizens of Warren, the report of the Fire Chief is respectfully submitted.
In 2010, the Fire Department answered a total of 94 calls. The breakdown of the calls is as follows:
TYPE 2008 2009 2010 False Alarm 1 0 0 Smoke Investigation 0 6 4 Chimney 3 2 4 Vehicle and snowmobile fires 3 6 5 Structure 1 8 4 Fire Alarm Investigation 2 4 3 Carbon Monoxide Investigation 2 0 2 Woods/Grass 4 2 4 Out of Town 11 13 8 Out of Town Canceled en route 0 0 1 Vehicle Accident and Extrication 30 29 33 Flooded Oil Burner 1 0 1 Trees and Power Lines 4 2 8 Non-permitted Burns 4 1 1 Permitted Burns 2 0 0 Fuel Spills 1 2 3 Flooded Cellar 0 1 2 LP gas leak 1 0 0 Odor Investigation 3 1 1 Bomb Scare 0 2 0 Lift Assist 5 0 5 Standby at the station 1 0 4 Debris 0 3 1 Landing Zone for LifeFlight 0 0 1 Total 79 83 94
As I have said before, in the past few years the fire service has undergone some major changes with mandates and regulations. At times it seems impossible to keep up with these changes. Bear in mind, mandates cost money — but, we are left with no choice but to comply.
After you have called the fire department or rescue, try to take care of the emergency yourself, if possible. I stress, do not try to control the emergency first and then call us because it slows down our response time and the emergency gets out of control. We need to know immediately.
The telephone number for all emergencies — fire or rescue — is now 911 statewide.
Again in 2010, our vehicle accidents increased slightly. We have no knowledge of why we are continuing to have a large number of traffic accidents.
Keep in mind that the department is constantly purchasing smaller equipment and gear with money that the Tiger Engine Company has raised themselves or had donated to us and does not come from tax revenue.
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We would like to thank those of you that have donated money to the department. We had a number of very large donations in 2010 and I want to give extra special thanks to those people. This money is extremely appreciated as it allows us to make needed purchases without putting a strain on taxpayers.
The new award program that was started in 2007 has continued success. These awards were handed out once again at our December 2010 meeting. They included three firefighter of the year awards which went to, Capt. Albert Grant, Capt. Jim Holloway, and EMT-I Amanda Dearborn. A total of three, Years of Service awards were also given out. These went to Capt. Albert Grant for 17 years, Firefighter Steve Dixon for 25 years, and Lt. Charles Mansfield for 24 years. There were also three awards given to the fire fighters who went on the most calls. They were: Asst. Chief Greg Andrews, Capt. Vaughn Saunders and Capt. Paul Doughty.
In December of 2010, William Lufkin stepped down as assistant fire chief. The newly-appointed assistant chief is now Greg Andrews. We would like to express our thanks to William Lufkin for his many years of service as assistant chief. Fire Chief Edward Grinnell Jr.
We took delivery in May 2010 of the new engine that was ordered in 2009 from K&T Fire Equipment of Island Falls, Maine. This truck was built by Metal Fab Fire Apparatus of Centralville, New Brunswick, Canada. It is built on an International chassis with a 1,500-gallons-per-minute pump and a capacity of 2,600 gallons of water. This engine is above and beyond any engine that the department has ever had in the history of Warren. It will upgrade the town‘s fire insurance ratings for homeowners and businesses now and into the future. This piece of apparatus was purchased completely from money that had been set aside in the fire department equipment reserve account and did not place an additional burden on taxpayers.
The engine we replaced was a 1960 American LaFrance, which was 50 years old. This was put on eBay and sold.
The fire department has for sale, illuminated house address numbers. Contact Paul Andrews at 273-2667 or Clayt Winchenbach at 273-2622. They are available in two colors — green and blue. Address numbers are an extremely valuable tool for our emergency services, fire and rescue, to locate your residence in the event of an emergency as they are extremely visible, especially at night. Also, those of you that have long driveways need to post your address number out by the end of your driveway so that we can see it from the road. Also, you need to keep the trees and bushes lining those long driveways and cottage roads trimmed to an opening of 14 ft. in height and 20 ft. plus in width to allow us access with our emergency vehicles. Our vehicles, both fire and ambulance, are a lot larger today than they were in past years and these trees will destroy lights and equipment we have on the top and sides of these vehicles. They also may hinder us in getting to you and your emergency in time.
I have stressed in the past that you should be extremely careful, especially if you are heating with wood. Wood requires proper disposal of ashes; remember live coals will live in ashes in a container for weeks and then when opened to air they will ignite and re-burn.
Once again, don't forget that to be within state law you need to obtain a permit to burn brush or debris, year-round.
I want to thank members of the Department, Warren Rescue Service and the crew of the Warren Highway Department for their outstanding help and support.
Edward Grinnell Jr. Fire Chief 62 62 Town of Warren, Maine 2010 Annual Report ~ Town of Warren PUBLIC SAFETY Public Safety 2010 Annual Report
Warren Rescue Report 2010
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Citizens of Warren:
Warren Rescue responded to 218 calls and transported 169 patients to the hospital. Warren Rescue did two mutual aid calls this year — one to Cushing and one call to Waldoboro. The 169 calls consisted of cardiac, respiratory, illness or some type of injury due to falls, assaults.
There were 29 motor vehicle accidents:
49 Patients refused treatment 4 Dispatched calls cancelled en route 1 Stand by & Transported by Law Enforcement 2 Deceased 5 Stand by for fire department 2 C0 2 Alarms 1 Medical alert 1 Stand by for structure fire 5 Assisted patient/ Lift assist
Average response time to the emergency scene was 11 minutes. Delays may be due to the safety of the responding crew, or weather conditions. Patient access delay may be due to extrication.
Our hospital destination most of the time is Pen Bay Medical Center, but we do transport patients to Miles Memorial Hospital, but some times the closest facility is the best choice.
We have had a per diem system in place for the last six months — Monday through Friday 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. This arrangement assures the Town that when they dial 911 they will have Warren Ambulance respond to the emergency. The per diem plan works for the week days when it is impossible to find volunteers to respond. We still have fire and EMS volunteers who continue to be active in the service and respond to calls nights and weekends.
Amanda Dearborn, EMT Intermediate, received this year‘s award for 2010 Fire Fighter/ EMS. Amanda has been involved with fire and EMS for ten years. Congratulations Amanda!
I would like to express my appreciation for the generous donations given to Warren Ambulance and I would like to say thank you to the Warren Fire Department and the Warren Highway Department for their assistance and support.
Respectfully submitted, Polly Wood, Ambulance Director
63 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report PUBLIC WORKS & SOLID WASTE Public Works/Sanitary District/Transfer Station
Public Works Annual Report
It has been another very busy year. Not a lot of snowfall last year, but we sure have made up for it this season. We have been hard-at-work making our roads as safe as we can. As you are all probably aware, we have been out pushing our snow banks as far back as we can from the roadway. We do this for a couple of reasons. First, it helps make room for more snow. Second, if it rains, we then have a way for the water to make it to our ditches. A few people have been upset with this practice, but it is something that has to be done to help protect our roadways. We hope everyone understands.
Last summer, we installed over 1,300 feet of culverts in driveways and across roadways. The season actually started early for us because of the short winter. That helped us get a lot of things done.
Paving projects were also completed. Greenwood Avenue and Vaughns Neck Road were skimmed and paved. Stirling Road also received a surface coat this year. Public Works Director Orrin Parker We did miles of ditching on several different roads throughout the town, including: Western, Old Augusta and Bunker Hill roads and Highland Avenue. Brush cutting along a number of roads was also done.
On December 15, we took delivery of our new town truck – a 2011 International with a Tenco body and plow gear. It replaces the 1996 GMC Topkick, which was traded in. This vehicle has a couple of nice options that help make plowing a little easier and safer.
The Public Works Department again took advantage of the inmate program this year. This is a very good program that gives us two men all summer at no cost to us.
Unfortunately, there seems to be an increase in littering. Public Works crews have done a lot of picking up along the sides of the roads. Please help keep Warren beautiful – please take care of your trash appropriately.
Last, but not least, is the issue of winter sand. The Town of Warren currently provides this as a free service to our residents. You are allowed two (2) five-gallon buckets per storm. There have been occasions where some people are taking two truckloads. Please don‘t abuse this privilege.
Thank you for all of your help!
Orrin Parker Public Works Director
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Warren Sanitary District P.O. Box 447 Warren, ME 04864
To the Citizens of Warren:
Time seems to be picking up speed. Another year has passed. Our treatment plant is now 19 years old and the collection system is 18 years old. I still think of it as a new system. But the reality is that we are now replacing pumps instead of rebuilding them. Some of our electronic devices are not compatible with the newer equipment. This is especially critical in dealing with the SCADA and ultra-violet disinfection systems. A lot of our systems are run by electricity. Pumps, aerators, disinfection, alarms, computers, lights, samplers, meters, variable frequency drives, and diffused air flotation all use a lot of power. It is a constant battle to make everything run as efficiently as possible.
In the past year, we have increased our training schedule and bought additional safety equipment. We also continue to attend Department of Environmental Protection training classes.
It has been another year with no exceedences of either our state or federal permits. We were able to take advantage of lower interest rates by using the State Revolving Loan Program. Speaking of rates, they have remained low because of the diligent work of the Board of Trustees and the employees. Health insurance, gasoline, heating oil, electricity and all the other things that are affecting you the homeowner are impacting us as well. Except taxes, of course.
We are doing all we can at our end to keep the costs as low as possible. There are two things that our users can do to help. First, any sump pumps or cellar drains that are hooked up MUST be disconnected. These can drive up the amount of water coming in. Second, if you see any problems with the system, give us a call. This could be a manhole cover that doesn‘t seem right or a broken pipe or anything that seems out of the ordinary.
I would like to thank the Board of Trustees for all its hard work, the meetings that they attend and for the tough decisions that they make. It is an honor to work with them. I would also like to thank the employees. Mike Courtenay, Bob Shaw and Dawn LaFlamme all do an outstanding job. The Board meets on the third Monday of every month at 7 p.m. at the treatment plant. These meetings are open to the public and you are most welcome to attend.
Respectfully, Ed LaFlamme Executive Director
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Warren Transfer Station Report
To the Citizens of Warren:
Another year has passed and it‘s time for another report. There have not been many changes since my last report.
Along with the normal things that we recycle, we are now recycling what is called rigid plastic. Rigid plastic can have a recycle number on it or it may have no number at all. It is almost any plastic that you can bend and it does not break, such as buckets, children‘s toys and swimming pools, truck bed liners (cut in four sections). If you have any questions concerning this you can ask the attendants.
We are also going to start recycling #1 through #7 plastic. We will have a marked container for these in the very near future. We will continue to recycle #2 plastic in separate containers as we are now doing. They will not go in with #1 through #7 plastics. Anything you can recycle helps to keep your cost down. We are trying to do our part by giving you an opportunity to do just that.
Overall, costs for running your transfer station have gone down 3 percent this year compared to last year. This is due mostly to tipping fees and transportation David O. Grant costs going down. We are shipping our trash and demolition debris to different locations to help lower your cost.
I would like to speak to the purple bag policy that we have in Warren. I feel that this is something that is working and is good for our town. The revenue from the transfer station in 2009 was almost $75,000. Last year, in 2010, it went to just over $101,000. That is more than a 25 percent increase. This is due mostly to the purple bags. You should not have to pay for the trash of someone who is not willing to recycle themselves. The purple bag is also better than the stickers we used to use. There were too many bags being thrown without stickers and you were picking up the tab. Now, if trash is in the purple bags, we know the person throwing it has paid for a large portion of it. Pay-as-you-throw does work.
As always, we will do our best to keep your cost down. If you have any questions or concerns, call either the Town Office or the Transfer Station and we will do our best to assist you.
Oh yes, almost forgot … we now have new hours at the Transfer Station. We are open Thursdays and Fridays from 12 noon to 6 p.m. We have more people using the Transfer Station from 12 noon to 1 p.m. than we did from 6 to 7 p.m. We are open Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Respectfully submitted, David O. Grant Transfer Station Manager
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Assessor’s 2010 Report
James Murphy, Jr., Assessors Representative Murphy Appraisal Services, Inc.
―Same as last year‖ would be the easy way out of writing a town report. But this year, I would like to offer some basic information about the tax assessment process. Based on some of the questions over the past year there seems to be some opportunity for me to clear up some of the mystery about property valuations.
“Where did you get the value for my property?” The value of property is based on the equitable application of the facts about a property as compared to the other properties in Warren. Number of bathrooms, square-footage of the buildings, decks, garages, barns, heating systems and a number of other factual details all play a part in the value process.
All of the facts are placed to a standardized system of value and computed. Sound easy? One at a time it is, but try to find two properties exactly the same in Warren and then compare whether the values are equitable. I know of two buildings that are exactly the same, one in Warren and one in Union. Both are modular two-story houses placed the same year and are even the same color. But the values are a little different. Why? The Warren and Union markets are slightly different and as such are not valued exactly the same.
While a computerized valuation system is great, it does not replace human knowledge. When a value is made, the last check and balance is the assessor. I always ask myself, ―Given what I know about the market and the property, does this value make common sense?‖ Most of the time, the data input is appropriate to the value. Very infrequently an inappropriate valuation results. This is where a human decision is made to adjust the valuations that make the process not ―equal‖ to another property but results in a more appropriate value for the property in question. There is actually a significant amount of personal attention and judgments made for each property value.
“The market is down, why are taxes going up?” Easy question and a very subtle distinction. Taxes are not connected to the valuation, except when you receive the tax bill. The ―tax amount to be raised,‖ is based on the approved budgets of Warren, Knox County and RSU/SAD #40. The ‗tax amount to be raised‘ is divided by the total taxable valuation in Warren and the result is the tax rate (a/k/a mill or millage rate). The tax rate is multiplied by each individual property‘s taxable value and a tax amount is produced. But the market conditions and value fluctuations are not connected to the tax amount except in the end process.
As a side note, the national market is not what is going on in Warren, or just about anywhere in the midcoast area. National TV and radio report national market conditions, not Warren market conditions. Assessors do not chase the year-to-year changes in the market, we wait more for a stabilized market before making adjustments. If changes were to be made yearly there would be a chaotic influence on refinancing, sales, and especially, escrow accounts causing your personal situation to be disrupted by an assessor trying to be too precise. Town valuations for tax purposes are construed by the legislature and by court decisions to be more stable and predictable in the long term.
“The values are down, when are you going to change values?” 2010 was the year for a full review of the comparison of the average assessed values as compared to the average sale prices. That work was completed
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and in the end the data suggested that there had been a small reduction in values but not enough to warrant a town-wide change in values. That is what I decided in July 2010 just after the federal tax credit was just ending. But, later in the year, after the dust settled, I think I could have been more comfortable with a slight reduction. What did I know and when did I know it, was the question.
As for 2011, the more recent sales do not indicate a trend that I am comfortable using as the basis for a town-wide adjustment. I will be suggesting to the Board of Assessors that we change the base depreciation year from 2000 to 2010. The result would be slight reductions for most every property owner who has a building and that change will have an impact on the average valuation. This will not be decided until late spring. Other than that one adjustment there are no recommendations that I have for the Board of Assessors. The average valuation for tax purposes is statically equal to the average market price. This adjustment may or may not push the tax rate up as I expect the change will be relatively minor. As mentioned before, lowering the taxable value of the town will increase the tax rate but as long as the budgets remain stable the impact will be minimal.
“The garage was torn down 10 years ago, why can’t I get a 10-year refund?” I wish I could refund every cent ever paid to the town for every mistake ever made, but this is not possible. Under state law the property owner has 185 days from the day of commitment to contest the valuation. For 186 days to one year the Assessor may or may not correct a valuation. The practice of the town has been to not make any corrections after 185 days for valuation purposes. After one year, the municipal officers are responsible for corrections but the municipal officers (Board of Selectmen) are by law forbidden the ability to correct any valuations for any reason.
The Maine Homestead Exemption will continue without completing a new application. If you have moved to Warren in the past year you may pick up an application at the town office. Please be advised that mobile homes, doublewides and modular homeowners that do not own the land where the residence is located are also eligible for the Homestead Exemption.
Applications for all exemptions, including Homestead Exemptions, Tree Growth and Farm and Open Space Classifications must be in before April 1st of each year.
As with most things in town government facts become fiction very easily. If you want to know the truth about assessing please ask me. Do not let rumor and innuendo dictate how you view town government. If you would like a speaker at your church function, at your club or whatever just ask me and I will do my best to meet your schedule.
If you have questions about your valuation please give me a call. I am available at the town office most every Friday and every other Wednesday.
Taxable Municipal Valuation $ 299,553,800 2010 Mill Rate per $1,000 $13.20 Tax Commitment $ 3,954,110.16
Commitment Date August 11, 2010 Last day to appeal 2010 valuations February 12, 2010
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Tax year Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2010 Effective Date of All Valuations and ownerships April 1st
Revenue received from….. And Expenses for:
Property Tax Education 78.64% 75.73%
Town 17.42%
Other Revenue Including Excise taxes, County 6.85% fees, permits, State revenue sharing 21.36%
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Your Town Government Expenses
Administration Expenses
Appropriation 195,185.00 Expenditures: Town Manager 54,199.34 Bookkeeper 39,249.60 Town Clerk 35,040.01 Office Help and Subs 3,230.24 Office Clerk 32,563.75 Selectmen‘s Salaries 6,300.00 Fish Warden‘s 200.00 Health Officer 600.00 Librarian 22,706.32 194,089.26 Lapsed to Fund Balance 1,095.74 195,185.00
Administration
Appropriation 61,000.00 Expenditures: Advertising 552.55 Audit 6,183.25 Contracted Services 12,534.59 Equipment Lease 4,302.64 Equipment Replacement 476.98 Lien Discharges 5,500.00 Memberships/Periodicals 4,699.00 Office Supplies 5,467.09 Postage 8,392.88 Selectmen‘s Expenses 608.91 Selectmen‘s Secretary 2,663.12 Telephone 2,341.37 Town Reports 3,168.02 Training 667.00 Travel Expenses 1,510.50 Miscellaneous 415.17 Internet Access 1,017.77 60,500.84 Lapsed to Fund Balance 499.16 61,000.00
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Assessors
Appropriation 36,100.00 Expenditures: Agent 25,900.00 Expenses 977.78 Maps 912.25 Contracted Services 4,465.11 Board of Assessment 90.00 Trio Update 0.00 Miscellaneous 5.49 32,350.63 Lapsed to Fund Balance 3,749.37 36,100.00
Town Buildings
Appropriation 58,250.00 Expenditures: Water 1,009.78 Repairs and Maintenance 18,913.65 Fuel 17,340.36 Mowing 254.39 Custodial Services 7,135.00 Trash Removal 350.00 Sewer Charges 558.00 Electricity 7,183.31 Cleaning Supplies 528.42 Miscellaneous 247.57 53,520.48 Lapsed to Fund Balance 4,729.52 58,250.00
Dispatch
Appropriation 85,370.00 Expenditures: County 84,201.00 Lapsed to Fund Balance 1,169.00 85,370.00
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Ambulance
Appropriation 106,555.00 Expenditures: Salaries 9,033.75 Per diem 30,198.88 Wages 15,025.00 ALS Backup 4,375.00 Supplies and Equipment 4,732.18 Equip Repair & Replace 1,577.70 Communications/Repair 500.90 Training 255.00 Member Medical .00 EMS Dues 1,260.00 Telephone 628.11 Vehicle Maintenance 3,187.71 Miscellaneous Expense 1,300.70 72,074.93 Lapsed to Fund Balance 34,480.07 106,555.00
Animal Control
Appropriation 12,000.00 Expenditures: Salary 4,320.00 Expenses and Mileage 1,202.37 Shelter 5,040.00 Miscellaneous 108.54 10,670.91 Lapsed to Fund Balance 1,329.09 12,000.00
Code Enforcement
Appropriation 38,700.00 Expenditures: Salary 35,490.00 Expenses 2,306.37 Miscellaneous 227.23 38,023.60 Lapsed to Fund Balance 676.40 38,700.00
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Fire Department
Appropriation 71,920.00 Expenditures: Fire Chief/EMA Director salary 34,320.00 Salaries 2,100.00 Volunteer Wages 9,525.00 Supplies 629.35 Communications 3,078.75 Drills and Training 2,262.80 Protective Gear 5,963.92 Vehicle Maintenance/Tests 6,540.52 Equipment/Test 319.33 Hose & Equip. Maintenance 2,646.41 Miscellaneous 1,478.81 Telephone 239.58 Air Packs 822.91 Physicals for SCBA 120.00 70,047.38 Lapsed to Fund Balance 1,872.62 71,920.00
Hydrants
Appropriation 34,000.00 Expenditures: 35,227.10 Overdraft 1,227.10 34,000.00
Insurances
Appropriation 140,200.00 Expenditures: Worker‘s Compensation 20,264.00 Firefighter‘s Accident 1,873.62 Ambulance Malpractice 1,633.58 Vehicles 9,420.00 Public Officials Liability 3,488.00 Multi-Peril 11,526.00 Health Insurance 39,947.12 Reimbursement 29,400.00 117,552.32 Lapsed to Fund Balance 22,647.68 140,200.00
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Street Lights
Appropriation 2,400.00 Expenditures: 1,841.25 Lapsed to Fund Balance 558.75 2,400.00
FICA and Medicare
Appropriation 47,000.00 Expenditures: 47,038.06 Overdraft 38.06 47,000.00
Highway
Appropriation 386,500.00 Expenditures: Wages 123,511.08 Spare Drivers/Overtime 22,507.63 Overtime 18,932.94 Calcium Chloride 1,950.00 Cold and Hot Patch 6,256.60 Culverts 5,396.90 Gravel and Stone 14,425.12 Contracted Services 21,697.98 Parts and Repair 18,561.10 Fuel and Oil 23,096.65 Communications 927.95 Winter Sand 20,424.66 Salt 31,615.32 Training 100.00 Miscellaneous Expenses 4,899.34 Materials and Supplies 14,279.19 Small Equipment/Repairs 4,708.74 Signs/Road and Street 1,009.02 Tires 2,670.00 Travel Expenses 22.50
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Telephone 693.64 337,686.36 Lapsed to Fund Balance 48,813.64 386,500.00
Paving and Repairs
Appropriation 245,000.00 Expenditures: Paving/Repairs 243,148.22 Lapsed to Fund Balance 1,851.78 245,000.00
Transfer Station
Appropriation 226,700.00 Expenditures: Wages 39,021.08 Utilities 2,214.12 Recycling Operation 11,892.42 Contracted Services 1,969.00 Miscellaneous 1,155.87 Supplies 515.29 Signs 1,219.26 General Maintenance .00 Transportation 32,094.17 Tipping Fees 90,914.56 Septic Disposal 2,300.00 Equipment Maintenance 4,024.51 Removal of Tires 2,820.60 Capital Improvements 317.19 Telephone 382.84 Reserve 3,800.00 194,640.91 Lapsed to Fund Balance 32,059.09 226,700.00
Parks
Appropriation 8,300.00 Expenditures: Maintenance and Repairs 100.00 Park Reserve Fund 3,000.00 Miscellaneous 0.00 Services 760.00 Woolen Mill Park Expenses 1,633.78 5,493.78 Town of Warren, Maine 75 2010 Annual Report ~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION Town Financial Information
Lapsed to Fund Balance 2,806.22 8,300.00
Planning and Appeals
Appropriation 6,100.00 Expenditures: Salaries 1,830.00 Secretarial Services 1,082.76 Miscellaneous 208.49 Advertising 151.50 Midcoast RPC 600.00 3,872.75 Lapsed to Fund Balance 2,227.25 6,100.00
General Assistance
Appropriation 18,000.00 Expenditures: 18,518.12 Overdraft 518.12 18,000.00
Education
Appropriation 2,994,522.00 Expenditures: 2,994,522.00
Overlay
Appropriation 44,686.53 Lapsed to Fund Balance 44,686.53
County Tax
Appropriation 270,852.83 Expenditures: 270,852.83
Recreation
Appropriation 41,400.00 Expenditures: Summer Baseball 4,454.61 Soccer 2,912.06 Cheerleading 303.63 Reserve Fund 2,000.00 Summer Swimming 100.00
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Basketball 575.50 Field Improvements 1,350.00 Miscellaneous 436.51 Services 1,064.42 Part Time Rec Director 23,400.00 Mowing/Maintenance 3,000.00 39,596.73 Lapsed to Fund Balance 1,803.27 41,400.00
Community Services
Appropriation 26,281.00 Expenditures: New Hope for Women 1,155.00 Spectrum Generations 2,243.00 Kno-Wal-Lin 3,984.00 Coastal Trans., Inc. 1,900.00 Hospitality House 2,500.00 Penquis 7,877.00 Coastal Opportunities 500.00 Sexual Assault Crisis Center 1,328.00 Broadreach 1,000.00 PBMC Out-patient Psychiatry 3,794.00 26,281.00
Contingency
Appropriation 4,000.00 Expenditures: .00 Lapsed to Fund Balance 4,000.00 4,000.00
Fire Department Reserve
Appropriation 20,000.00 Spent: 26,752.47
Dry Hydrant Reserve
Appropriation 1,000.00 Spent: 1,000.00
Highway Equipment Reserve
Appropriation 60,000.00 Spent: 72,945.00
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Ambulance Reserve
Appropriation 15,000.00 Spent: 15,000.00
Legal Fees
Appropriation 12,000.00 Expenditures: 6,032.37 Lapsed to Fund Balance 5,967.63 12,000.00
Computer Update
Appropriation 1,500.00 Expenditures: 1,259.98 Lapsed to Fund Balance 240.02 1,500.00
Office Equipment Reserve
Appropriation .00 Spent: 3,000.00
Monument Lot
Appropriation 500.00 Expenditures: .00 Lapsed to Fund Balance 500.00 500.00
Town Meeting and Elections
Appropriation 2,500.00 Expenditures: 6,160.79
Overdraft 3,660.79 2,500.00
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Old Record Restoration
Appropriation 2,000.00 Expenditures: 1,990.00 Lapsed to Fund Balance 10.00 2,000.00
St. George River Clam Committee
Appropriation 2,500.00 Expenditures: 2,500.00
Unemployment Reserve
Appropriation 3,000.00 Spent: 4,904.70
Landfill Well Monitoring
Appropriation 10,900.00 Expenditures: 10,900.00 Lapsed to Fund Balance .00 10,900.00
Library
Appropriation 2,950.00 Expenditures: 8,054.10
Books 4,551.03 Computers 1,445.06 Supplies/Equipment 803.01 Internet 455.00 Mowing 800.00 8,054.10 Overdraft 5,104.10 2,950.00
Historical Society
Appropriation 4,000.00 Expenditures: 4,000.00
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School Maintenance
Appropriation 18,000.00 Expenditures: 20,464.90 Overdraft 2,464.90 18,000.00
Revenue
Administration 12,399.50 Ambulance Income 45,835.96 Boat Excise 5,766.50 Building Permits/CEO 6,574.70 Cablevision Income 18,882.89 Recreation Income 6,554.00 Excise Tax/Auto 532,072.93 Interest on Taxes 33,386.79 Interest Earned 2,992.79 Transfer Station Income 101,479.28 Lien Cost 11,146.18 Miscellaneous Income 3,719.28 Planning Board Fees 2,550.00 State Reimbursement/Veterans 2,936.00 Animal Control Income 3,968.78 Tree Growth Reimbursement 5,501.15 Permits and Fees/Junk Yard 250.00 Plumbing Permits 2,331.00 Town Clerk Fees 5,505.45 Highway Block Grant 62,016.00 General Assistance Reimbursement 8,946.73 State Revenue Sharing 278,008.64 Library Income 828.20 Woolen Mill Park 174.15 Homestead Act (state reimbursement) 53,160.00 Entertainment Revenue 332.00 1,207,318.90
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Alewive Report 2010
Receipts 29,628.00 Expenses: Materials and Repairs 1,188.01 Phone 358.14 Electricity 161.47 Miscellaneous 285.00 1,992.62 Moved to Capital Building Fund 27,635.38
Tax Collector’s Report
Commitment 3,954,110.16 Homestead Reimbursement 69,822.06 Supplemental 3,654.56 Less: Collections and Credits 3,227,318.77 2010 Taxes Receivable as of 12/31/2010 660,623.86
Excise Tax Report 2010 Collections 532,072.93 Applied Toward 2010 Tax Levy 480,000.00 Transferred to Fund Balance 52,072.93
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2010 Unpaid Real Estate Taxes (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Abruzese, Mark & Candice 1,000.00 Achorn, Robert C. 1,681.68 Adams, Fred 143.88 Adams, Fred 1,841.40 Adkins, Renee E. 1,070.52 Ahlholm, Beth 3,960.00 Ahlholm, Beth 1,327.92 Ahlholm, Beth A. 497.64 Ahlholm, Beth A. 9.24 Ahlholm, Vincent 298.32 Ahlholm, Vincent & Beth 2,118.60 Aho, David R. & Naomi L. 2,179.32 Alex, Stephen & Valerie 3,672.24 Allen, Corey 1,155.00 Allen, James R. 100.32 Anderson, Mark 1,739.76 Anderson, Mark W. & Nancy L. 1,531.20 Andrews, Mary Lysbeth & Faith 874.23 Arey, Anthony 1,587.96 Arey, Anthony 1,062.60 Arey, Anthony 987.36 Arey, Anthony 3,191.76 Arey, Anthony I. 1,087.68 Arey, Lenny E. 2,262.48 Arey, Sherrill & Juanita 2,436.72 Arey, Sherrill L. 1,628.88 Arey, Sherrill L. 1,228.92 Arey, Sherrill L. 271.92 Arey, Sherrill L. 271.92 Arey, Sherrill L. 274.56 Arey, Sherrill L. 1,598.52 Arey, Sherrill L. 318.12 Aston, Laureen 1,907.40 Atwood, Diane 3,248.52 Atwood, Diane 2.64 Augustine, Robert N. Jr. 1,231.56 Avila, Florence M. 968.88 Barlow, Nicole 1,830.84 Barnard, Ruston N. Sr. & Lorna L. 1,362.24 Barnard, Ruston N. Sr. & Lorna L. 1,668.48 Batty, Jr., James F. 2,006.40 Baughman, Debra D. 2,221.56 Beaupre, Stephen H. & Alana S. 1,854.60 Bemis, Mark K. & Julie A. 2,362.80 Benner, Stephen C. & Lorraine A. 3,368.64 Beram, Niraja 1,189.32 Beram, Niraja 4,258.32 Beram, Niraja 632.28 Beram, Niraja 855.36
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Beram, Niraja 4,238.52 Billings, Laura & Edward R. 920.04 Bishop, Peter R. 1,772.76 Blackington, Todd A. 1,256.64 Blackman, Donald A. 19.80 Blackman, Donald A. 1,091.64 Blackman, Robert I. 736.56 Blake, David 118.80 Blue, Dwight E. & Maggi R. 2,531.76 Blum, Patrick & Mari 999.24 Boynton, Gregory R. 972.84 Bradeen, Vernon Jr., & Dawn P. 1,444.08 Bridges, Kerry L. 1,815.49 Broderick, Laura 382.80 Brown, Patrick 303.60 Brown, Robert B. 1,054.68 Buddington, Magdalene 1,870.44 Bundy, Owen H. 1,790.41 Burgess, Thomas E. & Pamela Y. 4,053.72 Burnham, Lois 159.72 Caldwell, Ann G. 2,125.20 Carey, Stephen John & Carol Ann 484.44 Carleton, Robin 1,582.68 Champagne, Philip A. 685.08 Chapman, Walter E. 983.40 Chase, Aimee J. 2,191.20 Cifaldo, Jay A. 938.52 Cifaldo, Joseph & Marcia 3,509.88 Cifaldo, Suzanne 1,279.02 Clifton, Casey T. & Alysia A. 1,601.16 Colpritt, Robert E. Sr. 452.04 Colson, Edward E. & Jeanne C. 873.84 Connon, Joan E. 1,046.76 Cook, Victoria 388.92 Corrigan, Peter D. & Pamela S. 696.79 Corrigan, Peter D. & Pamela S. 410.41 Courtenay, Mark 33.00 Cox, Walter 685.08 Craig, Andrew H. & Lisa M. 327.36 Cray, Virgil & Cash, Richard 686.40 Creamer, Carl Craig 116.16 Cross, Lillian B.; Devisees of 3,270.96 Cuccinello, Domenic P. Jr. & Margaret G. 2,051.28 Davis, Craig A. Jr., & Stephanie L. 1,129.92 Davis, Gary 1,684.32 Davis, Terrance & Judith 1,560.24 DesFosses, Rowena & David 1,558.92
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Dickinson, Marc S. 1,288.32 Dinse, Jeffrey P. 402.60 Dinsmore, Rebecca & George 2,069.76 Dority, Dana 1,004.52 Dostie, Robert & Elizabeth 765.60 Doubleday, Raymond J & Jamie E. 3,765.96 Drinkwater, Connie 133.32 Drowatzky, Leon & Fogg, Patricia 559.67 Drown, Earl H. & Turner, Amy L. 1,089.00 Dutton, Katharina, Devisees of 1,335.84 Dyer, Donald & Kelly 293.04 Eastman, Terry 178.20 Eaton, Edward & Crystal 1,495.56 Ecker, Edwin Jr. & Patricia 2,595.12 Eller, Valerie B. 623.04 Emery, Dianne L. 477.84 Emery, Robert N., Jr. 1,969.44 Emery, Robert N., Jr. 986.04 Emery, Robert N., Jr. 509.52 Emery, Robert N., Jr. 10,309.20 Emery, Robert N., Jr. 1,861.20 Emery, Robert N., Jr. 405.24 Emery, Robert N., Jr. 4,095.96 Erickson, Henry A., Jr. 2,030.16 Erickson, Henry A., Jr. 1,013.76 Eugley, Clifford R. 1,227.60 Fales, Douglas & Catina 1,155.00 Faloon, Randall L., Jr. & Helen L. 1,122.00 Ferguson, Susan 777.48 Field, George IV & Angela 2,065.80 Field, Julia 1,825.56 Fish, Pamela 652.36 Flanders, Kathleen E. 1,036.20 Frederick, Stephen A. & Catherine 1,017.60 Gabriel, Lee 95.04 Gagnon, William E. 1,407.24 Galipeau, Paul R. & Judith M. 2,135.76 Gammon, Earl M. & Carol 1,000.00 Gardner, Nathan 1,568.16 George, Karen M. & David A. 1,701.48 Gerry, Paul & Barbara 2,205.72 Gieseman, Bernyce S.; Devisees of 1,098.24 Gieseman, Perry 400.00 Geiseman, Jamie & Angela 81.84 Giroux, Jeremy 68.64
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Glaude, Thomas 63.36 Glaude, Thomas 1,662.88 Glaude, Thomas 191.40 Gould, David P. 398.64 Grafton, Jon E. 382.80 Grant, Beverly 414.44 Grant, Beverly A. & Bruce A. 697.93 Grant, Randall C. 906.84 Gray, Brent & Carole 1,778.04 Gray, Heather D. 1,180.08 Gray, John & Lisa 807.84 Gresham, Lyndon M. & Shelly R. 1,007.16 Grindle, Aaron Wayne 636.24 Grondin, R., Trustee; Cleaves, T.; Grondin, M. & 1,429.14 Gross, Donald L. & Christine R. 757.68 Hallett, Jennifer H. 401.28 Hamar, Travis A. & Brooke A. 1,061.28 Hamill, Douglas A. & Susan T. 1,065.24 Harding, Edith D. 982.08 Harding, Paul 1,856.23 Hargrove, Frances 303.60 Harriman, James L. & Nicole R. 1,657.92 Harriman, Tina 1,623.60 Harris, Aaron 52.80 Harris, Joy 1,242.03 Harris, Michael P. & Karen L. 708.84 Harris, Tim 1,482.36 Hart, E.C. & Sons, Inc. 52.80 Harvey, David 1,729.20 Haskell, Mark S. & Susan J. 2,518.56 Hayden, Roberta C. 864.60 Heal, William 1,974.72 Heal, William 1,469.16 Herrick, Loren C., Sr. & Ann C. 266.18 Hill, Charles & Marion 439.56 Hill, Charles & Marian 1,700.16 Hill, Charles & Marion 339.01 Hill, Charles & Marian 1,775.40 Hill, Pamela A. 945.12 Hilt, Michael & Kendra 2,426.16 Holbrook, Scott W. & Kuhn, Patricia 1,166.88 Hopkins, Robert H. 1,355.64 Hopkins, Robert H. & Sheila M. 1,557.60 Howard, Clark E. 766.92 Howard, Clark E. 1,153.68 Huckle, Rebekah & Robert A.; Trustees 55.44
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Huckle, Rebekah & Robert A.; Trustees 733.92 Ingersol, Karen R. 1,422.96 Ingling, Patricia M. 1,453.32 Ivey, Richard J. & Kim M. 772.20 Jameson, Kevin 1,731.84 Johnson, Christopher L. & Libbey, Donna M. 1,157.64 Jones, Charles 1,160.28 Jones, Keith W. & Richards, Linda S. 1,499.52 Jones, Keith W. & Richards, Linda 1,407.12 Jordan, Alexandra 25.86 Karvounis, Nancy Marie 33.00 Kenniston, D. David 431.64 Kenniston, Geoffrey 2036.76 Kent, Rhonda 1,083.72 Kidney, Dani Sue 1,783.32 King, Dorothy J. (LE) 1,312.08 King, Richard J., Sr. & Brenda G. 1,718.64 King, Richard Jr. & Roberta 198.00 Kinney, Christina 1,917.96 Kinney, James E. II & Wendy S. 1,603.44 Kinney, James E. II & Wendy S. 1,942.00 Kinney, Vaughn 2,096.16 Knight, Michael & Works, Angela 1,584.00 Knowlton, William J., II 110.88 Kroll, Joanne 3,451.80 Kunesh, Mark W. & Cameron L. 1,673.76 Kwiatkowski, Marc A. & Beth A. 3,973.75 Lanphier, Clinton L. 1,912.68 Lear, Craig 492.36 Lear, Craig & Amy 1,607.76 Lee, Richard L. & Rilda M. 1,359.60 Lee, Tobey 1,565.32 Leland, David A. & Melinda M. 1,557.60 Leonard, George 1,268.52 Letourneau, Wayne F. 390.61 Lewis, Craig 2,134.44 Lie-Nielsen, Thomas 4.04 Light, Lloyd E. & Amanda M. 1,565.52 Little, Stephen R. 2,184.60 Long, Gary A. & Deborah A. 361.68 Lowe, Chris & Perkins, Jamie 322.08 Luce, Wayne G. 2,043.36 Luks, Jill 329.97 MacFee, William F., Sr. & Mary C. 1,712.04 Maddocks, Richard W. & Diana L. 1,449.36 Maine Mussel Co., Inc. 2,719.31 Malan, Roy 1,790.03 Mank, Linda M. 2,032.80
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Mank, William S. (LE) 2,320.17 Mansfield, Charles 436.92 Mansfield, Charles E. & Michaud, Tammie L. 1,614.36 Marr, Walter E. 26.58 Marr, Walter E. & Brenda L. 778.49 Marriner, Ruth 476.42 Martin, Dean C. & Kali S. 1,659.24 Martin, Eric 1,673.76 Matlow, Wendy S.; Trustee 9.06 Mattoon, Robert L. 644.40 McCarty, Glen 942.48 McKellar, Wesley 1,201.20 McRea, John 2,088.24 McRea, John 566.28 Merrifield, Percy 1,226.28 Merrill, Robert R. 139.92 Meservey, William R. 1,776.72 Mills, Stephanie J. & Patrick M. 1,095.60 Mills, Stephen L. 2,273.04 Mills, Stephen L. 450.12 Mohler-Avery, JT 1,188.00 Monroe, Michael S. & Martha S. 971.52 Monroe, Robert B. 184.80 Montgomery, Eric 26.40 Moore, Doreen 601.92 Moore, James 755.04 Morgan, John & Lena, Trustees 2,794.44 Morse, Timothy A. & Holly A. 337.07 Murgita, Brian A. 1,684.32 Murray, Leslie E. 61.14 Myrick, James W. & Rachelle M. 1,800.48 Nason, Stephen 1,185.36 Nelson, Barbara P. 2,047.32 Nelson, Carrie E. 836.88 Nelson, Steven W. & Gloria J. 971.59 Newman, Judith L. 1,279.08 Noyes, Albert Benjamin 341.01 O‘Brien, Rex & Beth 1,838.76 Olsen, Clifton F., Sr. & Leslie J. 941.16 Ordway, Shane V. 1,168.20 Osden-Charron, James & Charron, Nelson 1,257.96 Parent, Patrick H. & Leslie A. 3,787.08 Parsons, Mank Chris & Mank, William 503.87 Patterson, Matthew T. & Susan P. 2,116.76 Pease, Carmen L. 983.40 Pease, Christine 59.40 Pease, James & Maria 373.99 Philbrook, Ronald V. & Denise B. 4,194.96
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Phillips, Leland R. & Beatrice J. 1,114.08 Pirone, Jane M. 1,811.04 Pirone, Jane M. 646.80 Poland, Richard 1,033.56 Quinn, Louis A., Devisees of 1,840.08 Quinn, Ryan L. & Turner, Cyrena M. 996.60 Ralph, Ronald & R. Stephen 1,902.12 Reed, Brian S. 1,499.15 Rewis, Benjamin H. & Gidson, Melan 621.72 Rhys, Timothy 1,781.62 Richardson, Brent R. & Audrey G. 406.56 Richardson, Brian & Mary 1,267.20 Riley, Danny R. & Nancy L. 556.46 Ripley, Douglas W., Jr. & Terra L. 1,836.12 Robbins, Kim M. 951.72 Roberts, Jennifer 465.96 Robinson, Melanie 163.68 Robinson, Sterling B. 2,403.72 Robinson, Sterling B. 18.48 Robinson, Sterling B. 1,232.88 Robinson, Sterling B. 300.96 Robinson, Terry W. 390.72 Robinson, Terry W., Jr. 63.36 Robinson, Terry W., Sr. 1,129.92 Rogers, Karen M. & Weeks, Jeffery 1,095.60 Rogers, Kristal J. 1,502.16 Rogers, Steven C. & Deborah A. 1,620.96 Ruminski, Shirley 1,959.44 Ryan, Terance L. & Cheryl B. 512.16 Saroka, Steven F. 842.16 Saunders, Elizabeth 346.17 Saunders, Michael A. & Tamalyne D. 1,578.72 Saunders, Vaughn 1,132.56 Saunders, Vaughn 597.96 Sawyer, Daniel C. 13.20 Sawyer, Daniel C. 1,771.44 Sawyer, Daniel C. 109.56 Sawyer, Flora (LE) 1,166.88 Sawyer, Jay M. 934.56 Sawyer, Pamela 1,446.72 SBN, Inc. 1,198.56 Sewell, Bruce W. 1,103.04 Shegirian, Jacquelyn G. & Gard 188.73 Shuman, Marilyn & Paul C & Linda R. 700.92 Simmons, Brandon 294.36 Simmons, Daniel R. 893.64 Smalley, Jason 2,168.76 Smalley, Keith A. 661.32 Smalley, Keith A. 985.49
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Smalley, Sharon M. 2,614.92 Smith, Chelsea 2,147.64 Smith, Kimberlee J. & Roger D. 1,927.20 Smith, Kimberlee J. 607.20 Snell, Scott 1,805.76 Socobasin, Jeremy 398.64 Soiett, Robert & Walden, Melissa 199.32 Staples, Harvey & Norma D. 2,142.36 Starrett, Michael 2,064.48 Steamship Navigation Co., Inc. 682.44 Stein, Sigurd & Signe 1,696.20 Stein, Sigurd & Signe 955.68 Sterling Trust Company 980.98 Stewart, Craig 1,056.69 Stewart, Craig 1,451.97 Stewart, Craig F. 1,092.78 Stone, Andrew P. & Katrina J. 2,547.60 Studley, Gary 879.12 Sukeforth, Jerome 3,638.20 Sutela, Sonja F. 221.76 Sutela, Sonja F. 1,500.84 Swan, James & Vikki 872.52 Tabbutt, Shirley M. 1,302.84 Taylor, Edward H., Jr. 2,333.76 Teele, Toby 700.92 Thomas, Juanita L. & Fred 1,128.60 Thompson, Leonard J., Jr. & Sandra 2,405.00 Thompson, Ruth 2,906.64 Thompson, Steve 398.64 Thompson, Tessie F. & Vernon 1,213.71 Tibbetts, Lawrence K. 92.40 Tirri, Paul Henri 708.84 Tirri, Paul Henri 39.60 Torres, Irene M. 3,418.80 Torres-York, Christina & York, Kenneth 5,123.04 Toth, John 7.43 Townsend, Darryl J. & Heidi L. 4,002.58 Tozier, Tawnia C. & Lauren A. 1,323.96 Turner, Sandra 273.24 Tuttle, Susan & Stephen 2,290.20 Urso, Annmarie 402.02 Wadsworth, Rusty L. & Scott M. 2,092.20 Waisanen, Henry (LE) 2,090.88 Walker, Reginald E. & Melissa M. 351.12 Walton, Wallace L. & Alan L. 26.40 Walton, William 85.56 Ward, John E. & Christle L. 865.92 Warner, Richard 1,422.96 Warner, Richard & Gail and Warner, Charles E. 2,155.56 Watson, Deborah A. 190.11 89 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine ~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town Financial TOWN Information FINANCial INFORMATION
2010 Unpaid Real Estate Taxes (continued)
Watson, Kristin A. 303.60 Watson, Nancy S.; Trustee 646.00 Weeks, Lucille J. 1,050.72 Wentworth, Joan F. 1,190.64 Wiley, Glenn L. 63.36 Wiley, Glenn L. 34.32 Williams, George N., Sr. & Williams, George N., Jr. 1,407.12 Wilson, Gary & Christine 1,838.76 Winchenbach, Anthony A. & Katherine 1,279.40 Winchenbach, Katherine F. 199.32 Winchenbach, Linda L. 2,208.36 Winchenbaugh, Gary 665.28 Wood, Robert A., Jr. 1,403.16 Works, Marilyn J. & Perry, William L. 331.32 Works, Marilyn J. & Perry, William L. 1,716.00 Wotton, Bernard L. 27.72 Wyllie, Marion 835.56 Wytiaz, James 1,535.16 Wytiaz, James 1,653.96 York, Michael and Kimberly 2,717.88 Young, Dale 603.24 Young, Kevin & Mary 1,244.76
90 90 2010 AnnualTown Report of Warren, ~ Town Maineof Warren TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION 2010 Annual Report Town Financial Information
2009 Unpaid Real Estate Tax (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Adkins, Renee E. 1,030.92 Allen, James R. 60.72 Aston, Laureen 1,794.17 Avila, Florence M. 189.82 Barlow, Nicole 1,830.84 Batty, Jr., James F. 2,138.40 Beram, Niraja 1,189.32 Beram, Niraja 3,985.34 Beram, Niraja 632.28 Beram, Niraja 855.36 Beram, Niraja 2,562.00 Billings, Laura & Edward R. 394.18 Bishop, Peter R. 1,733.16 Blackington, Todd A. 1,256.64 Bradeen, Vernon Jr., & Dawn P. 1,407.59 Broderick, Laura 382.80 Brown, Robert B. 1,186.68 Buddington, Magdalene 1,870.44 Champagne, Philip A. 92.68 Cifaldo, Joseph & Marcia 405.74 Colson, Edward E. & Jeanne C. 834.24 Cox, Walter 256.40 Cray, Virgil & Cash, Richard 686.40 Cuccinello, Domenic P., Jr. & Margaret G. 2,050.22 Davis, Craig A., Jr. & Stephanie L. 1,090.32 Davis, Gary 696.72 Dickinson, Marc S. 1,288.32 Dority, Dana 1,004.52 Dostie, Robert & Elizabeth 765.60 Drinkwater, Connie 93.72 Dutton, Katharina, Devisees of 1,335.84 Dyer, Donald & Kelly 253.44 Eastman, Terry 138.60 Eaton, Edward & Crystal 1,455.96 Ecker, Edwin Jr. & Patricia 2,555.52 Eller, Valerie 294.44 Emery, Dianne L. 477.84 Fales, Douglas & Catina 929.20 Faloon, Randall L., Jr. & Helen L. 1,082.40 Field, George IV & Angela 1,111.14 Grafton, Jon E. 382.80 Gray, Brent & Carole 1,738.44 Gray, Heather D. 1,140.48 Hamill, Douglas A. & Susan T. 1,065.24 Harding, Edith D. 942.48 Hargrove, Frances 264.00 Harriman, James L. & Nicole R. 1,618.32 Harris, Aaron 52.80 Harris, Michael P. & Karen L. 669.24 Hayden, Roberta C. 825.00 Town of Warren, Maine 91 2010 Annual Report ~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION Town Financial Information
Howard, Clark E. 727.32 Ingling, Patricia M. 1,453.32 Jameson, Kevin 1,692.24 Jones, Charles 1,160.28 Kenniston, Geoffrey 1,997.16 Kinney, Christina 1,878.36 Kinney, Vaughn 2,056.56 Knowlton, William J., II 110.88 Kroll, Joanne 2,300.16 Lear, Craig 492.36 Leonard, George 400.65 Long, Gary A. & Deborah A. 361.37 Lowe, Chris & Perkins, Jamie 322.08 Luce, Wayne G. 1,853.89 MacFee, William F., Sr. & Mary C. 1,712.04 Mank, Linda M. 1,993.20 Mansfield, Charles 397.32 Mansfield, Charles E. & Michaud, Tammie L. 1,609.91 Martin, Dean C. & Kali S. 1,619.64 McCarty, Glen 902.88 McKellar, Wesley 1,157.72 McRea, John 1,741.01 McRea, John 566.28 Mills, Stephen L. 2,233.44 Mills, Stephen L. 422.40 Mills, Stephen L. 422.40 Murgita, Brian A. 1,684.32 Nelson, Barbara P. 2,007.72 Nelson, Carrie E. 696.93 Newman, Judith L. 1,239.48 Olsen, Clifton F., Sr. & Leslie J. 901.56 Parent, Patrick H. & Leslie A. 1,002.67 Pease, Carmen L. 943.80 Poland, Richard 993.96 Quinn, Ryan L. & Turner, Cyrena M. 1,017.72 Roberts, Jennifer 465.96 Robinson, Melanie 124.08 Robinson, Sterling B. 2,364.12 Robinson, Sterling B. 18.48 Robinson, Sterling B. 1,232.88 Robinson, Sterling B. 300.96 Rogers, Kristal J. 1,462.56 Rogers, Steven C. & Deborah A. 1,581.36 Sawyer, Flora (LE) 1,127.28 Shuman, Marilyn & Paul C. & Linda R. 661.32 Simmons, Daniel R. 846.12 Smalley, Jason 2,167.49 Smalley, Keith A. 893.92 Smalley, Sharon M. 2,575.32 Steamship Navigation Co., Inc. 682.44 Teele, Toby 661.32 Tibbetts, Lawrence K. 92.40 92 92 Town of Warren, Maine 2010 Annual Report ~ Town of Warren TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION 2010 Annual Report Town Financial Information
2009 Unpaid Real Estate Tax (continued)
Torres, Irene M. 3,371.68 Tuttle, Susan & Stephen 349.92 Walker, Reginald E. & Melissa 351.12 Weeks, Lucille J. 340.84 Wiley, Glenn L. 60.71 Wiley, Glenn L. 34.32 Winchenbaugh, Gary 665.28 Works, Marilyn J. & Perry, William L. 331.32 Works, Marilyn J. & Perry, William L. 1,982.64 Wotton, Bernard L. 21.07 York, Michael & Kimberly 2,956.80
2008 Unpaid Real Estate Tax (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Beram, Niraja 183.06 Brown, Robert B. 1,141.73 Drinkwater, Connie 90.17 Harris, Aaron 50.80 Jones, Charles 1,115.98 Lowe, Chris & Perkins, Jamie 309.88 Roberts, Jennifer 448.31 Steamship Navigation Co., Inc. 656.59
2007 Unpaid Real Estate Tax (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Brown, Robert B. 896.30 Harris, Aaron 47.60 Steamship Navigation Co., Inc. 615.23
2006 Unpaid Real Estate Tax (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Harris, Aaron 47.74 Steamship Navigation Co., Inc. 372.68
2005 Unpaid Real Estate Tax (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Harris, Aaron. 47.74 Steamship Navigation Co., Inc. 372.68
Town of Warren, Maine 93 2010 Annual Report ~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual ReportTown FinancialTOWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION
2010 Unpaid Personal Property Taxes (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Arey, Anthony 491.04 Arey, Sherrill 491.04 Boulder Hill Woodworks, Richard Warner 62.04 Denise‘s Bookkeeping 5.28 Emery Construction, Robert Emery 13.20 Fireside Pottery, Nancy Button 2.64 Frantz Furniture 264.00 From the Ground Up, c/o Lenny Arey 132.00 General Motors Corp., Tax Staff 9.24 Granite Shore Auto, James Wytiaz 66.00 Lewis Farm Equipment, Craig Lewis 100.32 Loon‘s Cry Campground, Richard Goff 18.48 Maine Printing & Embroidery, Mary MacFee 59.40 Mystic Woodworks, Inc., Raymond & Jamie Doubleday 125.40 Penobscot Bay Medical Center, Attn: Lyn Faller 79.20 Penobscot Flooring and Lighting 66.00 Rhino Linings of Mid Maine 66.00 Sewall Construction, Bruce Sewall 132.00 Sirius Graphics, Steve & June Burke 22.44 Spear Farms, c/o Jeff Bellmore 264.00 Sukee Kennels, Inc., Jerry Sukeforth 93.72 Susquehanna Commercial Finance, c/o Delotte Tax LLP 139.92 Walker, Reginald E. & Melissa 105.60 White Oak Farms, Vincent & Beth Ahlholm 264.00
2009 Unpaid Personal Property Taxes (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Arey, Anthony 491.04 Arey, Sherrill 491.04 Frantz Furniture 264.00 From the Ground Up, c/o Lenny Arey 132.00 Howard‘s Imported Cars, Ted Howard 50.16 Lewis Farm Equipment, Craig Lewis 100.32 Loon‘s Cry Campground, Richard Goff 18.48 Mystic Woodworks, Inc., Raymond & Jamie Doubleday 125.40 Penobscot Bay Medical Center, Attn: Lyn Faller 79.20 Sewall Construction, Bruce Sewall 132.00 Sirius Graphics, Steve & June Burke 22.44 Spear Farms, c/o Jeff Bellmore 264.00 Walker, Reginald E. & Melissa 105.60
2008 Unpaid Personal Property Taxes (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Arey, Anthony 472.44 Arey, Sherrill 472.44 Frantz Furniture 254.00
9494 2010 AnnualTown Report of Warren, ~ Town Maineof Warren TOWN FINANCial INTownFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report
2008 Unpaid Personal Property Taxes (continued)
From the Ground Up, c/o Lenny Arey 127.00 Howard‘s Imported Cars, Ted Howard 48.26 Lewis Farm Equipment, Craig Lewis 96.52 Loon‘s Cry Campground, Richard Goff 17.78 Mystic Woodworks, Inc., Raymond & Jamie Doubleday 120.65 Penobscot Flooring and Lighting 63.50 Sewall Construction, Bruce Sewall 127.00 Spear Farms, c/o Jeff Bellmore 254.00
2007 Unpaid Personal Property Taxes (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Arey, Anthony 442.68 Arey, Sherrill 442.68 From the Ground Up, c/o Lenny Arey 119.00 Howard‘s Imported Cars, Ted Howard 45.22 Lewis Farm Equipment, Craig Lewis 90.44 Mystic Woodworks, Inc., Raymond & Jamie Doubleday 113.05 Penobscot Flooring and Lighting 59.50 Sewall Construction, Bruce Sewall 119.00 Spear Farms, c/o Jeff Bellmore 238.00
2006 Unpaid Personal Property Taxes (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Arey, Anthony 572.88 Arey, Sherrill 572.88 From the Ground Up, c/o Lenny Arey 154.00 Lewis Farm Equipment, Craig Lewis 117.04 Mystic Woodworks, Inc., Raymond & Jamie Doubleday 146.30 Seaboard Manufacturing, Geoffrey Kenniston 87.78 Sewall Construction, Bruce Sewall 154.00 Spear Farms, c/o Jeff Bellmore 308.00
2005 Unpaid Personal Property Taxes (Tax Balances as of 12/31/2010)
Arey, Anthony 572.88 Arey, Sherrill 572.88 Davis, Steven 16.94 From the Ground Up, c/o Lenny Arey 154.00 Harris, Michael 7.70 Lewis Farm Equipment, Craig Lewis 127.82 Mystic Woodworks, Inc., Raymond & Jamie Doubleday 194.04 Phonetel Technologies, Inc., c/o Marvin Poer & Co. 4.62 Route 90 Fiberglass, Troy, Ott 46.20 Seaboard Manufacturing, Geoffrey Kenniston 87.78 Sewall Construction, Bruce Sewall 154.00 Spear Farms, c/o Jeff Bellmore 462.00 Viasat, Inc., Location #SB0595, PWC Property Tax Group 4.62
95 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine ~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION 2,575 9,725 6,226 4,139 2,391 5,802 6,500
548,669 103,348 124,482 454,899 454,899 542,786 627,849
1,618,258 3,270,983 6,139,165 1,010,017 3,386,443 1,108,356 5,129,148 6,139,165
2009 Exhibit A
-
Totals 1,879 2,364 1,545 5,410
62,414 18,453 11,332
534,006 133,517 474,727 474,727 574,689 897,585 560,650
(Memorandum Only) 1,423,398 3,573,255 6,232,981 1,053,325 3,716,011 5,179,656 6,232,981
2010
-
1,368
141,388
3,573,255 3,716,011 3,716,011 3,716,011 3,716,011
Fund Types Trust Fiduciary
-
3 13,899 13,899
452,024 459,460 911,484 897,585 897,585 911,484
Special Revenue
-
1,879 2,364 1,545 5,410
62,414 18,453 11,332 13,899
829,986 534,006 133,517 460,828 574,689 560,650 566,060
1,605,486 1,039,426 1,605,486
Governmental Fund Types The notes to financial statements are an are partintegral this notesof statement. The to statements financial General
Assets Cash and Equivalents Investments Receivable Taxes Liens Tax Receivable Accounts Receivables Ambulance Other Governments Due from Prepaid Expenditures Other FundsDue from Assets Total Liabilities and Fund Balances Liabilities Due to Other Funds Property Taxes Deferred Prepaid Property Taxes Due to Other Governments Payable Accounts Liabilities Total Fund Balances Encumbrances for Reserved Endowments for Reserved Unreserved Subsequent for Designated Expenditures Years' Undesignated Fund Total Balances Total Liabilities and Fund Balances TOWN OF WARREN BALANCE SHEET COMBINED - ALL TYPES FUND GROUPS ACCOUNT AND DECEMBER 31, 2010 96 Town of Warren, Maine TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION 2010 Annual Report
TOWN OF WARREN Exhibit B COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND AND FIDUCIARY FUND TYPES FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2010 Fiduciary Governmental Fund Types Fund Types Totals Special Trust (Memorandum Only) General Revenue Funds 2010 2009 Revenues Taxes 4,512,489 4,512,489 4,329,040 Intergovernmental Revenues 175,062 278,009 453,071 569,948 Licenses and Permits 122,557 122,557 99,524 All Other 35,561 301,050 3,730 340,341 300,434 Increase/(Decrease) in Fair Value 299,859 299,859 407,671 Investment Income (75) 110,467 110,392 92,282
Total Revenues 4,845,669 578,984 414,056 5,838,709 5,798,899
Expenditures General Government 586,308 7,982 594,290 590,631 Public Safety 280,845 292,493 573,338 238,450 Public Works 795,814 77,975 873,789 1,111,168 Culture and Recreation 67,449 19,762 87,211 56,802 Unclassified 42,186 54,475 96,661 61,550 Assessments 3,312,356 3,312,356 3,275,816 Capital Improvements 166,068 166,068 222,586 All Other 84,488 84,488 81,734
Total Expenditures 5,084,958 618,755 84,488 5,788,201 5,638,737
Excess of Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures (239,289) (39,771) 329,568 50,508 160,162
Other Financing Sources (Uses) Transfers from Other Funds 280,000 109,000 389,000 395,000 Transfers to Other Funds (109,000) (280,000) (389,000) (395,000)
Total Other Financing Sources (Uses) 171,000 (171,000) - - -
Excess of Revenues and Other Financing Sources Over (Under) Expenditures and Other Uses (68,289) (210,771) 329,568 50,508 160,162
Fund Balance - January 1 634,349 1,108,356 3,386,443 5,129,148 4,968,986
Fund Balance - December 31 566,060 897,585 3,716,011 5,179,656 5,129,148
Town of Warren, Maine 97 The notes to financial statements are an integral part of this statement. 4 2010 Annual Report TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION
TOWN OF WARREN Exhibit C COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE - BUDGETARY BASIS GENERAL FUND FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2010 Variance General Fund Favorable Budget Actual (Unfavorable) Revenues Taxes 4,476,210 4,512,489 36,279 Intergovernmental Revenues 169,681 Town 175,062 Financial Information 5,381 Licenses and Permits 88,350 122,557 34,207 All Other TOWN OF WARREN 89,006 35,561 (53,445) Exhibit B COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE Total Revenues ALL GOVERNMENTAL 4,823,247 FUND AND FIDUCIARY 4,845,669FUND TYPES 22,422 FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2008 Expenditures Fiduciary General Government 617,723 Governmental Fund 579,808 Types 37,915Fund Types Totals Public Safety 319,851 280,845 Special 39,006 Trust (Memorandum Only) Public Works 871,690 General 795,814 Revenue 75,876 Funds 2008 2007 Culture and Recreation Revenues 69,222 67,449 1,773 Unclassified Taxes 50,054 4,315,319 47,596 2,458 4,315,319 4,084,692 Intergovernmental Assessments Revenues 3,310,062 176,971 3,312,356 365,870 (2,294) 542,841 533,199 Licenses and Permits 102,820 102,820 96,364 Total Expenditures All Other 5,238,602 120,565 5,083,868 134,55 8 154,734 10,580 265,703 304,450 Increase/(Decrease) in Excess of Revenues Over Fair Value (970,963) (970,963) 248,536 (Under) Expenditures Investment Income (415,355) (238,199) 13,751 177,156 97,073 110,824 142,783
Other Financing Sources (Uses) Total Revenues 4,715,675 514,179 (863,310) 4,366,544 5,410,024 Transfers from Other Funds 280,000 280,000 - Transfers to Other Funds Expenditures (109,000) (109,000) - General Government 588,536 588,536 593,042 Total Other Financing Sources Public Safety 215,692 215,692 221,691 (Uses) Public Works 171,000 866,863 171,000 - 866,863 835,559 Culture and Recreation 53,372 53,372 49,395 Excess of Revenues and Other Unclassified 57,464 57,464 81,834 Financing Sources Over (Under) Assessments 3,145,792 3,145,792 2,931,162 Expenditures and Other Uses Capital Improvements (244,355) (67,199) 139,508 177,156 139,508 216,929 All Other 85,146 85,146 102,135
Fund Balance - January 1 Total Expenditures 4,927,719 139,508 85,146 5,152,373 5,031,747 (Budgetary Basis) 627,849
Excess of Revenues Over Fund Balance - December 31 (Budgetary Basis) 560,650 (Under) Expenditures (212,044) 374,671 (948,456) (785,829) 378,277
Adjustments to Conform with GAAP: Other Financing Sources Elimination of Encumbrances (Uses) 5,410 Transfers from Other Funds 282,956 101,000 383,956 359,000 Fund Balance - December 31 (GAAP Basis) Transfers to Other 566,060 Funds (101,000) (282,956) (383,956) (359,000) 98 Town Total of Other Warren, Financing Maine Sources (Uses) 181,956 (181,956) - - -
The notes toExcess financial of Revenues statements and are an integral part of this statement. Other 5 Financing Sources Over (Under) Expenditures and Other Uses (30,088) 192,715 (948,456) (785,829) 378,277
Fund Balance - January 1 1,024,030 815,361 3,915,424 5,754,815 5,376,538
Fund Balance - Decem- ber 31 993,942 1,008,076 2,966,968 4,968,986 5,754,815
98 2010 Annual Report ~ Town of Warren TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION 2010 Annual Report
TOWN OF WARREN Exhibit A-1 GENERAL FUND STATEMENT OF ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL REVENUES FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2010 Over (Under) Estimated Actual Budget Taxes Property 3,954,210 3,925,352 (28,858) Motor Vehicle Excise 480,000 535,187 55,187 Boat Excise 5,000 5,822 822 Interest and Costs on Taxes 37,000 46,128 9,128 4,476,210 4,512,489 36,279 Intergovernmental Revenues Urban Rural Initiative Program 62,016 62,016 - Tree Growth 3,000 5,501 2,501 General Assistance 7,500 9,444 1,944 FEMA Grant 18,490 18,490 - Homestead Reimbursement 69,822 69,822 - BETE Reimbursement 474 474 - State of Maine Prison Reimbursement 6,379 6,379 - Veterans Exemption 2,000 2,936 936 169,681 175,062 5,381 Licenses and Permits Landfill 70,000 100,835 30,835 Building Permits/CEO 7,000 6,575 (425) Planning Board 800 2,550 1,750 Town Clerk Fees 4,800 5,693 893 Plumbing Permit Fees 2,000 2,331 331 Animal Control Fees 3,500 4,328 828 Permits and Fees 250 245 (5) 88,350 122,557 34,207 All Other Interest on Investments 5,000 3,849 (1,151) Cable Franchise 17,000 18,883 1,883 Administration Income 12,000 12,468 468 Ambulance 50,000 (16,232) (66,232) Recreation 2,500 6,554 4,054 Library 1,000 828 (172) Woolen Mill Park 1,174 1,174 - Entertainment 332 332 - Miscellaneous 7,705 7,705 89,006 35,561 (53,445) Transfers From Other Funds Reserves Municipal Revenue Sharing 280,000 280,000 280,000 280,000 -
Total Revenues 5,103,247 5,125,669 22,422 Beginning Fund Balance Used to Reduce Tax Commitment 244,355
Total Revenues and Use of Fund Balance 5,347,602 Town of Warren, Maine 99 14 2010 Annual Report TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION
TOWN OF WARREN Exhibit A-2 GENERAL FUND Page 1 of 2 STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS, EXPENDITURES AND ENCUMBRANCES FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2010 (Over) Encumbered Encumbered Under from 2009 Appropriations Expenditures to 2011 Budget General Government Administration Salaries 195,185 194,089 1,096 Administration 61,000 61,116 (116) Assessors 36,100 32,351 3,749 Town Buildings 58,250 49,846 8,404 Code Enforcement 38,700 38,044 656 Insurances 140,200 119,751 20,449 Planning and Appeals 6,100 3,873 2,227 Legal Fees 12,000 13,416 (1,416) Town Meeting and Elections 6,500 2,500 6,374 2,626 General Assistance 19,150 19,150 - Computer Update 1,500 1,260 240 Social Security and Medicare 47,038 47,038 -
6,500 617,723 586,308 - 37,915 Public Safety Ambulance 106,555 72,237 34,318 Dispatch 85,370 84,201 1,169 Fire Department 71,920 70,103 1,817 Animal Control 12,000 10,671 1,329 Hydrant Rental 41,606 41,606 - Street Lights 2,400 2,027 373
- 319,851 280,845 - 39,006 Public Works Roads and Bridges 404,990 359,807 45,183 Paving 245,000 243,148 1,852 Transfer Station 221,700 192,859 28,841
- 871,690 795,814 - 75,876 Culture and Recreation Community Services 26,281 26,281 - Recreation Department 39,400 37,627 1,773 Library 3,541 3,541 -
- 69,222 67,449 - 1,773
100 Town of Warren, Maine
15 TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION 2010 Annual Report
TOWN OF WARREN Exhibit A-2 GENERAL FUND Page 2 of 2 STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS, EXPENDITURES AND ENCUMBRANCES FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2010 (Over) Encumbered Encumbered Under from 2009 Appropriations Expenditures to 2011 Budget Unclassified Monument Lot 500 - 500 Parks 2,300 860 1,440 St. George River Clam Comm. 2,500 2,500 - Landfill Well Monitoring 10,900 10,900 - Old Record Restoration 2,000 1,990 10 Woolen Mill Park 6,980 1,902 5,078 - Woolen Mill Entertainment 332 - 332 - New School Building 20,542 20,034 508 Historical Society 4,000 4,000 - Contingency - - -
- 50,054 42,186 5,410 2,458
Assessments MSAD #40 2,994,522 2,994,522 - County Tax 270,853 270,853 - Overlay 44,687 46,981 (2,294)
- 3,310,062 3,312,356 - (2,294)
Operating Transfers Out Reserve Funds Fire Department 20,000 20,000 Highway Equipment 60,000 60,000 Ambulance 15,000 15,000 Transfer Station 5,000 5,000 Park 3,000 3,000 Unemployment 3,000 3,000 Recreation 2,000 2,000 Dry Hydrant 1,000 1,000
- 109,000 109,000 - -
Totals 6,500 5,347,602 5,193,958 5,410 154,734
Town of Warren, Maine 101 16 2010 Annual Report TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION
TOWN OF WARREN Exhibit A-3 GENERAL FUND STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN UNRESERVED - UNDESIGNATED FUND BALANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2010
Unreserved - Undesignated Fund Balance, January 1 627,849
Additions Budget Summary Revenue Surplus - Exhibit A-1 22,422 Unexpended Balance of Appropriations - Exhibit A-2 154,734
Budget Surplus 177,156
Deductions Beginning Fund Balance Used to Reduce Tax Commitment (244,355)
Unreserved - Undesignated Fund Balance, December 31 560,650
102 Town of Warren, Maine
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13,899 13,899
452,024 459,460 911,484 450,725 446,860 897,585 911,484
Exhibit B-1 Totals
-
10,879 10,879 10,879 10,879 10,879
Library Donations
3,136 3,136
Little 13,728 13,728 10,592 10,592 13,728
League
263 263
Fund 23,931 23,931 23,668 23,668 23,931
Recreation
35,440 35,440 10,042 10,042 25,398 25,398 35,440
Management 18 Georges River
Regional Shellfish 458 458
1,721
378,925 380,646 380,188 380,188 380,646
Funds Reserve
-
446,860 446,860 446,860 446,860 446,860
Sharing Municipal Revenue
Assets Cash Accounts Receivable Due from Other Funds Total Assets Liabilities and Fund Balances Liabilities Accounts Payable Due to Other Funds Liabilities Total Balances Fund Unreserved Designated for Subsequent Expenditures Years' Undesignated Balances Fund Total Total Liabilities and Fund Balance TOWN OF TOWN WARREN SPECIALFUNDS REVENUE BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 2010 Town of Warren, Maine 103 2010 Annual Report TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION (75) 610
8,755 6,007 1,000 4,982 3,000 4,420 4,000
46,464 54,475 72,945
(39,771) 278,009 301,050 578,984 292,493 119,604 618,755 109,000 897,585
(280,000) (171,000) (210,771)
1,108,356
Exhibit B-2 Totals
-
1,000 1,000
11,879 11,879 10,879 10,879 10,879
Library Donations
-
6,007 6,007
Little 16,599 16,599 10,592 10,592 10,592
League
8,755 8,755 5,854 5,854
Fund 14,609 14,609 17,814 23,668
Recreation
171
3,114 3,114
57,418 57,589 54,475 54,475 22,284 25,398
19 Management Georges River Georges
Regional Shellfish 610
(246)
4,982 3,000 4,420 4,000
46,464 72,945
200,545 200,299 292,493 119,604 548,518 109,000 109,000 619,407 380,188
(348,219) (239,219)
Funds Reserve
(1,991)
278,009 278,009 278,009 448,851 446,860
(280,000) (280,000)
Sharing Municipal Revenue
Revenues Revenues Intergovernmental Income Investment Other Income Revenues Total Expenditures Recreation Expenses League Little Expense Library Expenses Alewife Benefits Security Employment Shellfish Fire Equipment Equipment Office Department Highway Forest Town Payson Park Hydrant Dry Capital Outlay Expenditures Total (Under) Over Expenditures Revenues of Excess Other Financing Sources Other Funds from Transfers to Other Funds Transfers and Revenues Otherof Financing Excess Sources (Under) ExpendituresOver and Other Uses Fund 1 - January Balance 31 - December Balance Fund TOWN OF WARREN SPECIAL FUNDS REVENUE STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES BALANCES FUND IN CHANGES AND FOR THE YEARDECEMBER 31, ENDED 2010 104 Town of Warren, Maine TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION 2010 Annual Report 2,885 6,490 9,056 18,559 57,571 12,311 58,124 49,026 21,332 10,871 24,433 109,530 380,188
Exhibit B-3 Balance December 31
(610)
(4,420) (4,982) (3,000) (4,000)
(72,945)
(166,068) (292,493) (548,518)
Expenditures/ Out Transfers
(4) (3) (5) (2) (3) (1) (6)
(25) (22) (18)
(157) (246)
Income Investment
20 2,000 3,000 1,000 3,000 6,200
21,400 15,000 60,000 42,553
155,392 309,545
In/ Transfers IncomeOther
2,885 6,102
16,563 68,272 94,552 71,087 10,896 23,319 12,059 11,872 18,239
283,561 619,407
Balance January 1
Recreation Capital Building Fire Equipment Ambulance Equipment Highway Forest Town Security Employment Hot Top Hydrant Dry Equipment Office Park Payson Transfer Station Total TOWN OF WARREN TOWN WARREN OF FUNDS RESERVE STATEMENT ACTIVITY OF 31, 2010 DECEMBER ENDED THE YEAR FOR
Town of Warren, Maine 105 2010 Annual Report TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION 9,674 3,367 3,992 1,109 4,484 1,311 6,553
12,038 25,912 10,973 14,312 18,890 64,148 49,894 15,705 97,701
896,218 152,455 110,964 134,889 374,447 135,721 557,000 152,881 100,101 761,272
3,716,011
Exhibit C-1 Fund Balance
December 31 (255) (250)
(1,000) (2,644) (1,600) (1,109) (5,186) (1,500) (1,200) (1,000)
(31,451) (14,943) (22,350) (84,488)
Expenditures 30
633 762 348 868 920 272 322 134
1,664 1,225 5,866 8,812 8,318 9,505 9,111 4,562 1,573 7,428
84,576 12,659 25,978 44,553 13,016 56,724
299,859
Increase
Value Fair (Decrease) in 350 150 250
2,980 3,730
21
and Other Donations 99 12 47
229 275 123 602 314 332 442 116 569
4,566 2,122 3,187 3,008 9,396 3,437 4,707 3,295 1,649 2,687 1,368
30,581 16,113 21,191
110,467
Income
Investment 8,812 2,746 9,791 3,621 1,067 4,046 1,130 5,185
11,001 24,646 13,060 17,223 57,760 89,195 44,883 14,563 87,586
812,162 137,874 100,074 123,563 344,259 123,034 511,277 135,158 702,727
3,386,443 Fund
Balance January 1
Segregated Cemetery Cemetery Fairview Cemetery Counce Leonard Cemetery Cemetery Riverview Cemetery Sawyer Starrett Cemetery and Watts Malcolm Cemetery Investment Hendrickson School Endowment Sarah Hilt High Ida Libby Moody/Blake TrustO'Brien Trust Montgomery John F. Richardson F. Katherine Walker Warren Free Library Vinal Dr. Raymond Scholarship P.Edward Lemke Scholarship Gertrude & Rowe Frank P. B. & Scholarship Robinson Eaton Scholarship Cyrus Scholarships Miscellaneous WarrenScholarship Day Bernard O. Teague Unallocated Total TOWN OF WARREN TOWN WARREN OF TRUST FUNDS EXPENDITURES STATEMENT REVENUES, OF COMBINING IN FUND BALANCES AND CHANGES 31, 2010 DECEMBER ENDED THE YEAR FOR
106 Town of Warren, Maine TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION 2010 Annual Report Town Financial Information 2011 Taxpayers
ABBOTT, BRIAN L. & VERONICA L. $ 209,900 ANDERSON, MARK $ 131,800 ABRUZESE, MARK & CANDICE $ 137,300 ANDERSON, MARK W. & NANCY L. $ 140,600 ACHORN, ROBERT C. $ 127,400 ANDERSON, MARK W. & NANCY L. $ 116,000 ACKLEY, SHEILA $ 154,500 ANDERSON, PETER $ 140,800 ADAMS, FRED $ 10,900 ANDERSON, RACHEL $ 139,100 ADAMS, FRED $ 139,500 ANDERSON, RONALD & KATHLEEN $ 192,600 ADKINS, RENEE E. $ 81,100 AFFORDABLE ALARM & MONITORING, INC. $ 30,700 ANDERSON, RONALD & KATHLEEN $ 94,300 AFFORDABLE ALARM & MONITORING, INC. $ 32,000 ANDERSON, SANDRA $ 37,500 AHLHOLM, BETH $ 300,000 ANDERSON, SCOTT G. & $ 158,400 AHLHOLM, BETH $ 100,600 ANDERSON, TRAVIS R. $ 147,400 AHLHOLM, BETH A. $ 37,700 ANDREWS, GREGORY P. $ 27,800 AHLHOLM, BETH A. $ 700 ANDREWS, GREGORY P. $ 279,500 AHLHOLM, BETH A. $ 97,900 ANDREWS, MARY LYSBETH & FAITH $ 128,200 AHLHOLM, LUCINDA S. $ 2,500 ANDREWS, PAUL & JANET $ 170,000 AHLHOLM, LUCINDA S. $ 20,300 ANDREWS, SALLY M. & STEPHEN M. $ 150,700 AHLHOLM, LUCINDA S. $ 7,700 ANDRICK, DAWN L. & CURT R. $ 158,100 AHLHOLM, MAXINE $ 134,600 AQUA MAINE, INC $ 549,500 AHLHOLM, MAXINE $ 9,500 AHLHOLM, MAXINE $ 300 AQUA MAINE, INC $ 59,400 AHLHOLM, MAXINE $ 114,900 AQUA MAINE, INC $ 125,700 AHLHOLM, MAXINE $ 43,900 AQUA MAINE, INC $ 125,600 AHLHOLM, VINCENT $ 22,600 ARCHER, LYNN W. $ 183,100 AHLHOLM, VINCENT & BETH $ 160,500 AREY, ANTHONY $ 120,300 AHO, DAVID R. & NAOMI L. $ 165,100 AREY, ANTHONY $ 241,800 AKERS, MARYLOU $ 134,000 AREY, ANTHONY $ 80,500 AKERS, MARYLOU $ 13,800 AREY, ANTHONY $ 74,800 ALBANY, WILLIAM H. $ 158,800 AREY, ANTHONY I. $ 82,400 ALBERT, HERSHEL A. & PAMELA J. $ 45,200 AREY, ANTHONY L. & GUISTRA, PETER $ 57,300 ALEX, STEPHEN & VALERIE $ 278,200 AREY, LENNY E $ 171,400 ALLEN, COREY $ 87,500 ALLEN, DANIEL H. & MASON-ALLEN, $ 135,400 AREY, MAUREEN $ 1,400 NANCY AREY, MAUREEN $ 66,700 ALLEN, JAMES R. $ 7,600 AREY, SHERRILL & JUANITA $ 184,600 ALLENS BLUEBERRY FREEZER, INC. $ 11,200 AREY, SHERRILL L. $ 123,400 ALLENS BLUEBERRY FREEZER, INC. $ 27,300 AREY, SHERRILL L. $ 93,100 ALLENS BLUEBERRY FREEZER, INC. $ 29,800 AREY, SHERRILL L. $ 20,600 ALLENS BLUEBERRY FREEZER, INC. $ 4,700 AREY, SHERRILL L. $ 20,600 ALLENS BLUEBERRY FREEZER, INC. $ 8,000 AREY, SHERRILL L. $ 20,800 ALLEY, EDMUND N. & SARA B. $ 176,400 AREY, SHERRILL L. $ 121,100 AMBORN, TORI L. $ 98,500 AREY, SHERRILL L. $ 24,100 AMERICAN TOWER CORPORATION $ 92,300 AREY, WESTON E. III & DEE-ANN F. $ 129,200 AMES, DAVID O. $ 119,700 AMES, GEORGE.,JR & CAROL $ 122,800 AREY, WESTON E. III, & DEE-ANN F. $ 188,800 AMES, KATHERINE S. & DONALD H. $ 172,900 ARGUIN, DAVID & KNIGHT, LAURIE $ 145,700 AMES, KATHERINE S. & DONALD H. $ 5,600 ARGUIN, LORI G. $ 119,300 AMES, ROBERT V. $ 1,300 ARMSTRONG, JEFFERY & NANCY $ 156,600 AMES, ROBERT V. $ 377,100 ARMSTRONG, PETER C. & LAUREN S. $ 88,500 AMES, ROBERT V. $ 900 ARMSTRONG, PETER C. & LAUREN S. $ 252,600 ANDERSON, COREY $ 4,900 ARMSTRONG, ROSE $ 117,800 ANDERSON, GERALD $ 135,400 ASTON, DONALD $ 174,300 ANDERSON, GERALD $ 2,500 ASTON, LAUREEN $ 144,500 ANDERSON, GERALD $ 27,000 ATWOOD, DIANE $ 246,100 ANDERSON, JOHN HEIRS OF, ET AL $ 83,000 ATWOOD, DIANE $ 200 ANDERSON, JOHN HEIRS OF, ET AL $ 121,200 ANDERSON, JOHN HEIRS OF, ET AL $ 10,300 ATWOOD, GEORGE N. $ 127,900 ANDERSON, LOIS E. $ 139,400 AUCIELLO, JOSEPH & SHLOMIT $ 89,800 ANDERSON, MARCIA $ 164,200 AUGUSTINE, ROBERT N. $ 145,600 Town of Warren, Maine 107 2010 Annual Report ~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town Financial TOWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION
2011 Taxpayers (continued) AUGUSTINE, JR, ROBERT N. $ 93,300 BEMIS, MARK K. & JULIE A. $ 179,000 AUSPLUND, STEVE E. $ 117,500 BENEDICT, BRIAN & KATHLEEN $ 207,000 AUSTIN, MICHAEL W. $ 119,100 BENEFICIAL MAINE, INC. $ 92,200 AVILA, FLORENCE M $ 73,400 BENNER, CHAD W. $ 230,200 AYRES, WILLIAM R. & BRENDA J. $ 223,100 BENNER, DAVID V. $ 161,600 BABINE, STEPHEN E. & BETH A. $ 95,600 BENNER, DONALD $ 112,500 BACHELDER, CHARISE E. & TROTT, RALPH $ 76,600 BENNER, EDWIN & PATRICIA, TRUSTEES $ 50,500 S., JR. BACKER, PETER, JR. $ 4,500 BENNER, HORACE S. & GLORIA $ 44,200 BAILEY, DAWN A. & JASON D. $ 86,100 BENNER, SONJA D. $ 38,400 BAILEY, DOUGLAS L. & NANCY C. $ 422,600 BENNER, STEVEN C. & LORRAINE A. $ 255,200 BAILLARGEON, PAUL J. & LOUISE A. $ 169,100 BENNER, TERRANCE L. & DEBORAH J. $ 73,200 BAIO, DORA; TRUSTEE $ 72,500 BENNER, WILLIAM B II & CANDACE $ 165,600 BAKER, DAVID B. & ELIZABETH L. $ 157,600 BENNETT, BARRY A. & RUBY M. $ 30,700 BARESWILT, JOHN P. $ 101,600 BENNETT, SUSAN & BARRY $ 185,700 BARFOD, IB & HUMPHREYS, LEE $ 14,400 BERAM, NIRAJA $ 321,100 BARLOW, GAYE S. $ 120,500 BERAM, NIRAJA $ 64,800 BARLOW, NICOLE $ 138,700 BARNARD, RUSTON N. SR & LORNA L. $ 126,400 BERAM, NIRAJA $ 47,900 BARNARD, RUSTON N. SR & LORNA L. $ 103,200 BERAM, NIRAJA $ 90,100 BARNES, DOUGLAS $ 136,100 BERAM, NIRAJA $ 322,600 BARNES, JAMES D. & AMANDA $ 220,400 BERAM, NIRAJA $ 202,800 BARNES, MICHAEL A. & JESSICA L. $ 105,600 BERGQUIST, JOHN D. & KATHRYN C. $ 28,900 BARNSTEIN, JOHN & SHEILA $ 55,600 BERKENBILE, ELIZABETH S. $ 245,700 BARNSTEIN, JOHN & SHEILA $ 183,400 BERRIE, DONALD N. $ 121,400 BARR, GORDON & LORRAINE $ 261,400 BERRY, CHARLES & CAROL $ 167,100 BARRETT, EDWARD & NANCY $ 155,700 BERRY, CHARLES A. & CAROL R. $ 119,300 BARRETT, FRANK & YVONNE F. $ 142,300 BARRETT, HEATH $ 166,400 BERRY, CHARLES F. II $ 51,600 BARRETT, ROBERT & VICKI $ 183,900 BERRY, JANET J. $ 30,800 BARROWS, KEITH $ 49,800 BERRY, JANET J. $ 30,000 BARROWS, KEITH & JANIS $ 213,200 BERRY, SHAWN & APRIL $ 39,900 BARTER, JUDITH M. $ 177,300 BERRY, SHAWN & APRIL $ 119,600 BARTER, JUDITH M. $ 53,700 BERRY, WILLIS & JANET J. $ 33,200 BASSETT, GERRY E. & KATHRYN A. $ 90,400 BERRY, WILLIS & JANET J. $ 47,400 BATTY, JR., JAMES F. $ 152,000 BERRY, WILLIS & JANET J. $ 9,500 BAUGHMAN, DEBRA D. $ 168,300 BERRY, WILLIS & JANET J. $ 163,500 BAUMGARTNER, ARTHUR G. $ 6,600 BERRY, WILLIS & JANET J. $ 45,800 BAUMGARTNER, ARTHUR G. $ 7,400 BERRY, WILLIS & JANET J. $ 9,000 BAUMGARTNER, ARTHUR G. $ 2,800 BERRY, WILLIS & JANET J. $ 64,200 BAUMGARTNER, ARTHUR G. $ 4,900 BERRY, WILLIS R. $ 14,200 BAUMGARTNER, ARTHUR G. $ 9,100 BERRY, WILLIS R. $ 30,400 BAXTER, JOHN E. & GAIL $ 134,100 BESS, FREDERICK A & BESS HELEN VL $ 77,000 BEAM, GARY E. & MONA L. $ 151,600 BESS, FREDERICK A. $ 39,800 BEAN, JEFFERY J. & ELIZABETH $ 190,900 BESS, FREDERICK A. $ 64,200 BEAN, JOYCE M $ 141,800 BESS, FREDERICK A. $ 300 BEASTER, PETER J. & CAROL $ 135,200 BEATTIE, EMILY $ 168,400 BEVERAGE, ANN L. & BRADLEY $ 197,400 BEAUCAGE, SARAH & DYER, MATTHEW $ 41,600 BFE, LLC $ 75,400 BEAUPRE, STEPHEN H. & ALANA S. $ 140,500 BFE, LLC $ 239,900 BECKETT, REBECCA D. $ 95,500 BFE, LLC $ 114,500 BECKWITH, WILLIAM $ 220,700 BFE, LLC $ 281,600 BELCHER, JAMES H. V. & ANDERSON- $ 157,700 BFE, LLC. $ 61,500 BELCHER, HEIDI J. BFE, LLC. $ 34,000 BELISLE, GERALD M. & FLORENCE M. $ 48,200 BFE, LLC. $ 30,700 BELLMORE, JEFFERY $ 37,100 BFE, LLC. $ 31,100 BELYEA, MARIA I. $ 114,800 BFE, LLC. $ 30,700 BELYEA, STEVEN $ 165,800 BFE. LLC. $ 67,400 BELYEA, TERRI $ 119,300 BICKFORD, MARIE L. & SCOTT E. $ 4,000
108 108 2010 AnnualTown Report of Warren,~ Town of Maine Warren OWN INANCial NFORMATION T F Town I Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued) BICKFORD, MARIE L. & SCOTT E. $ 31,500 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 50,700 BICKFORD, MARIE L. & SCOTT E. $ 26,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 32,200 BICKFORD, SCOTT $ 26,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 29,000 BICKFORD, SCOTT $ 160,000 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 25,700 BILLINGS, LAURA & EDWARD R $ 69,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 286,400 BIRD, RUTH A. $ 117,000 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 57,200 BIRD, WILLIAM S $ 37,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 36,800 BIRD, WILLIAM S $ 191,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 144,100 BIRD, WILLIAM S $ 37,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 147,300 BIRD, WILLIAM S. $ 68,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 33,300 BIRD, WILLIAM S. $ 83,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 30,300 BIRD, WILLIAM S. $ 140,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 49,100 BISHOP, PETER R. $ 134,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 45,300 BLACKINGTON, JANICE $ 90,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 333,600 BLACKINGTON, TODD A. $ 95,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 51,800 BLACKMAN, CHARLES F. & PAMELA J. $ 146,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 108,100 BLACKMAN, DONALD A. $ 1,500 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 137,400 BLACKMAN, DONALD A. $ 82,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 186,500 BLACKMAN, ROBERT I. $ 55,800 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 5,700 BLAKE, BENJIE F. & MCWILLIAMS, ALICIA $ 153,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 54,700 BLAKE, DAVID $ 9,000 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 79,000 BLAKE, NANCY A. $ 157,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 25,400 BLASTOW, VALMORE G. & RYAN $ 68,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 9,600 BLUE, DWIGHT E. & MAGGI R. $ 191,800 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 5,500 BLUETT, DAVID A. & MAUREEN E. $ 142,000 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 107,600 BLUM, PATRICK & MARI $ 75,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 47,700 BOCKLI, MARIANNE $ 125,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 100 BOGARD, GRACE $ 35,500 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 64,400 BOGARD, JOSEPH P. $ 128,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 3,900 BOGGS MOBILE HOMES $ 13,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 28,600 BOGGS, L.E. II & VALERIE R.; TRUSTEES; ET $ 109,000 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 55,400 AL BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 47,700 BOGGS, L.E. II & VALERIE R.; TRUSTEES; ET $ 143,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 116,000 AL BOGGS, L.E. II & VALERIE R.; TRUSTEES; ET $ 4,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 44,700 AL BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 24,200 BOGGS, L.E.,II;L.E.,III; ROBIN E. $ 25,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 30,500 BOGGS, L.E.,II;L.E.,III; ROBIN E. $ 57,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 97,500 BOGGS, L.E.,II;L.E.,III; ROBIN E. $ 76,000 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 128,900 BOGGS, L.E.II; L.E.III; VALERIE, ROBIN $ 71,600 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 127,500 BOGGS, LELAND E. $ 56,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 71,100 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 56,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 64,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 181,100 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 30,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 143,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 180,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 116,100 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 3,500 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 36,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 35,100 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 166,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 4,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 49,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 2,500 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 183,100 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 2,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 160,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 27,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 65,000 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 30,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 84,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 55,800 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 40,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 42,100 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 58,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. & VALERIE R. $ 48,600 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 48,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 56,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 127,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. II $ 48,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 500 109 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town Financial TOWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION
2011 Taxpayers (continued) BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 57,400 BOGGS, LELAND IV $ 30,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE R. $ 88,600 BOGGS, LELAND, II; LELAND III & $ 30,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. II & VALERIE; TRUS- $ 90,000 BOGGS, LELAND, II; LELAND III & $ 30,700 TEES BOGGS, MARY JANE & EDWIN K. $ 266,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. II, ET AL $ 106,900 BOGGS, MARY JANE & EDWIN K. $ 300 BOGGS, LELAND E. II, ET AL $ 51,000 BOGGS, ROBIN $ 17,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. II, ET AL $ 44,900 BOGGS, ROBIN $ 15,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. II, ET AL $ 50,100 BOGGS, LELAND E. II. & L.E. III $ 69,800 BOGGS, ROBIN $ 30,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. III $ 31,000 BOGGS, ROBIN E. $ 29,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. III $ 28,800 BOGGS, ROBIN E. $ 30,800 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & JILL $ 70,700 BOGGS, ROBIN E. $ 222,000 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & JILL $ 65,000 BOGGS, ROBIN E. $ 50,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & JILL $ 32,600 BOGGS, ROBIN E. $ 298,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & JILL $ 292,400 BOGGS, ROBINSON E. $ 31,100 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & JILL $ 14,700 BOGGS, VALERIE R. AND LELAND II $ 41,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & JILL $ 35,200 BOIVIN, BEVERLY $ 132,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & JILL $ 9,100 BOLAN, WAYNE A. & DODGE, KAREN A. $ 132,500 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & JILL $ 139,800 BONDE, GERDA. & PURINGTON, JONATHAN $ 127,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & JILL $ 59,200 M. BOGGS, LELAND E. III & JILL $ 87,600 BONFIETTI, ANNE M., TRUSTEE $ 41,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & JILL $ 89,200 BONNETTE, ANDREA G. $ 232,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R $ 49,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. $ 45,100 BORST, NATHAN M. & PENNY J. $ 128,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 1,900 BOUDLE, BERNICE $ 64,900 TEES BOURQUE, CRYSTAL M. $ 153,000 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 42,700 BOURQUE, CRYSTAL M. $ 36,800 TEES BOURSIER, FREDERIC J.C. & $ 149,600 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 42,600 BOUTAUGH, JEFFERY M. & CECELIA $ 158,500 TEES BOWDEN, FLORA $ 16,600 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 42,600 BOWDEN, OTTO H. JR. $ 202,600 TEES BOWERS, TERESA L. $ 75,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 42,600 TEES BOWMAN, ERNEST F. & DOLORES J. $ 333,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 42,700 BOWMAN, JOSEPH P. $ 14,400 TEES BOWMAN, JOSEPH P. $ 26,300 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 42,700 TEES BOWMAN, JOSEPH P. $ 25,500 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 42,700 BOYER, RANDY R. & JEAN M. $ 122,800 TEES BOYNTON, GREGORY R. $ 73,700 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 42,700 BRADBURY, ANN $ 157,700 TEES BRADEEN, VERNON JR., & DAWN P. $ 109,400 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 42,700 BRADSTREET, AGNES (LE) $ 117,300 TEES BRADSTREET, ROBERT L. & CLAIRE $ 203,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 42,700 TEES BRAGDON, ROBERT & SUSAN $ 132,200 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 15,800 BRAMHALL, PHILLIP L. & SUSAN L. $ 141,700 TEES BRANDON, III, FRANCIS X. $ 143,900 BOGGS, LELAND E. III & VALERIE R. TRUS- $ 100 BRANN, JESS E. & KIMBERLY C. $ 136,700 TEES BRAUN, FRANK, JR. & NANCY C. $ 111,900 BOGGS, LELAND ET AL $ 69,000 BREAKWATER HOLDINGS, INC $ 74,200 BOGGS, LELAND II & LELAND III AND $ 19,800 BREEN, BRIAN $ 75,500 BOGGS, LELAND II & VALERIE $ 42,700 BREHM, JEFFERY P. $ 115,000 BOGGS, LELAND II & VALERIE R, TRUSTEES $ 50,200 BREHM, RICHARD A. $ 2,600 ET AL BRESNAHAN, JOANNE L. $ 273,300 BOGGS, LELAND II & VALERIE R, TRUSTEES $ 30,400 ET AL BRESNAHAN, THOMAS M. $ 12,100 BOGGS, LELAND II & VALERIE R. $ 68,700 BRESNAHAN, THOMAS M. & JOANNE L. $ 43,900 BOGGS, LELAND III/LELAND II/ROBIN $ 58,100 BRIDGES, KERRY L. $ 193,900 BOGGS, LELAND III/LELAND II/ROBIN $ 47,300 BRODERICK, LAURA $ 29,000
110 110 2010 AnnualTown Report of Warren,~ Town of Maine Warren TOWN FINANCial TownINFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued)
BROOKS AND RIPLEY, LLC $ 257,900 CAGE, MARVIN E. & CORINNA, TRUSTEE $ 274,800 BROOKS PROPERTIES, LLC $ 1,012,900 CALDWELL, ANN G. $ 161,000 BROOKS, FELICIA M. $ 79,000 CALVERY BAPTIST CHURCH $ - BROOKS, JAMES $ 2,100 CAMDEN ROAD, LLC $ 74,400 BROOKS, KARL $ 1,800 CAMPBELL, BRIAN $ 3,200 BROOKS, LAWRENCE $ 9,600 CAMPBELL, JENNY L. & MORGAN, JR. $ 96,200 BROOKS, LAWRENCE A. $ 56,600 CAMPBELL, KELLY A. $ 122,900 BROOKS, MICHAEL F. & DIANE S. $ 272,500 CAMPBELL, KENNETH & JOYCE $ 166,900 BROOKS, RAYNALD & LAWRENCE $ 6,800 CANFIELD, TIMOTHY A. $ 116,700 BROOKS, RAYNOLD & MICHAEL $ 53,900 CANFIELD, TIMOTHY A. & MONALISA $ 92,200 BROOKS, RICHARD J. & KAREN L. $ 190,700 CAPPOS, CONSTANCE M. $ 33,400 BROUWER, GEORGE & LINDA $ 185,700 BROW, JEFFERY & SHARON S. $ 129,400 CAPPS, ANGELA $ 117,300 BROW, JOSHUA B. $ 156,500 CAREY, CAROL ANN $ 157,900 BROWN, GORDON M. JR & JANET $ 243,500 CAREY, PAMELA $ 162,700 BROWN, JUANITA & WILLIAM G. $ 76,500 CAREY, STEPHEN JOHN & CAROL ANN $ 36,700 BROWN, PATRICK $ 23,000 CARLETON, ROBIN $ 119,900 BROWN, ROBERT B. $ 79,900 CARMEAN, JEAN MULLEN $ 53,000 BROWN, ROLAND L. $ 2,100 CARMEAN, JEAN MULLEN $ 11,100 BROWN, THEODORE & MERRILEE $ 168,300 CARON, CHRISTOPHER & CAROLYN N. $ 77,900 BROWN, WILLIAM G. $ 17,400 CARROLL, ROYCE & DOROTHY, ET AL $ 3,000 BRUSILA, ARTHUR $ 330,100 CARROLL, ROYCE & DOROTHY, ET AL $ 1,800 BRYANT, DAVID F. & FAUSTINA $ 150,500 CARTER, DONALD, HEIRS OF $ 48,200 BRYANT, DAVID F., II $ 247,700 CARTER, JENNIFER $ 69,000 BRYANT, DIANE K. & DANIEL J. ,TRUSTEE $ 123,400 CARTER, JENNIFER S. & ROBERT $ 153,500 BRYANT, WILLIAM A. & NANCY E. $ 131,500 CARTER, KHRISTY M. $ 77,500 BUDDINGTON, MAGDALENE $ 141,700 CARTER, LINDA $ 152,200 BUNDY, OWEN H. $ 188,400 CARTER, LORRAINE $ 106,900 BURGESS, BENJAMIN $ 114,000 CARTER, SARAH $ 139,600 BURGESS, GEORGE E. & MARY J. $ 52,200 CARTER, WAYNE $ 13,400 BURGESS, GEORGE E. & MARY J. $ 200,000 CASEY, ROGER AND TERESA M. $ 131,900 BURGESS, JUSTIN $ 127,000 CASH, JANNINE $ 6,400 BURGESS, JUSTIN E. & LINDA D. $ 1,600 CASSIDY, BERNICE $ 144,900 BURGESS, LINDA D. $ 163,400 CAVIC, JENEVA K. $ 101,600 BURGESS, THOMAS E. & PAMELA Y $ 800 CELLA, PETER & SHERBURNE, HOLLY $ 147,800 BURGESS, THOMAS E. & PAMELA Y $ 307,100 CELLA, PETER & TRACY $ 121,700 BURGESS, THOMAS E. & PAMELA Y $ 4,400 BURKE, STEPHEN & JUNE $ 169,800 CENTRAL MAINE POWER $ 5,055,200 BURKE, STEPHEN & JUNE $ 61,000 CENTRAL MAINE POWER $ 47,100 BURNELL, CARLTON L. $ 72,500 CENTRAL MAINE POWER $ 24,000 BURNHAM, LOIS $ 12,100 CENTRAL MAINE POWER $ 304,100 BURNS, CHERYL J. $ 93,300 CHADBOURNE, SHIRLEY M. & PHILIP L. $ 30,700 BURNS, JONATHAN & PATRICIA $ 34,100 CHADWICK, GERALD S. & $ 194,800 BURNS, JONATHAN & PATRICIA $ 32,800 CHAMBERS, ALLEN & SHERI M. $ 158,100 BURNS, JONATHAN & PATRICIA $ 34,200 CHAMPAGNE, PHILIP A $ 51,900 BURNS, JONATHAN & PATRICIA $ 34,800 CHAMPEON, DONALD D. & LYNDA $ 256,600 BURNS, JONATHAN & PATRICIA $ 31,600 CHANDLER, SHAWN G. T. & KATHERINE H.B. $ 117,900 BURNS, JONATHAN & PATRICIA $ 33,200 CHANNELL, PETER & CARLA M. $ 31,100 BURNS, JONATHAN & PATRICIA $ 36,100 CHAPMAN, JOSEPH & JOYCE $ 170,500 BURNS, JONATHAN & PATRICIA $ 33,000 CHAPMAN, WALTER E. $ 74,500 BURNS, JONATHAN & PATRICIA $ 33,000 CHAPMAN, WILLIAM & JUDITH A. $ 120,900 BURNS, JONATHAN & PATRICIA $ 41,800 BURNS, JONATHAN & PATRICIA $ 122,700 CHASE, AIMEE J. $ 166,000 BURNS, SONJA S. & DANIEL W. $ 157,300 CHASE, ALVIN $ 200 BURR, SADIE E. $ 173,300 CHASE, ALVIN $ 400 BURRELL, PHYLLIS J. & JERRY K. $ 161,900 CHASE, ALVIN & BELINDA $ 404,800 BUTCHER, LAKSHMI $ 312,200 CHASE, ALVIN, W. JR. $ 241,900 BUTLER, ALFRED L. & FRANCES L. $ 92,900 CHASE, GREGORY D. & CHERYL A. $ 204,900 BUTTON, NANCY $ 59,900 CHASE, KATHI $ 163,600 BUTTON, NANCY $ 129,700 CHASE, WILLIAM H. & CAROL A. $ 106,900
111 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town FinancialT OWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION 2011 Taxpayers (continued) CHENEY, BRYAN C. & MARILYN P. $ 79,900 COMEAU, ANN M. $ 90,700 CHENEY, BRYAN C. & MARILYN P. $ 33,300 COMMUNITY HOUSING OF MAINE, INC. $ - CHENEY, BRYAN C. & MARILYN P. $ 31,400 COMMUNITY HOUSING OF MAINE, INC. $ - CONARY, HENRY & LUCILLE $ 31,800 CHENEY, BRYAN C. & MARILYN P. $ 63,000 CONARY, HENRY & LUCILLE $ 169,100 CHICOINE, GAIL A. $ 198,500 CONARY, WILLIS D. & VICKY S. $ 127,700 CHILDERS, DEBORAH $ 196,300 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH $ - CHILDERS, JOHN V. & TENA P. $ 233,500 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH $ 146,800 CHILDERS, JOHN V. & TENA P. $ 100,200 CONNON, JOAN E. $ 79,300 CHIPMAN, KENNETH L.,III $ 10,200 CONNORS, DENYS M.; TRUSTEE $ 30,700 CHRISTENSEN, MELANIE L. & DALE S. $ 152,300 CONNORS, DENYS M.; TRUSTEE $ 52,600 COOK, BLAINE & KASEY $ 107,800 CHURCH, CARROL L & ELIZABETH $ 91,100 COOK, JUSTIN M. $ 99,200 CHURCH, KIERSTIN K. $ 143,300 COOK, VICTORIA $ 143,100 CIFALDO, JAY A. $ 71,100 COOKE, IAN G. $ 101,800 CIFALDO, JOSEPH & MARCIA $ 265,900 COOKE, JOHN B. & GAIL A. $ 154,400 CIFALDO, SUZANNE $ 134,700 COOLEY, JOYCE E $ 140,400 CLARK, CECIL J. & EVELYN $ 89,200 COPELAND, RODNEY D. & CAROLYN A. $ 178,100 COPELAND, RODNEY D. & CAROLYN A. $ 312,400 CLARK, ELIZABETH E., TRUSTEE $ 162,800 COPELAND, TRAMPUS & HEATHER $ 205,100 CLARK, MICHAEL A. $ 1,800 CORNFORTH, STEVEN A. & LOUISE S. $ 198,800 CLARK, MICHAEL A. $ 1,400 CORRIGAN, PETER D. & PAMELA S. $ 52,800 CLARK, MICHAEL A. $ 11,600 CORRIGAN, PETER D. & PAMELA S. $ 31,100 CLARK, PHILIP A. & ELIZABETH $ 4,900 COSTA, TERRENCE II & ALICIA $ 119,800 COUGHLIN, DENA $ 138,300 CLARK, PHILIP A. & ELIZABETH $ 5,600 COURTENAY, EDWARD & CAROLE $ 145,100 CLARK, PHILIP A. & ELIZABETH $ 48,700 COURTENAY, MARK $ 2,500 CLARK, RICHARD W. & THERESA M. $ 58,700 COURTENAY, MICHAEL L. $ 118,300 CLARK, TODD S. & CHARLOTTE R. $ 57,900 COUSENS, GREGORY & RIDER, LEANN $ 31,200 CLEVETTE, MARK J. & AMY L. $ 142,300 COUSENS, LEROY AND BARBARA J. $ 59,200 CLIFFORD, CYNTHIA A. $ 133,500 COX, DARREN & CYNTHIA $ 100,100 CLIFTON, CASEY T. & ALYSIA A. $ 121,300 COX, KEVIN T. $ 163,600 COX, WALTER $ 51,900 CLOUGH, DANIEL & CATHY $ 119,400 CRABTREE, VIRGINIA M. & HOWARD, CLOUTIER, JOSEPH & LINDA $ 310,500 STACEY M. $ 175,600 CLOUTIER, RUSSELL G. & PATRICIA $ 211,500 CRAIG, ANDREW H. & LISA M. $ 24,800 COASTAL COMMUNITY ACTION CRANDALL, DAWN C $ 230,500 PROGRAM $ 101,600 CRANDALL, WAYNE & ROSETTA $ 211,500 COCHRAN, FRANK L. $ 36,400 CRANDALL, WAYNE & ROSETTA $ 30,200 COCHRAN, FRANK L. $ 2,800 COCHRAN, FRANK L. & KATHRYN CRANE, JONATHAN E. & ERICA M. $ 173,200 W. $ 61,100 CRAWFORD, SUZANNE & PAUL $ 11,900 COCHRAN, FRANK L. & KATHRYN W. $ 160,100 CRAY, VIRGIL & CASH, RICHARD $ 52,000 COCHRAN, FRANK L. & KATHRYN CREAMER, CARL CRAIG $ 8,800 W.(LE) $ 30,600 CREAMER, CHRISTOPHER $ 48,100 COCHRAN, KAREN A. $ 104,200 CROCKETT, ALBERT M. $ 2,900 COCHRAN, KENDRA $ 71,600 COGAN, BETTY $ 150,800 CROCKETT, ALBERT M. & BETTY J. $ 70,300 COHEN, KIMBERLY S. $ 266,400 CROCKETT, ANNA MAY $ 125,500 COILEY, LANA C. & SCOTT $ 93,000 COLE, VICTOR B. $ 3,900 CROCKETT, LINETTE S. & MICHAEL W. $ 23,100 COLE, VICTOR B. & WHITNEY, MARIE E. $ 151,300 CROSS, LILLIAN B.; DEVISEES OF $ 247,800 COLLEMER, FRANK & DEBORAH $ 232,000 CUCCINELLO, DOMENIC P. JR & MAR- COLLEMER, FRANK & DEBORAH $ 33,000 GARET G. $ 155,400 COLLEMER, ROBERT $ 67,200 CUMLER, HOLLY C. $ 267,600 COLLINGS, DARL K. & LINDA D. $ 95,500 COLPRITT, ROBERT E. SR. $ 79,700 COLSON, EDWARD E. & JEANNE C. $ 66,200 112 112 2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren TOWN FINANCialTown INFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued)
CURIT, LAWRENCE & JAMIE $ 82,300 DENNISON, KIMBERLY J $ 111,300 DESFOSSES, ROWENA & DAVID $ 118,100 CURRY, SUSAN S. $ 243,000 DICKINSON, GLENDA M $ 139,500 CURTIS, CLOE A $ 149,700 DICKINSON, MARC S. $ 97,600 CURTIS, EDWIN H. $ 96,700 DILGER, PAUL E. & MARY E. $ 256,000 CURTIS, FULTON W. $ 208,900 DIMAURO, HEIDI & DAVID $ 153,600 CURTIS, GLEN M. & SANDRA J. $ 215,200 DINSE, JEFFERY P. $ 30,500 CURTIS, HARVEY J. III $ 38,000 DINSMORE, LORI & MELVANEY JR. $ 85,400 DINSMORE, REBECCA & GEORGE $ 156,800 CUSHING, MINNIE H $ 115,000 DISTEFANO, ALEXANDER & MARY CUTTING, HAROLD W. & BONNIE D. $ 174,700 JANE $ 34,800 D.L.O., INC $ 81,400 DIXON, STEPHEN W SR. & KATHLEEN L. $ 129,100 D1-D2, LLC $ 16,400 DOBBINS, DARRYL M $ 118,600 DOBBINS, DARRYL M $ 137,500 D1-D2, LLC $ 2,200 DOBBS, BRIAN $ 40,200 DAGGETT, KEITH W. & DAWN M. $ 30,200 DOBRIC, ALBINO & ROSEMARY $ 143,700 DAILEY, ELEANOR & ANDREW B. $ 122,200 DODGE, JEFFERY D. $ 149,600 DAMARISCOTTA BANK & TRUST $ 364,000 DODGE, RAYMOND & LAURIE $ 152,400 DAMBRIE, LOUISE $ 26,800 DAMEWOOD, MARGARET $ 119,300 DOHERTY, ALBERT G. & PAMELA R. $ 192,700 DOLHAM, CHARLES B. JR. & DORO- DAMON, CAROLYN E. $ 136,200 THY $ 3,100 DANIELS, CATHERINE $ 149,000 DOLHAM, CHARLES B. JR.& DORO- DAVEY, CHRISTINE M. $ 136,300 THY $ 250,400 DAVEY, DANIEL G. & VICTORIA A. $ 312,300 DOLHAM, DONNA & POSSEE, DIANE $ 132,100 DAVEY, DANIEL G. & VICTORIA A. $ 27,100 DONLIN, ANDREA $ 130,700 DAVIDSON, LAWRENCE W./BARBARA W. $ 31,600 DONLIN, RICHARD J. & PATRICIA $ 206,600 DORITY, DANA $ 76,100 DAVIS, BARBARA A. $ 146,700 DAVIS, CRAIG A., JR. & STEPHANIE L. $ 85,600 DORITY-ANDREASEN, DEBRA $ 147,500 DAVIS, GARY $ 127,600 DORMAN, KENDRICK W & NORMA P $ 40,700 DAVIS, KAREN $ 30,400 DORR, SR., ALONZO AND JUDY A. $ 164,100 DAVIS, MARCIA A. $ 207,200 DORR, SR., ALONZO AND JUDY A. $ 33,000 DAVIS, TABER H. & ALISA L. $ 211,900 DAVIS, TERRANCE & JUDITH $ 118,200 DORR, WARREN E. AND BARBARA A. $ 49,900 DOSTIE, DAVID $ 115,400 DAVIS, WILLIAM C. & BETH A. $ 133,800 DOSTIE, MICHAEL $ 130,200 DAWSON, ESTHER $ 127,000 DOSTIE, RICHARD & JUDITH & MI- DAWSON, MARGARET $ 269,700 CHAEL R. $ 187,600 DAY, EDRIC & JOAN $ 148,100 DOSTIE, ROBERT & ELIZABETH $ 58,000 DEAN, CARY W., III & MELISSA J. $ 214,600 DEAN, WESLEY C.T. $ 126,700 DOUBLEDAY, RAYMOND J & JAMIE E $ 285,300 DOUCETTE, FAYE $ 182,500 DEANE, DAVID E. $ 360,700 DOUGHTY, PHILIP K SR $ 309,800 DEANE, DAVID E. & KARYN K. $ 49,400 DOUGHTY, PHILIP K SR $ 51,800 DEANE, MARK E. & NACHAJKO, SHAN- DOUGHTY, PHILIP K SR $ 13,800 NON L. $ 106,100 DOUGHTY, PHILIP K SR $ 1,500 DEHART, TIMOTHY N. & KARLI J. $ 179,600 DOUGHTY, PHILIP K SR $ 1,100 DEIRKRIKORIAN, DATVIK $ 123,500 DOUGHTY, PHILIP K SR., & HILCHEY, TAMMY LEE $ 221,400 DELAHANTY, PATRICK & PAULA M. $ 14,600 DELAHANTY, PATRICK & PAULA M. $ 132,000 DOUGLAS, TIMOTHY & CARMEN $ 118,100 DEMARIA, NIKOS & LORA $ 145,700 DOW, CORY W. & MANDY J. $ 32,000 DOW, GREGORY R $ 1,800 DEMERCHANT, ADAM $ 42,100 DOW, GREGORY R. & DIANE $ 138,400 DEMERCHANT, ADAM $ 119,400 DOW, GREGORY R. & DIANE $ 36,000 DEMMONS, JENNIE & RALPH, JR. $ - DOW, PAUL G. $ 89,800 DEMMONS, VERNON & VICKI $ 120,300 DRAGON PRODUCTS $ 153,700 DEMPSEY, DENISE & ERIC $ 163,000 DRAGON PRODUCTS $ 79,400 DEMPSEY, TRACI L. $ 180,500 DRAKE, DONALD & BARBARA $ 94,200
113 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town FinancialT OWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION 2011 Taxpayers (continued) DRAPEAU, MICHAEL J. & PEARL, EMERY-STARR, BOBBI J. $ 28,900 CATHERINE L. $ 205,100 ENGELKING, LOIS NORWOOD, TRUSTEE $ 145,000 DREHER, R. CRAIG $ 83,300 ENGLAND, ROBERT JR & ALISON $ 289,500 DREHER, ROBERT & RUTH $ 24,900 ERICKSON, CARL B. JR. $ 22,500 DREHER, ROBERT & RUTH $ 409,100 DREHER, ROBERT & RUTH $ 3,900 ERICKSON, CARL B. JR. $ 3,500 DREHER, RUTH S. $ 4,900 ERICKSON, CARL B. JR. $ 39,100 DRINKWATER, AUTUMN & MACDOU- ERICKSON, CARL B. JR. & $ 39,100 GALL, RAYMOND $ 206,900 ERICKSON, CARL B., JR. $ 23,100 DRINKWATER, CONNIE $ 10,100 ERICKSON, CARL B., JR. $ 57,800 DRINKWATER, ROGER LEE JR $ 9,600 ERICKSON, CARL B., JR. $ 45,000 DRISCOLL, EDNA A $ 146,200 ERICKSON, CARL B., JR. $ 67,700 DROST, JEROD & JANET $ 187,800 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 47,300 DROWATZKY, LEON & FOGG, PATRICIA $ 133,100 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 192,500 DROWN, EARL H. & TURNER, AMY L. $ 82,500 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 37,500 DUGAN, MELODY $ 124,800 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 98,300 DUNN, D. MICHAEL & MESSIER, DE- ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 15,800 NISE L $ 126,900 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 38,100 DUPERRE, DENIS $ 165,000 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 400 DUPONT, ROBERT L JR & HELEN S. $ 188,900 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 47,900 DUPONT, ROBERT L JR & HELEN S. $ 29,200 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 25,400 DURKEE, MANFORD H. & PATRICIA E. $ 73,800 DUTTON, KATHARINA, DEVISSES OF $ 101,200 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 25,600 DYER, BARBARA L. $ 147,400 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 2,500 DYER, DONALD & KELLY $ 22,200 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 26,600 DYER, ELIZABETH A. $ 47,400 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 92,300 DYER-PERRY, JANET V. $ 184,300 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 63,300 DYER-PERRY, JANET V. $ 25,400 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 78,700 DYKSTRA, WILLIAM H. & BOYNTON, ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 49,800 PAULINE $ 251,000 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 312,100 EASTERN CONSTRUCTION $ 8,100 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 60,900 EASTMAN, TERRY $ 13,500 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 66,500 EATON, DANIEL S. & LESLIE J. $ 88,600 EATON, EDWARD & CRYSTAL $ 113,300 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 5,000 EBERT, KAREL J. $ 5,000 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 103,000 ECKER, EDWIN JR. & PATRICIA $ 196,600 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 41,600 ECKHOFF, JAMES R. & IRENE C. $ 231,800 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 32,700 EDFORS, DAVID E. & VIVIAN R. $ 308,600 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 31,100 EDWARDS, SALLY $ 142,700 ERICKSON, CARL B.; DEVISEES OF $ 2,100 ELLER, VALERIE B. $ 47,200 ERICKSON, CARL B/DBA $ 600 ELLIOTT, JOHN STUART & KAREN ERICKSON, HENRY A JR $ 153,800 MARIE $ 110,300 ERICKSON, HENRY A JR $ 76,800 ELWELL, MARK A. $ 158,800 ERICKSON, ROBERT M. $ 127,600 EMERY, BOBBI $ 90,700 EMERY, DENNIS J. $ 144,300 ERSKINE, CYNTHIA $ 136,800 EMERY, DIANNE L. $ 36,200 ERSKINE, MARLENE $ 95,100 EMERY, ROBERT N., III $ 152,500 ERSKINE, MARLENE $ 700 EMERY, ROBERT N., JR. $ 149,200 ERVIN, CRAIG W. & DORIS J. $ 254,100 EMERY, ROBERT N., JR. $ 74,700 ERVIN, DORIS J. $ 27,400 EMERY, ROBERT N.,JR. $ 38,600 EUGLEY, CHRISTOPHER $ 9,500 EMERY, ROBERT N.,JR. $ 310,300 EUGLEY, CLIFFORD R. $ 93,000 EMERY, ROBERT N.,JR. $ 30,700 EUGLEY, RON $ 9,900 EMERY, ROBERT N.,JR. $ 781,000 EVANGELOS, CHERYL $ 127,000 EMERY, ROBERT N.,JR. $ 141,000 EMERY, TIFFANY JANE $ 161,800 EVANGELOS, ETHAN $ 137,900
114 114 2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren TOWN FINANCialTown INFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued) EZELL, TEDDY & BARBARA $ 129,900 FOSTER, CANDY D $ 142,300 FAHY, CHRISTOPHER W. & DAVENE FOSTER, SALLY M. & PAUL E. $ 162,100 S. $ 154,700 FOSTER, SALLY M. & PAUL E. $ 23,000 FALES, DOUGLAS & CATINA $ 87,500 FOURNIER, MICHAEL S. & LYDIA A. $ 148,200 FALES, RAE $ 1,600 FOWLES, DONALD D. $ 247,000 FALES, RAE C $ 169,400 FOWLES, DWIGHT L. & LORI A. $ 160,100 FALES, RAE C $ 42,900 FALES, RAE C $ 29,000 FOWLES, RICHARD & TAMMY $ 127,100 FOX, JEFFERY E. & DARLENE G., FALES, RUSSELL, DEVISEES OF $ 25,000 TRUSTEES $ 6,700 FALES, RUSSELL, DEVISEES OF $ 38,300 FOX, JEFFERY E. & DARLENE G.; FALES, RUSSELL, DEVISEES OF $ 179,000 TRUSTEES $ 225,200 FALES, RUSTY $ 243,000 FRAMPTON, STEPHEN $ 140,900 FALLER, STEVEN L $ 97,800 FALOON, RANDALL L. JR. & HELEN FRAMPTON, STEPHEN W & $ 240,000 L. $ 85,000 FRANCO, PATRIC J. & RACK- LIFF,DORIS $ 191,100 FARMER, RANDY S. & E. LINDA $ 181,400 FRANKOWSKI, JAMES E. & SYLVIA $ 160,700 FARRIN, DENNIS F. $ 26,000 FAUSTINI, NICHOLAS R. $ 181,600 FRANKOWSKI, VIRGINIA $ 51,100 FEENER, WARREN & CYNTHIA $ 126,500 FRANTZ, PAUL R. & EMILY $ 281,500 FERGUSON, SUSAN $ 58,900 FRAZIER, ANDREW G. & NANCY O. $ 201,200 FERLAND, LILLIAN $ 60,300 FREDERICK, STEPHEN A. & CATH- ERINE $ 160,300 FERRAIOLO, VINCENT $ 60,600 FREDERICK, STEPHEN A. & CATH- FERRAR, BETTY J. & KALER, STEVEN ERINE $ 24,800 W $ 56,900 FERREN, RICHARD & AUDREY; FRENCH, MICHAEL A & REBECCA L $ 53,400 TRUSTEES $ 175,200 FRIENDS OF NATURE $ 42,500 FERREN, RICHARD & AUDREY; FULLER, CORA E (LE) $ 79,700 TRUSTEES $ 1,700 GABRIEL, LEE $ 7,200 FETTEROLI, SANDRA L.; HEIRS OF $ 157,500 GAGNE, DEBORAH J. $ 116,200 FETTEROLI, SANDRA L.; HEIRS OF $ 138,200 GAGNON, WILLIAM E. $ 168,100 FETTEROLI, SANDRA L.; HEIRS OF $ 51,900 GALE, ROBERT J. & J. MARY $ 284,600 FEYLER, RICHARD W. & BETSY $ 140,700 GALIPEAU, PAUL R & JUDITH M $ 161,800 FICKETT, KELLY & NATHANIEL $ 116,700 GALLACE, ANTHONY J. & MELISSA $ 54,400 FIELD, ANDREW M. & VICTORIA L. $ 153,100 GALLANT, LEO J $ 96,600 FIELD, FRANCES & GEORGE L. III $ 153,900 GALVIN, CHARITY $ 125,400 FIELD, GEORGE IV & ANGELA $ 156,500 GAMAGE, CRAIG & VICKI $ 266,800 FIELD, JULIA $ 138,300 GAMAGE, MICHAEL D. $ 131,000 FINKELSTEIN, STUART A. $ 212,400 FISCHER, HENRY & ELIZABETH $ 37,600 GAMAGE, REGINA A. & JOSEPH R. $ 132,500 FISH, PAMELA $ 87,300 GAMMON, BRENDA S. $ 117,100 FITCH, ANTHONY $ 135,800 GAMMON, DOUGLAS D. & SHELBY D. $ 159,800 FLAHERTY, DANIEL F. JR. & MI- GAMMON, EARL & MARY $ 227,300 CHELLE M. $ 35,500 GAMMON, EARL M. & CAROL $ 156,100 FLAHERTY, MICHAEL D. $ 78,000 GAMMON, LEE $ 150,400 FLAHERTY, PAUL M., JR. $ 70,700 GAMMON, LEE A. & IRVEN A. $ 59,700 FLAHERTY, ROLAND D (LE) $ 117,200 GAMMON, MARTIN J. & CINDY S. $ 170,500 FLAHERTY, TERRANCE & SUSAN $ 103,300 GAMMON, SANDRA $ 56,700 FLAHERTY, VIRGINIA K. $ 147,000 GAMMON, SANDRA $ 315,400 FLANDERS, KATHLEEN E $ 78,500 GARDNER, NATHAN A. $ 118,800 FLETCHER, DAVID T. & KATHERINE GARDNER, PETER L. $ 34,100 M. $ 118,000 GARLAND, ATHEN C. JR & PATRICIA L. $ 135,400 FLINT, JEREMY W. & SARAH P.N. $ 124,100 FLINT, ROBERT & ANNIE $ 14,300 GASPIE, JUDITH L. & JOHN, JR. $ 174,300 FLINT, ROBERT & ANNIE $ 181,400 GAUDETTE, ALICE & EUGENE H. $ 282,100 FLYNN, DAVID P. & SUSAN E. $ 109,400 GAY, JOEL D. $ 276,200 FLYNN, KATHLEEN L. & WALL, GAY, JOEL D. & DEBRA M. $ 221,500 MARY L. $ 196,800 GAY, MICHAEL A. & PAMELA J. $ 252,600 FOREST, HENRY P. III $ 114,200 GAY, MICHAEL A. & PAMELA J. $ 134,300
115 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town FinancialT OWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION 2011 Taxpayers (continued) GAY, MICHAEL A. & PAMELA J. $ 45,100 GOLDSTEIN, GEORGE & KATHERINE $ 31,100 GEORGE, KAREN M. & DAVID A. $ 128,900 GOODWIN, JANICE M. $ 109,900 GEORGES RIVER LAND TRUST $ - GOODWIN, JANICE M. $ 7,300 GERARD, PHILIP W. & FRAZER, GOTT, DAVID $ 110,900 GAIL S. $ 41,300 GOULD, DAVID P. $ 30,200 GERRISH, KATHERINE L. $ 99,500 GERRISH, MARJORIE L $ 140,300 GOURDE, JEREMY $ 203,200 GERRY, PAUL & BARBARA $ 167,100 GOURDE, PATRICIA L. $ 129,800 GIANSIRACUSA, RHONDA $ 38,300 GRAFFAM, DENNIS, DEVISSES OF $ 89,600 GIBBS, RODNEY & STEPHANIE $ 234,200 GRAFTON, JON E $ 29,000 GIBSON, GEORGE A. (HEIRS OF) $ 83,500 GRAHAM, DARRIN D. $ 164,700 GIBSON, POLLY $ 251,900 GRANNIS-PHOENIX, DENNIS & JAC- GIBSON, POLLY $ 82,600 QUELINE $ 129,700 GIESEMAN, BERNICE $ 104,800 GRANT, ALBERT T. & MITCHELL, GIESEMAN, BERNYCE S.; DEVISEES SARA $ 108,900 OF $ 83,200 GRANT, BEVERLY $ 61,700 GIESEMAN, PERRY $ 35,000 GRANT, BEVERLY A. & BRUCE A. $ 82,800 GIESMAN, JAMIE & ANGELA $ 6,200 GRANT, DAVID O. & MARGRET $ 133,400 GIFFORD, BETH $ 24,800 GRANT, HAROLD & LAURA $ 195,100 GIFFORD, STEVEN E. & MARY L. $ 280,000 GRANT, LARRY & CATHY $ 122,200 GIFFORD, WILLIAM P. & DEBRA J. $ 276,100 GRANT, LARRY D. $ 63,200 GILLMAN, JEFFERY N. & LAURA K. $ 266,300 GRANT, LAWRENCE & DORIS $ 153,000 GIROUX, JEREMY $ 5,200 GRANT, LINDA $ 212,200 GIUSTRA, BETSY M $ 280,400 GRANT, RANDALL C. $ 68,700 GIUSTRA, BETSY M $ 92,300 GRANT, SHIRLEY $ 87,200 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 394,400 GRAY, BLAKE E. & TERESA A. $ 48,100 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 31,600 GRAY, BRENT & CAROLE $ 134,700 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 32,200 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 48,100 GRAY, ERNEST D. & TERRY L. $ 77,800 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 40,400 GRAY, HEATHER D. $ 89,400 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 2,600 GRAY, JOHN AND LISA $ 61,200 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 1,400 GRAY, JOSEPH T. AND CLAIRE A. $ 30,700 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 1,400 GRAY, JOSEPH T. AND CLAIRE A. $ 52,200 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 5,200 GRAY, KENNETH J. & JENNIFER $ 98,400 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 1,900 GRAY, KENNETH J. & JENNIFER $ 133,400 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 11,900 GRAY, KENNETH J. & JENNIFER $ 119,500 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 2,000 GRAY, TAMBERLYN & WORTHING, GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 900 CHERYL A $ 170,800 GIUSTRA, PETER E. $ 600 GREELY, ROBERT D. $ 177,800 GIUSTRA, SAMUEL W. $ 60,600 GREEN, PETER L. & CAROL A. $ 172,400 GLAUDE, THOMAS $ 4,800 GRESHAM, LYNDON M. & SHELLY R. $ 76,300 GLAUDE, THOMAS $ 126,000 GRIFFITH, SUSAN; CO-TRUSTEE $ 153,700 GLAUDE, THOMAS $ 14,500 GRIGGS, GEORGE R. & SUSAN E. $ 184,100 GLEASON, SHARON N. & STEPHEN GRINDLE, AARON WAYNE $ 48,200 A. $ 169,400 GRINDLE, CRAIGE S. $ 57,300 GLEASON, STEPHEN & JANE $ 188,200 GLEASON, WILLIAM T. & ROSALIE GRINNELL, EDWARD JR $ 400 A. $ 150,000 GRINNELL, EDWARD JR $ 231,400 GLEDHILL, JARROD & DANIELS, GROFF, GORDON J. & ELEANOR H. $ 176,800 SHANNON $ 108,300 GRONDIN, GARY; DEVISSES OF $ 6,300 GLIDDEN, NOLA C $ 31,800 GRONDIN, R., TRUSTEE; CLEAVES, T; GODARD, ARNOLD G., JR. & RE- GRONDIN, M & $ 199,400 BECCA A $ 83,000 GROSS, DONALD L. & CHRISTINE R. $ 184,900 GOFF, RICHARD & KIDNEY, DANI GROSS, DONALD L. & CHRISTINE R. $ 57,400 SUE $ 384,100 GOFF, RICHARD & KIDNEY, DANI GROVER, ALTON $ 26,000 SUE $ 1,400 GUERNSEY, PAUL V. & MARY-ANN B. $ 232,100 GOFORTH, LARRY A. & REBECCA $ 1,900 GUISTRA, PETER $ 33,900
116 116 2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren TOWN FINANCialTown INFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued) GUSHEE, ELEANOR $ 253,000 HARPER, BRIAN J. & LYNDA L. $ 169,200 GUSTAFSON, MICHAEL E. & PATTY E. $ 208,800 HARPER, CLIFFORD & MARILYN $ 162,300 HABIB, MELISSA $ 71,100 HARPER, WILKES B. & JAYNE E. $ 196,200 HAGIN, TAMMY $ 184,900 HARRIMAN, JAMES L. & NICOLE R. $ 125,600 HAINES, ERIC A. & TERRY A. $ 56,700 HARRIMAN, THOMAS & JILL $ 140,400 HALBERG, SARAH L. & DAVID J. $ 494,200 HARRIMAN, THOMAS & JILL $ 75,200 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 5,000 HARRIMAN, THOMAS & JILL $ 52,000 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 5,300 HARRIMAN, THOMAS & JILL $ 1,800 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 3,900 HARRIMAN, THOMAS & JILL $ 251,600 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 4,200 HARRIMAN, THOMAS & JILL $ 7,000 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 6,700 HARRIMAN, TINA $ 123,000 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 700 HARRINGTON, LEROY & PAM $ - HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 4,900 HARRINGTON, LEROY I. & LEA, JU- HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 4,200 DITH A. $ 167,800 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 4,000 HARRIS, AARON $ 4,000 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 31,400 HARRIS, ANDREW & CYNTHIA $ 208,500 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 33,400 HARRIS, BARBARA LEE $ 154,900 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 31,900 HARRIS, BARBARA LEE $ 79,600 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 33,000 HARRIS, GEORGE & COPPOLA, CHRIS- TINA $ 221,400 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 31,500 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 32,100 HARRIS, JOY $ 109,500 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 121,600 HARRIS, MICHAEL P & KAREN L. $ 53,700 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 41,200 HARRIS, REGINALD A & LAURIE $ 168,100 HALL, GEORGE & SONS, INC $ 252,600 HARRIS, TIM $ 112,300 HALL, HOWARD & KATHLEEN $ 90,400 HART, EC & SONS INC $ 20,400 HALL, JEFFERY & LASKO-HALL, HART, EC & SONS INC $ 32,800 LINDA L. $ 62,900 HART, EC & SONS INC $ 43,900 HALL, JOANNA F. & STEPHEN J. $ 168,400 HART, EC & SONS INC $ 11,700 HALL, RONALD B & MONICA C $ 75,600 HART, EC & SONS INC $ 4,000 HALL, STACEY $ 165,900 HART, EC & SONS INC $ 48,500 HALLET, JENNIFER H. $ 179,400 HART, EC & SONS INC $ 600 HALLET, JENNIFER H. $ 30,400 HART, EC & SONS INC $ 113,900 HALLETT, CARLETON $ 162,400 HART, EC & SONS INC $ 53,100 HALLOWELL, ALICIA J. & THOMAS J. $ 144,700 HART, JOHN L. $ 14,200 HALPIN, KEITH $ 282,000 HART, JOHN L. $ 127,200 HAMAR, TRAVIS A. & BROOKE A. $ 80,400 HART, JOHN L. $ 1,400 HAMBLEN, HERBERT $ 140,700 HARVEY, DAVID $ 131,000 HAMBLIN, L. ELISABETH $ 176,500 HASKELL, MARK S. & SUSAN J. $ 190,800 HAMILL, DOUGLAS A. & SUSAN T. $ 80,700 HATFIELD, SARA K. & NATHAN S. $ 139,300 HANDRICH, WILLIAM R. & PRISCILLA $ 35,700 HATT, CYNTHIA & LAWRENCE $ 13,300 HANEY, RONALD C. & PAMELA J. $ 189,600 HAVILAND, NANCY B. $ 249,900 HANKS, JUSTIN D. & JOSEPHINE M. $ 84,600 HAYDEN, ROBERTA C. $ 65,500 HANNA, MARJORIE M & CRAWFORD HAYS, JOSIAH S. & BEVERLY E. $ 97,700 DEBORA $ 4,600 HEAL, BRIAN & LISA $ 109,700 HANNAN, DEXTER & TRUDY $ 138,600 HEAL, BRIAN & LISA $ 1,100 HANNAN, THELMA A. $ 86,700 HEAL, JASON M. & JODIE M. $ 259,100 HANSEN, ELEANOR $ 341,500 HANSON, STANWOOD L. & BARBARA HEAL, KAREN & ORMAN, JR. $ 168,000 B. $ 181,200 HEAL, PAMELA & JOHN $ 188,800 HARDING, EDITH D. $ 74,400 HEAL, RICKY A. & MARIA A. $ 90,200 HARDING, PAUL $ 140,900 HEAL, WILLIAM $ 149,600 HARGROVE, FRANCES $ 23,000 HEAL, WILLIAM $ 111,300 HARKINS, AMY M. $ 239,600 HEATH, CONSTANCE L. $ 153,700
117 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town FinancialT OWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION 2011 Taxpayers (continued) HEATH, WALTER L. JR. $ 260,000 HOLLOWAY, ROBERT $ 123,700 HENDERSON, DAMEN R. & ANGELA HOLMES, CLAIRE O. $ 143,800 D. $ 126,600 HOLUB, L. JOSEPH III & STACEY A. $ 151,700 HENRY, ARTHUR D. $ 148,600 HONAKER, ROBIN E. & A. LAVAINE $ 84,200 HENRY, ARTHUR E. $ 148,300 HOOPER, BARBARA M. $ 140,000 HENRY, CARLA $ 62,200 HOOPER, DOUGLAS L. $ 121,900 HENRY, WALTER F. & ELIZABETH $ 239,100 HOOPER, RANDALL & LORETTA $ 181,400 HOOPER, ROY $ 140,600 HERALD, GERTRUDE H $ 62,000 HOOPER, RUEL C. $ 4,900 HERRICK, LOREN D.SR. & ANN C. $ 45,600 HOOPER, RUEL C. JR. & LINDA (LE) $ 228,900 HIBL, SCOTT A. & JENNY L. $ 148,100 HOOPER, SHIRLEY J. & LLOYD $ 146,600 HILL, ANTHONY G. & JUDITH $ 64,100 HOOPER, THOMAS L. & VICKI L. $ 141,400 HILL, ARNOLD D. $ 37,100 HOPKINS, ROBERT B. & JOANNE S. $ 120,200 HILL, ARNOLD D. $ 138,000 HOPKINS, ROBERT H $ 102,700 HILL, ARNOLD D. $ 69,800 HOPKINS, ROBERT H. & SHEILA M. $ 118,000 HILL, ARNOLD D. $ 17,400 HORCH PROPERTIES, LLC $ 112,800 HILL, ARNOLD D. $ 95,600 HORTON, STEVEN F. & PAULA M. $ 52,100 HILL, ARNOLD D. $ 58,000 HOUTSMA, CORNELIUS G.; DEVISEES OF $ 63,900 HILL, ARNOLD D. $ 1,100 HOUTSMA, CORNELIUS G.; DEVISEES HILL, BILLIE JO $ 120,800 OF $ 33,300 HILL, CHARLES & MARIAN $ 128,800 HOWARD, CLARK E. $ 87,400 HILL, CHARLES & MARION $ 33,300 HOWARD, CLARK E. $ 58,100 HILL, CHARLES & MARION $ 25,700 HOWARD, MERRILL P. & $ 31,500 HILL, CHARLES & MARION $ 134,500 HOWARD, STACEY M. $ 39,000 HILL, DARYL $ 50,700 HOWELL, TOM L. & LORI A. $ 43,900 HILL, DARYL & ROSE $ 55,700 HOYT, BARBARA S.& HARRY E.; TRUS- TEES $ 16,600 HILL, EDWARD A. $ 134,500 HOYT, BARBARA S.& HARRY E.; TRUS- HILL, ERNEST JR. & SHIRLEY $ 180,000 TEES $ 88,300 HILL, ERNEST JR. & SHIRLEY $ 24,500 HOYT, BARBARA S.& HARRY E.; TRUS- HILL, FRANK & BRENDA $ 127,500 TEES $ 272,400 HILL, FRANK T. $ 36,600 HOYT, BARBARA S.& HARRY E.; TRUS- TEES $ 81,400 HILL, GERALD B. & FREDA $ 168,400 HOYT, KEN & JEAN $ 40,300 HILL, IVAN A. & RODNEY A. $ 80,400 HUCKLE, REBEKAH & ROBERT A.; HILL, IVAN A. & RODNEY A. $ 142,600 TRUSTEES $ 4,200 HILL, JAMES A. $ 145,700 HUCKLE, REBEKAH & ROBERT A.; HILL, JAMES A. $ 8,400 TRUSTEES $ 55,600 HILL, PAMELA A. $ 71,600 HUGH, PAULA J. $ 189,700 HILL, TIMOTHY $ 3,000 HUGHES, MARY $ 243,400 HUNT, GEORGIA A. $ 113,900 HILL, TIMOTHY G. $ 42,300 HUPPER, C. ALTON; HEIRS OF $ 41,200 HILLER, MARGARET M. TRUSTEE $ 70,100 HUPPER, CYNTHIA W. $ 127,600 HILT, JONI L. $ 71,400 HUTCHINSON, FRANCES A. & $ 83,200 HILT, MICHAEL & KENDRA $ 183,800 HYLER, WAYNE & REBECCA $ 107,500 HILT, RANDY & STEWART, LINDA $ 84,500 HYND, DAVID A. & GAYLEA G. $ 48,200 HILTON, JOSEPH & SUSAN $ 237,000 ILVONEN, UNO $ 83,400 HINKLEY, GARY & BONNIE P. $ 38,200 INGERSOL, KAREN R. $ 107,800 HITTMEIER, MICHAEL E. & BETTY INGLING, PATRICIA M. $ 110,100 A. $ 417,800 IRV'S DRYWALL, INC. $ 121,300 HOLBROOK, CHAD $ 148,900 IRV'S DRYWALL, INC. $ 201,200 HOLBROOK, KAREN & NEAL $ 82,300 ISAAC, CAROL K. $ 148,000 HOLBROOK, SCOTT W. $ 88,400 IVEY, RICHARD J. AND KIM M. $ 58,500 HOLLAND, KATHERINE & BUKOFF, J & L HOUSING, LLC $ 67,200 LANCE $ 203,500 J & L HOUSING, LLC $ 55,500 HOLLOWAY, HOWARD & SHIRLEY $ 29,400 J & L HOUSING, LLC $ 148,800 HOLLOWAY, HOWARD & SHIRLEY $ 162,400 J & L HOUSING, LLC $ 291,300
118 118 2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren TOWN FINANCialTown INFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued) J+L PROPERTIES $ 27,000 JONES, KEITH W. & RICHARDS, JACKSON, DEBORAH HATCH $ 35,700 LINDA $ 106,600 JACOBSON, ROBERT A. & PATSY M. $ 117,000 JONES, KEITH W. & RICHARDS, JACOBY, DAVID & LINDA $ 36,000 LINDA S. $ 113,800 JACOBY, DAVID A & LINDA C. $ 176,400 JONES, NANCY T. & ROBERT S. $ 129,900 JACOBY, STEVEN D. $ 145,100 JONES, RUSSELL F. & JACQUELINE S. $ 105,000 JACQUES, JESSIE E, TRUSTEE $ 52,800 JORDAN, AEDAN A. & GRETCHEN R. $ 153,900 JAMES, JOHN & MELISSA $ 69,700 JORDAN, ALEXANDRA $ 425,600 JAMESON, ANTHONY L. $ 149,500 JORDAN, GEORGE V (LE) $ 171,600 JAMESON, ANTHONY L. $ 2,100 JORDAN, GEORGE V. & $ 196,700 JAMESON, GORDON L. & KING, JORDAN, ROBERT & HARLEAN $ 144,200 BRENDA W. $ 143,800 JOY, EDGIN & AMY $ 132,300 JAMESON, KEVIN $ 131,200 JAMESON, LEROY JR. & CYNTHIA $ 196,900 JURA, ERIK & MICHELLE $ 231,600 JAMESON, LEROY JR. & CYNTHIA $ 30,300 JURA, ERIK & MICHELLE $ 14,300 JAMESON, LEROY, SR. $ 29,500 KALER, ESMOND I, & SANDRA L. $ 51,700 JAMESON, ORVILLE $ 172,500 KALER, KAREN E. $ 37,500 JAMESON, SR., LEROY $ 2,100 KALER, VALERIE & LUCE, STEVEN $ 3,900 JAMESON. LEROY $ 193,100 KALER, VALERIE & LUCE, STEVEN $ 1,200 JANKE, DENNIS $ 175,100 KALER, WALTER AND LINDA $ 206,900 JARVIS, CHRIS & MARLA $ 140,400 KANGAS, KRISTIAN & JANICE D. $ 8,500 JENKINS, BARRIE $ 108,400 KANGAS, KRISTIAN & JANICE D. $ 1,800 JENKINS, LARRY A. DEVISES OF $ 48,800 KANGAS, KRISTIAN & JANICE D. $ 3,000 JENKINS, LARRY A. DEVISES OF $ 110,800 JENSEN, ELAINE R & ROBERT J $ 200 KAPUSCINSKI, ROBERT $ 153,000 JEWETT, HELEN M & $ 132,200 KARVOUNIS, JAMES & NANCY $ 23,400 JOHANSON, SUSAN B $ 1,800 KARVOUNIS, NANCY MARIE $ 2,500 JOHNSON, ANDREW G. & LIZA M. $ 36,000 KASACEK, EMILY $ 221,000 JOHNSON, CARLETON E. & LAURIE KASSA, ALISON M. $ 39,600 S. $ 49,600 KEE, MICHAEL $ 4,900 JOHNSON, CARLETON E. & LAURIE KEE, MICHAEL $ 1,800 S. $ 55,400 KEIDERLING, WAYNE A. & MAR- JOHNSON, CARLETON E. & LAURIE COUX, ANNETTE V. $ 132,800 S. $ 159,400 JOHNSON, CARLETON E. & LAURIE KELLETT, ADAM E. $ 67,600 S. $ 2,500 KELLETT, ELMER & BEVERLY $ 128,000 JOHNSON, CARLETON E. & LAURIE KELLEY, DONALD F. & TERRI E. $ 24,500 S. $ 4,200 KELLEY, DONALD F. & TERRI E. $ 101,200 JOHNSON, CARLETON E. & LAURIE KELLEY, MICHAEL & DIANE $ 133,900 S. $ 9,500 KELMAR ENTERPRISES, INC. $ 185,800 JOHNSON, CAROLYN B. & ALTON J. $ 214,000 KELSEY, DONALD JR & MERLA $ 243,300 JOHNSON, CHAD S. $ 29,300 JOHNSON, CHAD S. $ 149,800 KENNEY, MARGARET $ 115,500 JOHNSON, CHRISTOPHER L. & $ 87,700 KENNEY, MARGARET $ 15,700 JOHNSON, JOSEPH I & STANLEY, KENNISTON, D. DAVID $ 92,500 ELIZABETH W; TRUSTEES $ 131,400 KENNISTON, D. DAVID $ 105,200 JOHNSON, KENNETH $ 91,700 KENNISTON, DARREN J. & THERESA JOHNSON, MARY J. $ 162,200 MARIE $ 183,900 JOHNSON, PHILLIP G. & DEBRA L. $ 217,200 KENNISTON, DAVID D. & JOANNE C $ 231,800 JOHNSON, SUZANNE L., TRUSTEE $ 141,700 KENNISTON, DAVID D. & JOANNE C $ 2,600 JOHNSON, TERESA R. $ 131,300 KENNISTON, DAVID D. & JOANNE C $ 6,600 JOHNSTONE, FRANK W & PHYLLIS KENNISTON, DAVID D. & JOANNE C $ 162,100 S. $ 39,700 KENNISTON, DAVID D. & JOANNE C $ 21,300 JOKI, JOSEPH F. JR. & DORNA M. $ 121,100 JONASON, DARIUS & PATRICIA $ 167,800 KENNISTON, GEOFFREY $ 154,300 JONES, CHARLES $ 87,900 KENT, RHONDA $ 82,100 JONES, DENISE & SHELDON $ 138,600 KETNER, JOHN D. $ 110,600 JONES, JAMES W. $ 144,300 KIBBE, DAVID H. $ 15,100 JONES, JILL A. & HERBERT T. $ 121,400 KIBBE, DAVID H. & MARILYN S. $ 22,000
119 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren TOWN FINANCial INFORMATION 2010 Annual Report Town Financial Information 2011 Taxpayers (continued) KIBBE, DAVID H. & MARILYN S. $ 4,900 KURR, AARON A. & BETHANY J. $ 136,900 KIBILDIS, GERALD & VICTORIA $ 30,700 KURR, SANDRA J. $ 119,100 KIDNEY, DANI SUE $ 135,100 KWIATKOWSKI, MARC A. & BETH A. $ 526,900 KILTON, CAMERON C. & WHITNEY $ 143,200 LACHANCE, CHRISTOPHER & JOAN $ 197,300 KIMBALL, EDWARD & DOROTHY $ 30,700 LACLAIR, PAUL & DORIS $ 132,000 KIMBALL, EDWARD & DOROTHY $ 30,700 LADD, ROBERT W. & SHERYL A. $ 143,400 KING, DOROTHY J. (LE) $ 99,400 LADD, SHERYL A. $ 16,700 KING, JEANNE M. & EUGENE W. $ 76,900 LADD, WARREN J. & KORPINEN, SALLY KING, RICHARD J. SR. & BRENDA G. $ 130,200 JO-ANNA $ 153,900 KING, RICHARD JR & ROBERTA $ 15,000 LAFFIN, KATHLEEN D. $ 143,200 KINGSBURY, KAY $ 143,500 KINGSTON, BRIAN & SANDRA $ 185,300 LAFLAMME, EDMUND J. & FAITH E. $ 93,100 KINNANE, MICHAEL L. $ 30,700 LAFLAMME, EDMUND J. & FAITH E. $ 181,900 KINNEY, BRIDGETTE $ 106,900 LAFOND, WILLIAM & SYLVIA; ET AL $ 164,900 KINNEY, CHRISTINA $ 145,300 LAIHO, PETER J $ 72,600 KINNEY, GENEVA $ 71,200 LAING, DIANE $ 42,800 KINNEY, GENEVA $ 52,800 LAING, DIANE $ 308,400 KINNEY, GERALDINE E. $ 235,200 LAING, DIANE & LUNDEN, CHARLES JR. $ 34,900 KINNEY, JAMES E. II & WENDY S. $ 144,200 LAING, DIANE & LUNDEN, CHARLES JR. $ 52,800 KINNEY, JAMES E. II & WENDY S. $ 185,000 KINNEY, JAMES R., HEIRS OF $ 60,900 LALLY, MICHAEL & ELIZABETH $ 114,100 KINNEY, VAUGHN $ 158,800 LAMB, JOHN A. & BARBARA $ 214,600 KIRKPATRICK, DEBORAH ANN $ 120,300 LAMB, JOHN A. & BARBARA $ 152,200 KNIGHT, ANGELA $ 59,400 LANE, KEITH A. $ 92,000 KNIGHT, DAVID M. & LINDA J. $ 100,800 LANPHER, GAIL $ 34,800 KNIGHT, GEORGE A. & CHARLOTTE LANPHER, GAIL $ 169,200 A. $ 197,800 KNIGHT, GEORGE A. & CHARLOTTE LANPHIER, CLINTON L $ 144,900 A. $ 156,600 LARSON, BRUCE R. & BARBARA J. $ 34,800 KNIGHT, GREGORY & SHANTELLE $ 173,400 LARSON, BRUCE R. & BARBARA J. $ 240,800 KNIGHT, LINDLEY R. $ 307,800 LASH, THERESA C. & RICHARD $ 185,500 KNIGHT, MELANIE & JOSEPH $ 99,000 LAUKKA, BRUCE $ 144,700 KNIGHT, MICHAEL & WORKS, AN- LAUKKA, BRUCE $ 98,700 GELA $ 120,000 KNIGHT, TERRY L. & LINDLEY R. $ 277,900 LAUKKA, TERRY A. & LOU-CINDY ANN $ 350,800 KNOWLTON, DOUGLAS L. JR & LEACH, CHARLES & MELISSA $ 52,100 ELAINE G $ 121,800 LEACH, EILA $ 189,800 LEACH, EILA $ 4,200 KNOWLTON, PHILIP L.JR & LYNNE R $ 183,400 LEACH, EILA $ 145,900 KNOWLTON, WILLIAM J., II $ 8,400 KNOX MACHINE COMPANY, INC. $ 165,400 LEACH, JOHN I. & PATRICIA $ 157,400 KNUTSON, CHRISTINE A. $ 157,100 LEACH, WAYNE $ 103,600 KNUTSON, GEORGE & DEBORAH $ 275,200 LEAR, CRAIG $ 37,300 KNUTSON, MATTHEW A. $ 182,400 LEAR, CRAIG & AMY $ 121,800 KNUTSON, MATTHEW A. & WILSON, LEARY, DENISE M. $ 97,600 LIANE M. $ 120,500 LEARY, FRANCES R. & KAY F. $ 140,000 KORACH, DOUGLAS L & GELMAN, NATALIE $ 185,300 LEARY-PENDLETON, STEPHANIE $ 180,400 KORASADOWIEZ, BERNADETTE $ 107,900 LEAVITT, DOREEN A $ 161,800 KOSKI, JONATHAN $ 41,000 LEAVITT, NATALIE $ 107,600 KOSKINEN, JACK L. & NANCY C. $ 205,400 LEAVITT, NATALIE $ 77,800 KRAKOFF, PETER A. $ 66,000 LEE, CRAIG H. & LISA M. $ 161,500 KRAKOFF, PETER A. $ 278,500 LEE, RICHARD H. & $ 263,300 KREBS, BRIAN J. $ 129,600 LEE, RICHARD H. & CHERYL T. $ 45,100 KROLL, JOANNE $ 261,500 LEE, RICHARD L & RILDA M $ 103,000 KUNESH, MARK W. & CAMERON L. $ 126,800 KUNTZ, DOUGLAS P. & ROSEMARY LEE, TOBEY $ 118,600 F. $ 184,600 LEGENDRE, ROBERT F JR & KAREN $ 240,800
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LEIDENROTH, KIM E. $ 64,800 LUFKIN, MARIE & DAVID $ 174,700 LEIDENROTH, KIM E. $ 244,500 LUFKIN, RONALD P. $ 109,000 LEIDENROTH, KIM E. $ 31,900 LUFKIN, SANDRA R. & JOEL M. SR. $ 153,700 LEIDENROTH, KIM E. $ 102,000 LUFKIN, TERRY J. $ 186,800 LEIDENROTH, KIM E. $ 90,600 LUFKIN, TERRY J. $ 206,600 LEIDENROTH, KIM E. $ 3,200 LUFKIN, TERRY J. $ 93,400 LELAND, DAVID A. & MELINDA M. $ 118,000 LUFKIN, WILLIAM L. $ 208,300 LELAND, DAVID A. JR. & KATHRYN $ 94,800 LUKS, JILL $ 172,400 LENFESTEY, RALPH E. & GAIL $ 80,400 LUNDEVALL, JAY E $ 144,100 LEON, JO ANN $ 131,200 LYMBURNER, ROBERT $ 51,400 LEONARD, GEORGE $ 96,100 LYNCH, LAURA S. $ 30,700 LETOURNEAU, WAYNE F. $ 30,700 MACDONALD, CHRISTINA $ 160,500 LEVIN, MATTHEW & POLL, CHERYL $ 169,900 MACDONALD, FREDERICK W. AND JAN LEWICKI, KELLY & LOCKE, M. $ 109,000 MARLENE $ 136,400 MACDONALD, FREDERICK W. AND JAN LEWIS, ALTON W. & ANN $ 74,100 M. $ 134,800 LEWIS, BRENDA G. $ 66,200 MACDONALD, PATRICIA A. $ 23,600 LEWIS, CRAIG $ 161,700 MACDONALD, PATRICIA A. $ 12,800 LEWIS, GARY W. & FALES, JOANN $ 89,700 MACDOUGAL, KYLE & KING, RICHARD LEWIS, JOSEPH M. & CHASE, ASH- SR $ - LEY L. $ 37,100 MACDOUGALL, JANICE M. $ 108,300 LEWIS, JUSTIN D. & EATON, MACFEE, WILLIAM F. SR, & MARY C. $ 129,700 LINDSEY A. $ 129,200 MACKENZIE, WENDY W. $ 163,200 LEWIS, MARVIN H. & DONNA M. $ 203,300 MACNEILL, JOAN & DAVID $ 133,500 LEWIS, ROBERT J.; DEVISESS OF $ 129,500 MADDOCKS , RICHARD W. & DIANA L. $ 109,800 LEWIS, TIMOTHY J. $ 205,800 MAGBIE, HUGH & MARY GALE $ 214,100 LIBBY, DOUGLAS C. & PATRICIA $ 180,000 MAGEE, JANE $ 165,700 LIBBY, REBECCA $ 9,100 LIBBY-LYNCH, DAWN N $ 214,300 MAGEE, JANE $ 26,300 LIE-NIELSEN, THOMAS $ 25,600 MAGEE, JANE $ 88,500 LIE-NIELSEN, THOMAS $ 539,100 MAGEE, JANE $ 114,500 LIGHT, LLOYD E. & AMANDA M. $ 118,600 MAHLER, GEORGE & ALICE $ 19,200 LINCOLN, MARK & PEGGY $ 310,200 MAHONEY, JASON & JODIE $ 189,900 LINSCOTT, HOLLIE J. & RONALD H. MAHONEY, JOSEPH P. $ 97,000 JR $ 113,200 MAIN, SHELDON L. & WILLIAMS, KIM- LITTLE, STEPHEN R. $ 165,500 BERLY J. $ 127,300 LITTLEFIELD, CYNTHIA D. $ 200,100 MAINE ESCAPES $ 125,500 LITTLEHALE, GENE L. $ 65,500 MAINE MOBILE MRI ASSOC MPPP $ 49,800 LITTLEHALE, ROBERT L. & BAR- MAINE MUSSELL CO. INC. $ 241,800 BARA J. $ 120,100 MAINE RSA #1, INC. $ 42,900 LOCKE, DOUGLAS C.; HEIRS OF $ 69,200 MAINE STATE OF $ - LOCKHART, FAITH, ET AL. $ 3,900 MALAN, ROY $ 136,900 LOMBARDO, STEPHEN M. & SUSAN B. $ 191,000 MALAN, ROY T. $ 214,900 LONG, CEDRIC W. SR. $ 27,400 MANK BROS INC $ 600 LONG, DEAN O. & HEATHER M. $ 3,600 MANK BROS INC $ 185,800 LONG, DEAN O. & HEATHER M. $ 158,000 MANK BROTHERS, INC. $ 54,200 LONG, GARY A. & DEBORAH A. $ 27,400 MANK, ALETA $ 99,400 LOWBERG, ROBERT $ 4,900 MANK, ALETA R. $ 32,200 LOWE, CHRIS & PERKINS, JAMIE $ 24,400 MANK, ALETA R. $ 31,300 LOZIER, JEFFREY W. $ 435,000 MANK, AMY M. & KIRBY H. $ 112,200 LOZIER, JEFFREY W. $ 1,500 MANK, FLOYD E. & ESTHER M. $ 128,600 MANK, FRANCES J. $ 2,700 LOZIER, JEFFREY W. $ 3,400 MANK, FRANCES J. $ 1,600 LUCE, BENJAMIN G. $ 93,900 LUCE, WAYNE G. $ 154,800 MANK, FRANK A. JR. $ 109,500 LUFKIN, LOUISE $ 61,800 MANK, FRANK A. JR. & TODD $ 165,500 121 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town FinancialT OWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION 2011 Taxpayers (continued) MANK, HARLOW $ 70,400 MAXCY, RICHARD $ 502,100 MANK, HARLOW $ 300 MAXCY, RICHARD B. $ 114,100 MANK, HARLOW $ 30,600 MAXFIELD, BERT E & RUTH R $ 129,900 MANK, HARLOW $ 30,800 MAZANEC, DOUGLAS $ 66,600 MANK, HARLOW $ 30,800 MCALEVEY, JOHN R. & HASKELL, PENE- MANK, HARLOW $ 30,800 LOPE H. $ 256,000 MANK, HARLOW $ 151,500 MCANANEY, JUSTIN K. & MICHELLE L. $ 165,800 MANK, HARLOW M. $ 344,600 MCCARTY, GLEN $ 71,400 MANK, HARLOW; ET AL $ 116,300 MCCLEAN, SARAH $ 224,500 MANK, JEANNETTE $ 108,300 MCCLURE, GAIL $ 114,900 MANK, LINDA M. $ 154,000 MCCRANN, LAWRENCE J. $ 51,400 MANK, RICHARD A. & JACQUELINE MCCUSKER, JOSEPH T. JR. & DEBORAH $ 166,300 R. $ 58,500 MCCUSKER, JOSEPH T. JR. & DEBORAH $ 165,100 MANK, SANDRA A. $ 27,000 MCDONALD, JOAN A. $ 137,000 MANK, SHAWN F. $ 52,800 MCGLINCEY, CHRISTOPHER M. $ 1,100 MANK, SUZANNE M $ 83,900 MCGLINCEY, CHRISTOPHER M. $ 30,500 MANK, VERNA O. DEVISESS OF $ 100 MCGRORY, POLLY & BUSSE, WOLF- MANK, VERNA, DEVISSES OF $ 36,000 GANG $ 143,800 MANK, WILLIAM S. (LE) $ 175,900 MCKELLAR, DAVID C. & DEENA W. $ 244,800 MANLEY, CAROL S. $ 38,000 MCKELLAR, WESLEY $ 91,000 MANLEY, JACK & LISA $ 201,900 MCKEOWN, ROBERT E. & CATHERINE A. $ 187,300 MANSFIELD, CHARLES $ 33,100 MCMAHON, DONALD E. & JUDITH A. $ 218,200 MANSFIELD, CHARLES E. & MCMANUS, PATRICK & ELLSWORTH, MICHAUD, TAMMIE L. $ 122,300 MELANIE $ 175,700 MANSFIELD, CHARLES R. $ 122,700 MCNEIL, MICHAEL, DEBORA & JENNIE $ 3,900 MANSFIELD, STEPHEN V. & DEB- MCREA, JOHN $ 158,200 ORAH $ 181,500 MCREA, JOHN $ 42,900 MARITIME ENERGY $ 316,200 MEDFORD, HENRY E. III & DONNA J. $ 133,500 MARKWITH, STEVEN & PAMELA L. $ 146,900 MEDICKE, ROSE S. $ 131,300 MARQUIS, DENNIS & HELEN $ 150,700 MEINERSMANN, PAUL R. & REBECCA $ 141,400 MARR, WALTER E. $ 31,800 MEKLIN, ERIK A. & BRUCE $ 144,300 MARR, WALTER E. & BRENDA L. $ 59,000 MEKLIN, JUDITH E. $ 9,100 MARRINER, RUTH $ 60,600 MEKLIN, JUDITH E. $ 6,600 MARSHALL, LEE $ 206,400 MEKLIN, JUDITH E. $ 1,400 MARTIN, ALAN ROBERT & LAURIE MEKLIN, JUDITH E. $ 4,900 JEAN $ 113,100 MEKLIN, JUDITH E. $ 3,500 MARTIN, DEAN C. & KALI S. $ 125,700 MARTIN, ERIC G $ 126,800 MEKLIN, JUDITH E. $ 1,400 MARTIN, HERBERT G. & ELSIE M. $ 119,700 MEKLIN, JUDY & BRUCE $ 106,900 MARTIN, JOHN & TRISHA $ 185,600 MEKLIN, SUSAN S $ 100,200 MARTIN, MAURICE; HEIRS OF $ 160,600 MELVIN, DAVID $ 84,500 MARTIN, MAURICE; HEIRS OF $ 3,000 MERRIFIELD, BRIAN L. & ANNETTE E. $ 124,200 MERRIFIELD, MICHAEL S. & SMITH, MARTIN, PAULETTE E. $ 43,900 DAWN M. $ 97,000 MARTIN, ROBERT $ 192,900 MERRIFIELD, PERCY $ 92,900 MARTINS, ALEXANDER III $ 4,900 MERRILL, MICHAEL & ANNETTE $ 82,700 MARTINS, ALEXANDER III & RE- BECCA C $ 97,300 MERRILL, ROBERT R. $ 10,600 MASSIE, GEORGE J. $ 178,500 MERROW, FRANCIS & SHARON $ 31,100 MATLOW, WENDY S.; TRUSTEE $ 79,500 MESERVEY, CLIFFORD $ 22,000 MATTHEWS, MICHAEL $ 138,600 MESERVEY, JASON $ 40,500 MATTOON, ROBERT L $ 86,300 MESERVEY, JASON $ 93,800 MAURAIS, ANNE L & RICHARD J $ 254,100 MESERVEY, WILLIAM R. $ 134,600 MAXCY, CHARLES & PAULA $ 183,000 MESSALINE, RICHARD L. & VIRGINIA L $ 278,900 MAXCY, CHARLES D $ 49,800 MESSER, ANITA; DEVISEES OF $ 142,900 MAXCY, IRENE $ 359,900 METCALF, NOLA $ 2,500
122 122 2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren TOWN FINANCialTown INFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued) METCALF, NOLA M. $ 157,700 MOODY, WAYNE P. & AMY J. $ 29,700 MEYER, BRUCE W. & MARTHA A. $ 150,600 MOORE, DOREEN $ 45,600 MEYER, NORMAN E & SHIRLEY E $ 99,100 MOORE, EARLE P. JR. & MONICA P. $ 145,800 MEYER, TIMOTHY J. $ 74,100 MOORE, ELLA R., DEVISSES OF $ 68,700 MICUE, HERBERT R $ 11,000 MOORE, HELEN (LE) $ 194,000 MICUE, HERBERT R $ 52,100 MOORE, JAMES $ 57,200 MICUE, HERBERT R JR. & BONNIE D. $ 365,400 MORGAN, JOANNE E $ 77,400 MILLER, BARBARA, TRUSTEE $ 267,800 MORGAN, JOHN & LENA; TRUSTEES $ 211,700 MILLER, DAVID, SR. $ 55,300 MORIN, CALVIN R. & MICHELE D. $ 116,800 MILLER, JOHN AND LYNN $ 31,300 MORIN, CALVIN R. & MICHELE D. $ 49,700 MILLER, LEMUEL & GERALDINE $ 14,600 MORIN, RAYMOND & LIPTON-MORIN, MILLER, LEMUEL & GERALDINE $ 39,400 DEBORAH $ 129,500 MILLER, MARGARET GARDNER $ 186,600 MORRILL, MALCOLM & SHATTUCK, MILLER, OTTO H. & DARLENE $ 136,900 PENNY S. $ 94,200 MILLIKEN, RICHARD & LESLEY A. $ 54,700 MORRIS, BARBARA J $ 142,800 MILLIKEN, RICHARD AND LESLEY A. $ 54,000 MORRIS, DALE A. & DALLAS $ 186,300 MILLS, L ARTHUR & MARGARET $ 119,500 MORSE, ERNEST $ 48,300 MILLS, GARY $ 1,100 MORSE, TIMOTHY A. & HOLLY A. $ 32,600 MILLS, GARY; ET AL $ 2,800 MOSHIER, TAMMY $ 108,700 MILLS, KAREN M $ 116,700 MOSS, E. ROY $ 3,500 MILLS, LYNDA H. $ 28,500 MOULTON, ROBERT C. $ 90,600 MILLS, LYNDA H. $ 172,900 MSAD 40 $ - MILLS, STEPHANIE J. & PATRICK M. $ 83,000 MSAD 40 $ - MILLS, STEPHEN L $ 172,200 MUELLER, GEORGE N. & JANICE A. $ 238,800 MILLS, STEPHEN L $ 34,100 MULHERN, MARY $ 424,000 MILTON, MICHAEL & KIM $ 160,000 MULHOLLAND, PATRICIA F. $ 35,700 MINZY, RICHARD $ 134,000 MUNROE, LORNE & JANEE $ 398,500 MITCHELL, NANCY $ 30,700 MURGITA, BRIAN A. $ 127,600 $ MURPHY, VAUGHN E. & CAROLYN M. $ 126,300 MOBIUS, INC. - MOCCIA, LOUIS J & JIL R $ 120,800 MURRAY, APRIL D. $ 113,600 MOHLER-AVERY, JT $ 90,000 MURRAY, APRIL D. $ 34,400 MOIR, PHYLLIS $ 131,100 MURRAY, LESLIE E $ 4,800 MONAGHAN, J. BARRY $ 117,900 MURRAY, LESLIE E $ 171,300 MONROE, CHARLES F. & M. MURRAY, THOMAS O. & ELIZABETH A. $ 135,800 PATRICIA $ 34,400 MYERS, EDWARD & SUZANNE $ 7,700 MONROE, CHARLES F. & M. MYERS, WAYNE W & JOANN B. $ 3,800 PATRICIA $ 139,800 MONROE, CHARLES F. & PATRICIA MYRICK, JAMES W. & RACHELLE M. $ 136,400 M. $ 29,900 NADEAU, PHILIP B. $ 152,700 MONROE, MICHAEL S. & MARTHA S. $ 73,600 NADEAU, WILLIAM F & BARBARA J. $ 4,200 MONROE, RICHARD E JR, & LINDA $ 215,300 NADEAU, WILLIAM F & BARBARA J. $ 19,200 MONROE, RICHARD E JR, & LINDA $ 4,000 NADEAU, WILLIAM F & BARBARA J. $ 106,700 MONROE, RICHARD E JR, & LINDA $ 35,800 NAN-PAUL PROPERTIES $ 191,800 MONROE, RICHARD E JR, & LINDA $ 4,200 NASH, JR. ROBERT W. & TERRACINA $ 111,900 MONROE, RICHARD E JR, & LINDA $ 5,300 NASON, STEPHEN $ 89,800 MONROE, ROBERT B. $ 14,000 NELSON, BARBARA P. $ 155,100 MONROE, SCOTT $ 225,800 NELSON, CARRIE E. $ 63,400 MONROE, SCOTT $ 3,500 NELSON, STEVEN W. & GLORIA J. $ 73,900 MONROE, SCOTT E. & MARTHA S. $ 30,400 NERI, ERNEST P. $ 201,200 MONTGOMERY, ERIC $ 2,000 NEWMAN, JUDITH L. $ 96,900 MONTGOMERY, PAUL R. $ 144,100 NGUYEN, LORIE HOYT & CHUONG $ 97,400 MOODY, TIMOTHY & JANET G. $ 364,500 NICEWONGER, PHILIP G. & FAITH A. $ 198,900 MOODY, WAYNE P. & AMY J. $ 121,800 NICHOLS, JAMES & ANNE $ 121,800
123 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town FinancialT OWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION 2011 Taxpayers (continued) NICHOLS, JAMES & ANNE $ 23,200 OVERLOCK, DWIGHT L. & SHERYL L. $ 47,500 NICHOLS, MARK L $ 229,500 OVERLOCK, DWIGHT L. & SHERYL L. $ 72,800 NICHOLS, SHELLY J. $ 134,400 OVERLOCK, ERIC & PATRICIA $ 151,200 NICKERSON, ROY A. $ 124,600 OVERLOCK, FRANK, JR. & KAREN M. $ 129,200 NICKERSON, ROY A., II $ 84,900 OVERLOCK, GERALDINE & GARAND, NILAND, ROBERT T. & SUSAN P. $ 150,200 INGRID $ 33,300 NILSON, EVERT & HELEN $ 155,500 OVERLOCK, GRACE (LE) $ 121,000 NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELE- OVERLOCK, KRISTOPHER M. $ 214,600 PHONE OPERATIONS LLC $ 600 OVERLOCK, KYLE M. & DAWN M. $ 244,000 NORTON, DAN & GAIL $ 138,700 OVERLOCK, MYRON C. & SUSAN J. $ 64,700 NORWOOD, ANNA ET AL $ 135,200 OVERLOCK, MYRON C. & SUSAN J. $ 228,100 NORWOOD, CYNTHIA & STERLING $ 174,000 OVERLOCK, MYRON C. & SUSAN J. $ 60,600 NORWOOD, MICHAEL D. & CERI M. $ 120,900 OVERLOCK, NEIL & SANDRA $ 10,500 NORWOOD, PAUL & KIMBERLY $ 147,000 OVERLOCK, NEIL & SANDRA $ 259,800 NOVICKA, NEIL & ESTHER $ 200,500 OVERLOCK, NEIL & SANDRA $ 1,400 NOYES, ALBERT BENJAMIN $ 61,700 OBER, ROBERT L SR. & PAMELA $ 230,700 OVERLOCK, ROBIN & SUSAN $ 127,400 O'BRIEN, REX AND BETH $ 139,300 OVERLOCK, ROBIN & SUSAN $ 38,800 O'BUCHON, SHANE M. $ 85,700 OVERLOCK, RUSSELL G. & VIRGINIA D. $ 162,800 O'DONNELL, RYAN $ 38,400 OVERLOCK, SAMUEL A. & JENNIFER L. $ 27,700 O'DONNELL, WILLIAM J. & S. ELLEN $ 157,400 OVERLOCK, SAMUEL A. & JENNIFER L. $ 148,300 O'DONOGHUE, JAMIE N. & JENNIFER OVERLOCK, SCOTT $ 21,000 L. $ 148,900 OVERLOCK, WALTER & LESLIE G. $ 172,600 OGDEN, AUSTIN G. & LYNDA P. $ 32,400 OXTON, MARGARET L. & KING, CAR- OLDROYD, JAMES & LINETTE $ 29,600 LENE L. $ 101,200 OLMSTED, JAMES R $ 93,800 PADE, RICHARD C & DORIS $ 54,200 OLMSTED, JAMES R $ 96,700 PAINE, CHESTER, HEIRS OF $ 209,700 OLSEN, CLIFTON F., SR. & LESLIE J. $ 71,300 PARENT, CYNTHIA C. $ 82,100 OLSEN, DEBORAH A. $ 107,100 PARENT, PATRICK H. & LESLIE A. $ 286,900 OLSEN, SHELBY L. & DEAN E. $ 135,100 PARENT, RICHARD L. JR. & ANN E. $ 163,700 ORBIN, TIMOTHY P. & NICOLE S. $ 31,600 PARENT, RICHARD L. JR. & ANN E. $ 1,000 ORDWAY, SHANE V. $ 88,500 PARINI, GLENN M $ 294,100 OSDEN-CHARRON, JAMES & CHAR- PARKER, ORRIN M. $ 153,200 RON, NELSON $ 95,300 OTT, EDWARD $ 156,300 PARKER, PETER E. & CHERYL L. $ 122,000 OTT, EDWARD $ 27,000 PARKER, RUSSELL F., JR. $ 226,300 OTT, PATRICIA $ 129,200 PARKER, WILLIAM A. $ 139,700 OTT, TROY $ 63,300 PARKS, GEORGE D. & JULIA R. $ 120,600 OUELLETTE, ALFRED L. SUSAN E. $ 153,200 PARKS, GEORGE D. & JULIA R. $ 42,800 OVERLOCK, ALBERT & JANICE $ 134,600 PARKS, GEORGE D. & JULIA R. $ 400 OVERLOCK, ALBERT & JANICE $ 29,900 PARLIN, ANN MARIE & ROBERT B. $ 70,000 OVERLOCK, ALDEN $ 116,100 PARREAULT, SHARON $ 9,400 OVERLOCK, ANNETTE $ 149,300 PARSONS, MANK CHRIS $ 38,200 OVERLOCK, BENJAMIN L. & TAY- PARSONS, ROBERT & PATRICIA $ 165,000 LOR, CARRIE L. $ 109,800 PARTRIDGE, S.H.& V.M.; JOHNSTON J.L. OVERLOCK, BRADLEY $ 169,700 & C.L.; $ 225,400 OVERLOCK, BRADLEY $ 600 PATTERSON, MATTHEW T. & SUSAN P. $ 179,300 OVERLOCK, BRADLEY $ 200 PAUL, DAVID D. $ 166,300 OVERLOCK, CAROLYN $ 194,400 PAYSON, ALAN C. $ 117,500 OVERLOCK, CHARLES P. & THELMA PAYSON, ANTHONY & MARY $ 36,900 P. $ 30,700 OVERLOCK, CHARLES P. & THELMA PAYSON, EVELYN, HEIRS OF $ 125,400 P. $ 46,000 PAYSON, EVELYN, HEIRS OF $ 81,600 OVERLOCK, DAISY $ 76,100 PAYSON, JEFFERY & JENNIFER $ 116,200 OVERLOCK, DUANE M. BETHANY L. $ 126,000 PEABODY, NORMAN L. & MARY (LE) $ 250,500 OVERLOCK, DWIGHT L. $ 28,900 PEABODY, ROGER L. & LINDA $ 191,700
124 124 2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren TOWN FINANCialTown INFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued) PEASE, ADAM R. & KIMBERLY S. $ 152,100 PHILLIPS, LELAND R & BEATRICE J $ 84,400 PEASE, ALAN & LINDA $ 216,200 PIASCZYK, STANLEY & MYRA $ 193,500 PEASE, ALAN R. $ 76,700 PIERPONT, BRENDA C. $ 4,200 PEASE, ALAN R. & LINDA M.D. $ 63,800 PINCHBECK, JAY CHRISTOPHER $ 68,200 PEASE, ALAN RICHARD $ 49,200 PINKHAM, LEWIS & LILLIAN, TRUS- PEASE, ARTHUR & MARIE $ 46,600 TEES $ 144,200 PEASE, ARTHUR & MARIE $ 49,300 PEASE, ARTHUR & MARIE $ 120,100 PINKHAM, LINDSEY G. $ 155,500 PEASE, CARMEN L. $ 74,500 PIPER, BETSY H. $ 123,100 PEASE, CAROLYN J. $ 300 PIRONE, JANE M. $ 137,200 PEASE, CAROLYN J. & MAXCY, GE- PIRONE, JANE M. $ 49,000 RALD $ 130,600 PLUM, SIDNEY & STEPHEN $ 224,700 PEASE, CAROLYN J. & MAXCY, GE- POLAND, ELAINE M. $ 114,600 RALD $ 179,900 PEASE, CAROLYN J. & MAXCY, GE- POLAND, JAMES & ALLISON $ 142,200 RALD $ 4,200 POLAND, LESTYN & SANDRA M. $ 44,100 PEASE, CHRISTINE $ 4,500 POLAND, LESTYN & SANDRA M. $ 145,900 PEASE, ERIC E. $ 107,900 POLAND, RICHARD $ 78,300 PEASE, HARLAN G. SR. $ 140,900 POLLEY, MARC D. $ 151,300 PEASE, JAMES & MARIA $ 28,800 POMERLEAU, DIANA M AND BARRY A. $ 161,400 PEASE, NATHAN JR. $ 3,700 POPE, DOUGLAS C.& MARY ELIZABETH PEASE, PETER F., DEVISSES OF $ 177,600 F $ 157,400 PEASE, PETER F., DEVISSES OF $ 5,300 PORTER, BRADLEY L. & ELLEN M. $ 105,400 PEASE, PETER, JR. & SUSAN $ 171,000 PORTER, GLENN F. & GERRY-PORTER, PEDREIRA, WILFRED D. & PAULINE LAURELL $ 143,400 M. $ 143,800 PORTER, JENNIE $ 106,400 PELLICANI, MARIANNE $ 33,500 PELLICANI, MARIANNE $ 155,900 POTTLE, LEWVILLE & JILL $ 115,100 PELLICANI, MARIANNE $ 128,800 POWER, CLAIRE E. & LAWRENCE M. $ 113,700 PELLICANI, MARIANNE $ 381,700 PRESCOTT, PHYLLIS $ 33,900 PENDLETON, DANIEL T. $ 194,600 PRESCOTT, PHYLLIS, & DOUGLAS M. $ 118,500 PENNINGTON, WILLIAM T. & NANCY PRICE, GARY E. $ 134,700 E. $ 115,600 PRIEBE, ELIZABETH A $ 67,000 PERCY, SYLVIA ANN $ 147,700 PRIOR, DWAYNE S. & DALE C. $ 68,900 PERKINS, BONITA $ 207,500 PROPHET, ROCKI T. $ 110,500 PERKINS, SALLY E. $ 137,500 PERO, EDWARD B,JANE P. KRUSE,& $ 215,800 PROVOST, PATRICK P. & ELIZABETH P. $ 34,500 PERREAULT, PAUL & JACKSON, PROVOST, PATRICK P. & ELIZABETH P. $ 188,400 DANIEL $ 21,700 PUCHALSKI, DENEB; TRUSTEE $ 75,200 PERRY, DAVID L, & JOAN D. $ 126,300 PUSCH, FRANCES C. $ 130,400 PERRY, GEORGE & CHRISTINE $ 137,500 PUTANSU, HAROLD & ALBERTA $ 166,400 PERRY, KELLY S. $ 148,400 QUIMBY, CHARLES S. & PATRICIA C. $ 68,000 PERRY, ROBERT & JILL $ 45,200 QUINN, HELENE M. & HOWARD, CLARK PERSING, DALE D. $ 153,600 E. $ 56,700 PETERS, CALLI L. & NICHOLAS W. $ 131,000 QUINN, LOUIS A., DEVISESS OF $ 139,400 PETERSON, CARL & SHIRLEY; TRUS- TEES $ 249,200 QUINN, ROBERT & HELENE $ 77,500 PETERSON, DOROTHY L., DEVISSES QUINN, RYAN L. & TURNER, CYRENA OF $ 89,200 M. $ 75,500 PETERSON, MARK R. $ 167,700 R.L. GRAHAM COMPANY, LLC $ 56,600 PETERSON, MICHAEL A. & DEBORAH R.L. GRAHAM COMPANY, LLC $ 270,800 K. $ 257,700 RAHKONEN, HEIDI B. $ 78,500 PETROVITS, ELIZA C. & CAMPBELL, RAINEY, CHRISTOPHER A. $ 119,600 ILLONA $ 182,500 RAIRIGH, BOBBI M. $ 162,500 PETTEE, IRENE C & WOOSTER, HAR- RALPH, FLORENCE $ 59,300 OLD E $ 88,600 PHILBRICK, GILBERT E & TERRY S. $ 209,300 RALPH, RONALD & R. STEPHEN $ 144,100 PHILBROOK, R WARREN & ELIZA- RAMSDELL, CHRISTOPHER K. $ 169,500 BETH $ 174,700 RAMSDELL, STEPHEN K. & JEAN A. $ 256,000 PHILBROOK, RONALD V. & DENISE B. $ 317,800 RAMSEY, BARBARA A. $ 101,400 PHILBROOK, SHARON $ 113,600 RAMSEY, STEPHANIE A. & SZARKA, PHILLIPS, JUNE & J. ROBERT $ 135,900 WALTER, A. $ 96,600 125 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town FinancialT OWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION 2011 Taxpayers (continued) RANDALL, BARBARA $ 50,800 ROBBINS LUMBER, INC. $ 49,000 RANDALL, BARBARA (LE) $ 148,200 ROBBINS LUMBER, INC. $ 9,100 RANDOLPH, DAVID K. & MARIA L. $ 167,900 ROBBINS LUMBER, INC. $ 34,200 RAUSCHNOT, KATHERINE M $ 196,800 ROBBINS, GEORGE H. SR. $ 74,400 RAY, J.G., JR. $ 246,400 ROBBINS, KIM M. $ 72,100 READ, HAROLD E III $ 114,700 ROBBINS, RICHARD & MARCIA $ 143,400 READ, PAMELA $ 39,300 ROBBINS, SARAH L. & JAMIE L. $ 79,100 READ, PAMELA $ 124,500 ROBBINS, WILLIAM & VELZORA $ 39,100 READ, PAMELA & PEABODY, BRAD- LEY $ 131,500 ROBBINSON, ARNOLD $ 160,600 REED, BRIAN S. $ 113,600 ROBERTS, JENNIFER $ 35,300 REED, CLARA $ 149,800 ROBICHEAU, LEANNE M. & JOSEPH M. $ 204,800 REED, JEFFERY E. $ 64,300 ROBIDEAUX, KEITH $ 7,300 REED, KENNETH; DEVISSES OF $ 160,500 ROBINSON, BASIL $ 1,400 REED, KERRY $ 197,200 ROBINSON, BASIL $ 5,600 REED, LARRY J. $ 141,300 ROBINSON, BRYAN L. $ 135,300 REED, MARK $ 17,800 ROBINSON, GARY A. & DOROTHY A. $ 45,600 REED, MICHAEL $ 135,900 ROBINSON, GARY A. & DOROTHY A. $ 283,400 REED, MICHAEL W. & CHRISTINE L. $ 39,000 ROBINSON, GARY A. & DOROTHY A. $ 22,800 REIMER, CHERYL A. & DONALD D. $ 127,800 ROBINSON, JILL $ 88,600 REMY, ROGER D. & PATTIE L. $ 38,700 ROBINSON, LEE A. $ 115,700 RESCH, KARIN & SUTTON, PAULA G. $ 167,700 ROBINSON, MELANIE $ 12,400 REUILLARD, MARK R. & LORILEE D. $ 130,000 ROBINSON, STERLING B. $ 182,100 REWIS, BENJAMIN H. & GIDSON, ROBINSON, STERLING B. $ 22,800 MELAN $ 47,100 ROBINSON, STERLING B. $ 1,400 REYNOLDS, LINDA D. $ 57,100 ROBINSON, STERLING B. $ 93,400 REYNOLDS, LINDA D. & MELISSA J. $ 46,000 RHYS, TIMOTHY $ 135,000 ROBINSON, STERLING B.; GARY A. $ 300 RICH, ERNEST J. & WINONA $ 160,400 ROBINSON, TERESA M. & $ 135,200 RICHARDI, JOSEPH & JOAN K. $ 30,300 ROBINSON, TERRY W. $ 29,600 RICHARDI, JOSEPH & JOAN K. $ 153,600 ROBINSON, TERRY W. JR. $ 4,800 RICHARDS, DENISE $ 125,500 ROBINSON, TERRY W., SR. $ 85,600 RICHARDS, STEVEN & KAREN $ 114,000 ROCCHIO, CHRISTINE & ROBERT $ 36,300 RICHARDSON, BRENT R. & AUDREY ROCKVILLE REALTY INC. $ 150,700 G. $ 136,600 RODGERS, IRIS M. $ 56,000 RICHARDSON, BRENT R. & AUDREY RODRIGUE, RICHARD L. (LE) $ 76,400 G. $ 30,800 ROGERS, KAREN M. & WEEKS, RICHARDSON, BRIAN & MARY $ 96,000 JEFFERY $ 83,000 RICHARDSON, JOHN D. & LESLIE $ 122,700 ROGERS, KENDALL & DENA M. $ 206,000 RICHARDSON, MARK & KELLY $ 241,700 ROGERS, KRISTAL J. $ 113,800 RICHARDSON, REBECCA & PLUECKER, WILLIAM $ 177,500 ROGERS, MICHAEL & JULIE $ 113,400 RICHARDSON, WESLEY $ 30,000 ROGERS, STEVEN C. & DEBORAH A. $ 122,800 RICHARDSON, WESLEY E. $ 173,800 ROHL, CAROL $ 114,500 RICKER, DUSTIN & AMY L. $ 165,900 ROMAN, JR, RALPH A. & INGRID L. $ 31,900 RICKER, JANE B. $ 58,800 RONDEAU, HELENE $ 118,300 RIDEOUT, EVERETT W. & TINA M. $ 271,400 ROSE, KATHRYN ANNE $ 112,400 RIFKIND, RICHARD D. & MARY ANN $ 302,200 ROSHOLT, KEVIN M. & KELLY L & ROBIN L. $ 115,000 RIIKONEN, DAVID A & MARI-LYNNE $ 30,700 RILEY, DANNY R. & NANCY L. $ 42,300 ROSS RENTALS, LLC $ 251,200 RILEY, GILBERT N. & ELIZABETH G. $ 60,200 ROSS, DONALD & PATRICIA M. $ 249,400 RIPLEY TRANSPORT $ 50,800 ROSS, JAMES M. AND CINDY $ 79,900 RIPLEY, DAREN C. & DEBRA S. $ 40,500 ROSS, MARK A. & RONNER L. $ 267,300 RIPLEY, DOUGLAS W. SR. & DANA L. $ 6,900 ROTH, DOUGLAS & TAMAO $ 122,900 RIPLEY, DOUGLAS W., JR & TERRA L. $ 139,100 RUBENSTEIN, ROBERT S. $ 123,900
126 126 2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren TOWN FINANCialTown INFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued) RUGGIERI, REBECCA W. & SCAMFER, RANDOLPH D. & LANGMEYER, AUGUSTUS $ 111,300 MELANIE E. $ 332,600 RUMINSKI, SHIRLEY $ 189,600 SCHLEIS, CHRISTOPHER R. $ 94,300 RUNGE, LELAND F. & ROCHELLE SCHMIZ, JOHN & ANNETTE $ 103,800 A. & GREGORY D. $ 119,200 SCHNEIDER, CHRISTOPHER J. & DEBRA $ 180,300 RUSH, CRYSTAL & ERIC $ 108,000 SCHROEDER, FRANCES $ 30,700 RUSSELL, CONSTANCE E. $ 125,000 RYAN, ROSCOE L. & LISA L. $ 167,700 SCHROEDER, FRANK R., COL $ 254,000 RYAN, TERANCE L. & CHERYL B. $ 432,000 SCHULTZ, THOMAS W. & ALICE R. $ 185,900 RYAN, TERANCE L. & CHERYL B. $ 38,800 SCHUMANN, KRISTOPHER & JULIE $ 200,400 RYAN, TERANCE L. & CHERYL B. $ 347,500 SCHUMANN, PAUL $ 24,700 RYAN, TERANCE L. & CHERYL B. $ 170,100 SCHUSTER, KENDRA W. $ 109,100 RYAN, TERANCE L. & CHERYL B. & SCOTT, JEANNE C. (LE) $ 207,700 BROOKS, LAWRENCE A. $ 48,300 SCOTT, SUSAN C. $ 123,900 RYDER, JOSEPH & PAULINE $ 157,200 SCRIMA, ANTHONY E. & NANCY $ 30,800 RYTKY, RICHARD $ 159,700 RYTKY, SULO & VICTORIA $ 137,300 SEARLE, MARK & CHRIS $ 234,300 RZR COMPANY, INC. $ 11,000 SECORD, RONALD & ANN $ 101,000 SAASTAMOINEN, HAN & CHRIS- SEDGEWICK, DEBRA. $ 101,200 TINE $ 126,600 SEELEY, ROANNE S. & SMITH, ERIN $ 81,100 SABIEN, NELSON M. & KELLY J. $ 175,000 SETTLEMIRE, SCOTT & CANDANCE $ 27,400 SABOLD, W CARL JR $ 284,300 SETTLEMIRE, SCOTT & CANDANCE $ 202,500 SAINIO, MELODY V. $ 145,900 SEVIGNY, RICHARD J. $ 124,800 SALAFIA, ANNE & JAMES J. $ 155,400 SEWELL, BRUCE W. $ 197,200 SALENIUS, KAREN C. $ 163,800 SEWELL, DIANA O. $ 141,100 SALENIUS, KAREN C. $ 33,700 SALO, CYNTHIA $ 5,500 SEWELL, JAMES M. & TAMMY L. $ 207,800 SALO, CYNTHIA CARROLL & GARY $ 141,500 SEWELL, MICHELE A. $ 88,800 SAMPSON, PAUL N. & JULIA B. $ 365,400 SEWELL, ROSE $ 93,800 SANDY SHORES OWNERS ASSOC. SHANLEY, PAUL T. & LINDA M. $ 40,700 INC $ 1,000 SHARKEY, JACK $ 119,600 SAROKA, STEVEN F $ 177,600 SHEEHAN, ROBERT L. & JULIE E. $ 118,200 SAROKA, STEVEN F. $ 63,800 SHEGIRIAN, JACQUELYN G. & GARDNER, SAUCIER, PAUL $ 107,700 MARC A. $ 17,400 SAUNDERS, ELIZABETH $ 115,800 SHELMERDINE, PAUL & AMANDA $ 167,300 SAUNDERS, JEFFERY $ 3,900 SHERRY, SCOTT C. & JENKINS, ALETA L. $ 178,800 SAUNDERS, MICHAEL A. & TAMA- LYNE D. $ 119,600 SHROUT, FRANCES $ 14,800 SAUNDERS, VAUGHN $ 85,800 SHUMAN, KENNETH P. $ 138,000 SAUNDERS, VAUGHN $ 45,300 SHUMAN, KENNETH P. $ 500 SAVAGE, SANDRA F $ 199,900 SHUMAN, MARILYN & PAUL C & LINDA R $ 53,100 SAWYER, CYNTHIA A. & RYAN E. $ 272,800 SILLOWAY, LOIS C. (LE) $ 157,600 SAWYER, DANIEL C. $ 1,000 SILVA, NICHOLE A. & STEVEN J. $ 28,000 SAWYER, DANIEL C. $ 134,200 SILVERMAN, RONALD $ 31,600 SAWYER, DANIEL C. $ 8,300 SILVERMAN, RONALD $ 171,000 SAWYER, DENNIS R. $ 253,300 SIMMONS, BRANDON $ 22,300 SAWYER, DENNIS R. $ 33,500 SIMMONS, DANIEL R. $ 67,700 SAWYER, DENNIS R. ET AL $ 143,600 SIMMONS, GLORIA $ 35,300 SAWYER, FLORA (LE) $ 88,400 SAWYER, JAY $ 136,800 SIMMONS, ROGER & LINDA $ 120,000 SAWYER, JAY M. $ 70,800 SIMMONS, SHERMAN $ 85,300 SAWYER, PAMELA $ 109,600 SIMMONS, TIMOTHY R. $ 105,800 SAWYER, RYAN H. & YEATER, SIMMONS, TODD A. & KIMBERLY $ 8,700 ERIKA H. $ 34,600 SIMONS, FLORINE $ 35,700 SAWYER, STEPHEN & JUDITH $ 153,600 SIMONS, FLORINE $ 37,100 SBN, INC. $ 75,400 SIMPSON, DAVID D. $ 111,400 SBN, INC. $ 90,800 SIMPSON, PETER H. & MARCIA P. $ 232,500 127 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town FinancialT OWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION 2011 Taxpayers (continued) SIMPSON, STEVEN E. & CYNTHIA J. $ 41,100 SOKOLOFF, TERENCE M. $ 48,400 SINCYR, JASON L. & CYNTHIA A. $ 254,000 SOKOLOFF, TERENCE M. $ 48,700 SKIFFINGTON, PHYLLIS R. $ 316,800 SOKOLOFF, TERENCE M. $ 270,900 SKINNER, DENNIS B. $ 156,500 SOKOLOFF, TERENCE M. & GARY $ 2,200 SKINNER, DENNIS B. $ 46,700 SOKOLOFF, TERENCE M. & GARY $ 46,300 SLEEPER, PEGGY B. $ 286,100 SOKOLOFF, TERENCE M. & GARY $ 51,500 SMALL, JANETTE $ 146,800 SOKOLOFF, TERENCE M. & GARY $ 216,800 SMALL, JOHN H. $ 78,400 SOMMERS, KATHLEEN R. $ 30,700 SMALL, NATHANIEL L. & DAYNE D. $ 139,100 SOUCY, GREGORY & TRUDY $ 181,500 SMALLEY, JASON $ 164,300 SOULE, DAVID L. & CINDY L. $ 110,200 SPEAR, EDWARD $ 56,100 SMALLEY, KEITH $ 1,100 SPEAR, EDWARD $ 55,500 SMALLEY, KEITH A. $ 105,600 SPEAR, EDWARD E. $ 52,800 SMALLEY, KEITH A. $ 104,600 SPEAR, IVAN $ 77,400 SMALLEY, SHARON M. $ 198,100 SPEAR, IVAN $ 254,800 SMITH, ANN $ 6,500 SPEAR, IVAN $ 135,900 SMITH, BENNIE & ANGELA $ 128,400 SPEAR, IVAN $ 10,200 SMITH, BRIAN & WILLIENBRINK, ALLISON $ 263,600 SPEAR, JAMES A. $ 26,700 SMITH, CHELSEA $ 162,700 SPEAR, JAMES A. & NANCY B. $ 207,500 SPEAR, VIRGINIA $ 147,500 SMITH, CURTIS H. & HAZEL B. $ 389,100 SPRAGUE, PATRICIA A. $ 144,800 SMITH, DIANE & BARRY $ 63,200 SPRAGUE, PATRICIA A. $ 30,900 SMITH, EDWARD C. $ 30,700 SPRAUGE, PAUL & JOAN $ 104,300 SMITH, ELSIE & JAMES A. $ 55,700 SPRING, ISYLA L. $ 429,800 SMITH, GALE A. & LAWRENCE S. $ 121,200 SPRING, ROBERT E. & ISYLA L. $ 152,800 SMITH, KIMBERLEE J. $ 46,000 SPRINGER, DOROTHY M. $ 37,700 SMITH, KIMBERLEE J. & ROGER D. $ 146,000 SPRINGER, DOROTHY M. $ 43,300 SMITH, LEE L. & ANNETTE G. $ 8,300 SPRINGER, DOROTHY M. $ 24,300 SMITH, LEE L. & ANNETTE G. $ 273,700 SPROWL, DAVID R. $ 124,400 SMITH, MARION B. & RUSSELL F.; SPROWL, DAVID R. & KAREN J. $ 29,500 TRUSTEES $ 206,000 SPROWL, KAREN J. $ 152,100 SMITH, MARJORIE A. $ 118,200 SPROWL, RICHARD & JANE $ 149,200 SMITH, MAYNARD E. & ELLA L. $ 62,600 SQUIRES, MARTHA $ 38,100 SMITH, MAYNARD; HEIRS OF $ 2,500 ST. GEORGE LODGE $ - SMITH, MAYNARD; HEIRS OF $ 2,100 ST. LAURENT, WINIFRED $ 3,900 SMITH, MAYNARD; HEIRS OF $ 2,100 STACKPOLE, ROBERT B. JR. & $ 55,700 SMITH, MICHAEL W. & DEBORAH J. $ 164,400 STAFFENSKI, SHARRON Z. ET AL $ 252,300 SMITH, OWEN $ 38,800 STANLEY, ELIZABETH & JOHNSON, J. SMITH, RUTH A. & DAVID A. $ 30,000 IKE $ 134,700 SMITH, RUTH E. $ 106,200 STANLEY, ELIZABETH & JOHNSON, J. SMITH, SCOTT W. $ 172,400 IKE $ 128,600 SMITH, TRACY GRAFTON $ 222,200 STANLEY, ELIZABETH ; JOHNSON, J. IKE & $ 51,600 SMITH, VALERIE $ 2,500 STANLEY, ELIZABETH ; JOHNSON, J. SMITH, VALERIE $ 3,500 IKE & $ 92,300 SMITH, WILLIAM $ 175,700 STANLEY, ELIZABETH ; JOHNSON, J. SNELL, SCOTT $ 136,800 IKE & $ 4,600 SNOW, ALAN & NANCY $ 73,700 STANLEY, ELIZABETH ; JOHNSON, J. SNOW, ANASTASIA M. & DREW, IKE & $ 11,900 MICHAEL P. $ 81,400 STAPLES, HARVEY & NORMA D. $ 162,300 SNOW, JAMES R.B. $ 26,400 STAPLES, NATHAN & KELLEY, AN- SNYDER, ELMER J. & MARY GELA $ 132,700 KATHERINE $ 55,300 STARBIRD, ROBERT F. & LINDA M. $ 304,500 SOCOBASIN, JEREMY $ 30,200 STARBIRD, ROBERT F. & LINDA M. $ 160,300 SOIETT, ROBERT & WALDEN, STARBIRD, ROBERT F. & LINDA M. $ 188,100 MELISSA $ 15,100 STARBIRD, STEPHEN R & LINDA M. $ 154,300 SOKOLOFF, TERENCE M. $ 204,500 STARKWEATHER, KRISTIAN R. $ 73,300
128 128 2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren TOWN FINANCialTown INFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued) STINSON, WAYNE W. & BRENDA W. $ 4,600 STARR, ALFRED & CAROLE (LE) $ 122,700 STONE, ANDREW P. & KATRINA J. $ 193,000 STARRETT, B. WAYNE $ 143,800 STARRETT, B. WAYNE $ 200 STONE, MARY C $ 112,700 STARRETT, B. WAYNE $ 3,200 STONE, RYAN J. & ERIKA L. $ 136,900 STARRETT, IRVEN G. AND CHRIS- STORER, MADELINE & MICHAEL $ 201,500 TINE M $ 339,000 STRED, ANN $ 120,300 STARRETT, LISA E. $ 188,500 STARRETT, MICHAEL $ 156,400 STRED, HARRY W. III & TERESA A $ 149,400 STARRETT, RUTH L. & DESPRES, STROM, MICHAEL W. & O'BRIEN, VALERIE $ 275,100 DAWN $ 101,600 START, HUGH & LINDA $ 124,100 STROUT, DEBRA J. $ 49,400 STATE OF MAINE $ - STROUT, LORRAINE L. $ 150,300 STATE OF MAINE $ - STROUT, PAUL J. $ 113,400 STATE OF MAINE $ - STRUK, JOHN A. & JOY M. $ 80,100 STATE OF ME (DOT) $ - STEAMSHIP NAVIGATION CO. STUDLEY, GARY $ 66,600 INC. $ 51,700 STUDLEY, NOLA $ 11,500 STEARNS, RICHARD & MONA $ 79,400 STUMP, RITA H. $ 142,700 SUKEFORTH, JAMES C. & MELISSA A. $ 131,000 STEELE, DELSEY M. & ROGER L. $ 166,700 SUKEFORTH, JEROME $ 313,500 STEEVES, JAMIE $ 154,700 STEIN, SIGURD & SIGNE $ 128,500 SULLIVAN, BRIAN & JOANIE $ 201,300 STEIN, SIGURD & SIGNE $ 72,400 SULLIVAN, COLLEEN $ 135,400 STEINKO, FRANKLIN A. III; TRUS- SULLIVAN, KATHERINE E. $ 158,800 TEE $ 266,400 SUTELA, CAROLINE M $ 160,000 STERLING TRUST COMPANY $ 74,500 STERLING, STANLEY & JACQUE- SUTELA, CAROLINE M $ 4,900 LINE $ 500 SUTELA, SONJA F $ 16,800 STETSON, HOWARD B. $ 311,800 SUTELA, SONJA F $ 113,700 STETSON, HOWARD B. $ 62,200 SWAN, JAMES & VIKKI $ 66,100 STETSON, HOWARD B. $ 98,000 SWAN, TRACY $ 82,100 STETSON, HOWARD B. $ 279,700 SWAN, TRACY L. & SARAH E. $ 79,600 STETSON, HOWARD B. $ 163,500 STETSON, HOWARD B. $ 93,600 SWAN, WILLIAM & KATHLEEN $ 156,000 STETSON, HOWARD B. $ 156,500 SWAN, WILLIAM & KATHLEEN $ 21,300 STETSON, HOWARD B. $ 223,900 SWANSON, D. LISLE & AMY M. $ 300,500 STETSON, LAURI $ 21,700 SWEET, BRENDA J. $ 198,700 STETSON, NEIL A. & PEARL M. $ 178,600 SWEET, GLENN A. & ALDEN R. $ 52,100 STEWART, CRAIG $ 101,900 STEWART, CRAIG $ 139,100 SWINDLER, DANNY L. $ 101,800 STEWART, CRAIG $ 6,100 SWINDLER, DANNY L. II & JULIE E. $ 148,400 STEWART, CRAIG F. $ 97,100 SYLVAIN, BONNIE L. $ 168,700 STEWART, CRAIG F. & STACY $ 263,800 SYLVESTER, AUSTIN, SR. & JANE $ 126,200 STEWART, JAMES D. & ELSA S. $ 125,200 STEWART, KATINA $ 30,200 SYLVESTER, AUSTIN, SR. & JANE $ 104,100 STEWART, MARY, TRUSTEE $ 32,400 TABBUTT, MICHELLE M. & AUSTIN, CHRISTOPHER P. $ 188,600 STEWART, MARY, TRUSTEE $ 198,900 STEWART, NANCY $ 151,900 TABBUTT, SHIRLEY M. $ 98,700 STEWART, PAMELA $ 10,500 TAYLOR, EDWARD H. JR. $ 176,800 STINSON, CLARE & LYNDA $ 125,200 TAYLOR, LILLIAN & NELSON $ 173,800 STINSON, GARLAND $ 106,900 TAYLOR, RICHARD C. & EMILY L. $ 201,100 STINSON, WAYNE W. & BRENDA W. $ 200 TAYLOR, SUSAN HALL $ 131,300 STINSON, WAYNE W. & BRENDA TEELE, TOBY $ 53,100 W. $ 300 TEMPLE, JOHN M. & SHELLY L. $ 115,000 STINSON, WAYNE W. & BRENDA THAXTER, JAMES B. & BARBARA C. $ 111,200 W. $ 100 THAYER, FRED O $ 164,200 STINSON, WAYNE W. & BRENDA W. $ 32,800 THAYER, FRED O $ 164,000 STINSON, WAYNE W. & BRENDA THE FIRST NA $ 170,400 W. $ 162,600 THIBODEAU, ROBERT C $ 127,600
129 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town FinancialT OWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION 2011 Taxpayers (continued) THOMAS, JUANITA L. & FRED $ 85,500 TUORILA, CAROLE $ 29,100 THOMAS, REX W. $ 80,500 TURNER, JOHN B & JENNIFER F. $ 208,500 TURNER, SANDRA $ 20,700 THOMPSON, EDWARD R. & ROSEMARIE $ 31,500 TUTTLE, ANN $ 24,800 THOMPSON, EDWARD R. & ROSEMARIE $ 31,500 TUTTLE, ANN $ 24,800 THOMPSON, JANE E. $ 87,800 TUTTLE, SUSAN & STEPHEN $ 173,500 THOMPSON, JON R. JR. $ 139,200 TWITCHELL, PETER N. & JENNA THOMPSON, LEONARD J., JR. & SANDRA $ 39,000 K. $ 108,900 TYLER, DAVID A. & TRASK, THOMPSON, LEONARD J., JR. & SANDRA $ 257,500 LAURA E. $ 13,800 THOMPSON, RUTH $ 220,200 TYLER, DAVID A. & TRASK, THOMPSON, SHARON & GERARD R. $ 156,400 LAURA E. $ 122,700 THOMPSON, STEVE $ 30,200 ULBRICH, KONRAD, DEVISES OF $ 50,100 THOMPSON, TESSIE F. & VERNON $ 92,300 ULBRICH, KONRAD, DEVISES OF $ 200 ULBRICH, KONRAD, DEVISES OF $ 200 THORNDIKE, ROBERT A & JOY $ 1,200 ULBRICH, KONRAD, DEVISES OF $ 400 THORNDIKE, WAYNE $ 2,500 ULBRICH, KONRAD, DEVISES OF $ 3,500 THORNDIKE, WAYNE $ 700 ULBRICH, KONRAD, DEVISES OF $ 45,500 TIBBETTS, LAWRENCE K $ 7,000 ULBRICH, KONRAD, DEVISES OF $ 300 TIDD, DONALD & DARLENE $ 54,400 ULBRICH, KONRAD, DEVISES OF $ 154,300 ULBRICH, LOUISE $ 200 TIDD, SHIRLEY & WYNNE $ 80,500 ULBRICH, LOUISE $ 400 TILLIS, MARLEY B $ 135,700 ULBRICH, LOUISE $ 419,100 TIME WARNER CABLE $ 54,800 ULBRICH, LOUISE $ 132,200 TIME WARNER CABLE $ 114,700 ULBRICH, WILHELMINA H. $ 200 TIME WARNER CABLE $ 1,316,600 ULBRICH, WILHELMINA H. $ 800 ULBRICH, WILHELMINA H. $ 700 TIRRI, PAUL HENRI $ 52,400 ULBRICH, WILHELMINA H. $ 700 TIRRI, PAUL HENRI $ 42,000 ULBRICH, WILHELMINA H. $ 300 TIRRI, PAUL HENRI $ 53,700 UNDERHILL, CRAIG D. & AN- TIRRI, PAUL HENRI $ 3,000 NETTE M. $ 322,100 TOLMAN, BOYD $ 87,600 UNDERHILL, CRAIG D. & AN- NETTE M. $ 104,800 TOLMAN, BOYD $ 4,600 UNDERHILL, JILL $ 133,200 TOLMAN, BRIAN & COLLEEN $ 205,500 UNKNOWN OWNER $ - TOLMAN, FLORENCE E. & PAUL E. $ 213,400 UPHAM, ALBION L. & LIDA E. $ 104,900 TOLMAN, MARLENE $ 7,500 UPHAM, ALBION L. & LIDA E. $ 37,300 TOLMAN, MAYNARD E., II. $ 110,900 UPHAM, JASON S. & ANN M. $ 122,700 URSO, ANNMARIE $ 31,100 TOLMAN, MAYNARD II & MONICA P. $ 220,100 VAN KEUREN, MARY BETH $ 195,200 TOMMASINO, RONALD V. $ 148,100 VAN KEUREN, MARY BETH & TORRES, IRENE M. $ 259,000 MCELREAVY, JAMES G. $ 199,900 TORRES, MATTHEW & JENCY $ 91,800 VANBLARCOM, STEVEN D. & TORRES-YORK, CHRISTINA & YORK, LORI A. $ 157,400 KENNETH $ 398,900 VANDETT, ALLAN D. & LARINA J. $ 261,400 TOTH, JOHN $ 139,800 VANHOEK, JOHANNES H. & FLOR- ENCE E. $ 59,500 TOWNSEND, CLAUDETTE M. $ 65,600 VANNAH, MICHAEL & NANCY $ 290,100 TOWNSEND, DARRYL J. & HEIDI L. $ 303,300 VARGA, KEVIN & GAIL N. $ 162,800 TOWNSEND, STEVE $ 91,900 VERIZON WIRELESS $ 61,800 TOZIER, TAWNIA C. & LAUREN A. $ 100,300 VICKERS, JANE $ 316,500 TRACY, DAVID S. & JULIE L. $ 208,100 VIKING INC $ 247,700 VIKING INC $ 77,700 TRACY, JEAN K. & HOLLY ANN $ 121,700 VIKING INC $ 613,100 TRACY, MELODY $ 80,000 VIKING INC $ 33,600 TRI-COUNTY HORSEMAN INC $ 59,400 VILCHINSKY, MICHAEL N. & KERI TRIEHY, JACQUELINE & JAMES R.; TRUS- ANN $ 148,900 TEES $ 231,800 VINAL, ADELBERT M. JR. & TRIPP, STEPHEN & SHERRY $ 135,300 MARILYN $ 102,800 TUCKER, CECILE L. $ 28,300 VINAL, ADELBERT M. JR. & TUCKER, CECILE U. $ 129,700 MARILYN $ 105,700
130 130 2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren TOWN FINANCialTown INFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued) VINAL, PATRICIA A. & DAVID W. $ 120,900 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - VINAL, WILLIAM L JR $ 5,600 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - VINCENT, CHARLES W & GAIL A.TRUSTEE $ 177,100 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - VON SALTZA, MALCOLM $ 16,900 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - VON SALTZA, MALCOLM $ 3,900 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - VON SALTZA, MALCOLM $ 263,000 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - VON SALTZA, MALCOLM $ 9,000 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - VON SALTZA, MALCOLM $ 4,000 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - VON SALTZA, MALCOLM $ 6,500 WADSWORTH, JAMES M. $ 174,400 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WADSWORTH, RUSTY L. & SCOTT M. $ 158,500 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WAGNER, CHARLES III $ 148,300 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WAISANEN, HENRY (LE) $ 158,400 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WAKELY, DAVID & CHRISTINE $ 141,000 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALDEN, ROBERT L & CARRIE G $ 101,300 WALDRON, PENNI I. $ 121,400 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALES, KATHLEEN V. & MICHAEL $ 139,900 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALES, MICHAEL R. & KATHLEEN V. $ 154,900 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALKER, KELLY JO $ 146,500 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALKER, REGINALD E. & MELISSA WARREN, TOWN OF $ - M. $ 26,600 WALKER, REGINALD E. & MELISSA WARREN, TOWN OF $ - M. $ 198,300 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALKER, STEPHEN & ETTA $ 9,700 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALLACE, DONALD C. & GERMAINE WARREN, TOWN OF $ - L. $ 94,700 WALLACE, VERNAL (LE) $ 169,400 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALSH, TERRANCE J. & THERESA H. $ 184,000 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALSH, TERRANCE J. & THERESA H. $ 37,700 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALTON, LEVI L IV $ 15,100 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALTON, MARK A. & ROXANNE J. $ 207,600 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALTON, WALLACE L. & ALAN L. $ 2,000 WALTON, WILLIAM $ 13,300 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALTZ, MARK F.& JANE L. TRUSTEE $ 101,800 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALTZ, MARK F.& JANE L. TRUSTEE $ 300,300 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WALTZ, MARK F.& JANE L. TRUSTEE $ 900 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WARD, BETTY L. $ 104,200 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WARD, EDWARD S. & KATHIA M. $ 246,300 WARD, JOHN E. & CHRISTLE L. $ 65,600 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WARD, WILLIAM AND LINDA L. $ 123,300 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WARE, SR., JOHN $ 13,000 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WARNER, RICHARD $ 107,800 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WARNER, RICHARD & GAIL AND $ 163,300 WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WARREN BAPTIST CHURCH $ 143,300 $ WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WARREN BAPTIST CHURCH - WARREN, TOWN OF $ - $ WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WARREN HISTORICAL SOCIETY - WARREN, TOWN OF $ - $ WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WARREN LODGE IOOF #127 - $ WARREN, TOWN OF $ - WARREN SANITARY DIST - WASGATT, CHARLES & HOFFER, $ MARCIA W. ET AL $ 199,400 WARREN SANITARY DISTRICT - WASS, KEITH A. $ 25,900 WARREN TELEPHONE CO $ 26,100 WASS, KEITH A. $ 178,000 WARREN TELEPHONE CO $ 246,000 WATERS, PATRICIA & WESLEY ET AL $ 132,400 $ WATKINS, LARRY, L. & SUSAN J. $ 178,900 WARREN, TOWN OF - $ WATMOUGH, FREDERIC & $ 163,400 WARREN, TOWN OF - WATMOUGH, SHERRY A. & GRANT L. $ 273,700
131 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Town FinancialT OWN Information FINANC ial INFORMATION 2011 Taxpayers (continued) WATSON, DEBORAH A. $ 127,800 WILEY, CARLETON & HOPE L. $ 85,900 WATSON, KRISTIN A. $ 88,900 WILEY, CLAUDETTE R. $ 139,600 WATSON, KRISTIN A. $ 23,000 WILEY, CLAY A. $ 98,000 WATSON, NANCY S. $ 171,000 WILEY, GLENN L. $ 4,800 WATSON, NANCY S.; TRUSTEE $ 166,400 WILEY, GLENN L. $ 2,600 WATTS, JAY A. $ 2,100 WILEY, GLENN L. $ 95,500 WATTS, JAY A. $ 5,600 WILEY, HOPE $ 98,000 WATTS, JAY A. & LYNNE M. $ 217,700 WILEY, HOWARD & CAROLYN $ 161,500 WAYNE, EDWIN A. & SUZAN D. $ 145,500 WEATHERBY, MANLEY JOHN $ 126,200 WILEY, HOWARD & CAROLYN $ 180,800 WEAVER, PATRICIA $ 123,500 WILEY, JAMES AND KAREN R. $ 371,300 WEAVER, PATRICIA $ 1,200 WILEY, LINDLEY, DEVISEES OF $ 24,200 WEAVER, PATRICIA & RAY- WILEY, LINDLEY, DEVISEES OF $ 26,100 MOND $ 130,100 WILEY, LINDLEY, DEVISEES OF $ 111,200 WEAVER, PATRICIA H. $ 155,900 WILEY, LINDLEY, DEVISEES OF $ 194,000 WEAVER, SHAWN P. $ 154,700 WILEY, LINDLEY, DEVISEES OF $ 500 WEAVER, WANDA $ 131,300 WILEY, LINDLEY, DEVISEES OF $ 800 WEDGE, LEONARD J. $ 143,300 WILEY, SANDRA L. & MORSE, KORENA WEEKS, LUCILLE J. $ 79,600 J. $ 117,100 WEITZEL, PAUL E. $ 211,600 WILKES, SUSAN J. & KEITH $ 229,500 WELLINGTON, RICHARD & AR- WILKINSON, MARK E. & MARIA C. $ 213,900 GUIN, ALICIA $ 84,800 WILLEY, GERALD S. & GAIL L. $ 67,800 WELLMAN, ALLISON $ 23,600 WELLMAN, JENNIFER & BAR- WILLEY, KATRINE M. $ 150,600 NARD, JR, RUSTON $ 164,100 WILLEY, LANNY JR., & LINDA $ 29,600 WELT, RONALD R. $ 67,000 WILLIAMS, GEORGE $ 42,000 WENTWORTH, JOAN F. $ 90,200 WILLIAMS, GEORGE & AUDREY $ 175,300 WESLEY, ELIZABETH A. $ 45,400 WILLIAMS, GEORGE N. SR. & $ 106,600 WESTERN ROAD LLC $ 146,600 WILLIAMS, JESSICA & ERICA $ 150,300 WESTFALL, SUSAN M. $ 136,500 WILLIAMS, ROBERT $ 123,700 WHEATON, AARON T. $ 89,800 WILLIAMS, WALTER & KATHLEEN L. $ 188,400 WHEELER, SUSAN M. $ 57,800 WILLIAMS, WALTER & KATHLEEN L. $ 189,100 WHELAN, JEAN A. $ 40,400 WILLIAMSON, CHARLES JR. & BEV- ERLY C. $ 142,100 WHITE, DAVID W JR. & GAYLE M. $ 177,900 WILLIAMSON, EDWIN & SALLY; TRUS- WHITE, JOAN $ 500 TEES $ 284,100 WHITE, JOAN $ 170,400 WILLIS, BRIAN T. $ 149,800 WHITE, REBECCA $ 174,900 WILLIS, STEPHEN D. & NATALIE A. $ 164,800 WHITEHILL, CORINNA M. $ 121,000 WILSHIRE, RICHARD D. & LACEY M. $ 167,500 WHITMAN, MICHAEL G. $ 197,800 WILSHIRE, RICHARD T. & TERRY L. $ 185,300 WHITNEY, CHRYSTAL E, HEIRS WILSON, GARY & CHRISTINE $ 139,300 OF $ 3,200 WILSON, KENNETH A. & THERESA J $ 133,000 WHITNEY, CRAIG $ 141,100 WILSON, NICOLE $ 143,400 WHITNEY, JAMES F. & ROBERTA M. $ 50,700 WILSON, PAUL G. & S. ALLISON $ 32,700 WIDDECOMBE, WILLIAM & WILSON, SHANNON K. $ 101,400 DIANA M. $ 69,300 WILSON, TIMOTHY C. & ERIN M. $ 132,300 WIEGLEB, MARK J. $ 184,600 WINCHENBACH, ANTHONY A. & WIELAND, LOUISE G $ 2,700 KATHERIN $ 104,500 WIELAND, LOUISE G $ 5,200 WINCHENBACH, CLAYTON & JOAN $ 82,500 WILCOX, LARRY A $ 114,400 WINCHENBACH, CLAYTON & JOAN $ 131,500 WILCOX, LARRY A. & $ 12,300 WINCHENBACH, DANNY $ 11,800 WILCOX, LARRY A. & $ 16,500 WINCHENBACH, KATHERINE F. $ 15,100 WILCOX, LARRY A. & $ 1,100 WINCHENBACH, LINDA L. $ 167,300 WILCOX, LARRY A. & $ 23,400 WINCHENBAUGH, GARY $ 50,400 WILCOX, SCOTT & SARAH $ 16,500 WING, GABRIEL E. & ROBERTA J. $ 120,700 WILCOX, SHAWN & ANDREA L. $ 160,300 WINSLOW, DANA R. & BRENDA E. $ 69,700
132 132 2010 AnnualTown Reportof Warren, ~ Town Maine of Warren TOWN FINANCialTown INFORMATION Financial Information 2010 Annual Report 2011 Taxpayers (continued) WINSOR, ANN WHITTIER & WYLLIE, MARION $ 63,300 WENDELL, DOUGLAS JR $ 253,800 WYLLIE, MARION (LE) $ 195,400 WINTYR, PATRICIA $ 140,200 WYLLIE, ROBERT & LOUISE $ 172,200 WITHAM, KEVIN B. $ 96,400 WYLLIE, ROBERT & LOUISE B. $ 55,600 WOLLSCHLEAGER, PAUL & WYTIAZ, JAMES $ 116,300 NANCY $ 123,000 WYTIAZ, JAMES $ 125,300 WOOD, CAROL $ 160,600 WYTIAZ, MICHAEL E. & BEVERLY, WOOD, JASON A. & ELLEN J. $ 155,000 TRUSTEES $ 31,800 WOOD, JENINA $ 259,900 YATTAW, MELISSA $ 148,800 WOOD, MICHAEL S. & LIBBY, MONICA L $ 186,600 YAWDIK, CYNTHIA & MICHAEL B. $ 154,700 WOOD, PATRICIA R. $ 128,400 YEATON, LYNN & DAVIS, JENNIFER L. $ 37,400 WOOD, PAUL K. & DIANE M. $ 205,400 YONCE, LUTHER & KATHLEEN & $ 229,700 WOOD, PAULINE $ 82,900 WOOD, RANDY $ 49,800 YORK, CHARLES AND GERALDINE $ 159,400 WOOD, ROBERT A, JR. $ 106,300 WOOD, SCOTT & JEANNIE $ 143,500 YORK, CHARLES AND GERALDINE $ 12,200 WOOD, STEPHEN, ET AL $ 143,300 YORK, CHARLES AND GERALDINE $ 7,400 WOODBURY, FAYE $ 11,000 WOODMAN, DOUGLAS E. $ 123,300 YORK, CHARLES AND GERALDINE $ 3,900 WOODWARD, JENNIFER, TRUSTEE $ 58,500 YORK, CLARENCE E. $ 103,200 YORK, JEREMY E. & HEAL, JESSICA WOODWARD, JENNIFER, L. $ 198,700 TRUSTEE $ 49,100 YORK, LARRY D. $ 81,800 WOOSTER, AMY B. $ 127,300 YORK, MICHAEL AND KIMBERLY $ 227,000 WOOSTER, DENNIS M. $ 139,300 YOUNG, CHRISTOPHER P. $ 176,800 WORKS, MARILYN J & PERRY, WILLIAM L $ 25,100 YOUNG, DALE $ 45,700 WORKS, MARILYN J & YOUNG, DONALD B. & LISA M. $ 129,400 PERRY, WILLIAM L $ 130,000 YOUNG, DONALD E. $ 127,800 WOTTON, APRIL A $ 130,900 YOUNG, DONALD E. & LORI A. $ 61,200 WOTTON, BERNARD L $ 2,100 YOUNG, ELEANOR $ 77,500 WOTTON, SHERWOOD L JR $ 72,000 YOUNG, KEVIN & MARY $ 94,300 YOUNG, MICHAEL W. & STEPHANIE WRIGHT, HOWARD CHESTER $ 32,500 F. $ 47,800 YOUNG, PATRICIA & RONALD $ 183,400 WRIGHT, JEFFERY & DAWN E. $ 157,200 YOUNG, PHILIP & SUZANNE $ 30,500 WYLLIE, ALFRED & SONJA $ 153,500 YOUNG, SHERWOOD & BARBARA $ 140,200 WYLLIE, DAVID $ 107,900 ZIKE, BERNARD O. $ 196,800 WYLLIE, JOHN C. $ 233,400 ZUCCOLA, ELEANOR $ 216,700 WYLLIE, JOHN C. & KRISTI A. $ 57,300 ZWICK, KATHLEEN $ 208,400
133 2010Town Annual of Warren, Report Maine~ Town of Warren 2010 Annual Report Administration Administration
Your Town Office crew — here to serve YOU!
Whether you‘re looking to pay your property taxes or register your motor vehicles, boats, ATVs, snowmo- biles or trailers, the town office crew is ready to serve you. Need a hunting or fishing license? Dog license or trash bags for the transfer station? We do it all right here at your town office. We will attempt to answer all of your questions or try to direct you to the proper resource should we not have the answers.
Town Manager Grant Watmough
We also can provide you with certified copies of birth, death and marriage certificates and we issue marriage licenses. With four staff members qualified to provide notary public services, we are happy to do so at no charge to residents.
Our code enforcement officer can issue building, plumbing and septic system permits, as well as answer your questions regarding subdivision and shoreland zoning rules and laws.
Finance Director and Deputy Town Clerk Sherry Howard Town Clerk and Registrar Leanne M. Robicheau
Code Enforcement Officer/LPI Bill O ’ Donnell Office Clerk, Deputy Town Clerk/Registrar Karen S. Littlefield
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