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ASSESSED VALUE BY OWNER SHARON, MA Total Assessed Total Assessed Total Assessed Owner's Name Map Block Lot Unit Location Land Value Improvements Parcel Value __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 114 6 11 5 5-33 LARASON FARM RD 0 0 0 1000 PROVIDENCE HWY, LLC 86 6 1000 GENERAL EDWARDS HWY 21,600 30,000 51,600 3 P PROPERTIES, LLC 86 7 1050 GENERAL EDWARDS HWY 693,800 1,381,800 2,075,600 320 NORWOOD STREET, LLC 124 6 320 NORWOOD ST 233,900 324,000 557,900 440 NORTH MAIN ST LLC 122 21 440 NORTH MAIN ST 225,300 177,600 402,900 5 MERCHANT ST LLC 86 14 5 MERCHANT ST 518,000 912,300 1,430,300 63 LINCOLN STREET, LLC 69 130 46 BERKSHIRE AVE 191,400 146,300 337,700 65-71 CHESTNUT STREET CONDOMIN 101 165 1 1 65-71 CHESTNUT ST 0 0 0 A GIANNOPOULOS, LLC 86 11 3 2-4 MERCHANT ST 289,700 1,883,100 2,172,800 AARON, GERTRUDE 70 45 48 ESSEX RD 191,400 146,200 337,600 ABARBANEL, MARK S 94 21 2 4 MANNING WAY 307,300 558,100 865,400 ABBOTT, HENRY F 83 47 7 GANNETT TER 210,500 150,900 361,400 ABDELKADER, AMR M 127 19 43 DEDHAM ST 221,200 394,000 615,200 ABDULLAH, RAA 36 8 8 1 BOULDER LN 240,200 350,100 590,300 ABDULLE, LIBAN M 8 42 6 TAMWORTH RD 210,400 230,600 441,000 ABELMAN, MARK S 69 35 31 MAY ST 202,800 172,800 375,600 ABELSON, ELLEN 81 130 184 POND ST 195,100 135,900 331,000 ABELSON, ELLEN 72 2 75 MASSAPOAG AVE 13,800 0 13,800 ABLE REALTY, LLC 82 49 138 EAST ST 233,300 328,700 562,000 ABLEMAN, ELHAM 21 68 31 CANNON BALL RD 289,200 574,000 863,200 ABRAHAMSON, EDWARD 102 93 119 GLENDALE RD 231,400 207,400 438,800 ABRAM, CAROL 61 25 28 BEACH RD 395,500 198,000 593,500 ABRAMS, DOROTHY L TR 94 34 31 MADISON AVE 230,800 167,300 398,100 ABRAMS, JASON M. 104 28 531 BAY RD 214,900 173,000 387,900 ABRAMS, LAWRENCE S 69 81 21 GRANT CIR 191,400 122,200 313,600 ABRAMS, PAUL L 94 91 16 PARTRIDGE HL 283,800 711,200 995,000 ABRAMSON, MURRAY 81 137 8 ROBIN RD 252,900 195,000 447,900 ABRAMSON, SHIMON M 66 35 33 BLAIR CIR 235,900 290,500 526,400 ACHEAMPONG, KWAKU J 120 27 2 291 NORTH MAIN ST (REAR) 283,000 538,500 821,500 ACHORN, PATRICIA-LEE 121 4 385 NORTH MAIN ST 212,300 128,900 341,200 ACORN AT MEADOW BROOK LLC 86 13 9 MERCHANT ST 518,000 1,003,100 1,521,100 ADAMS, HEATHER 48 32 12 COLONEL GRIDLEY RD 265,500 366,300 631,800 ADAMS, KERRI R 70 172 64 EAST FOXBORO ST 178,300 129,100 307,400 ASSESSED VALUE BY OWNER SHARON, MA Total Assessed Total Assessed Total Assessed Owner's Name Map Block Lot Unit Location Land Value Improvements Parcel Value __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ADAMS, RANDOLPH M 83 12 9 TAMARACK WAY 256,100 266,400 522,500 ADDISON, HAROLD 70 176 76 EAST FOXBORO ST 15,900 0 15,900 ADDISON, WALTER 70 170 56 EAST FOXBORO ST 175,100 77,200 252,300 ADELSON, J TR J ADELSON 2013 53 58 6 AZALEA RD 253,900 285,800 539,700 ADER, BARRY L 13 22 10 FOUNDRY RD 290,000 386,700 676,700 ADHIKARY, RAJIV 125 83 241 NORWOOD ST 231,100 430,300 661,400 ADJORLOLO, E H KOFI 32 52 216 MORSE ST 215,900 137,700 353,600 ADKOLI, KIRAN 66 16 9 PLIMPTON RD 214,900 321,400 536,300 ADLEMAN, HOWARD A. 74 14 100 OAK HILL DR 240,900 215,200 456,100 ADLER, JANICE R 83 27 12 CARBREY AVE 219,500 189,700 409,200 ADLER, SETH D 16 7 6 HOWARD FARM RD 230,900 267,600 498,500 ADUSUMILLI, PHANIDHAR 92 120 25 DEBORAH SAMPSON ST 257,000 570,100 827,100 AFRIDI, NADEEM A 32 33 52 CONDOR RD 213,500 336,200 549,700 AGARKOV, GERALINA G 19 11 2419 BAY RD 223,500 249,000 472,500 AGARWAL, SHEFALI 118 31 130 NORWOOD ST 320,900 682,500 1,003,400 AGNEW, DAVID C 93 9 34 LYNDON RD 229,300 176,400 405,700 AGNIHOTRI, SHIRISH 64 50 22 MAGNOLIA RD 241,200 376,000 617,200 AGULNEK, AARON J 64 52 21 MAGNOLIA RD 251,200 355,900 607,100 AGULNEK, MARTIN A. 102 34 107 BROOK RD 252,100 345,700 597,800 AGUS, JOEL L 102 108 45 GLENDALE RD 21,500 0 21,500 AGUS, JOEL L 102 120 52 HIGHLAND ST 237,800 264,600 502,400 AHEARN, PAUL 42 34 2 317 MASSAPOAG AVE 249,900 317,700 567,600 AHERN, CHARLES W JR 69 231 28 WORCESTER RD 191,600 140,800 332,400 AHERN, JOHN M. 50 45 14 LAKEVIEW ST 233,000 202,300 435,300 AHERN, MARTIN A 30 1 113 FURNACE ST 233,300 364,300 597,600 AHMAD, NEYAZ 63 19 1 158 MOUNTAIN ST 241,400 421,100 662,500 AHMADIYYA MOVEMENT IN ISLAM 122 17 4 NASIR AHMAD RD 210,200 428,000 638,200 AHMADIYYA MOVEMENT IN ISLAM 129 2 11 NASIR AHMAD RD 17,700 0 17,700 AHMADIYYA MOVEMENT IN ISLAM, I 121 87 414 NORTH MAIN ST 231,700 210,600 442,300 AHMADIYYA MOVEMENT IN ISLAM, I 128 1 414A NORTH MAIN ST 34,800 2,400 37,200 AIKEN, PHILLIP C 31 10 15 CHASE DR 211,600 219,500 431,100 AIKMAN, GREGORY A 39 71 29 AGAWAM RD 235,900 410,100 646,000 AKKANEN, YEKATERINA 132 48 187 EDGE HILL RD 230,900 572,300 803,200 ASSESSED VALUE BY OWNER SHARON, MA Total Assessed Total Assessed Total Assessed Owner's Name Map Block Lot Unit Location Land Value Improvements Parcel Value __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ALANI, YEHIA 125 24 36 PHEASANT WOOD RD 231,300 305,700 537,000 ALAPARATHI, JOSHI 13 14 10 FORGE RD 282,700 460,900 743,600 ALBERS, YUIRY 50 44 10 LAKEVIEW ST 232,700 217,900 450,600 ALDEN, CALVIN F 59 71 13 LEE RD 197,900 139,400 337,300 ALFORD, DOROTHY G 7 23 188 MANSFIELD ST 208,300 178,500 386,800 ALGONQUIN GAS TRANSMISSION 119 3 98 BULLARD ST 114,500 0 114,500 ALHUSAYNI, NADEEM 81 60 37 HAROLD ST 232,100 160,200 392,300 ALI, SYED M 80 82 28 GUNHOUSE ST 211,900 150,800 362,700 ALIBER, JONATHAN 75 14 14 BISHOP RD 279,300 468,600 747,900 ALIKULOV, AZIZBEK 8 62 26 BORDERLAND RD 210,300 239,700 450,000 ALKALAY, RON N 94 57 21 MALLARD DR 279,300 386,100 665,400 ALKINS, CHARLES JR. 70 21 19 SUFFOLK RD 192,600 135,200 327,800 ALLAIRE, NORMAND E 120 25 284 NORTH MAIN ST 249,600 221,200 470,800 ALLAM, HARIKRISHNA 64 51 25 MAGNOLIA RD 260,000 419,500 679,500 ALLAN, ROBERT C 24 14 416 MASSAPOAG AVE 206,000 229,100 435,100 ALLARIA, JULIAN 84 83 43 COUNTRY LN 233,500 209,700 443,200 ALLEN, BRENDA 118 23 19 FALES RD 262,700 373,600 636,300 ALLEN, GLENN E 69 207 16 FRANCIS RD 192,400 163,200 355,600 ALLEN, JOHN R III 65 71 38 EISENHOWER DR 307,000 472,500 779,500 ALLEN, RUSSELL D 39 109 7 CHIPPEWA LN 401,700 883,800 1,285,500 ALLISON, NANCY A. 92 54 152 BILLINGS ST 247,100 335,400 582,500 ALLMAN, DANIEL J 75 29 15 WILLIAMS RD 230,800 243,300 474,100 ALLU, SRINIVASA RAO 75 93 1333 BAY RD 216,400 182,800 399,200 ALMON, ERIK 40 70 3 OSPREY RD 230,900 277,400 508,300 ALPER, ELYSE & RICHARD I TR 73 45 92 OAK HILL DR 273,500 368,800 642,300 ALPERIN, RUTH E 70 128 29 FRANCIS RD 198,800 133,000 331,800 ALPERT, ALAN A 91 171 126 POND ST 215,000 208,800 423,800 ALPERT, JOEL E & SUSAN B TRS 40 31 18 OSPREY RD 210,000 352,400 562,400 ALTIERI, RITA N 69 230 26 WORCESTER RD 191,600 124,400 316,000 ALTIERI, THOMAS 64 73 61 EISENHOWER DR 43,200 0 43,200 ALTIERI, THOMAS P TR 110 9 78 NORWOOD ST 273,800 818,100 1,091,900 ALTIERI, THOMAS P TR 110 8 74 NORWOOD ST 25,700 0 25,700 ALTMAN, ABRAHAM H 101 95 2 17 SUMMIT AVE 0 196,100 196,100 ASSESSED VALUE BY OWNER SHARON, MA Total Assessed Total Assessed Total Assessed Owner's Name Map Block Lot Unit Location Land Value Improvements Parcel Value __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ALTMAN, ANNEMARIE 16 9 3 45 MANSFIELD ST 245,700 404,300 650,000 ALTMAN, JAMES 111 63 21 INDIAN LN 189,900 165,300 355,200 ALTMAN, JONATHAN 126 40 1 46 ORCHARD HILL DR 0 517,500 517,500 ALTMAN, LEE S 64 76 4 KINGS RD 327,200 914,500 1,241,700 ALTMAN, RUTH 102 136 50 HIGH ST 233,100 158,700 391,800 ALTSHUL, ANATOLIY S 8 5 603 MASSAPOAG AVE 210,300 145,600 355,900 ALTSHUL, LARISA M 38 7 9 BAREFOOT HILL RD 229,400 248,500 477,900 ALVAREZ, JASON 4 41 631 MASSAPOAG AVE 210,000 236,800 446,800 ALVES, JASON A 112 6 148 NORTH MAIN ST 192,000 315,700 507,700 AMANN, THOMAS G 70 160 8 CEDAR PARK RD 199,600 124,900 324,500 AMATO, FRANK M & NANCY TRS 60 29 109 EAST FOXBORO ST 90,200 41,800 132,000 AMES STREET REALTY LLC 82 15 1 69R COTTAGE ST 245,600 0 245,600 AMES STREET REALTY LLC 82 10 88 AMES ST 261,800 1,732,200 1,994,000 AMES,AMYAS,DAVIS,EVELYN A ET A 18 18 750 MOUNTAIN ST 13,700 0 13,700 AMINOVA, DANIEL B 85 67 173 WILSHIRE DR 231,400 221,300 452,700 AMPEY, LUTHER L.
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    ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH AND NEURO SCIENCES Institute of National Importance Bengaluru - 560 029 2015 - 2016 NIMHANS ANNUAL REPORT | 2015 - 2016 Vasudeva Manja A K. Manjunath NIMHANS Re-dedicated to the service of the nation An enduring vision, an indomitable spirit and an industrious multi-disciplinary team, these possibly best exemplify the character of the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences or NIMHANS. Spread over an area of nearly 135 acres, NIMHANS is a unique institution that combines mental health and neurosciences under one roof. Such a unique approach has made NIMHANS a premier institute not just in the country but also in the world and its three pillars include service delivery, training and research. Although intended to be a tertiary care referral centre for mental, neurological and neurosurgical disorders, the reputation of its quality care attracts people from all parts of India and from the region. There is always a balanced focus on both curative as well as promotive aspects of mental and neurological health. The therapeutic modalities blend the modern systems of medicine with traditional systems of care and management making it an undisputed leader in the area of mental health and neuro sciences. NIMHANS is the leading post-graduate training centre in the country particularly in mental health and neuro-sciences,. Occupying a pre-eminent position, it currently runs 53 courses (with many more in the pipeline) and the register includes post-doc fellowships, doctoral studies, superspecialty MCh and DM courses, MPhil, Master’s degree, diplomas and recently undergraduate courses in select disciplines.