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For the Year Ending December 31, 2016

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Dedication...... 2 Town Officers...... 6 Town of Chesterville 2017 Town Meeting Warrant...... 7 Town of Chesterville Recall of Selectmen Ordinance...... 15 Municipal Appropriations...... 17 Budget W orksheet...... 20 Tax Collectors Report...... 23 Town of Chesterville Vital Statistics 2016...... 33 Town of Chesterville Public Works R ep o rt...... 34 Code Enforcement R eport...... 35 Chesterville Fire/EMS Department...... 36 LPI Report...... 37 Chesterville Waste & Recycling Report 2016...... 38 Report for Clearwater Food Pantry 2016...... 40 Greetings from the North Chesterville Extension Homemakers...... 41 Greetings from the Chesterville Heritage Society...... 42 North Chesterville Baptist C hurch...... 43 2016 Assessor’s Report...... 44 Audit Report Notice...... 70 U.S. Senator Susan C ollins...... 71 U.S. Senator Angus King...... 72 Congressman Bruce Poliquin...... 73 State Senator Tom Saviello...... 74 State Representative Russell Black...... 75

1 Annual Report Dedication

Joan and Doc Cooper

2 Doc and Joan - A Son Recalls

Doc and Joan Cooper did sweeten the hearts

Of all who stood in the midst of their love

Twos the same at the end as it was at the start

Steady and Loyal and Graced from above

Dream on you fools who think love's for the young

It's not to them God gave sixty-six Septembers

And year and year again the senses stung

With earthly delights too rich to remember

I once found a well on some old farmland

A moss lined circle of stones in the ground

It was round as woman, solid as man

And on the old crank arm two pails were bound

Bound together from water to sky

And to my Mum and Dad my heart did fly

When Mum and Dad came to Maine from British Columbia, Canada, in the summer of '53, to work for long time Farmington veterinarian Dr, Russell, they were given an apartment in his large home, known around town as the Gingerbread House. Two years later, after having been introduced to the waterways of the near-by town of Chesterville by their friend college professor Charles Prebble, they decided to set out on their own, purchasing and moving into a dilapidated farmhouse on the north shore of Norcross Pond, where Dad began his life as a country vet. "What a spot", I said to Dad 30 summers later, taking in the view as we paddled our canoe toward the sandy beach in front of the house. "You and Mum sure knew how to pick 'em",

"I guess so" said Dad, "but the real reason I wanted this place wasn't so much the house or the pond. It was the opportunity to live next to the Bog Stream, The first time Mr. Prebble took your mother and me there to watch the birds as we floated along, and to eat lunch on the banks of the Little Norridgewock, I knew I was home". That's why Dad was such a great vet. He was at home in nature, and drawn to every single creature in it. Of course he loved all the animals you'd expect him to, the cats and dogs, the farmstock, but Dad also had a special affection for the ones most people didn't like:

Spiders, bots and rots and rattlesnakes

He loved them all for their own sake

Said every creature has its worth

If it pies or swims or crawls this earth

3 Rugged as all get out, afraid of nothing, and the least squeamish person I have ever known. Dad was born to be a large animal vet. Nothing discouraged him, not the four hour birth of a dead calf, not the horse ravaged in the barbed wire, and not the three-days-in-the-hot sun autopsy. He approached it all with his unending enthusiasm and his legendary tenacity. And as the years went by and his power began to ebb, he started asking onlookers for help and he learned to wrestle the critters less with his strength and more with his wisdom. "Common sense, that's always been your dad's secret", said Mum. I'd second that, and add in his deep respect for the salt of the earth farmer, and for those like himself who thrived on hard work, and had somehow kept their childhood sense of wonder.

Dancing with the girl next door

i hardly fee! my feet on the floor

Rising and failing again

Till this dance is done and the next one begins

The smartest thing my father ever did was to marry my mother. He didn't have to go too far to find her because she was literally the girl next door, and she complimented him perfectly. Beautiful and refined, and smart enough to graduate from high school two years early, she was already a working nurse by the time she met Oad. She soon helped him focus his interests and head him toward college and veterinary training. After they were married she put the bread on the table while he worked toward graduation, and they had the first of their four children.

Everything Dad accomplished in his career was done in full partnership with Mum. She was his advisor, his secretary, his bookkeeper, his medical assistant, and his best friend. She was a wonderful mother, grandmother and great grandmother as well, and she had a way of making any gathering an occasion. Her cooking skills were legendary, and it can truly be said that never once in his life did Dad complain about any dish that she put in front of him. As they got older I watched their love for each other turn into true reverence. When Mum became too frail to always enjoy preparing food, Dad would take great pleasure in greeting her in the evening with a small glass of wine and some cheese and crackers, or In the morning with a perfectly sliced orange centered on a plate.

How many passings did Mum and Dad oversee down through the years? So many farmers. So many friends. So many laved ones. Both Mr. Prebble and later my father's mother, passed away in my parents' house, having been taken in and lovingly nursed in their final months by my mother. And then of course there were all the animals. So many animals. So many stories. One that sticks in my mind was told to me by Chesterville's very own Matt Welch. Years ago, to please a daughter, he had rescued a baby grey squirrel, and ended up keeping it. it lived quite a few years but eventually when it began to fail, he called up Dad to see what could be done. Apparently Dad took particular interest in the furry rodent, partly because she was calm and let you do just about anything to her, and partly because she was such a unique customer. So over the course of many weeks he tried this remedy and that remedy, hoping to at least delay the inevitable. When he didn't hear from Mat for a while he'd check in, just like he had done countless times with countless people. Nobody asked him to. He just cared. One day when he called up to see how the little guy was doing, Mat informed him that she had passed away. There was a moment of silence and then Dad said, "Well, she sure was a good patient".

Mum always assumed she would precede Dad into the afterlife, but he got there seven months before her.

4 You old cowboy you - What's a gal supposed to do

Thought Td be the one to ride ahead -But I guess you were the one instead

You old cowboy you

Don't know why I should be surprised - you always were the first to rise

Then soon you'd say it's time go - Hardest working man I know

You old cowboy you

Three years ago, on the day of Dad's funeral, we decided to park his famous red truck, in all its beat up, worn out, million miles glory, in front of the church. As the place began to fill up my wife watched while person after person stopped before going in to reach out and pat that old relic. They patted it, she thought, just like someone wouJd pat a loyal horse, or say good bye to an old cat or a sheep or a cow, or their favorite dog in the whole wide world.

A thousand conversations in the cab of that old truck

To have you Dad to talk to sure was my good luck

“Don't know what Td do without you", is what he'd say to me

He said it when I was sixty and he said it when I was three

"Come on and ride me".

The greatest compliment I could give my parents is to say that even though they weren't born here, even though they came "from away" they somehow managed, through a sixty year career working in a state known for its reserve and its do-it-yourself attitude, to become the rarest of the rare - honorary Mainers. They took to this place, from the endless hours spent crisscrossing its terrain, to the mountains they so loved to climb, to the ever growing wood pile where Dad swung his maul, to the shore land forest where he and my mother now tie, and most of all to Norcross and the Bog Stream and the banks of the Little Morridgewock, where it all began.

As my mother might say:

So may God's face now shine upon you

May all the creatures that you saw to

in your life come back to bring you joy

May you sit my dear easy in the saddle

Have an old canoe to paddle

And eyes as bright as when you were a boy

Before you grew to be my old cowboy

Michael Cooper

5 TOWN OFFICERS

Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers ofthe Poor

Guy Iverson, Matthew Welch, Tiffany Estabrook, Tyler Jenness, and a vacant seat

Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Registrar of Voters, E-911 Addressing Officer, Welfare Director,

Deputy Treasurer Heather Wheeler

Deputy Town Clerk, Tax Collector, Registrar of Voters Patricia Gordon

Treasurer Olive Couture Code Enforcement Officer Brenda Medcoff

School Board Director Plumbing Inspector

Craig Stickney Thomas Mitchell (till Sept) Leo Mayo (current since Sept)

Fire Transfer

John Archer, Fire Chief Jim Greenough

RobertJones

Public Works

Ronald Powers (till Oct) Michael Cote (since Oct) Animal Control Officer Health Officer

Patrickwheeler Razell Ward

Planning Board

Linton Robinson-Chairman, Gregory Soule, Terry Belanger,

Robert Leso, Daniel Simonds, BruceVerrill, Danny Elder

Appeals Board

Keith Grundy, Edmond Wurpel, David Gray, Patricia Hastings, Kathy Gregory, Scott Gray

Budget Committee

Bobby Hastings, Patricia H, Diane Mayberry, Rachel Heseltine, Kim Lessard

Road committee

Scott Currier, Scott Gray, David Gray, Robert Clough

Senator (District 18) State Representative

Thomas Saviello Russell J Black

Tel: 645-3420/[email protected]

6 TOWN OF CHESTERVILLE 2017 TOWN MEETING WARRANT

To: Robert Cox, a Citizen in the Town of Chesterville, County of Franklin, State of Maine. GREETINGS: In the name of the State of Maine, you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Chesterville qualified to vote in Town Affairs, to assemble at the Chesterville Town Office in said Town on Monday, March 13th, 2017 A.D. at 1:00 P.M. until 6:00 P.M. to act on Articles 1 and 2. And also notify and warn the said inhabitants to meet at the Chesterville Town Hall in said Town on Monday, March 27th, 2017 A.D. at 7:00 P.M. to act on Articles 3 through 49.

ARTICLE: 1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.

ARTICLE: 2. To elect all necessary Town Officers by Secret Ballot.

ARTICLE: 3. To see if the Town will vote to transfer the sum of $1,500 (estimate audit is not complete) from Surplus to cover all 2016 overdrafts. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 4. To see if the Town will vote to increase the property tax levy limit of $526,974.00 established for the Town of Chesterville by State law, in the event that the municipal budget approved under the warrant articles result in a tax commitment that is greater than the property tax levy limit. (This has to be voted on by a written ballot). UNDER LD 1 $6,020.00

ARTICLE: 5. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Municipal Officers to spend an amount not to exceed 3/12 budgeted amount in each budget category of the 2017 Annual Budget during the period from January 1, 2018 to the 2018 Annual Town Meeting. Explanation: This article legalizes the Municipal Expenditures made after the fiscal year ends but before the Annual Town Meeting. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

7 ARTICLE: 6. To see if the Town, in accordance with 36 M.R.S.A. Section 506, will authorize the Tax Collector and Town Treasurer to accept prepayment of taxes not yet committed and to pay no interest thereon. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 7. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to hire money to pay current expenses in anticipation of taxes and pay interest on the Tax Anticipation Note out of overlay. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 8. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to carry forward balances as required and to appropriate to their intended purposes. Explanation: Animal Control Late Fees and Education will be carried forward. All other monies left unspent in an account at the end of the year will be transferred into the General Fund. 2016 Carried Forward: $ Education (to be replaced out of General Fund) $ Animal Control Late Fees Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 9. To see if the Town will vote to charge interest on Tax Liens. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 10. To see if the Taxes will be collected by law, payable on or before December 14, 2017 and interest of 7% annually to be charged starting on December 15, 2017. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 11. To see if the Town will allow a 3% Discount on Real Estate Taxes for a thirty(30) day period from the post marked date on the Tax Bill. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $30,000.00 to take care of Discounts. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

8 ARTICLE: 13. To see if the Town will set the interest rate pursuant to 36 M.R.S.A. Sec. 506-A, to be paid by the Town on taxes paid and later abated at 3% annually from the date of the tax payment to the date that the abated amount is refunded to taxpayer. Explanation: If taxes are paid but later abated, the municipality must refund the abated taxes and pay interest on them. For taxes assessed on or after April l, 1996, 36 M.R.S.A. Sec. 506-A provides that the rate of interest set by the municipality to be paid on overpayments may not exceed the rate set for delinquent taxes, nor be less than that rate reduced by 4%. Thus if the delinquency rate is 7%, then the town meeting may not set a rate lower than 3.00%. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 14. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to pay abatements from Overlay. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 15. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen on behalf of the Town, to sell and dispose of any Real Estate acquired by the Town for nonpayment of taxes thereon, on such terms as they deem advisable and to execute quit-claim deeds for such property. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 16. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $16,800.00 for a Tax Assessor. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 17. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,316.00 to update Property Tax Maps. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 18. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Selectmen, on behalf of the Town, to apply for, accept and expend Federal and State grant funds, State Revenue Sharing, gifts, donations and Property Tax Relief during 2017 should such funds become available. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

9 ARTICLE: 19. To see if the Town shall accept and appropriate the categories of estimated funds listed below to reduce the 2017 Property Tax Commitment:

Vehicle Excise Tax $210,000 Boat Excise Tax $1,500 Homestead Reimbursement $45,000 Tree Growth Reimbursement $18,000 State Revenue Sharing $53,315 Misc. Revenue $13,185 Total Estimated Revenue Expected $341,000

Explanation: The list of municipal revenues and estimated collections above serve as non-tax and previously raised revenue to be used to reduce the amount necessary to raise and appropriate through taxation. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 20. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Selectmen, on behalf of the Town, to sell and dispose of any Surplus Equipment under such terms as they deem advisable. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 21. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $135,355.00 to support the Administration Budget. Payroll/FICA $75,355 Healthcare $11,000 Legal______$10,000 Auditor $4,500 Utilities/Maint. $7,000 Office Exp. $24,000 Training $1,300 MMA______$2,200 Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 22. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $24,000.00 for Town Insurance Protection. Explanation: (worker’s comp; unemployment; liability) Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 23. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $46,655 for the Chesterville Fire Department. Payroll/FICA $16,079 Utilities $11,576 Training $3,000 Equip. Maint. $16,000 Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

10 ARTICLE: 24. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $14,466.00 for the Squad Truck payment. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 25. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate $3,000 for Fire Department Capital Reserve fund. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 26. To see if the Town will vote to transfer from the general fund a donation of $500.00 which was designated to the Fire Department.

ARTICLE: 27. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $107,942.00 to support the Transfer Station budget. Payroll/FICA $11,842 Contracts $90,000 Utilities $600 Office Exp.______$500 Building $5,000 Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 28. To see if the Town will vote to enter into a multi-year contract with Archie’s Inc to collect and dispose of solid Waste. 2017 $29,203.20 2018 $30,663.62 2019 $31,583.50 2020 $31,583.50 2021 $32,530.94

ARTICLE: 29. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $280,180.00 to support the Public Works Budget.

Utilities $5,000 Tools $5,000 Training $1,000 Equip.Maint. $40,000 Building Maint. $6,000 Maint. Roads $65,000 Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 30. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $120,000.00 and use LRAP Revenues of estimated $42,300.00 for Capital Road Improvements. Recommend: Zions Hill Rd. (south end); Egypt Pond Rd.; Borough Rd. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 31. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $25,000.00 and to finance $25,000.00 to be repaid the following year (2018) to purchase equipment for the Public Works Dept. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

11 ARTICLE: 32. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,869.00 for the Androscoggin Valley Council of Government. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 33. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 for the 30 Mile River Water Shed Association. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 34. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 for the Clearwater Food Pantry. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 35. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,500.00 to the North Chesterville Homemaker’s Extension. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend ARTICLE: 36. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $5,265.00 for Animal Control. ACO/FICA $2,261 Animal Shelter $2,704 Training $150 Mileage $150 Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 37. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $4,000.00 for Street Lighting furnished to the Town for the current year under the contract with Central Maine Power Co. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 38. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 for General Assistance. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 39. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1000.00 for Recreation. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 40. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $9,000.00 for Cemetery Maintenance. Mowing $4,000 Stone Restoration $5,000 (Military and Civilian) Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

12 ARTICLE: 41. To see if the Town will vote to take 100% of the Snowmobile Refund Money to improve and maintain trails to be used at the discretion of the Country Ramblers Snowmobile Club of Chesterville. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 42. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $9,742.00 to support ambulance service at Franklin Memorial Hospital. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 43. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $300.00 for Beach Maintenance. In memory of Elmer A. Wright Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 44. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $22,200.00 for Code Enforcement. Payroll/FICA $19,700 Utilities $1,300 Office Exp. $800 Training $400 Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE: 45. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $365.00 for the stipend paid to the Plumbing Inspector. Selectmen and Budget Committee Recommend.

ARTICLE : 46. To see if the Town will enter into a three (3) year contract with Androscoggin Bank to set up an account.

Selectmen Recommend.

ARTICLE: 47. To see if the Town will enter into a three year contract with InforMe through Maine.gov to set up a Rapid Renewal account. Selectmen Recommend.

ARTICLE: 48. To see if the Town will vote to reopen and to accept the dedication of the Adams Rd. for summer and winter maintenance; Starting at the intersection of the Ridge Rd (Wheeler Hill) to the Darlene Hamel residence.

Selectmen Recommend

13 ARTICLE: 49. To see if the Town will vote to reopen and to accept the dedication of the Gordon Hill Rd for summer and winter maintenance; Starting at the intersection of the Ridge Rd. to the Rick Webster residence. Selectmen Recommend

ARTICLE 50: To see if the Town shall vote to enact an ordinance entitled “Town of Chesterville Recall of Selectmen Ordinance”.

Selectmen Recommend and Citizen’s Initiative

Selectmen, Town of Chesterville

Tyler Jenness

Resigned___ Paul Caldwell

March 02, 2017 A True Copy of the warrant, Attest:

14 Town of Chesterville Recall of Selectmen Ordinance

A. Any Selectman representing the Town of Chesterville may be recalled and removed from office by the qualified voters of the Town of Chesterville as herein provided.

B. 10 percent or more of the voters of the municipality in the last gubernatorial election may make and file with the Town Clerk an original petition containing the name or names of the Selectman or Selectmen whose removal is sought, and a general statement of the reasons why such removal is desired. The Town Clerk shall thereupon prepare petition blanks for such removal consisting of a copy of the original petition and the general statement printed thereon or attached thereto, which petition blanks shall also contain the signature of said Town Clerk, shall contain the Town's official seal, shall be dated as of the day the petition was filed with the Town Clerk, shall be addressed to the Board of Selectmen, and shall contain the name or names of the person or persons whose removal is sought. The Town Clerk shall file said petition blanks and shall during office hours for the next 20 business days thereafter, keep the same open for signatures by qualified voters of the town. For the recall petition to be effective the signatories to the original petition combined with the signatories to the petition blanks prepared by the clerk must equal at least 20 percent of the registered voters of the town, and to every signature shall be added the place of residence of the signer giving the street and number or description sufficient to identify the place.

C. At the expiration of said 20 business days, the Town Clerk shall declare the petition closed and shall within 5 business days ascertain whether or not the petition is signed by the requisite number of voters and shall attach thereto his certificate showing the results of such examination.

D. If the petition is certified by the Town Clerk to be sufficient he shall submit the same with his certificate to the Board of Selectmen at its next meeting and shall notify in person or by regular mail the officer(s) whose removal is sought of such action. The Board of Selectmen shall within five business days of the Town Clerk's certificate call a special town meeting to be held not less than 30 nor more than 40 calendar days thereafter, for the purpose of acting on the petition, and place the petition on the

15 warrant for that meeting, provided that, if a regular town meeting is to occur within 60 calendar days after the receipt of said certificate, the Board of Selectmen may, in its discretion, instead place the petition on the warrant for the regular town meeting.

E. If a majority of the written ballots cast concerning the article of recall approves the recall of an elected Selectman or Selectmen, then such recall shall become effective on the day after the date of the vote; provided that the total number of written ballots casts for and against the article equals or exceeds fifty percent (50%) of the total votes cast in the municipality in the last gubernatorial election.

In the event of a successful recall, the candidate (s) to succeed the recalled Selectman or Selectmen for the balance of the unexpired term shall be determined by an election to be held within 20 days.

F. Should the Board of Selectmen fail or refuse to order an election as herein provided, such election may be called by a Notary Public in the county on written petition of a number of voters equal to 10 percent or more of the number of votes cast in the town at the last gubernatorial election, but in no case less than ten (Title 30-A MRSA Selection 2521(4.)

16 A c c t . # Municipal Approp. 20 12 2 0 1 3 2 0 1 4

800 Officers' Salaries $ 68,000.00 $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 802 Street Lights $ 3,000.00 $ 3,500.00 $ 3,500.00 803 A. V. C. Of Gov. $ 1,635.00 $ 1,635.00 $ 1,702.00 804 Fire D ept. $ 23,000.00 $ 23,000.00 $ 26,250.00 805 Updating Fire Dept. $ 4,000.00 $ 4,000.00 $ 4,000.00 806 Insurance Protection $ 22,000.00 $ 24,000.00 $ 24,000.00 807 Social Security $ 13,000.00 $ 14,000.00 $ 15,000.00 808 Administration and Legal $ 5,000.00 $ 3,500.00 $ 2,000.00 809 Landfill Tipping/Waste Trans. $ 80,000.00 $ 75,000.00 $ 75,000.00 810 Office Expense $ 65,000.00 $ 6,500.00 $ 6,500.00 811 Recycling Center $ 7,000.00 $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00 805 Planning Board $ 400.00 $ 400.00 $ - 806 Equipment Maintenance $ 32,000.00 $ 32,000.00 $ 40,000.00 818 Garage Maintenance $ 11,000.00 $ 15,000.00 $ 12,000.00 819 A uditor $ 3,500.00 $ 3,750.00 $ 3,950.00 820 General Assistance $ - $ - $ 5,000.00 822 Asphalt Spraying $ 38,000.00 $ 24,000.00 $ 26,000.00 823 Salt Shed $ - $ - $ - 824 Cementary Maintenance $ 3,500.00 $ 3,500.00 $ 3,000.00 825 Fire Truck Equipment Res. $ 3,000.00 $ - $ 1,000.00 826 W o rk First $ 700.00 $ 700.00 $ - 827 Equipment Res. $ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00 828 R ock Rake $ - $ - $ - 832 Recreation $ 200.00 $ - $ 1,000.00 833 D iscounts $ 16,500.00 $ 18,500.00 $ 22,000.00 834 Updating Property Maps $ 1,100.00 $ 1,200.00 $ 1,300.00 836 T ax A sse sso r $ 22,500.00 $ 22,500.00 $ 32,500.00 837 Stray Animals $ 1,500.00 $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00 839 Ambulance Subsidy $ 13,000.00 $ 13,500.00 $ 14,500.00 840 W.C.C.B. $ - $ - $ - 841 Town Office Maintenance $ 20,000.00 $ 20,000.00 $ 15,000.00 843 Fire Dept. Training $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 $ 4,000.00 846 S m ith Road $ - $ - $ - 848 Fire Dept. Pay $ 8,850.00 $ 8,850.00 $ 8,850.00 853 Zions Hill Road $ - $ - $ - 854 Archie Inc. $ 2,038.00 $ 2,338.00 $ 2,700.00 855 New Fire Truck $ 11,599.00 $ 11,599.00 $ 11,559.00 856 Beach Maintenance $ 200.00 $ 300.00 $ 300.00 858 Gravel Screen $ - $ - $ - 860 Loader $ - $ - $ - 862 W a te r Shed $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 500.00 863 Ball Field $ 200.00 $ 344.00 $ - 864 Code Enforcement $ 16,000.00 $ 16,500.00 $ 16,000.00

875 Roadside Mowing $ 1,500.00 $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00 876 SCBA Replacement Res. $ 2,000.00 $ - $ 2,000.00 880 George Thomas Road $ 46,100.00 $ - $ - 884 Industry Food Bank $ 500.00 $ 500.00 $ 500.00 885 Maintenance of Roads $ - $ - $ 46,500.00 Town Office Improvements $ - $ 7,000.00 $ -

Total Approp. & Excise Tax $ 4 9 5 ,0 7 2 .0 0 $ 4 5 2 ,6 6 6 .0 0 $ 5 2 2 ,1 1 1 .0 0 E x c is e T a x

813 Winter Roads $ 70,000.00 $ 75,000.00 $ 95,000.00 814 Summer Roads $ 70,000.00 $ 75,000.00 $ 85,000.00 855 Maintenance of Roads $ 38,000.00 $ 25,000.00 $ 175,000.00

Total From Excise Tax $ 1 7 8 ,0 0 0 .0 0 $ 1 7 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 $ 3 5 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0

Total Approp. & Excise Tax $ 6 7 3 ,0 7 2 .0 0 $ 6 2 7 ,6 6 6 .0 0 $ 8 7 7 ,1 1 1 .0 0

17 Municipal Actual 2015 2016

100 Adm inistration $ 17 2,0 4 6 .4 1 $ 1 4 3 ,9 0 4 .5 2

01 Payroll $ 72,272.17 $ 66,707.58

02 Emp. Fringe $ 12,026.00 $ 9,738.00

03 Town Insurance $ 28,961.00 $ 24,585.00

04 Payroll Taxes $ 7,732.42 $ 4,718.43

05 Legal $ 7,332.88 $ 4,974.28

06 A uditor $ 6,100.00 $ 3,750.00

07 Utitilities $ 8,861.51 $ 6,794.52

08 Office Expenses $ 24,886.43 $ 19,529.24

09 Training $ 1,710.00 $ 914.47

98 Expense $ 2,164.00 $ 2,193.00

101 Fire Dept. $ 6 1 ,9 3 1 .5 8 $ 5 6 ,9 6 6 .4 9

01 Payroll $ 12,253.25 $ 13,972.25

04 Payroll Taxes $ 922.46 $ 1,068.97

07 Utitilities $ 13,718.12 $ 9,178.44

09 Training $ 1,707.08 $ 2,682.00

10 Debt Payments $ 14,465.24 $ 14,465.24

11 Reserve $ 3,000.00

12 Equipment Maint. $ 18,865.43 $ 12,599.59

98 Expense

102 Transfer/Recy. $ 9 8 ,2 9 7 .1 5 $ 9 7 ,4 2 4 .5 3

01 Payroll $ 9,565.11 $ 9,871.68

04 Payroll Taxes $ 675.89 $ 755.09

06 Contractors $ 87,386.86 $ 86,299.65

07 Utitilities $ 307.31 $ 383.95

08 Office Expenses $ 200.99 $ 114.16

98 Expense $ 160.99

103 Public Works $ 3 6 9 ,7 9 4 .0 7 $ 2 9 2 ,9 6 6 .7 6

01 Payroll $ 81,020.96 $ 86,905.16

02 Employee Fringe $ 20,692.86 $ 13,789.08

04 Payroll Taxes $ 5,848.05 $ 6,630.95

130 Capital Roads $ 85,976.05

07 Utitilities $ 4,345.22 $ 3,907.33

06 Equipment Pur. $ 25,000.00

08 Office Expenses $ 347.51 $ 747.16

09 Training $ 70.00 $ 278.88

12 Equipment Maint. $ 45,892.96 $ 31,834.65

15 Building Maint. $ 4,724.59 $ 2,189.65

16 Maint. Of Roads $ 98,042.39 $ 58,480.39

18 Tools $ 2,227.46

98 Expense $ 715.00

99 A pprop. $ 83,094.53

107 Assessing $ 16,800.00 $ 18,390.00

108 Abatments $ 30,000.00 $ 30,256.67

109 Third Party Req. $ 2,759.99 $ 2,774.14

110 Animal Control $ 5,332.96 $ 5,159.36 112 Street Lights $ 4,774.29 $ 4,167.35

113 General Assistance $ 50.00 $ 100.00

114 Recreation $ 681.85 $ 1,165.48

115 Cementary $ 3,858.56 $ 8,349.40

117 Ambulance $ 14,401.00 $ 9,655.00

118 Beach Mainenance $ 215.00 $ 260.00

120 Code Enforcement $ 22,319.47 $ 21,090.46

01 Payroll $ 18,950.00 $ 17,688.60

04 Payroll Taxes $ 1,235.68 $ 1,357.30

07 Utilities $ 1,123.01 $ 1,193.08

08 Office Expense $ 996.78 $ 691.03

09 Training $ 14.00 $ 160.45

121 Plumber $ 406.66

122 N Ch. Homemakers $ 500.00

1 2 3 D e m o . $ 6,000.00

Total Appro & Excise Tax $ 8 0 3 ,2 6 2 .3 3 $ 6 9 9 ,5 3 6 .8 2

E x c is e T a x $ 199,263.00 $ 209,323.97

Minus Excise Tax $ 6 0 3 ,9 9 9 .3 3 $ 4 9 0 ,2 1 2 .8 5

19 Chesbervflle-16 1:00 PM

Budget YTD Account______Net______Net

100 - ADMINISTRATION 141,698.00 119,319-57 01 - PAYROLL 70,000.00 66,707.58 02 - EMPLOYEE FRINGE 9,800,00 9,738.00 04-PAYROLL TAXES 5,355.00 4,718.43 0 5 -LEGAL 10,100.00 4,974.28 06 - Contract 4,500.00 3,750.00 07 - UTILITIES 11,600.00 6,794,S2 OS - OFFICE EXPENSES 27,000.00 19,529.24 09-TRAINING 1,300.00 914.47 9 6 - EXPENSE 2,043.00 2,193.00

101 - FIRE DEPARTMENT 40,433.44 39,501 25 01 - PAYROLL 14,058.00 13,972.25 04 - PAYROLL TAXES 1,075.44 1,063.97 07 - UTILITIES 13,040.00 9,178.44 09 - TRAINING 3,000.00 2,632.00 12 - EQUIPMENT Maintenance 17,260.00 12,599.59

102 - TRAN5FER/RECYCLING 105,163.73 97,424.53 01 - PAYROLL 9,722.00 9,871.68 04 - PAYROLL TAXES 743.73 755.09 06 - Contract 94,058.00 86,299.65 07 - UTILITIES 240.00 383.9$ 08 - OFFICE EXPENSES 400.00 114.16

103 - PUBLIC WORKS 285,111.04 217,427.34 01 - PAYROLL 110,275.00 86,905.16 02 - EMPLOYEE FRINGE 22,000.00 13,789.08 04- PAYROLL TAXES 8,436.04 6,630.95 07 - UTILITIES 4,500.00 4,250.06 08 - OFFICE EXPENSES 0.00 747.16 09 - TRAINING 1,000.00 278.88 12 - EQUIPMENT Maintenance 45,900.00 37,815.98 IS - Building M.Iinterlace 8,000.00 2,189.65 16 - MAINTENANCE OF ROAOS 80,000.00 62,592.96 18 - TooJj 5,000.00 2,227.46

105 - EDUCATION 2,687.00 943,308.12 99 - APPROPRIATION 2,687.00 943,308.12

106 - COUNTY TAX 0.00 57,622.50 99 - APPROPRIATION 0.00 S7,622, £ 0

107 - ASSESSING 16,116-00 10,390.00 06-Contract 10,116.00 13,390.00

103 - OVERLAY/ABATEMENTS/DISCOUNTS 30,000.00 47,352.05 99 - APPROPRIATION 30,000.00 47,352.05

109 ■ THIRD PARTY REQUESTS 2,774.14 2,774.14 99 - APPROPRIATION 2,774.14 2,774,14

20 110 - ANIMAL CONTROL 5,364.65 5,159.36 01 - PAYROLL 1,000.00 1,000.00 04 - PAYROLL TAXES 160.65 160.68 06 - Contract 2,704,00 2,704.00 09 - TRAINING 100.00 109.00 98 - EXPENSE 300.00 85.68 99 - APPROPRIATION 1,100.00 1,100.00

112 - STREET LIGHTS 4,500.00 4,167.35 07 - UTILITIES 4,500,00 4,167.35 Chesterviile-ifc 1:00 PM

Budget YTD Account Net Net

113 - GENERAL ASSISTANCE CONT'D

113 - GENERAL ASSISTANCE l.oao.oa 100-00 07 - UTILITIES 0.00 50.00 99 - APPROPRIATION 1,000.00 50.00

114 - RECREATION 1,000.00 1,165.48 06 - Contract 150.00 140.00 07 - UTILITIES 300.00 375,00 08 - OFFICE EXPENSES 550.00 170.48 99 - APPROPRIATION 0.00 480-00

115-CEMETERY 9,0DD.M a, 349.40 07 ■- UTILITIES 4,000.00 3,649.40 OB ■ OFFICE EXPENSES 5,000.00 4,700.00

1 1 7 -AMBULANCE 14,533.00 9,655.00 99 - APPROPRIATION 14,533.00 9,655.00

113 - Eimer Wright Beach Maintenance 300.00 260.00 07 - UTILITIES 300.00 260.00

119 - DEBT PAYMENTS 14,466.00 14,465.24 10 - DEBT PAYMENTS 14,46600 14,465.24

120 - CODE ENFORCEMENT 22,274.53 21,090.46 01 ■ PAYROLL 17,301.00 17,688.60 04 - PAYROLL TAXES 1,323.53 1,357.30 07 - UTILITIES 1,300,00 1,193.08 08 - OFFICE EXPENSES 1,850,00 691.03 09 - TRAINING 500.00 160.45

121 - LPI Stipend 365.00 406.66 99 - APPROPRIATION 355.00 406.66

122 - Chesterviile EXT homemakers 500 00 500.00 99 - APPROPRIATION 500.00 500.00

123 - Demo/Equiropent Rental 6,OOD.(M) 6,000.00

21 99 - APPROPRIATION 6,000,00 6,000,00

130 - Capita Roads 142,300.00 128,276.05 17 ■ Capital R05 142,300.00 128,276.05

135 - Town Insurances 30,500,00 24,S8S,00 03 - TOWN INSURANCES 30,500.00 24,585.00

201 - SCBA RESERVE 2,000-00 2,000.00 11 - TRANSFER TO RESERVES 2,000.00 2,000.00

202 - FIRE TttJCK RESERVE 1,000.00 1,00000 11 - TRANSFER TO RESERVES 1,000.00 1,000.00

501 * Depart of Treasury 3,500.00 2,608-74 98 - EXPENSE 3,500.00 2,608.74

Final Totals 692,586.53 1,772,908.19

22 TAX COLLECTOR’S REPORT

CALENDAR YEAR 2016 MIL RATE 16.78 PER THOUSAND VALUATION

2016 TAX COMMITMENT

2016 Tax Commitment S I ,566,478.44

2016 Supplemental Taxes 00.00

Total 2016 Commitment SI,566,478.44

2016 Taxes Collected 1.326,697.86

2016 Tax Discounts 30,275.85

2016 Tax Abatements 931.30

Total 2016 Taxes Paid 1,3 5 7,905.01 -1.357.905.01

Di fference 208,573.43

Corrections +7.344.27

Unpaid Balance of 2016 faxes 215.917.70

Respectfully Yours,

Olive Couture, Tax Collector

23 Chestervilie Non Zero Balance on Lien Accounts 03/15/2017 :35 PM Tax Year: 2004-1 To 2015-2 Page 1 As of: 12/31/2016

Original Payment / Amount Acct Nam e...... Year Tax Adjustments Due 41 L BALAIS, ALBERT & BELINDA 2015 705.33 0.00 705.33 68 L BENTLY, MIKE 2008 116.71 0.00 116.71 68 L BENTLY, MIKE 2009 116.93 0.00 116.93 68 L BENTLY, MIKE 2010 115.56 0.00 115.56 68 L BENTLY, MIKE 2011 117.51 0.00 117.51 68 L BENTLY, MIKE 2012 122.24 -6.49 128.73 68 L BENTLY, MIKE 2013 145.30 -6.74 152.04 68 L BENTLY, MIKE 2014 131.71 -25.74 157.45 68 L BENTLY, MIKE 2015 134.12 0.00 134.12 311 L BRANAGAN, WILLIAM H. 2015 130.72 0.00 130.72 312 L BRANAGAN, WILLIAM II 2015 497.93 0.00 497.93 1150 L BROWN, CURTIS JR. 2011 133.32 0.00 133.32 1150 L BROWN, CURTIS JR. 2012 139.04 -6.49 145.53 1150 L BROWN, CURTIS JR. 2013 161.57 -6.74 168.31 1150 L BROWN, CURTIS JR. 2014 219.00 -25.74 244.74 1150 L BROWN, CURTIS JR. 2015 232.72 0.00 232.72 58 L BURNHAM, RICHARD 2015 555.73 0.00 555.73 144 L BURNHAM, RICHARD & ROSALIE 2015 945.03 0.00 945.03 305 L CHANEY-WATERS, CAROL 2015 1,381.76 0.00 1,381.76 372 L CHANEY-WATERS, CAROL 2015 754.63 0.00 754.63 195 L CLEMENTS, CALVIN 2013 145.30 87.53 57.77 201 L CLEMENTS, CALVIN 2015 2,475.05 0.00 2,475.05 196 L CLEMENTS, CALVIN L 2014 351.45 265.00 86.45 196 L CLEMENTS, CALVIN L 2015 382.32 0.00 382.32 198 L CLEMENTS, CALVIN L. 2013 133.92 -6.74 140.66 198 L CLEMENTS, CALVIN L. 2014 261.14 -25.74 286.88 198 L CLEMENTS, CALVIN L. 2015 280.32 0.00 280.32 1304 L CLEMENTS, CHARLES 2005 94.78 0.00 94.78 118 L CLICHE, RAYMOND 2015 1,356.44 0.00 1,356.44 206 L COCHRAN, KATHLEEN 2015 341.52 0.00 341.52 1252 L CURRIER, BRUCE W 2015 992.32 0.00 992.32 265 L DEACON, CLAUDETTE, HEIRS 2013 722.68 672.37 50.31 265 L DEACON, CLAUDETTE, HEIRS 2014 769.85 -25.74 795.59 265 L DEACON, CLAUDETTE, HEIRS 2015 854.93 0.00 854.93 1134 L DINGLEY, WINNIFRED TRUST 2006 187.29 0.00 187.29 1134 L DINGLEY, WINNIFRED TRUST 2007 209.46 0.00 209.46 1134 L DINGLEY, WINNIFRED TRUST 2008 202.26 0.00 202.26 1134 L DINGLEY, WINNIFRED TRUST 2009 202.60 0.00 202.60 1134 L DINGLEY, WINNIFRED TRUST 2010 203.00 0.00 203.00 1134 L DINGLEY, WINNIFRED TRUST 2011 209.17 0.00 209.17 980 L DODGE, JAMES A 2014 1,204.82 -25.74 1,230.56 980 L DODGE, JAMES A 2015 1,346.24 0.00 1,346.24 308 L ELLIOTT, BETTY, HEIRS 2010 385.42 204.02 181.40 308 L ELLIOTT, BETTY, HEIRS 2011 400.39 0.31 400.08 308 L ELLIOTT, BETTY, HEIRS 2012 423.02 -6.49 429.51

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Original Payment / Amount Acct Nam e----- Year Tax Adjustments Due 308 L ELLIOTT, BETTY, HEIRS 2013 436.43 -6.74 443.17 308 L ELLIOTT, BETTY, HEIRS 2014 368.00 -25.74 393.74 308 L ELLIOTT, BETTY, HEIRS 2015 401.02 0.00 401.02 309 L ELLIOTT, LAURA 2009 201.13 0.00 201.13 313 L ELLIOTT, ROGER W. 2015 516.63 0.00 516.63 911 L ELSMAN, STEVEN E. SR. 2015 839.63 0.00 839.63 779 L FOWLER, JASON 2010 302.96 0.00 302.96 779 L FOWLER, JASON 2011 315.69 0.00 315.69 779 L FOWLER, JASON 2012 334.80 -6.49 341.29 779 L FOWLER, JASON 2012 873.32 -6.49 879.81 779 L FOWLER, JASON 2013 349.25 0.00 349.25 779 L FOWLER, JASON 2014 291.24 0.00 291.24 1265 L GAY, ALAN 2013 1,452.94 507.83 945.11 1265 L GAY, ALAN 2014 1,430.57 -25.74 1,456.31 1265 L GAY, ALAN 2015 1,601.24 0.00 1,601.24 1191 L GERRISH, JESSIE & WAYNE 2014 729.22 -25.74 754.96 1191 L GERRISH, JESSIE & WAYNE 2015 656.03 0.00 656.03 13 L GODING, SHARON 2015 2,702.56 37.84 2,664.72 388 L GORDON, JOSEPH R. 2015 1,179.64 0.00 1,179.64 1229 L GRAY, TIFFANY 2015 535.33 5.83 529.50 427 L HALL, JULIE & BRUCE 2012 456.62 22.26 434.36 427 L HALL, JULIE & BRUCE 2013 468.96 -6.74 475.70 427 L HALL, JULIE & BRUCE 2014 455.30 -25.74 481.04 427 L HALL, JULIE & BRUCE 2015 499.63 0.00 499.63 656 L HASTINGS, SHERRIE 2015 587.42 0.00 587.42 463 L HEALEY, DANA 2015 571.03 0.00 571.03 1423 L KELLEY, MILTON RAY JR. 2012 76.87 -6.49 83.36 1423 L KELLEY, MILTON RAY JR. 2013 101.39 -6.74 108.13 1423 L KELLEY, MILTON RAY JR. 2014 240.07 -25.74 265.81 1423 L KELLEY, MILTON RAY JR. 2015 256.52 0.00 256.52 539 L KELLEY, MILTON RAYJR. 2009 588.11 0.00 588.11 539 L KELLEY, MILTON RAYJR. 2010 697.95 0.00 697.95 539 L KELLEY, MILTON RAYJR. 2011 729.72 0.00 729.72 539 L KELLEY, MILTON RAYJR. 2012 775.05 -6.49 781.54 539 L KELLEY, MILTON RAYJR. 2013 775.37 -6.74 782.11 539 L KELLEY, MILTON RAYJR. 2014 1,096.45 -25.74 1,122.19 539 L KELLEY, MILTON RAYJR. 2015 1,223.84 0.00 1,223.84 771 L LUSCINSKI, TED 2011 811.26 0.00 811.26 771 L LUSCINSKI, TED 2012 859.90 -6.49 866.39 771 L LUSCINSKI, TED 2014 494.99 -25.74 520.73 771 L LUSCINSKI, TED 2015 588.03 0.00 588.03 1434 L MCHUGH, PATRICK T 2015 367.02 0.00 367.02 708 L MESSER, RALPH H. 2015 1,470.34 322.61 1,147.73 695 L MORLEY, FAY 2015 1,086.13 366.81 719.32 710 L MORSE, ZELLIE 2015 579.53 0.00 579.53

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Original Payment / Amount Acct Nam e----- Year Tax Adjustments Due 1236 L NEMETH, DONALD M 2015 681.53 0.00 681.53 734 L NORTON, CLAYTON 2015 368.72 0.00 368.72 16 L PACHER, WILLIAM 2015 654.33 92.21 562.12 1355 L PACKER, WILLIAM 2015 511.53 94.08 417.45 762 L PAGE, ALAN 2011 592.23 0.00 592.23 762 L PAGE, ALAN 2012 628.86 -6.49 635.35 762 L PAGE, ALAN 2013 633.87 -13.48 647.35 762 L PAGE, ALAN 2014 492.92 -25.74 518.66 762 L PAGE, ALAN 2015 542.13 0.00 542.13 762 L PAGE, ALAN & BERNICE 2010 566.79 511.22 55.57 927 L PARLIN, PATRICIA 2015 2,075.55 479.04 1,596.51 648 L PATTERSON, MAVIS 2015 3,590.27 0.00 3,590.27 1254 L PAUL, LAWRENCE & BARBARA 2015 1,193.92 774.23 419.69 307 L PAUL, LAWRENCE F. 2014 1,049.79 14.60 1,035.19 307 L PAUL, LAWRENCE F. 2015 1,171.14 0.00 1,171.14 375 L PERKINS, DANIEL & ELIZABETH 2015 108.62 0.00 108.62 374 L PERKINS, ELIZABETH 2015 525.13 0.00 525.13 624 L RICHARD, CASSANDRA & LOWE, 2013 438.70 91.79 346.91 ERIC 624 L RICHARD, CASSANDRA & LOWE, 2014 381.55 -25.74 407.29 ERIC 624 L RICHARD, CASSANDRA & LOWE, 2015 416.32 0.00 416.32 ERIC 778 L RICHARD, JULIE A 2014 1,466.70 1,196.48 270.22 778 L RICHARD, JULIE A 2015 1,642.04 0.00 1,642.04 1301 L RICHARDS, JESSICA 2014 1,259.00 -32.48 1,291.48 1442 L ROBINSON, MERRY 2015 193.62 0.00 193.62 1269 L ROGERS, CARLYLE W., HEIRS 2013 91.63 -6.74 98.37 1269 L ROGERS, CARLYLE W., HEIRS 2014 246.09 -25.74 271.83 1269 L ROGERS, CARLYLE W., HEIRS 2015 263.32 0.00 263.32 885 L SIMONEAU, BRENDA 2013 1,108.79 400.60 708.19 885 L SIMONEAU, BRENDA 2014 1,141.60 -25.74 1,167.34 885 L SIMONEAU, BRENDA 2015 1,274.84 0.00 1,274.84 1301 L SOUCY, JESSICA 2015 1,407.44 0.00 1,407.44 537 L STANLEY, RODNEY JR. 2015 555.73 51.75 503.98 999 L VARNEY, FLORA 2010 71.84 1.00 70.84 999 L VARNEY, FLORA 2011 71.69 0.00 71.69 999 L VARNEY, FLORA 2012 73.51 -6.49 80.00 999 L VARNEY, FLORA 2013 98.13 -6.74 104.87 999 L VARNEY, FLORA 2014 208.47 -25.74 234.21 999 L VARNEY, FLORA 2015 220.82 0.00 220.82 1000 L VARNEY, FLORA 2009 111.03 0.00 111.03 1000 L VARNEY, FLORA 2010 109.53 2.19 107.34 1000 L VARNEY, FLORA 2011 111.19 0.00 111.19 1000 L VARNEY, FLORA 2012 115.52 -6.49 122.01

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Original Payment / Amount Acct Nam e...... Year Tax Adjustments Due 1000 L VARNEY, FLORA 2013 138.80 -6.74 145.54 1000 L VARNEY, FLORA 2014 253.62 -25.74 279.36 1000 L VARNEY, FLORA 2015 271.82 0.00 271.82 1046 L WELCH, GARY 2014 1,272.54 994.45 278.09 1046 L WELCH, GARY 2015 1,422.74 0.00 1,422.74 1322 L WELCH, JESSICA & LAURIE 2012 431.42 419.41 12.01 1322 L WELCH, JESSICA & LAURIE 2013 444.56 -6.74 451.30 1322 L WELCH, JESSICA & LAURIE 2014 459.81 -25.74 485.55 1322 L WELCH, JESSICA & LAURIE 2015 504.73 0.00 504.73 563 L WELCH, RYAN & MICHELLE 2014 235.56 -12.81 248.37 563 L WELCH, RYAN & MICHELLE 2015 251.42 0.00 251.42 1103 L WILBUR, WANDA 2015 346.62 0.00 346.62

Total for 144 Accounts: 86,867.75 6,922.10 79/

Payment Summary Type Principal Interest Costs Total C - Correction -1,438.51 -16.63 -156.47 -1,611.61 L - Lien Costs 0.00 0.00 -1,123.15 -1,123.15 P - Payment 7,467.36 656.10 1,286.40 9,409.86 N - Non-Budgetary 0.00 0.00 247.00 247.00 Total 6,028.85 639.47 253.78 6,922.10

Lien Summary 2005-1 94.78 2006-1 187.29 2007-1 209.46 2008-1 318.97 2009-1 1,219.80 2010-1 349.31 2010-2 1,385.31 2011-2 3,491.86 2012-1 3,356.31 2012-2 1,583.58 2013-1 6,175.09 2014-1 14,575.28 2015-1 46,998.61 Total 79,945.65

27 UNPAID TAXES Tax Year: 2016 As of: 12/31/2016

221 CHESTERVILLE HILL REALTY TRUST 4,111.10 * ALLEN, RODNEY & REBECCA 336.35 ALLEN, TIMOTHY 181.22 ** AUSTIN, STEPHANIE & MICHAEL 3,634.55 BALAIS, ALBERT & BELINDA 639.32 BARKER, KIMBERLY 822.22 BEAL, DOUGLAS & MADELEINE 4,597.72 ** BEISAW, ROBERT E. 199.68 ** BENNOCH, MARK & KATHLEEN 939.68 BENTLY, MIKE 75.51 * BILLIAN, RICHARD & JOSETTE 1,304.47 BISSELL, GEORGE THOMAS 578.91 BORCHARDT, DAVID & ELIZABETH 1,617.59 BOUCHARD, CHRISTINA 771.88 BRANN, DEAN & TAMMY 142.63 BRELSFORD, DARLENE 288.62 * BROOKS, ALEXAUNDRA M 30.43 BROWN, CURTIS JR. 172.83 * BROWN, LINDA 1,002.75 BURNHAM, RICHARD 491.65 BURNHAM, RICHARD & ROSALIE 792.02 ** BUTTERFIELD, BRIAN 966.53 ** BUTTERFIELD, DENNIS 607.44 ** BUTTERFIELD, DENNIS 748.39 ** BUTTERFIELD, DENNIS & BARBARA 1,941.45 ** BUTTERFIELD, DENNIS & BARBARA 984.99 ** BUTTERFIELD, JEREMY S. 468.16 CAMPBELL, ANDREWS 434.60 CAMPBELL, ANDREWS B 72.15 CATTOGGIO, LEONARD & KATHLEEN 575.55 CHANEY-WATERS, CAROL 265.12 CHANEY-WATERS, CAROL 1,438.05 CHANEY-WATERS, CAROL 687.98 CHANEY-WATERS, CAROL 28.53 * CHILDS, BETH & LINDY 1,438.84 CLARY, AMY 475.79 CLEMENS, HARLAND & NANCY 594.01 CLEMENTS, CALVIN 2,386.12 CLEMENTS, CALVIN L 320.50 CLEMENTS, CALVIN L. 219.82 CLEMENTS, CHARLES 50.34 CLICHE, RAYMOND 1,226.62 COCHRAN, KATHLEEN 280.23 COLLINS, ARLENE 1,594.10 COLLINS, PHYLLIS 174.51 CONLOGUE, CHRISTOPHER 543.67 CRANE, RAY 239.95

28 CRANE, RAY & WANDEN, BRENDA 342.31 CRANE, RAY & WANDEN, BRENDA 2,287.11 CRANE, RAY L 684.62 CRANE, RAY L 729.93 CURRIER, BRUCE W 922.90 * CUSHMAN, ARCHIE & VIOLET 359.23 * DALRYMPLE JR, PAUL 929.29 DEACON, CLAUDETTE, HEIRS 786.98 DECKER, JOSEPH 600.72 ** DEERING, RONDELL C. 1,312.20 DELGADO, STONE LEWIS 169.48 DELGADO, STONE LEWIS 177.87 DEMARSH, MICHAEL 253.38 * DENDY, MARK & KATHY 769.04 DODGE, JAMES A 1,271.92 DUSTIN, CHRISTOPHER & NICHOLE 2,183.08 ELLIOTT, BETTY, HEIRS 338.96 ELLIOTT, ROGER W. 369.16 FAHEY, WILLIAM 1,402.81 FAHEY, WILLIAM 721.54 FARLEY, DEBORAH & JAMES 2,178.04 FISCHER, NADINE, HEIRS 1,498.45 FLETCHER, KEVIN 234.92 FLETCHER, KEVIN W. 1,969.97 FLETCHER, TRAVIS & KELLI 2,144.48 * FORAND, ROBERT 40.00 FOSS, IRENE LIFE ESTATE 352.38 FOSS, IRENE, LIFE ESTATE 855.78 FOURNIER, MARC 1.07 FOURNIER, REBECCA ANN 13.42 FREEWAY INVESTMENTS 2,319.00 GAMMON, KYLE EDWARD 387.62 * GARDNER, RICHARD L 49.07 * GATCHELL, JOHN & JEAN 1,370.73 GAY, ALAN 1,523.62 GERRISH, AMBRA 505.08 GERRISH, JANET 689.66 GERRISH, JANET 280.23 GERRISH, JESSIE & WAYNE 590.66 GILBERT-LORD, SANDRA 1,355.72 GODING, SHARON 2,631.10 GORDON, JOSEPH R. 1,023.58 GOULD JR, CONLEY & KENTUCKY 1,552.15 ** GRAFF, MARTHA 575.36 GRAY, TIFFANY 387.62 HALL, JULIE & BRUCE 436.28 ** HAMEL, DARLENE 229.70 ** HARTMANN, KATHERINE & JONATHAN 1,211.52 HASTINGS, MICHAEL 2,142.81 HASTINGS, SHERRIE 448.03 HEALEY, DANA 422.86

29 HEATH, ANGELA 558.77 HEATH, DANIEL 922.90 HEATH, DAVID & RACHEL 577.23 HILL, LUCILE -82.24 ** HINKLEY, JOHN & LOUISE 1,295.42 HOLBROOK, VEDA 169.48 HORNE, SHARON L. 2,721.72 HOWARD, SHERMAN & SHELLY 471.52 HYDE, ROBERT & PAMELA 1,800.49 * IVERSON, BEATRICE 427.57 IVERSON, DENNIS T. 83.24 JONES, DORIAN R & ROBERT C JT 1.412.88 KANIUKA, WILLIAM P. 2,626.07 KELLEY, MILTON RAY JR. 1,318.91 KELLEY, MILTON RAY JR. 196.33 KELLY, RICHARD JR. & JULIE 454.74 KENYON, ROBERT & KAREN 4,134.59 * KING, CLAYTON & JOYCE 2.452.66 KNAPP , KILEY 704.76 LEBLANC, MELINDA J 2,000.18 LEWIS, NORMAN & EDWARD 607.39 * LIBBY, LISA F. 423.85 LOVEWELL, JOSHUA 1,031.97 LUGER, CHARLES P 95.65 LUSCINSKI, TED 523.54 MAINE-LY TREES 246.67 MAINE-LY TREES 1.085.67 MAINE-LY TREES 1,080.63 MAINE-LY TREES 236.60 MAINE-LY TREES 204.72 * MAINE-LY TREES INC 4,647.37 MAINE-LY TREES INC 594.01 MAINE-LY TREES INC, 30.20 MAINE-LY TREES INC, 1,636.05 MAINE-LY TREES INC. 218.14 * MASSELLI, ARLEEN 665.89 MCHUGH PATRICK T 1,941.45 MCHUGH, PATRICK T 305.40 MCLEAN, DALE & DENISE 798.73 * MENTHE, ROBERT J 444.19 MESSER, RALPH H. 1,310.52 MILLAY, ROBERT 1.365.89 MITCHELL, DORIS J. 889.34 MORLEY, FAY 634.28 MORSE, NANCY 474.87 MORSE, ROGER JR 420.81 MORSE, ZELLIE 515.15 MOSHER, LORI (WHITE) 250.02 MUDIE, STEVE & TERESA 874.24 * MULHERIN, ROGER & APRIL 1,661.58 NEMETH, DONALD M 531.93

30 NORTON, CLAYTON 223.17 NORTON, ELMER 307.07 NORTON, KRISTINE 248.34 ** OBERTON, DEANNE 1,102.45 ODONAL, PATRICK 500.04 OLIVER, DENNIS 177.87 OSGOOD, CHRISTOPHER 369.16 * OTIS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 76.18 OUELLETTE, MATHEW 716.51 PACHER, WILLIAM 588.98 PACKER, WILLIAM 448.03 PAGE, ALAN 646.03 PARKER, JAMES D. 271.84 PARLIN, PATRICIA 1,907.89 PATTERSON, MAVIS 3,402.98 PAUL, LAWRENCE & BARBARA 1,644.44 PAUL, LAWRENCE F. 948.07 PERKINS, DANIEL & ELIZABETH 50.34 PERKINS, ELIZABETH 461.45 PERSSON, GERARD & MAUREEN 2,461.63 PETRIE, GAYLE 1,097.32 ** PIERCE, ALLYN S. 807.29 PLATT, BARRY D. 2,892.87 POOLER SOPHIA SCHEETZ- 3,668.11 POST, DAVID J. 689.66 POULSON, STEFANIE 1,589.07 PUFFER, DEBORAH L. 657.78 PURINGTON, TOBY 307.07 QUIRRON-BOTKA, KATHERINE A. 2,532.10 ** RAND, JOSEPH/JESSICA 62.09 RICHARD, CASSANDRA & LOWE, ERIC 521.86 RICHARD, JULIE A 1,480.00 RIDLEY, SCOTT W. 630.93 ROBINSON, MERRY 75.51 ROGERS, CARLYLE W., HEIRS 203.04 ROSS, CYNTHIA 1.684.71 RYDER, COLBY 169.48 RYDER, COLBY 463.13 SAWYER, SHIRLEY/LEARY, GLENDA 1,550.47 SCHMIDT, RALPH & ANITA 179.55 SCHROEDER, JUSTINE A 1,901.17 ** SEARLES, SALOME 426.21 SEARLES, STANLEY 380.91 SIMONEAU, BRENDA 1,369.25 SKELTON, WILLIAM & LAURA 6.71 SMALL, ERNESTINE 513.47 SMART, LARRY & DINSMORE,HEATHER 1,184.67 SOUCY, JESSICA 1,248.43 ** SOULE, GREGORY 1,229.97 SOULE, GREGORY 2.226.71 ** SOULE, GREGORY 58.73

31 SOULE, GREGORY 198.00 STANLEY, CLAYTON & DEBORA 213.11 STANLEY, RODNEY JR. 491.65 STARBIRD, M. ETHAN & PATRICIA 1,914.60 STEVENS, KATHY 454.74 STORER, GRANVILLE JR. 1,229.97 STPIERRE, JOSEPH & PAMELA 244.99 THOMAS, ROGER & ELIZABETH 708.12 TIBBETS, CLAYTON 805.44 TOMKINSON, NEIL C. 1,082.31 TOOTHAKER, BARBARA 355.74 TOOTHAKER, EUGENE 486.62 TOOTHAKER, EUGENE 4,127.88 TOOTHAKER, EUGENE, TRUSTEE 704.76 TOOTHAKER, PILAR 1,787.07 TOWN OF CHESTERVILLE 421.18 TUBERTINI, MARTIN J 1,503.49 VARNEY, FLORA 161.09 VARNEY, FLORA 211.43 VASHAW, PEGGY (WEBBER) 1,352.47 WALDO JR, ALBERT 560.45 WALTON, KYLE 696.37 WALTON, KYLE 203.04 WARD,RAZELL & GILBERT 755.10 WEBSTER, RICKY & LEOLA 1,686.09 WEEKS, DENNIS S 18.16 WELCH, ANDREW 506.76 WELCH, GARY 1,263.53 WELCH, JESSICA & LAURIE 441.31 WELCH, RYAN & MICHELLE 191.29 WELCH, STEPHEN/LAURIE 379.91 WHEELER, PATRICK/HEATHER 2,000.85 WHITE, EDWARD P., JR. & CATHY J. 360.77 WHITEHOUSE, MICHAEL & CAROL 1,127.62 WHITEHOUSE, RICHARD/SUZANNE 177.87 WHITEHOUSE, RICHARD/SUZANNE 1,364.21 WHITTIER, MARIE 575.55 WILBUR, WANDA 285.26 WILLIAMS, CATHERINE & FLORENCE 1,382.67 WORKS, GLENN B. 232.99 WRIGHT, DEVIN JAMES 186.26 Total for 251 Accounts: 215,917.70

Partial Payment Paid in Full after December 31,2016

32 T O W OF CHESTERVILLE VITAL STATISTICS 2016

Births Recorded 12 Marriages Recorded 9

Deaths Recorded 1 I

Brown, Robert L. 02/14 Parent, Norman L. 03/23 Tibbetts, Christopher L. Go 02 Heath, Colon S. 05/11 Roberts, Aim IvL 06/28 Ridley, Stephen D. 07/02 Kittredge, Rodney B. 07/24 Bennoch, Michael W. 08/28 Gordon, Warren S. 09/13 Norton, Wendell S, 12/04 Meader, Archie O. 12/08

Respectfully Submitted,

Pamela Griswold Tow n (" lerk

33 Town of Chesterville Public Works Report

To the Chesterville Residents:

The Public Works Department would like to thank you for all the support you have given to our crew and department. This winter as you all know lias proven very challenging with long intense storms that have kept us scrambling to keep up, and we appreciate your patience and understanding during these storms.

The tee this winter has kept us busy on many roads that are out of shape causing the ice to build up in the wheel ruts making it difficult to remove with the plows. We hope with a maintenance plan, to get these roads back in shape eventually to prevent this from happening as much.

This past summer w as very busy cutting brush and paving and we intend to continue with more this summer, and we are in hopes to start to get the roads on a maintenance plan.

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact us at 207-77S-3177, If we do not answer please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Respectfully Submitted,

Michael Cote, Road Foreman

34 CODE ENFORCEMENT REPORT

There were 47 building permits issued this year and 6 notifications for exempt projects, for a total of 53. 1 issued 42 permits and 6 notifications, and the Planning Board issued 5 permits. The number of single-family homes decreased from S last year to 7 this year. 5 were stick built, 2 were mobile homes, and we also had 3 seasonal camps built Building permits for additions to existing single-family home's, sheds, and garages were yet again the highest Construction cost this past year increased to SS07.47S.06 from $487,056.00 last year. It is festimated that $506,500.00 of the conslmcfion Cost was for new stick-built single-family homes, mobile homes, and seasonal camps, throughout the town. The office has again been very busy this year with inquiries regarding modifications to waterfront property and other property throughout the Town of Chestervi lie.

The Planning Board continues to review permits for commercial gravel pits, and modifications to camps within the Shoreland Zone. We had two new businesses open in North Chestervi tic. an Antique Store, and a small retail store with homemade goods to sell. The review of the remaining 2 gravel pits to be licensed will continue in the spring. I will be continuing to visit properties throughout the Town to check for conformance w ith the Chestervillc Ordinances, particularly waterfront property; It is very important that before you build and/or do other activities, that you contact me at the Town Office to ask if permits or a notification are required. After-the-fact fines start at $200.00! 1 now can be reached by email as well at; chestervi I leceortl m vfal rpoi nt.net. My hours are Mondays 8 a m. to 12 p m., Thursdays 4 pm to 8 pm. and Fridays 7 am to 2 p.m. Please call and make an appoint to meet with me because site visits are also conducted during these hours. Thursdays 1 try to stay in the office from 5-8 p.m. unless there is a situation that needs immediate attention. I would like to thank everyone for another year of service. Re sp ectful 1 y Submitted,

6 ^ 4 /h u J Brenda Medcoff, Code Enforcement Officer

35 Chesterville Fire/EMS Department 397 Dutch Gap Road Chesterville, Maine 04938 207-778-9633

"P r o v id in ';; E m e r g e n c y S e r v ic e s j o A g r e a t C o m m u n i t y **

F ifth 'E M S C h e i A s s i s t a n t C h i e f s JOHN ARCHER C o n i .e y G o u l d , J r & C o n i f:y G o u l d il l

March 8, 2017

To The Chesierville Residents,

The Chesierville Fire/EMS Department continues to be a very active organization in the town. This past year we responded to 120 eails For serv ice,

! would like take the time to thank the Chesierville residents tor their continued support of the Chesterville J'ire/EMS Department, I would also like to thank all the men and women of the department for all their hard work and dedication for the past year.

We have two members. Richard BiIlian Jr. & Greg Tewksbury, who have been working very hard to complete an E\1S course. Together they have pul in over 200 hours of service to get this done. This will allow our department to provide belter emergency serv ice for the town. 1 would like to especially " I hank" their families for allowing them the time to further their training.

Our part-time worker program at the station has been very successful. With having a firefighter at the station one day a week it enables us to stay up to dale with mandated requirements as well as equipment cheeks and repairs. This a Lows us to be ready for immediate response.

Lastly i would like to thank the area mutual aid towns for all their support this past year. It is really nice when you can help a neighboring community but more important to know that they will be there when your community needs a helping hand.

Sincerely.

2016- CFD Call Breakdown CFD Mutual Aid John Archer F VIS 48 Fire/EMS Chief Ililikling/Chminev 9 7 Motor Vehicle Accident 16 Motor Vehicle Fire 1 Trash Fire 1 Forcst/Brush Fire to 3 Carbon Monoxide 4 Power Lines Down/Treeun Lines i? Service Tails s Cancelled til Koule 7 7 Stand h\ 1 1 Total 120 lit

36 LP1 Report from January 1st. 2,016 till September Is1.2,016 Town of Chesterville, Maine

[ had other busy year (6) Internal permit's and (8) SSWW permit's Were issued. 28 inspections were carried out. Total of S2,590,00 were Collected 25% was forwarded to the State and 75% was retained. 1 had (1) complaint this year I’ve enjoyed all the pcnpte over the past (17+) years there's as ) have met a tot of really nice people in this community, I’m proud to have served as your LP1

L.P.I. #973 Respectfully

Thomas Mitchdl

37 ARCHIE'S, INC * J & J DISPOSAL

P.0 . BOX 367 J3 £ POVERTY LANE MEXICO, MAINE C4257 - ARLINGTON, MAINE 04S33 i l C 7) 3 64-243 5 (207) 77S-331S FAX (207) 364-702:7

Chestervilie Waste & Recycling Report 2016

Waste Disposal and Recycling Tons HaulerfBroker

MSW Total 392.11

■ jp White Goods & Scrap Metal

Corrugated Cardboard (QCC) 21,74 Casella Recyding

Newspapers (ONP)/Magazines [OMG) 0.07 Casella Recycling

Mixed Paper 5.8 Case! I a Recycling

Glass 0.8 Casejta Recycling

Tin Cans 1.22 Maine Metal

HOPE {#2 Plastic) 0,08 Casella Recycling

Recycling Total 29.71

38 Mid-Maine Waste Action Corporation HO Goidthwaite Road Auburn, Maine 04210 (207) 7 8 3 -8 8 0 5 Fax (207) 783-9831

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39 February 7, 2017 Report for Clearwater Food Pantry 2016

The Clearwater Foot! Pantry is governed by Clearwater Ministry, a 50lc3 organization whose primary Focus is the Clearwater Food Pantry serving those residents in the towns of Industry Chesterville and New Sharon. In 2016 we had 99(an increase of 18) active families with 260 unduplicated individuals served. An average of 180 individuals were served each month with 2200 individuals cumulatively over the year. This number does not include families who access the food pantry for produce and bakery' items on a weekly basis.

We would like to thank the towns for their support. Industry made in-kind donations co vering the insurance of the pantry building and maintaining the drive and parking area (snow plowing, sanding, and leveling) and Ches tend lie for their S500 donation. These resources have been invaluable in maintaining the Clearwater Food Pantry. We had a refrigerator donated to replace one that no longer worked. Shorey Chapel donated Hanna ford $10 Gill: Cards for the Thanks giving baskets and had a free coat give away at the pantry this fall. They also provided backpacks and school supplies for school age children and snacks for children during school vacations. The United Methodist Church in New Sharon continues to donate funds (from a dinner) and food they regularly collect for the pantry. Barclays, in Wilton, donated 8 Thanksgiving Baskets allowing us to serve in ore families. We also received baskets for Christmas from the Farmington Chamber of Commerce. Industry and Chesterville have collected non-perishable foods items and community members have generously donated monetary funds and needed personal items. We appreciate the efforts of all who were able to donated, monetary or in-kind services including die Cub Scout troop who helped collect food when our shelves were very low. This year wre hope to wrork with Industry Community Kitchen to have a dinner raising funds for the food pantry. We sponsored a Free Food Truck this spring and hope to again.

We would like to publicly thank tire Farmington Hannaford store who generously donates meats, deli, bakery', and produce weekly and Backyard Farms donating tomatoes to us weekly .

Without the dedicated staff and volunteers who pick up and sort food, keep the shelves and freezers stocked, pack the boxes, distribute die food, keep financial records and maintain the paperwork so we can continue, we would not be able to do all we are doing.

The Clearwater Food Pantry' is open each Monday 9-11:00AM to all residents of Industry, Chesterville and New Sharon who are in need. If the schools are closed because of weather the food pantry will be closed but will be opened the next school day. For emergency food please call our Pantry Director, Brenda Bickford at 778-3368.

Respectfully Submitted, Clearwater Food Pantry' Staff and Clearwater Ministry Board

Contact Amy Palmer, 7784158 if you have any questions.

40 Greetings from the North Chesterville Extension Homemakers

The NCEH is a very active group that meets at the Chesterville Town Office usually on the last Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. All meetings are free and the public is cordially invited to attend. We provide a variety of activities throughout the year. We sponsor the Chesterville Town Halloween Party, Chesterville Town Christmas Party and the Free Senior Citizen St. Patrick's Day Luncheon. Last year, we made Valentine cards, St. Patrick's Day cards, and Easter cards for local nursing homes and the luncheon, plus putting on a town birthday party for long­ time resident, Theresa Besson. We sponsored four bake sales to earn money to benefit the Chesterville Town Kitchen. With the money earned, we helped purchase the new stove, bought the refrigerator, replaced missing or chipped dishes and silverware, and purchased additional metal chairs and gliders. Several members also clean the kitchen when it needs it. We participate in community service projects like making polar fleece blankets for foster kids, the Farmington Fire Department and of course, our Chesterville Fire Department. We also made black out curtains for the Cape Cod Hill School and provided them with some needed boys and girls jackets, hats, mittens, socks, and sweatpants. We conducted educational programs open to the public. They were Good and HealthyCarbs, Everlasting Herbs, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Brain Health As You Age. Most recently, we baked and served refreshments for the Meet and Greet the Candidates night.

Ifyou are interested in learning more about our group or becoming a member, please contact chairman, Susan Gill at 778-6978 or secretary, Linda Gramlich at 778-3156.

Respectfully submitted, Linda Gramlich, NCEH Secretary

41 Greetings from the Chesterville Heritage Society

Through out last year we spent much of our time cataloging and preserving our ever growing collection of materials.

We have had numerous gifts this past year which we much appreciate.

Our museum will be open one Saturday a month from June to September. It is also open by appointment at other times.

We meet the fourth Thursday ofthe month at 7:00 p.m. During the months May to September we meet in our building. Other months we meet a the town hall. We do not meet in November or December.

Anyone interested in viewing our collection may feel free to contact us.

The contact numbers are:

Greg and Wanda Soule 897-4907

Cindi W hiter 778-3078

Again we are always interested in additions for our collections or your stories about days gone by.

Thank you for your support,

Greg Soule, President

42 North Chesterviile Baptist Church Caroline Tibbetts Rev Oison I think the first white settlers of Chesterviile wouid be very happy and proud to know that the church is being used after hundreds of years. We didn't have one in South Chestervile where I grew up. We are in hope to keep this one open. The older members are gone now Marion Porter and Phoebe Walton which worked hard to keep this going. We've done a iot of work on the church like painting inside and out, and foundation has been jacked up bracing with new timbers. We have no bathroom or running water, but the kids don't mind thou we make do. As the same as the first white settlers we have VBS every summer, I think it's nice to have something available for the children to do in their home town to go to. The kids benefit from ail of the programs provided and really have a great time. We have a lot of help from the parents and the grandparents. Something's hasn't change over time thou we are looking to improve the facilities for future use like weddings and memoriail services. We do fund raising to help with the insurance and improvements. Caroline Tibbetts, President

43 Chesterville 2 0 1 6 AS S E S S O R S R E P O R T 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 1 N am e Land Value (Current) Building Value (Current)

ADLER, CONSTANCE 17,900 ■ ADLER, CONSTANCE A. 145,200 4,800 ADLER, CONSTANCE A. 105,800 152,500 ADLER, CONSTANCE A. 39,700 AKERS, CHRISTEN R 12,500 42,500 ALBRECHT, THOMAS & NANCY 47,200 97,900 ALLEN, CHARLES JR & BERNICE 26,7C0 ALLEN, ERIC 35,300 53,8C0 ALLEN, RODNEY 19,900 65,800 ALLEN, TIMOTHY 10,800 AMERICAN FOREST MANAGEMENT 131,100 AMES, KATIE 29, 600 65,900 AMOS, DWIGHT & ARLINE 48,600 24,600 AN D ERS 0 N, CARO L 103,100 4 4,100 ANDERSON, RONALD H 20,100 21,000 ANDREWS, ROBERTA. 13,100 ANDREWS, STUART & KAREN 55,900 ANDREWS, STUART & KAREN 70,200 99,300 ANTHONY, TROY 16,900 28,800 ANTONE, SUSAN 64,100 65,400 ANTONE, SUSAN 4, 100 ARCHER, DAVID & MARIE 47,400 ARCHER, DAVID & MARIE 22,000 ARCHER, DAVID & MARIE 69,100 118,900 ARCHER, JAMES A. 18,700 43,700 ARCHER, JOHN & RUTH 35,700 21,800 ASPINALL, DANA & RICHARD 49,900 AUSTIN, RICHARD W. JR. 51,600 53,700 AUSTIN, STEPHANIE £, MICHAEL 86,000 145,600 BABULA, WESLEY 51,700 121,800 BABULA, WESLEY 38,300 47,100 BACKMAN, CARL E.,III 7 9, 4 00 51,000 BAILEY, CHRISTOPHER & WENDY 34,000 BAILEY, ROBERT & NANCY 2,100 BAILEY, ROBERT £ NANCY 36,100 58,300 BAKER, DAVID & CYNTHIA 27,900 BAKER, MATTHEW/SARAH 17,600 152,800 . BALAIS, ALBERT & BELINDA 38,100 BALL, EUGENE 19,600 71,900 BAMFORD, DENNIS & AUDREY 78,300 BAMFORD, HOWARD & STACEY 63,800 44,800 BAMFORD, HOWARD & STACEY 25,700 4, 600 BARKER, GEORGE & GLENDA 24,900 56,700 BARKER, JESSICA 4,000 BARKER, KIMBERLY 26,500 37,500 BARKER, MICHAEL S. & KELLY A. 12,400 66,800 BARNES, FLORENCE & JOHN 11,700 BARNES, FLORENCE & JOHN U-i cW f ^' \Jn Vn Z91 JL t ZJ rs 63DU BARNES, JOHN & FLORENCE 17,100 41,100 BARTLETT, EVERETT & PRISCILLA 22,100 90,000 BAUR, GEOFFREY S 6, 200 BBC LAND, LLC 144,400

44 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 2 Nam e L a n d V a l u e (Current) Building Value (Current) BBC LAND, LLC 342.500 BBC LAND, LLC 34.300 BBC LAND, LLC 5.200 BBC LAND, LLC 50,800 BBC LAND, LLC 136.000 BBC LAND, LLC 188.900 BEAL, DOUGLAS & MADELEINE 25,300 BEAL, DOUGLAS & MADELEINE 171.900 91,200 BEAL, ELIOT £ CONSTANCE 229,600 BEAN, NATHAN 19.500 134,500 BEEDY, JEFFREY PRATT 5, 100 BEIQLE, HENRY £ GERALD 10.500 BEISAW, DAVID L & KELLY M 15.000 15,4 CO BEISAW, DENNIS 18.300 51.600 BEISAW, ROBERT E. 11.900 BELANGER, TERRY & JULIA . 33.000 110.300 BELL, TERRY S. £ DENISE A. 15.900 15,800 BENNETT, RICHARD £ BARBARA 39,5C0 BENNETT, RICHARD £ BARBARA 55,100 86.300 BENNOCH, MARK £ KATHLEEN 16.400 54.600 BENTLY, MIKE 4,500 BERNARD, SHERALEE A. 17.900 53,30C BERRY, PETER 19.500 35,700 BERRY, TIMOTHY A 17,4 0C 6, 200 BERTOLINO, JOHN A. £ LISA M 15.900 16,100 BESSEY, JEFFREY 18.000 79,200 BESSON, THERESA 17.400 162.600 BIBEAU, MICHAEL E 91,000 42,900 BICKFORD, ALAN & MELINDA 18.300 61,600 BICKFORD, ALAN & MELINDA 16.200 200 BICKFORD, ALAN £ MELINDA 16,700 84,100 BICKFORD, ALAN A AND MELINDA 27.900 BICKFORD, ALAN A AND MELINDA 25.900 BICKFORD, MICHAEL V. £ CHRISTY 27,900 143,000 L, BICKFORD, MICHAEL V. & CHRISTY 11,000 L. BILLIAN, RICHARD & JOSETTE 28,400 123,900 BILLIAN, RICHARD H, JR BILLIAN, RICHARD H. JR. 18,900 18,200 BISAILLON , SUSAN £ ROGER 1,100 BISSELL, GEORGE THOMAS 34,500 BLANCHARD, DONALD F AND 16,900 80,700 PATRICIA A BOHL, JOHN R 18,000 92,900 EOHLMAN, ERIKA 39,600 173,000 BOIRE, BERNARD 13,800 162,400 BOND, STEVEN £ DIANE 147,300 BOOZ, HANS J £ CLAUDETTE B 40,500 JT BORCHARDT, DAVID & ELIZABETH 57,900 38.000 BORNER, RICHARD 59,400 54.000 BOUCHARD, CHRISTINA 18,300 27,700

45 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 3 Nam e Land Value (Current;) Building Value (Current) BOUCHARD, RONALD & KAREN 23,200 124,300 BOUCHER, BRUCE E & SHIRLEY A 49,5C0 16,100 BOUDREAU, DENNIS/KATHY 49,SCO 68,100 BOUTIN, DONALD & BARBARA 208,200 105,700 BOUTIN, DONALD/BARBARA 19,000 BOUTIN, DONALD/BARBARA 19,300 BOUTIN, DONALD/BARBARA BOYD, CARLTON & CAROL 21,000 20,400 BOYLE, JAMES & BEATRICE, 22,20C 75,700 TRUSTEES BOYNTON FAMILY TRUST 12,800 21,800 BOYNTON, CLIFFORD A., SR & 24,400 8 d , 80 0 CAROL A. BOYNTON, FAMILY TRUST 17,100 124,700 BRACKETT, HELEN R., TRUST 4 6, 600 36,600 BRACKETT, HELEN R., TRUST 3,800 BRACKLEY-BURNHAM, NORMAN A 18,700 102,400 BRANN, DEAN & TAMMY 16,700 6, 300 BRAY, FREDRICK JR & LYNNE 200,900 189,400 CAROL BREAR, RUBY GARSON-POULIN 16,700 BREAULT, GEORGE & JULIA 214,500 189,700 . BRELSFORD, DARLENE 19,200 13,000 BROCKMANN, MARK 18,100 107,200 BROOKS, ALEXAUNDRA M 3, 600 BROWN, CHRIS 10,700 BROWN, CHRISTOPHER & BONNIE 65,400 71,700 BROWN, CURTIS JR. 10,300 BROWN, DARRYL JR. 37,800 33,400 BROWN, DEANNA 21,500 107,500 BROWN, DIANE & ROBERT 49,500 62,400 BROWN, DIANE & ROBERT 18,900 BROWN, DIANE & ROBERT 11,000 BROWN, ERIC 9, 800 1,200 BROWN, LINDA 20,400 89,700 BROWN, MARTIN 12,800 83,100 BROWN, MARTIN 3, 400 BRYANT, ROBERT & DOROTHY 17,500 20,600 BRYANT, ROBERT & DOROTHY 16,300 16,500 BRYANT, ROBERT & DOROTHY 16,800 20,100 BRYANT, ROBERT & DOROTHY 17,400 22,600 BRYANT, ROBERT 1 DOROTHY 17,000 16,200 BRYANT, ROBERT L. 16,600 41,000 BRYANT, ROBERT/ DOROTHY 18,000 37,800 BRYANT, ROEERT/DOROTHY 17,500 6, 900 ERYANT, TIMOTHY A & DONNA R 20,200 190,100 BUSIER, CLARENCE & LORRAINE 17,500 10,500 EULLEN, CRAIG 16,900 151,600 SULLEN, CRAIG 17,700 55,100 BULLEN, DALE 13,900 69,500 BULLEN, DALE 21,900 69,600 BURDIN,ANN, BURDICK, JUDY 56,600 23,000 BURKE, LINDSAY 13,400

46 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 4 N am e Land Value (Current) Building Value (Current) BURKE, MICHAEL 17,500 BURKE, MICHAEL 94,900 41,200 BURNHAM, RICHARD 16,800 12,500 BURNHAM, RICHARD & ROSALIE 15,800 46,400 BUTTERFIELD, BRIAN 21,500 51,100 BUTTERFIELD, DENNIS 43,800 800 BUTTERFIELD, DENNIS 31,800 4, 400 BUTTERFIELD, DENNIS & BARBARA 57,400 1,300 BUTTERFIELD, DENNIS & BARBARA 35,100 95,600 BUTTERFIELD, ERNEST & SOCORRO 26, 300 62,000 BUTTERFIELD, GREGORY 13,700 6, 4 00 BUTTERFIELD, JAMES & ANDREA 21,300 102,600 BUTTERFIELD, JEREMY S. 20,800 22,100 C. H. STEVENSON, INC 5, 700 C.H. STEVENSON, INC 82,500 CAIN, N. KAY 94,700 114,500 CALDWELL, CORY LYNN 16,700 34,800 CALDWELL, PAUL 18,100 64,000 CALDWELL, PAUL R 18,300 CAMPBELL, ANDREWS 16,500 9, 400 CAMPBELL, ANDREWS B 4,300 CAMPBELL, MARSHA 44,200 5, 400 CAMPBELL, MURRAY 170,600 50,300 CAMPBELL, MURRAY 21,500 CAMPBELL, TIMOTHY 22,100 106,6C0 CAMPBELL, TIMOTHY 15,500 CAPARRELLI, CONSTANZO G, SR 31,200 7, 100 CAREY, THOMAS J. 12,200 CAREY,THOMAS J. 16,000 CARLETON, PATRICK & PAMELA 46, 000 126,900 CARLSON, THIRZALYN & DONALD 24,700 6,130 CARLSON, THIRZALYN & DONALD 31,400 CARUSO, FRANCIS JR. 19,200 5,4 00 CASTONGuAY SAND & GRAVEL CASTONGUAY SAND & GRAVEL 190,200 CASTONGUAY SAND Si GRAVEL CASTONGUAY SAND & C-RAVEL CASTONGUAY SAND & GRAVEL CATTOGGIO, LEONARD & KATHLEEN 13,900 20,400 CATTOGGIO, LEONARD & KATHLEEN 46,000 61,000 CAYER, DEBORAH (LOFTU3) 39,100 151,300 CENTRAL MAINE POWER, 41,300 CENTRAL MAINE POWER, 2,500,000 CHAMBERLAIN, RYAN 15,900 6, 600 CHANEY-WATERS, CAROL 15,800 CHANEY-WATERS, CAROL 11,000 30,000 CHANEY-WATERS, CAROL 17,600 83,100 CHANEY-WATERS, CAROL 1,700 CHEN, SU-YING & BINYAO HE 16,100 88,500 CHESTERVILLE HERITAGE 2, 900 21,500 CHESTERVILLE TOWN OFFICE 19,300 215,000 CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 16,300 45,000 CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 12,000

47 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PH Page 5 N am e L a n d V a l u e (Current) Building Value (Current) CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 2, 000 CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 2,200 CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 2, 40C CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 12,6C0 CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 7.200 85,600 CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 57.300 CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 13.500 CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 29.700 CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 13.100 CHESTERVILLE, TOWN OF 41.300 CHICK, FREEMAN L 14.200 CHICK, FREEMAN T 12.300 CHICK, FREEMAN T 4 FREEMAN L 9, 200 CHILDS, BETH & LINDY 17.200 164,000 ClCORA, GLENN M 4 JORDAN A ]7,500 72,800 CILLEY, DENISE 20,800 139,400 CIVIE, VICTOR & RICHARD 19.300 CIVIE, VICTOR & RICHARD 18,000 CIVIE, VICTOR & RICHARD 4.400 CIVIE, VICTOR & RICHARD 19.400 CIVIE, VICTOR, CHRISTOFER & 115,20C CLAIR, ROSS 4 MAUREEN 34.000 205,600 CLAIR, ROSS 4 MAUREEN 18.000 162,800 CLARK, ADAM 11.300 CLARK, DONALD & SONYA 90.300 25,500 CLARY AMY 15.000 13,400 CLEMENS, HARLANC 4 NANCY 18.200 32.200 CLEMENT, LINDA 16, 500 CLEMENT, LINDA 20.700 139.200 CLEMENTS, CALVIN 68.100 74,100 CLEMENTS, CALVIN L 19, 100 CLEMENTS, CALVIN L. 13.100 CLEMENTS, CHARLENE 18.000 78.100 CLEMENTS, CHARLES 3,000 CLEMENTS, KENNETH 13.100 CLEMENTS, KERMIT 2,500 CLEMENTS, KERMIT 19.100 35.100 CLEMENTS, PATRICIA 18,800 CLICHE, RAYMOND 25.500 68,600 CLOUGH, CLAIRE 18,000 58.300 CLOUGH, ROBERT JR. 15.300 COBURN, BRUCE & LlNDA 17,900 COBURN, BRUCE 4 LINDA 16,500 COCHRAN , KATHLEEN 16,700 COLBURN , MICHAEL 17,100 COLLINS , ARLENE 36,900 79, 100 COLLINS , PHYLLIS 10,400 COMMON LOT -DIVIDED OWNERSHIP CONANT, AMANDA L 17,400 38,300 CONLEY, STEPHEN E. 77,700 26, 500 CONLOGUE, CHRISTOPHER 14,600 32,800 CONNOR, PATRICIA 94,800 17,900 CONNOR, THOMAS 4 KRISTINE 19,100 64,100

48 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 6 Nam e Land Value (Current) suilaing Value ( C u r r e n t ) COOK, MARGARET 15,500 COOK, MARGARET 16,300 15,400 COOPER,, ELIZABETH J 12,300 COOPER,. EVERARD 4,500 COOPER, EVERARD & ELIZABETH 33,800 COOPER, EVERARD & ELIZABETH 35,S00 COOPER, EVERARD & ELIZ/iBETH 114,600 78,300 COOPER, EVERARD & ELIZABETH 23,700 129,100 COOPER, EVERARD & ELIZABETH 1, 600 COOPER, EVERARD & ELIZABETH 56,200 COOPER, EVERARD & ELIZABETH 34,200 COOPER, EVERARD & ELIZABETH 15,100 COOPER, EVERARD & SCHELL S 7,800 COOPER, EVERARD & SCHELL S IS,600 COOPER, EVERARD & SCHELL, S . 69,900 97,600 COOPER, EVERARD & SCHELL, S 12,000 8, 900 COOPER, HENRY & VICKI 2, 300 COOPER, HENRY & VICKI 65,200 75,500 CORBIN, NORMAN 23,100 6, 900 CORCORAN, GREGG & LISA R. 72,000 52,000 CORONER., PETER K . 37,BOO 161,600 CORMIER VICTOR & MARJORIE 18,600 57,200 CORNELLi, SHARRON L. 20,400 76, 200 COTTON, RAY E 11,400 COUTURE , ARNOLD 17,500 69,800 COUTURE , ARNOLD 5, 100 COX, ROBERT & MABEL 10,800 COX, ROBERT & MABEL 2 9, 600 98,900 CRANE, FAY 14,300 CRANE, RAY & WANDEN, BRENDA 20,400 CRANE, FAY & WANDEN, 3RENDA 28,400 122,900 CRANE, PAY L 40,800 CRANE, RAY L 27,100 16,400 CRANE, SCOTT & GEPALYN 92,300 42,600 CROTEAU , LEROY & JANICE 17,500 33,000 CULLENBERG, ARVID & KELLEY 11,600 CULLENBERG, ARVID & KELLY 13,600 CURRIER , BRUCE W 25,500 29, 500 CURRIER , SCOTT/KAMARAN 17,500 77,000 CURTIS, JASON R & AMY A 15,400 64,700 JT CUSHMAN , ARCHIE & VIOLET 17,500 5,100 DAGGETT , WILFRED SR. & 17,300 64,500 THERESSA DAIGLE, BERNARD L. & DEBORAH 67,000 53,600 a DALRYMPLE JR, PAUL 16,600 65,700 DARKEN, ARTHUR 58,900 DARKEN, ARTHUR 41,000 12,000 DAVIS, .JUSTIN & KERI 17,300 71,500 DAVIS, 1ROBERT & SYLVIA 171,300 40,200 DAVIS, :SHEILA 21,100 87,200 DEACON, CLAUDETTE, HEIRS 16,800 30,100

49 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 7 N am e Land Value (Current) Building Value (Current) DECASTRO, WILLIAM & RCNI 18,000 111,200 DECKER, JOSEPH 35,800 DECKER, JOSEPH & HEIDI 70,600 117,400 DEERING, RONDELL C. 58,200 20,000 DELGADO, STONE LEWIS 10,100 DELGADO, STONE LEWIS 10,600 DELORENZO, DANA & DONNA 22,500 54,100 DEMARSH, MICHAEL 16,700 13, 4 0 0 DENDY, MARK & KATHY 19,100 139,900 DEROSA, JOSEPH R. & DEROSA, 213,400 229,800 JEFFREY DEROSA, JOSEPH R. £ DEROSA, 900 JEFFREY DEROSA, JOSEPH R. & JEFFREY V. 8,100 DESANCTIS, ANTONIO C. 18,400 77,100 DEVINE, GERARD 28,500 6, 000 Devoe, Jacqueline 4, 600 5,000 DEVOE, JACQUELINE 52,200 20,100 DEXTER, CHARLES 43,400 DEXTER, CHARLES 80,500 58,400

DEXTER, KEITH A 32,000 PO 00 o o DILLER, ANTHONY & ERIKA 5, 800 DILLER-KARP DILLER, ANTHONY/KARP, ERIKA 5,600 DILLON INVESTMENTS, LLC 45,800 DINOCCO, STEPHEN & LINDA 37,300 136,100 DINOCCO, STEPHEN & LINDA 32,000 DLSTEFANO, JOHN 21,600 DISTEFANO, JOHN 32,200 DODGE, JAMES A 16,300 59,500 DODGE, JANICE 72,600 24,800 DODGE, SARAH 46,500 44,100 DOIRON, DOUGLAS 19,800 78,300 DOIRON, DOUGLAS 13,100 DOMIN, TED & GAIL 25,100 DOMIN, TED & GAIL 45,800 42,100 DONALD, TRAVIS & JACQUELINE 17,000 DORAY, WM. R. & SHARON I. 16,500 17,200 DOUCETTE, TYLER P 36,800 69,200 DRISCOLL, BRUCE R. 85,000 74,600 DRUGGE, CAROLYN 14,400 DRUGGE, CAROLYN 21,500 111,900 DUBY, ROBERT & ELAINA 22,600 DUCHARME REALITY TRUST 64,30C DUCHARME REALITY TRUST 64,600 DUGAY, STEPHEN & BETHANY 22,200 151,500 DUGUAY, LEE & BARBARA 139,100 143,400 DULKO, DAVID & KAREN 67,400 81,900 DURRELL, DAVID R. & LISA L, 15,900 69,300 DUSTIN, CHRISTOPHER & NICHOLE 19,300 125,800 DUTTON, KENNETH 22,300 159,000 DYER, RICHARD & JOANNE 23,200 190,900 DYER, RICHARD & JOANNE 18,700

50 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 8 Nam e Land Value (Current) Building Value (Current) DYKE, FRANCES 35,400 DYKE, FRANCES 48,900 1,000 DYKE, FRANCES 53,700 DYKE, FRANCES 16,700 90,900 DYKE, TIMOTHY & JODI 17,600 65,800 ELDER, DANNY & PAMELA 84,9C0 211,500 ELDER, DANNY & PAMELA 59,300 ELLINGWOOD, ERIC K. 17,100 ELLIOTT, BETTY, HEIRS 20,200 ELLIOTT, ROGER W. 16, 500 20,500 ELLIS, RODNEY A JR 15,900 ELLIS, RODNEY A. JR. 17,500 ELLIS, TAMI S. 19,600 117,700 END CF THE ROAD INC, 159,800 21,300 ERB, STEPHEN E. II 20,900 48,300 ESTABROOK EDMOND PENN & 16,600 67,700 BARBARA N, TRUSTEES ESTABROOK, EDMOND P. & BARBARA 17,900 TRUSTEES EWING, STEVEN & CASSANDRA 37,100 124,900 FAHEY, WILLIAM 17,500 25,500 FAHEY, WILLIAM 27,800 55,800 FARLEY, DEBORAH & JAMES 18,300 126,500 FARMINGTON FALLS WATER CO. 700 FARMINGTON FALLS STANDARD 500 FARMINGTON FALLS STANDARD 1,000 FARMINGTON FALLS WATER CO. 3, 200 FARMINGTON FALLS WATER CO. 5,800 6, 200 FARRINGTON, JOHN M 2,400 3,300 FEDERICO, JON & MARIA-NOELLE 26,300 145,500 FIRTH, JOHN W 17,500 66,300 FISCHER, NADINE, HEIRS 28,300 52,700 FISCHER, NADINE, HEIRS 8,300 FITZMORRIS, DUANE J 29,800 32,200 FITZMORRIS, FRANCIS 32,100 FITZMORRIS, FRANCIS 23,900 59,300 FLETCHER, KEVIN 14,000 FLETCHER, KEVIN W. 25,100 107,300 FLETCHER, TRAVIS & KELLI 27,200 115,600 FORAND, ROBERT 13,900 FORAND, ROBERT 25,600 FORBES, WESLEY & ANN 17,600 84,300 FORTIER, HENRY 17,300 81,100 FOSS, CECIL & BERTHA HYDE 56,700 FOSS, CECIL & BERTHA HYDE 5, 000 FOSS, IRENE LIFE ESTATE 8,400 12,600 FOSS, IRENE, LIFE ESTATE 17,300 48,700 FOSS, REGINA & CLINTON 21,500 10,000 FOURNIER, MARC 1, 000 FOURNIER, REBECCA ANN 800 FRANKLIN-SOMERSET FCU 17,600 57,800 FRECHETTE, MARK/TAMMY 24,900 130,800 FREEWAY INVESTMENTS 28,600

51 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 9 N a m e Land Value (Current) Building Value (Current) FREEWAY INVESTMENTS 21,700 87,900 FREY, KENNETH 43,700 FULLER, AMBER-JEAN 15,100 FULLER, AMBER-JEAN 19,300 FULLER, AMBER-JEAN 49,100 63,000 FULLER, DAVID 16,000 12,400 FULLER, DAVID 32,000 141,200 GAENZLER, PATRICIA/CIVIE V 9, 300 GAENZLER, PATRICIA/CIVIE, V 152,900 54,000 GAGNON, PAUL & MICHAEL P 24,200 GALLANT, RONALD & CYNTHIA 18,000 118,000 GALLANT, RONALD & CYNTHIA 19,000 GALUSHA, JULIA & MICHAEL 22,100 68,700 GAMMON, KYLE EDWARD 21,400 1,700 GARDNER, RICHARD L 6, 500 GAROFALO, ROBERT & JUDITH 48,400 79,400 GASTON, VIRGINIA/WORDELL,JON 55,800 35,900 GATCHELL, JOHN 49, 500 39,200 GATCHELL, JOHN & JEAN 6, 400 GATCHELL, JOHN & JEAN 13,800 GATCHELL, JOHN i JEAN 49,500 32,500 GATCHELL, JOHN & JEAN 23,800 GATCHELL, LESLIE JR 55,100 42,000 GAY, ALAN 18,700 72,100 GEE, KITTY 21,500 99,300 GERRAUGHTY, TIMOTHY 29, 700 40,100 GERRISH, AMBRA 17,100 13,000 GERRISH, JANET 10,800 5, 900 GERRISH, JANET 41,100 GERRISH, JESSIE & WAYNE 11,100 24,100 GIARD, RICHARD & LYNDA 22,900 175,200 GIARD,RICHARD & LYNDA 16,800 GIASSON, KIM 14,600 69,300 GIDEON, DAVID & KATHLEEN 172,300 TRUSTEES OF DAVID GIDEON GIDEON, DAVID & KATHLEEN; 207,000 217,800 TRUSTEES, OF THEIR OWN GILBERT-LORD, SANDRA 25,300 129, 900 GILL, ANTHONY & SUSAN 11,500 5,300 GILL, ANTHONY & SUSAN JT 14,400 106,600 GILL, HEATHER J. 18,600 60,200 GIVEN, IRENE 17,100 45,000 GLOWA, JOHN M, JR 9, 100 GLOWA, JOHN M, JR 16,800 GODING, SHARON 49, 400 107,400 GOODHART, RONALD 23,100 34,500 GORDON, DALE & CECELIA 17,700 18,800 GORDON, JOSEPH R. 16,400 59,600 GORDON, MARK 16,700 GORMAN, JAMES & 19,800 GOSSELIN, LARRY & YVONNE 43,800 83,200 GOUCHER, DANIEL 13,000 8,200 GOUCHER, DANIEL J 19,600

52 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 10 N am e Land Value (Current) Building Value ( C u r r e n t ) GOULD JR, CONLEY & KENTUCKY 17,000 90,500 GOULD, CONLEY III 19,900 36,200 GRAFF, MARTHA 30,500 23,200 GRAMLICH, ROBERT & LINDA 16, 2CO 44,900 GRAY, DAVID & DEBORAH 17,900 74,200 GRAY, SCOTT Sc KELLY J. 17,200 GRAY, SCOTT £ KELLY J. 66,100 152,400 GRAY, SHAWN & DARCY 17,800 80,300 GRAY, TIFFANY 16,700 21,400 GREENE, DONALD 30,600 63,500 GREENE, DONALD 37,600 GREGOIRE-THERRIEN, DEBORAH 16,700 69,400 GREGORY, KATHERINE 17,400 82,600 GRENIER, DONNA REAL ESTATE 21,300 ' 24,200 TRUST GRIPPE, JAMES & LINDA 17,900 105,6C0 GROMSTSTEIN, MARGARET 156,600 75,700 REVOCABLE TRUST GROMETSTEIN, MARGARET 6, 100 REVOCABLE TRUST GROOME, MARGARET & DERMOT 77,700 51,500 GROSS JR, ORMOND 19,300 46,300 GROSS JR, ORMOND 45,900 14,900 GRUSH, DAVID 48,400 59,900 GRUSH, DAVID 3, 800 GRUSZKOWSKI, WALTER JR. & AMY 20,700 128,300 GUERARD, DAVID K. & KATHLEEN 164,300 65,500 M. TRUSTEES GUERTIN, CARROLL 4 PATRICIA 17,900 HAGOPIAN, MARK 195,900 199,900 HAINES, ALISON & MICHAEL 18,200 19,300 HALEY, KAREN 19,300 108,100 HALL, IRA A. & SARAH G. 17,800 142,500 HALL, JOSHUA IRREVOCABLE TRUST 22,200 91,200 HALL, JULIE & BRUCE 22,900 3, 100 HALL, RICHARD F., CAROLYN M., 19,400 94,600 KEEN -THOM. E. HALL, ROBERT & CHRISTL 52,700 49,800 HALL, ROBERT & HELEN,TRUSTEES 67,100 26,200 OF THE HALLORAN, LAWRENCE M 16,200 72,000 HAMEL, RICHARD, JR 6, 300 HAMEL, RICHARD, JR 57,300 66,400 HANSON, JOSEFA 17,400 24,300 HARDY, COREY & PATRICIA 11,000 HARDY, COREY & PATRICIA 18,900 164,200 HARDY, GORDON & ANITA 16,500 18,100 HARDY, PATRICIA 12,800 75,500 HARGREAVES, DONNA 63,500 HARRIS, DEBORAH A 18,100 17,200 HARRIS, DOUGLAS E 16,700 69,100 HARRIS, JAMES/LINDA 600 HARRIS, JAMES/LINDA 18,000 238,000

53 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 11 N am e Land Value (Current) Building Value (Current) HARRIS, JEFFREY & LOOANN 30,200 82,400 . HARRIS, LOU ANN 15,200 HARRIS, PEARL & DOUGLAS 18,400 HARRIS, PEARL i. DOUGLAS 74,100 103,200 HARRIS, ROLENE 16,700 71,200 HARRIS, STEVEN & LORI 16,600 63,200 HARRIS, TIMOTHY & ELIZABETH 16,700 85,300 HARTMANN, KATHERINE & JONATHAN 72,200 HASTINGS, EDWARD H. IV 19,300 212,700 HASTINGS, EDWARD IV 16,600 16,100 HASTINGS, EDWARD JR. & DIANE 71,300 116,500 HASTINGS, MICHAEL 24,400 118,300 HASTINGS, ROBERT & GAYLE 22,300 115,200 HASTINGS, ROBERT/GAYLE 16,900 40,400 HASTINGS, SHERRIE 41,700 HASTINGS, SUSAN LYNN 16,100 86,900 HASTINGS, WILLIAM & MARIAN 14,800 105,800 HAYES, ROBERT 34,200 247,400 HEALEY, DANA 16,700 23,500 HEALEY, LUCIA 16,700 15,100 HEATH, ANGELA 17,400 30,900 HEATH, CAROLYN 16,200 39,500 HEATH, DAVID & RACHEL 17,000 32,400 HEATH, RICHARD S & 19,900 69,800 HEIKKINEN, SCOTT & MEGAN 99,900 139,300 HEINTZ, GEORGE JR & MAUREEN 17,700 111,700 HEINTZ-ZERBST, ELIZABETH 19,500 23,000 HENDERSON, LINDA 32,000 HENRY, JAMES L. 13,800 HESELTINE, RACHEL 16,700 223,900 HESELTINE, RACHEL 16,700 123,100 HESELTINE, RACHEL 5,200 HESELTINE, RACHEL 21,800 HICKEY, JOHN C. 99,300 265,700 HILL, RUTH D 50,900 14,200 HILL, WALTER & INEZ 19,300 22,400 HILTZ, RUPERT & RUTH 52,800 20,100 HILTZ, RUPERT & RUTH IT,100 HINKLEY, JOHN & LOUISE 16, 300 81,900 HIRSCHY, DAVID 37,200 HIRSCHY, DAVID C. & 20,500 57,200 VALLARELLI, KATHLEEN HISCOCK, ALVIN 9, 500 HODGDON, BENJAMIN 17,800 119,000 HODSDON, JEFFREY/RACHEL 77,200 23,000 HOELZ, RICHARD & WANDA 66,100 35,900 HOLBROOK, LEWIS I. 20,000 25,600 HOLBROOK, VEDA 10,100 HOPKINS, ELLEN 16,800 HOPKINS, ELLEN 64,000 77,300 HOPKINS, ELLEN 11,400 HOPKINSON, MARILYN 31,900 62,900 HORNE, SHARON L. 137,900 24,300

54 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 12 N a m e Land Value {Current) Building Value (Current) HOULE , MARY 21,400 38,700 HOULE, MARY 35,700 HOWARD, SHERMAN & SHELLY 20,700 22,400 HUPPER, JOEL & MARIE 4, 000 HUPPER, JOEL & MARIE 4,000 HOPPER, JOEL & MARIE 39,500 197,600 HUPPER, JOEL & MARIE ANNE 13,900 HUPPER, JOEL F. 9, 100 HUPPER, MARVON & CAROL 11,500 HUTCHINS, HARRY & LAURA 20,800 75,400 HYDE, ROBERT & PAMELA 16,600 111,700 INGERSOLL, HEIDI 17,800 26,700 IVERSON, BEATRICE 16,700 35,700 IVERSON, DENNIS 1, 000 IVERSON, DENNIS T. 18,300 10,600 IVERSON, GUY & LAUREEN 41,700 44,200 IVERSON, GUY A, 13,900 IVERSON, GUY A. 1, 200 JABER,PAUL 16,3C0 JACKSON, ANSON 1S,4C0 54,300 JACKSON, ARLENE 17,300 100,500 JACQUES, GLORIA 13,100 JACQUES, GLORIA 64,500 7,000 JACQUES, GLORIA 17,800 JACQUES, KAREN 17,500 123,700 JACQUES, MICHAEL L. 20,200 50,700 JENNESS, TYLER R. 21,500 69,700 JENNESS, TYLER R. 12,200 JEPSCN, DENNIS & DAWN 56,000 56,000 JILLSON, RICHARD D. 75,600 3, 000 JOHNSON, MICHAEL A 20,400 JOHNSON, ROBERT & AVIS 16,700 139,900 JONES, DORIAN R & ROBERT C 14,400 84,800 JT JONES, KATHY DISTEFANO- 17,200 4 00 JONES, KENNETH JR. & KELLY 34,900 28,200 JONES, KENNETH JR. & KELLY 2,300 1, 900 JUDKINS, BONITA P & H. BRUCE 15,400 10,800 JUDKINS, BONITA P & H . ERUCE 100 JUDKINS, GARRETT & KIMBERLY 26,400 172,500

JUDKINS, H BRUCE & BONITA OA CO o o JUDKINS, n. BRUCE & BONITA 11,700 JUDKINS, H. BRUCE & BONITA 19,900 124,800 JUDKINS, H. BRUCE & BONITA 26,900 JUDKINS, H. BRUCE & BONITA 40,300 JUDKINS, H. BRUCE & BONITA 17,600 10,100 JUDKINS, H. BRUCES BONITA 7, 100 JUDKINS, H.BRUCE & BONITA 80,500 44,900 KALTNER, PATRICK/LORI 137,900 52,400 KANE, ANDREW & JANET 16,800 KANIUKA, WILLIAM P. 16,300 155,200 KANIUKA, WILLIAM PIERS 16,100 67,600 KAPLAN, LORRIE & JAMES JR. 17,100 89,400

55 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 13 Nam e i,and Value (Current) Building Value (Current) KEEZER, CAROL & WILLIAM 13,300 KEITH, SEAMUS & REBECCA 10,900 9, 900 KELLEY, MILTON RAY JR. 78,600 KELLEY, MILTON RAY JR. 11,700 KELLY, GERALD & 47,000 62,200 KELLY, RICHARD JR. & JULIE 17,500 24,600 KENDALL, CECIL & ANN 17,300 ICO,500 KENNEY, SUZANNE 25,000 61,200 KENT, JEFFREY B. 136,800 57,500 KENYON, ROBERT & KAREN 70,100 176,300 KENYON, ROBERT AND KAREN 54,300 KING, CLAYTON & JOYCE 11,500 KING, CLAYTON & JOYCE 89,100 75,800 KINSEY, JEFFREY & MELISSA 18,300 75,700 KIRCHER, JANE 12,000 KIRCHER, JANE 38,700 KITTREDGE, RODNEY 18,600 6, 700 KLINKER, CHERILYN & LEONARD 16,300 700 KLINKER, CHERILYN/LEONARD 68,300 76,000 KLOUZEK, DAVID 22,800 KLOU Z EK, DAVID 56,400 216,700 KLOUZEK, DAVID 18,700 KNAPF , KILEY 39,800 17,200 KNIGHT, JEREMIAH L 9, 700 12,500 KNIGHT, SHANE 19,S00 138,300 KNOWLES, ORIN & MELISSA, LIFE 1, 100 ESTATE KNOWLES, ORIN & MELISSA, LIFE 30,200 105,900 ESTATE KNOWLES, ORTN A. 24,300 16,700 KNOWLES, ORIN A. 18,300 KNOWLES, ORIN A. (LI) 16,800 73,200 KOENIG, DALE S. 12,700 2,500 KOENIG, DALE S. £ SUE B. 74,900 44,000 KUHLMAN, MARTHA & WILLIAM 81,000 47,900 LABBE, DONALD & JUDY 17,200 108,100 LAFONTAINE, DENNIS J. 18,100 69,400 LAMBERT, ANNE & THOMAS 18,100 124,800 LAMBERT, ANNE & THOMAS 10,000 LAMBERT, ANNE & THOMAS 85,500 15,500 LAMBERT, JOSH 13,100 81,000 LAMKIN, ROY JR 16,900 77,900 LANE, HAYDEN 1, 500 LANE, HAYDEN 66,900 LANE, HAYDEN 25,200 LANE, RAYMOND 7, 100 LANGEVIN, MILDRED L LTV. 34,500 TRUST LANGEVIN, MILDRED L LIV. 40,500 31,500 TRUST LANOUE, JOHN 82,800 . 112,400 LANOUE, RICHARD C. 70,400 138,700 LAPOINTE, EDWARD 6, 000 14,200

56 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 14 Nam e Land Value (Current) Building Value ( C u r r e n t ) LEAP, INC. 10,800 114,400 LEAVITT, MELVIN 16,500 LEBLANC, ELIZABETH/MICHAEL 14,400 LEBLANC, MELINDA J 20,200 114,000 LEE, DAVID J 17,000 38,400 LEE, MICHAEL J. 21,100 10,800 LEFEBVRE, ANTHONY D 21,400 150,700 LESO, ROBERT & MARION 40,000 69,400 LESO, ROBERT & MARION 11,500 LEWIS, NORMAN & EDWARD 17,000 19,200 LEWIS, GEORGE & BARBARA 36,300 75,500 LEWIS, JESSICA/ KENNETH 19,2C0 90,600 LEWIS, WAYNE P. & LINDA A. 46,SCO 101,000 LEWIS, WAYNE P. & LINDA A. 30,900 LEWIS, WILLIAM C. Ill 20,300 LEWIS, WILLIAM C. Ill 4, 900 16,700 LEWIS, WILLIAM C. Ill 17,100 107,100 LIBBY, EDWARD F 147,500 24,400 LIBBY, LISA F. 17,400 11,400 LIEPE, ARNOLD 17,100 LIEPE, ARNOLD 54,400 33,200 LITTLE , ERIN 13,10C 11,900 LOCKE, BARRY 27,000 61,600 LOCKE, JAMES JR 13,100 LOCKE, JAMES JR. 32,600 63,700 LOCKE, JAMES JR. 13,700 2, 900 LOOK, CAROLYN/ERNEST/EVERETT 83,500 5,000 LORD, RODERIC 22,300 124,300 LOUGEE , WAYNE & MICHAEL 36,100 7,700 LOVEWELL, JOSHUA 61,500 LOVEWELL, JOSHUA 23,100 11,100 LDCE, CHANCELL A 18,300 82,000 LUCE, LINWOOD 13,000 LUGER, CHARLES P 5,7 00 LUSCINSKI, TED 22,700 8,500 LUXEDER, JOHN & KIMBERLY 51,000 40,700 LYNCH, G. ERNEST III 58,500 MABERRY, ALBERT & DIANE 19,900 29,500 MABERRY, DIANE 13,900 MACKEY , ALLAN & 44,100 32,200 MACKEY , ALLAN & GIASSON, KIM 15,600 52,100 MACKEY , ALLAN & GIASSON, KIM 9, 200 MACPHE E, HEATHER 13,000 MAGRATH, ALAN & MONICA 87,900 48,000 MAINE, STATE OF 94,000 MAINE, STATE OF 55,100 MAINE, STATE OF 390,900 MAINE, STATE OF 600 MAINE, STATE OF 4,000 MAINE, STATE OF 2,000 MAINE, STATE OF 12,300 MAINE, STATE OF 186,100 MAINE- LY TREES 14,100

57 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 15 N a m e Land Value (Current) B u i l d i n g ( C u r r e n t ) MAINE-LY TREES 12,200 MAINE-LY TREES 14,700 MAINE-LY TREES 64,700 MAINE-LY TREES 64,400 MAINE-LY TREES INC 35,400 MAINE-LY TREES INC 289,200 MAINE-LY TREES INC, 1,800 MAINE-LY TREES INC, 97,500 MAINE-LY TREES INC. 13,0C0 MAJKA, CHARLES S JOANN 88,500 . 37,400 MAJKA, CHARLES & JOANN 19,700 MANCINE, DANIEL/SUSAN 84,600 27,400 MAREK, JANET BOWES 190,000 I—f o o o O MARQUIS, ROBERT & PRISCILLA *^r 151,500 MARTIN, EARL JR & DONNA 1.6, 100 87,100 MARTIN, EARL W, JR & DONNA M 2, 600 13,400 JT MARTIN, EDWIN & NANCY 195,500 125,700 MARTIN, RYAN 15,700 56, 900 MASSELLI, ARLEEN 51,000 37,700 MATHEWS, KATHERINE M. 25,400 185,100 MATTHEWS, KATHERINE 13,400 MATTHIEU, (MCCABE) BONNIE 76,600 26,600 MATTICE, LINDA (MORSE) 16,700 14,600 MATTICE, LINDA J 10,000 MAURAIS, RICHARD J 50,100 67,300 MAXHAM, DANIEL 12,100 MAXIM, AMY 17,200 76,600 MAXIM, CHRISTOPHER & CARRIE 1.8, 700 59,50C MAXIM, DARRYL & REBECCA 17,800 90,500 MAXIM, REBECCA 17,900 11,400 MAYO, GARRY R & MARY ELLEN 18,300 68,700 MAYO, TERRY 45,900 61,800 MCCOWAN, BRIAN 10,700 MCENTEE, WILLIAM & BARBARA 24,300 79,000 McENTEE, WILLIAM H AND BARBARA 18,500 j MCENTEE, WILLIAMS BARBARA 25,800 1, 100 MCENTEE, WILLIAMS BARBARA 16,700 MCHUGH PATRICK T 11,400 104,300 MCHUGH, PATRICK Q 18,400 107,000 MCHUGH, PATRICK T 18,200 MCLATCHY, WILLIAM S THERESA 35,100 139,900 MCLAUGHLIN, MICHAEL 16,700 54,100 MCLEAN, DALE £ DENISE 19,700 42,900 MCNALLY, JANE 41,700 48,200 MCNALLY, JANE L 3,100 MCPHETERS, HUTCH M. & ABBY J. 27,000 116,30C MCTAGUE, MADELINE AND ROBERT 35,600 27,500 HEADER, JAMES F 35,100 45,100 MEADER, LENNY 31,700 MEANEY, ERIKA (BARKER) 5, 800 MECHAM, ROBERT 16,400 23,800

58 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 16 N am e Land Value (Current) Building Value ( C u r r e n t ) MEDEIROS, MARIO 47,500 57,100 MEEKS, MICHAEL 29,100 72,800 MEISNER, CHARLES E & TANYA L 32,600 70,300 MEISNER, GLEN 29,100 32,500 MELANSON, MARK M AND RUTH 17,200 92,500 MENTHE, ROBERT 16,000 79,400 MENTHE, ROBERT J 32,200 9,400 MERCHANT, JAMES & KRISTEEN 5, 200 MERCHANT, JAMES & KRISTEEN 37,700 112,800 MERCHANT, JOYCE 53,300 2, 900 MERCHANT, JOYCE 80,500 74,800 MESSENGER, MARION 72,900 MESSENGER, MARION M 17,100 34,600 MESSER, RALPH H . 18,300 74,800 METCALF, ANDREW A 26,300 63,400 METCALF, ANDREW A 11,500 MIESS, KATHLEEN 17,700 62,400 MIKRUT, SHARON 17,300 72,500 MILLAY, ROEERT 21,800 74,600 MILLETT, CHESTER & JAMES 32,900 72,300 MITCHELL, DORIS J. 12,200 MITCHELL, DORIS J. 27,500 13,300 MITCHELL, JEFFREY & CHRISTINE 19,200 10,500 MOODY, ANDREW 8, 900 MOORE, JOHN & BJORN, JENNIFER 255,400 MOORE, JOHN & BJORN, JENNIFER 188,900 64,000 MOORE, THOMAS & MARGARET 46,500 91,600 MOREY, KYLE 14,700 24,100 MOREY, KYLE G 15,800 54,500 MORGAN, ANDREW J. & AMANDA A. 18,300 36,300 MORGAN, ANDREW J. & AMANDA A. 8,400 MORGAN, DOROTHY 39,900 18,500 MORIN, EILEEN 53,000 30,600 MORIN, EILEEN 63,800 20,900 MORIN, RICHARD/KULOVITZ, MABEL 40,500 21,400 MORIN, ROBERT & DOROTHY LIVING 46,500 141,400 TRUST MORLEY, FAY 18,200 40,600 MORRILL, ANSTISS 19,400 MORRILL, ANSTISS 800 MORRILL, ANSTISS 26,600 93,800 MORRIS, JENNIFER (PRIBYL) 79,700 37,700 MORSE, NANCY 20,100 8,200 MORSE, NANCY 11,300 MORSE, RICHARD & ANNE 6,200 MORSE, ROGER JR 10,100 15,100 MORSE, ZELLIE 14,400 16,300 MOSHER, WINONA 17,900 10 6,100' MOSHER, LORI (WHITE) 16,600 13,300 MOSHER, MICHAEL & SUZANNE 19,300 86,200 MOSS, WILLIAM & KAREN 190,400 150,100 MOULTRIE, JOHN/CHARLOTTE 32,700 186,300 MUDIE, STEVE & TERESA 26, 200 40,900

59 Chestervilte 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PH Page 17 Nam e .Land Value (Current) B u i l d i n g ( C u r r e n t ) MULHERIN, ROGER & APRIL 16,70C 115,200 MULLIN, ANDREW 78,800 27,60C MURRAY, TIM 23,100 125,400 MYERS, STEWART 22,200 MYERS, STEWART 452,400 256,400 MYERS, STEWART 78,000 237,000 MYERS, STEWART & MAUREEN 40,500 MYERS, STEWART & MAUREEN 17,900 50,300 MYERS, STEWART & MAUREEN 213,300 MYERS,STEWART C. 38,300 MYHAVER, JOAN 20,800 NALIBOFF, JAY & JANS 49,100 259,90C NAULT, DANIELLE 16,400 64,900 NELSON, PETER & JANE 46,500 79,700 NEMETH, DONALD & AUDREY 30,500 93,700 NEMETH, DONALD M 19,900 26,300 NEWTON, KARL & KENNEDY, 36,100 KATHLEEN NEWTON, KARL & KENNEDY, 17,500 62,900 KATHLEEN NEWTON, KARL & KENNEDY, 12,300 KATHLEEN NOLIN, STEVEN 19,500 92,900 NORTH POND HOLDINGS, LLC 186,400 82,800 NORTH POND HOLDINGS,LLC 17,000 NORTON, CLAYTON 16,700 11,600 NORTON, ELMER 11,500 NORTON, ELMER 9, 300 NORTON, ELMER 18,300 NORTON, ELMER . 15,100 120,200 NORTON, KRISTINE 14,800 NORTON, STEVEN & ROBERT 93,300 19,300 NORTON, TERRY & JEANNE 16,800 83,200 NORTON, WENDEL STEVE 12,300 39,500 NOVIELLO, ROBERT & KATHLEEN 184,600 176,900 NUTTALL, L & WEBBER, B 19,000 62,000 NUTTALL, LORELEI, 17,400 26,800 OAKES, DONALD & CAROLYN 50,300 CAKES, DONALD & CAROLYN 22,800 OBERTON, DEANNE 16,300 49,400 ODONAL, PATRICK 18,100 26,700 O'DONNELL, ELIZABETH, LASH ART 13,400 O'DONNELL, ELIZABETH, LASH, 18,500 66,800 ARI OLIVER, BEVERLY ESTATE 42,300 OLIVER, DENNIS 13,500 12,100 OLIVER, DONALD/BONITA 16,600 21,500 OLIVER, MICHAEL & MARCIA 18,300 94,400 OLIVER, MICHAEL M & MARCIA A 51,700 OPDERBECKE, LINN & NINA 57,300 12,800 OSGOOD, CHRISTOPHER 12,000 10,000 OUELLETTE, MATHEW 19,500 38,200 OVERTON, KRISTIN & ROBERT 18,000 114,500

60 Chestervslle 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 18 N am e Land Value (Current) Building' Value (Current) OVERTON, KRISTIN (WURPEL) 13,100 PACHER, WILLIAM 29,700 5, 400 PACKER, WILLIAM 10,700 16,000 PAGE, ALAN 16,i 00 22,400 PALANKER, MARK A 19,900 5, 000 PALMER, CLIFFORD & SALLY 9, 900 13,200 PARKER, (WEED)JULIE 20,900 12,000 PARKER, DAVID & KAREN 19,400 49,600 PARKER, JAMES D. 16,200 PARKER, KENNETH W. & SUZANNE 3, 300 J - PARLIN, PATRICIA 31,400 97,300 PARLIN, RANDALL & DORANNE 9, 60C PARLIN, RANDALL & DORANNE 6, 700 PARLIN, RANDALL & DORANNE 48,400 87,700 PARLIN, RANDALL & DORANNE 7,300 5, 500 PARLIN, RANDALL/DORANNE 5, 400 PARLIN, STANTON, JR 42,900 PATTERSON, MAVIS 21,90C 195,900 PAUL, GARY 3, 300 PAUL, GARY 3, 500 PAUL, GARY & ESTHER 1,300 PAUL, GARY Sc ESTHER 17,500 38,400 PAUL, LAWRENCE & BARBARA 9, 900 PAUL, LAWRENCE & BARBARA 21,500 114,000 PAUL, LAWRENCE & BARBARA 74,200 13,900 PAUL, LAWRENCE F. 13,500 43,000 PAWLOSKI, JOE & MURPHY, BETTY 139,000 68,300 PEACOCK, MARGARET, HEIRS 16,400 6,400 PEASE, DENNIS & KIMBERLY 17,500 48,800 PEIFER, GRANT L. 20,300 PENDLETON, KELLY ( PRINCE) 140,000 6, 100 PERKINS, DANIEL & ELIZABETH 3,000 PERKINS, ELIZABETH 19,900 9, 600 PERSSON, GERARD & MAUREEN 85,000 61,700 PETERSCN, DAVID, DIANE, 160,900 34,100 GLENN, MEGAN PETRIE, GAYLE 49,300 16,100 PHILLIPS, JAMES & ROSE 17,400 37,700 PHILLIPS, MARIE/GRAY, ADRIENNE 15,900 PICCIRILLO, THOMAS F AND 176,800 112,100 MARGARET K PIERCE, ALLYN S. 21,500 95,700 PIERCE, ALLYN SCCTT 400 PILLSBURY, GLEN & DORINDA 46,900 26,300 PILLSBURY, GLEN & DORINDA 16,300 17,100 PINEAU, MICHAEL 83,900 PINEAU, MICHAEL & CRYSTAL 42,300 218,700 PLANCON, WM. L & DANIELLE M 17,200 86,100 PLATT, MAXINE 18,900 150,600 PLATT, MAXINE 18,700 134,500 PLATT, BARRY 11,500 PLATT, BARRY D. 19,500 167,900

61 ChestervilEe 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 19 Nam e Land Value (Current) Building Value (Current) PLATT, BARRY D. 17,600 116,900 PLUMMER, JOHN AND NANCY 10,300 POAT, JOHN & REBECCA 65,500 34,600 POAT, JOHN & REBECCA 20,300 FOCHAY, GEORGE D. 35,900 63,300 POND, TERRY 28,400 110,900 POND, TERRY N. & CHANTEL 5, 000 POOLER SOPHIA SCHEETZ- 111,500 98,800 POOLER SOPHIA SCHEETZ- 8,300 PCULSON, STEFANIE 17,600 92,100 POULSON, STEFANIE C 20,300 19,300 POULSON, THOMAS 21,900 87,600 POWERS, RONALD T 20,700 84,300 PRINCE, RICHARD 19,900 83,300 PROCOPIO, STEVEN & MARCIA 46,500 16,000 PUFFER, DEBORAH L. 20,600 18,600 PURINGTON, TOBY 17,300 16,000 QUIRRON-BOTKA, KATHERINE A. 70,200 80,700 ROE, LEONARD & DEBRA 40,600 RACKLIFF, HERSCHEL J AND 12,800 2, 600 SHARON L RACKLIFF, NELSON F. 21,500 33,600 RACKLIFFE, JAMIE & ANNE 18,000 159,100 RAMOS, ADAM 17,200 90,300 RAND, DENNEY & CHERYL 73,S00 22,100 RAND, JOSEPH/JESSICA 3, 700 RANDALL, MELLEN 53,900 RAWLINGS, DOUGLAS & JUDITH 16,900 111,700 RAYMOND, GARY & PAULINE 17,800 105,100 RECORD, DAVID AND SUE 19,700 RECORD, JASON D. & O'BRIEN, 102,400 76,400 KELLI R. REDFIELD, MORGAN 62,800 41,200 REED, ANNETTE (JOHNSON) 24,700 30,000 REED, ANNETTE & LARRY 3, 90C REED, ANNETTE (JOHNSON) 24,900 REED, ANNETTE (JOHNSON) 4,200 REED, ANNETTE (JOHNSON) 80,800 86,800 REED. ANNETTE & LARRY 13,500 55,400 REYNOLDS, MATTHEW 11,500 RICHARD, CASSANDRA & LOWE, 15,400 15,700 ERIC RICHARD, JULIE A 30,500 72,700 RICHARDS, ARNOLD/YVETTE 800 RICHARDS, AUDREY 6, 600 RICHARDS, JUSTIN G. & HEIDI M. 19,500 105,700 RICHARDS, MICHAEL, DAVID, 36,900 RICHARDS, REGINALD & SYLVIA 93,100 23,900 RICHARDS, REGINALD & SYLVIA 15,900 RICHARDSON, LESLIE II & PAUL 17,500 81,800 AND RICKARDS, LUCAS M. 16,70C 95,500 RIDLEY, RONALD C & BRUCE 101,7C0 34,900

62 Chesterville 20X6 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 20 Nam e i.and Value (Current) Building value ( C u r r e n t ) RIDLEY, SCOTT W. 22,100 30,500 RIDLEY, STEPHEN D C/O ANN 19,800 88,700 LATHROP RIVERS, JOHN & MAUREEN 17,500 97,500 ROBERTS, ANN ESTATE 16,400 91,100 ROBERTS, ANN ESTATE 67,600 9, 700 ROBERTS, BRETT 16,500 126,600 ROBERTS, GARY & MARY 48,100 5,800 ROBERTS, GARY 5. MARY 39,100 ROBERTS, LOIS 21,700 14,800 ROBILLARD, WAYNE 14,000 14,600 ROBINSON, DARRELL 8,700 ROBINSON, LINTON & DIANE 17,000 58,200 ROBINSON, LINTON & DIANE 17,400 1,000 ROBINSON, LINTON & DIANE 11,300 ROBINSON, LINTON & DIANE 45,000 - LO o O n ROBINSON, MERRY P ROGERS, CARLYLE W., HEIRS 12,100 ROGERS, ROBERT G. 16, SOO 57,300 ROLLING, LEANNE & ROBERT 99,600 64,200 ROLLINS,' BRIAN & SHELLAINE 19,100 156,000 ROLLINS, STANLEY & SUSIE 10,100 ROLLINS, STANLEY & SUSIE 16,100 54,700 ROMANO, BARRY & BRENDA 92,300 57,600 RONALD, KENNETH 118,400 58,400 RONALD, KENNETH 17,700 ROSS, CYNTHIA 21,700 93,700 ROSS, TED 9, 100 ROSS, TED 29,800 170,400 ROSS, TED A 16,SCO ROSS, TED A 9, 10C ROWE, STANLEY 118,400 40,700 ROY, BARBARA 3. 17,500 17,500 RUSSELL, RAMONA LIFE ESTATE 112,000 21,200 RYDER, COLBY 27,600 RYDER, COLBY 10,100 RYDER, HARRIET 18,200 91,900 SAMSON, ROBERT 6 LAUREL 24,600 102,600 SANTOS, ANTHONY 9,000 5, 400 SANTOS, ANTHONY 47,200 37,100 SAVAGE, ETHAN E. 16,80C 112,600 SAWYER, KEVIN, NEIL/BRENDA 17,50C 55,900 SAWYER, SHIRLEY/LEARY, GLENDA 20,300 72,100 SAWYER, THOMAS & VERONICA 150,000 82,400 SAWYER, THOMAS & VERONICA 19,500 33,300 SCHANFISH, RONALD & MARY 69,200 32,300 SCHMIDT, RALPH &' ANITA 10,700 SCHROEDER, JUSTINE A 17,400 95,900 SEAMON, JOSHUA 36,300 82,700 SEAMON, JOSHUA 17,100 SEARLES, DANIEL S 13,400 41,200 SEARLES, SALOME 16,800 23,600 SEARLES, STANLEY 20,300 17,400

63 Chestervitle 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 21 Name Land Value (Current) Building Value (Current) SEELEY, DANIEL & DEBRA 23,100 63,600 SHUTTY, MARK & MICHELLE 2,400 SIMMONS, DENNIS & KATHRYN 37,000 SIMONDS, A. DANIEL III & NANCY 56,900 148,600 N SIMONEAU, BRENDA 16,300 65,300 SIMONEAU, JAYE/TINA 13,300 SKELTON, WILLIAM & LAURA 4 G 0 SMALL, ERNESTINE 15,900 14,700 SMART, LARRY & DINSMORE, 24,700 45,900 HEATHER SMILEY, RICHARD & JOYCE 39,500 24,400 SMILEY, RICHARD D AND JOYCE K 11,100 SMITH, IAN E & LAURIE A 48,900 99,800 SMITH, IAN E & LAURIE A 11,600 20,200 SMITH, MELVIN 11,600 SMITH, NANCY 63,400 26,600 SMITH, ROBERT 30,600 77,200 SMITH, ROBERT 2,800 SMITH, ROYCE & DAWN E 22,600 SMITH, ROYCE & DAWN E 17,800 165,400 SNIPER, TODD R 65,500 32,600 SOMERS, DAVID & ANN 300 SOMERS, DAVID & ANN 12,900 SOMERS, DAVID & ANN 42,100 10,700 SOMERS, DAVID & ANN 92,400 52,500 SOPER, ERNEST & JUDITH 176,500 70,500 SORRELL, LEONARD & EDITH 20,500 SOUCY, JESSICA 19,100 70,300 SOULE, GREGORY 11,8 GO SOULE, GREGORY 3, 50C SOULE, GREGORY 79,400 68,300 SOULE, GREGORY 17,300 56,000 SOULE, JAMES 16,700 6, 000 SPENCER, ALEX B. 17,800 56,500 SPENCER, TERRY & HARRIET 47,300 22,300 STANCIOFF, PAUL 77,200 12,000 STANCIOFF, PAUL & CYNTHIA 17,300 117,100 STANLEY, CLAYTON & DEBORA 20,100 17,600 STANLEY, CLAYTON & DEBORA 12,700 STANLEY, CLAYTON 5, DEBRA 33,700 104,100 STANLEY, CLAYTON M. & DEBORA 16,700 8,700 L . STANLEY, RODNEY JR. 15,600 13,700 STARBIRD, M. ETHAN i PATRICIA 19,100 110,000 STARNES, REBECCA & JAMES 18,300 28,700 STEELE, CURTIS & SAVANNA 21,10C MERRILL STEVENS, EVERARD 20,70C 143,600 STEVENS, HERBERT 18,10C 19,500 STEVENS, KATHY 17,800 9, 300 STGERMAIN, PHILLIP/PAULA 16,800 97,900 STICKNEY, CRAIG & SUSAN 21,900 82,100

64 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 22 N am e Land Value (Current) Building Value ( C u r r e n t ) STOLT, ROBERT 205,400 260,100 STCLT, ROBERT & BERNADETTE 174,000 STORER, GRANVILLE JR. 14,700 58,600 STORER, JOSEPH & THELMA 15,600 1,000 STORER, LEONARD & MARY 11,500 STORER, ROBERT 15,900 80,600 STPIERRE, JOSEPH & PAMELA 21,100 3,500 STPIERRE, SUSAN 50,400 126,900 SULLIVAN, TIMOTHY 19, 5C0 114,900 SWAN, JOHN & FRANCES 17,200 63,200 SWAN, THOMAS 76,300 7,200 SWAN, WILLIAM D. & KAREN 212,400 208,000 SWASEY, DEXTER & LISA 71,800 25,900 SWEENEY, BRIAN 18,100 15,300 J T SWETT, MARK 15,700 14,100 SYKES & BUXBAUM 150,000 40,100 TAYLOR MADE HOMES, 72,200 TAYLOR, BRIAN & CAROL 16,700 26, 300 TENNEY, MARK & ALECIA 20,400 104,600 TERRAIN!OVA, JOSEPH & MADELYN 28,400 103,200 TEWKSBURY, GREGORY 17,600 166,7 CO TEWKSBURY, JAN 13,500 THAYER, DOROTHY/HAZEN, JAMES 8,100 THAYER, DOROTHY/HAZEN, JAMES 85,600 126,500 THE XYZ TRUST 28,700 THEBERGE, RUSSELL & TAMMY 20,400 19,800 THERRIEN, RONALD M. 16,700 . 33,400 THOMAS, ROGER & ELIZABETH 42,300 14,900 THOMPSON, MELISSA 16,400 109,400 TIBBETS, CLAYTON 48,000 TIBBETTS, ANNETTE J. 12,400 TIBBETTS, DANIEL & DARLENE 30,800 42,100 TIBBETTS, DONALD C. 35,000 TIBBETTS, GEORGE & CAROLINE 20,800 TIBBETTS, GEORGE & CAROLINE 21,900 94,700 TIBBETTS, GEORGE S, CAROLINE 19,000 TIBBETTS, JEFF 13,900 TIBBETTS, JEFF A. 19,900 19, 500 TINGUELY, GERALD & SUSAN 197,600 128,500 TITCOMB, DOROTHY J. 17,000 83,000 TOMKINSON, NEIL C. 64,500 TOOTHAKER, BARBARA 16,000 26,200 TOOTHAKER, EUGENE 29,000 TOOTHAKER, EUGENE 196,900 49,100 TOOTHAKER, EUGENE, TRUSTEE 42,000 TOOTHAKER, PILAR 57,200 49, 300 TOOTHAKER, RICHARD A 9,100 TOOTHAKER, RICHARD A 27,300 75,100 TOOTHAKER, TRUDY WAVA 64,700 18,500 TOUCHETTE, ROBERT 46,500 158,200 TOWN OF CHESTERVILLE 17,000 8, 100

65 ChesterviNe 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 23 Nam e Land Value (Current) Building Value (Current) TRASK, KEITH M & ASHLEY M 32,000 213,000 JT TRIPP, HERALD 1 GINA 18,300 56,700 TRIPP, JENNIFER/MERCIA 17,500 62,600 TRUE, DIANE 18,300 105,600 TUBERTINI, MARTIN J 16,400 15,400 TURNER, JAMISON N & CAITLIN E 24,600 70,COO TURNER, MALCOLM & MARILYN 51,300 TURNER, MALCOLM & MARILYN 14,700 TURNER, MALCOLM & MARILYN 4,500 TURNER, MALCOLM & MARILYN 3, 40C TURNER, MALCOLM i MARILYN 99,300 ■ 15,600 TRUSTEES TURNER, MALCOLM & MARILYN 10,400 TRUSTEES TURNER, MALCOLM TRUSTEE 37,400 TURNER, MORGAN 21,500 106,500 TURNER, TIMOTHY & JULIE 21,600 37,900 UPSHURE, JUDITH C 62,600 39,500 US CELLULAR 150,000 VARGA, THEODORE & GRACE 28,600 VARNEY, CHAUNCEY H. 19,500 VARNEY, CHAUNCEY H. 39,900 VARNEY, CHAUNCEY H. 28,400 16,200 VARNEY, CHAUNCEY H. 173,700 VARNEY, FLORA 9, 600 VARNEY, FLORA 12,600 VASHAW, DAVID & LYNN 25,500 153,2C0 VAS HAW, DAVID, LYNN, 35,400 CHRISTOPHER VASHAW, PEGGY (WEBBER) 16,600 79,000 VERRILL GROUP INC 18,000 VERRILL GROUP INC FT, VERRILL GROUP INC, 19,500 VERRILL, D. BRUCE 18,100 24,200 VERRILL, DWIGHT & PATRICIA 13,200 VERRILL, PATRICIA 2,700 VERRILL, PATRICIA 4,000 VERRILL, PATRICIA 11,700 VERRILL, PATRICIA 18,500 1, 900 VERRILL, PATRICIA 10,400 VERRILL, PATRICIA 2, 400 VERRILL, PATRICIA 4,300 VERRILL, PATRICIA 8,4 00 VERRILL, PATRICIA & BRUCE 221,500 204,400 VERRILL, PATRICIA S 400 VICTORIA REALITY TRUST 64,700 VINING MINING LLC. 17,400 VINING, EDWIN & DONNA 19,900 46,200 VINING, SCOTT 17,000 22,700 VIRGIN, STEVEN A & DEBRA R. 31,400 3,300 VITALE IRREVOCABLE TRUST 63,600 46,900 VITALE, PETER & ELIZABETH 53,900 34,600

66 Chester/] lie 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 24 N am e Land 'value (Current) Building value (Current) VOLANTE, KATHLEEN R.,TRUST 206,400 167,600 ' VON AESCH, ALFRED/DORENE 35,200 65,900 VOSE, MARK F & CYNTHIA A 17,700 71,900 WADE, CATHY A 47,200 19,100 WAHL, MICHAEL A. JR. 21,000 WAHL, MICHAEL JR. 17,300 72,600 WALDO JR, ALBERT 28,200 5,200 WALLS, GAIL STEVENS 46,600 27,200 WALSH, ERIK G 17,900 154,600 WALTON, KYLE 19,900 21,600 WALTON, KYLE 12,100 WARD, JAMES 45,600 54,900 WARD,RAZELL & GILBERT 16,100 43,900 WARNER, PATRICIA 11,700 WARNER, PATRICIA 8 6, 000 54,800 WARREN, WENDY ANN 22,000 WARREN, WENDY ANN 31,400 WATSON, ALLISON A 18,400 83,500 WATSON, ERIC M. & ERIN 57,700 WEBBER, DEBBIE ANN 19,500 98,30C WEBBER, SAMUEL L 69,900 160,800 WEBSTER, RICKY & LEOLA 28,400 92,200 WEBSTER, RICKY & LEOLA 6, 700 WEEGAR, MAURA TRUST 600 WEEKS, DENNIS 41,600 21,800 WEEKS, DENNIS S 36,800 WELCH, AARON 17,300 69,300 WELCH,'ANDREW 17,500 12,700 WELCH, GARY 33,300 57,000 WELCH, JESSICA & LAURIE 17,500 8,800 WELCH, MATTHEW 21,500 WELCH, MATTHEW 44,700 86,100 WELCH, NORMA 16, 700 46,100 WELCH, STEPHEN/LAURIE 17,000 26,600 WELLS, ADRIAN & CYNTHIA 16,700 102,800 WELLS, ADRIAN & CYNTHIA 21,700 23,200 WELLS, ADRIAN & CYNTHIA 31,700 6,900 WELLS, ANDREW ROTH 118,400 71,900 WELLS, ANDREW ROTH 13,300 WELLS, CRAIG & MARY 118,400 25,800 WELLS, MICHAEL & MARIA 19,100 WELLS, MICHAEL & MARIE 133,300 71,000 WENTWORTH, PETER J 43,000 12,800 WEST, WILLIAM & NANCY FAMILY 44,100 194,900 IRREV TROST WESTCOTT, DAVID & PHYLLIS 20,100 48,800 WHEELER, BARBARA 31,700 WHEELER, CHARLES & CYNTHIA 19,300 WHEELER, CHARLES & CYNTHIA 19,300 20,900 WHEELER, DAVID 6, 400 WHEELER, DAVID 8,300 WHEELER, GEARY 21,500 25,700 WHEELER, JOAN 27,300 1, 500

67 Chesterville 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 25 N am e Land Value (Current; Building Value ( C u r r e n t ) WHEELER, JOAN 800 WHEELER, JOAN 17,700 121,300 WHEELER, JOHN & GARNET 10,700 WHEELER, JOHN & GARNET 16,700 57,800 WHEELER, JOHN & GARNET 30,900 WHEELER, KURT 18,000 27,500 WHEELER, PATRICK/HEATHER 46,200 62,200 WHEELER, PATRICK/HEATHER 26,600 WHEELER, ROBERT & DELORES 18,700 49,700 WHEELER, SANDRA ESTATE OF 18,300 32,400 WHELPLEY, JOHN P & ANGELA M 43,500 12,500 JT WHITCOMB, WALTER 8,500 WHITE, EDWARD P., JR. & CATHY 17,900 3, 600

WHITE, HERSHEL & SHIRLEY, 16,800 80,800 TRUSTEES WHITEHOUSE, MICHAEL & CAROL 19,300 62,900 WBITEHOUSE, RICHARD/SUZANNE 10,600 WHLTEHOUSE, RICHARD/SUZANNE 17,600 78,700 WHITLEY, BRIAN T & RENEE- M JT WHITLEY, BRIAN T & RENEE M 14,300 JT WHITNEY, BRENDA 188,800 49,900 WHITNEY, DANA & LISA 1.6, 300 WHITTIER, JEFFREY & CYNTHIA 15,400 31,700 WHITTIER, MARIE 16,700 17,600 WIERZ3TCKI, MICHAEL A. 56,800 45,400 WIERZBICKI, WILLIAM P 20,300 49,700 WIGHT, ROBERT & GLORIA 32,900 WILBUR, ROBERT/SANDRA 33,500 77,900 WILBUR, ROBERT/SANDRA 13,500 WILBUR, WANDA 16, 400 600 WILCOX, PATRICIA 17,200 33,4 OC WILKINS, JAMES 90,600 43,600 WILKINS, JOHN B. 23,900 1, 900 WILLIAMS, BERNARD & BETTY 19,600 67,900 WILLIAMS, BERNARD & BETTY 35,100 86,000 WILLIAMS, CATHERINE & 8,600 88,800 FLORENCE WILLIAMS, CATHERINE/FLORENCE 13,100 WILLIAMS, DANIEL S & FLORENCE 10,500 145,500 & WILLIAMS, DANIEL S & FLORENCE 10,700 M & WILLIAMS, DONNA 43,800 WILLIAMS, DONNA L. 40,500 WILLIAMS, FLORENCE & CATHERINE 19,200 21,900 WILLIAMS, FLORENCE M & 16,800 95,300 CATHERINE WILLIAMSON JR, KATHRYN & JAY 43,700 WILLS, NICHOLAS W. 14,200 11,900 WING, SCHONEN A. 17,100

68 Chestervilie 2016 ASSESSORS REPORT 02/01/2017 02:44 PM Page 26 N am e Land Value (Current) B u i l d i n g ( C u r r e n t ) WOLCOTT, GARY 44,500 130,300 WOODARD, RICKARD J 16,200 91,900 WOODCOCK, GARY & DARLENE 15,100 31,500 WOODHEAD, JON WILLIAM 11,40C WOODMAN, JERRY & KATHERIN L. 23,10C 65,500 WORKS, GLENN 3. 13,900 WORSTER, LINWOOD & ROXANNE 19,900 169,500 WORTH, JOHN & VICKI 28,500 141,500 WORTH, JOHN & VICKI 17,600 WRIGHT, ADAM S 20,700 76, 300 WRIGHT, BERNICE L 13,300 13,600 WRIGHT, DEVIN JAMES 11,100 WRIGHT, WENDELL L 15,400 4,200 WRIGHT, WESLEY & TRACY, PEGGY 17,700 99,100 WRIGHT, WILFRED & VALERIE 48,900 11,900 WUORI, PEARL 2,200 WUORI, PEARL 32,200 37,500 WURPEL, EDMOND 76, 500 136,000 WURPEL, EDMOND 36,000 WURPEL, EDMOND H 39,300 WYNN, BENJAMIN 17,600 81,ICO WYON, RACHEL M. 21,500 10,900 YEATON, HOWARD JR. 79,500 30,700 YEATON, WAYNE 35,300 8,800 YORK, PHYLLIS 41,700 YOUNG, JANIES & BARBARA 10,900 YOUNG, JAMES/MICHAEL 41,700 37,600 ZANOVELLO, ANNA 19,800 44,200 ZIOLKOWSKI, JON 15,600 62,800

69 The Audit Report was unavailable at the time of this publication. A copy is available at the town office.

Thank You

70 SUSAN M. COLLINS mwm ernu tuiitHfa* WA^maiaiy. uc jo'.i.v- i jm rrotr? rt* »n o»|j j .m j o t i -.t w o United States 3 cnnrc WASKIMGTOM'. DC Z0 5 1 0 -l« ]fl

Dear friends: it is an honor to represent Maine in [he United States Senate, 1 am grateful for the trust the people of our State have placed in me aitd welcome this opportunity to share some key accomplishments.

Growing our economy by encouraging job creation remains a lop priority. The tax relief bill enacted during this Iasi Congress contains provisions J authored to provide small businesses with the certainty that they need to invest, grow, and, most important, hire new workers. The 2017 National Defense Authorization Act includes a provision I he Maine delegation worked together to champion requiring that military recruits be provided with athletic footwear made in America, as is requited for other equipment and uniform items whenever possible. This is a great victory for our troops and for the 900 skilled workers al New Balance factories here in Maine.

Maine’s contributions lo our national security stretch from Kittery eo Limestone, Asa senior member of the Appropriations Committee, I successfully advocated for critical funding for projects at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and Si billion towards the construction of an additional ship that will likely be built at liaih Iron Works. This funding will strengthen the Navy and our national security, and the additional destroyer will help meet the Navy’s goal of a 355-shtp fleet.

Maine's growing population of older individuals creates many challenges. That's why, as Chairman of ihe Senate Aging Committee, my top three priorities are lighting fraud and financial abuse directed at our nation's seniors, increasing investments in biomedical research, and improving retirement security.

The Aging ComtJttittee’s toll-free hotline (1-835-303-9470) makes it easier for senior citizens to report suspected fraud and receive assistance. Las; May. a call to the hotline helped lead to the a nest of a national crime ring targeting seniors, and in June I worked to secure the humanitarian release of a Maine senior who had been imprisoned in Spain after being victimized by an international drug smuggling scam.

The Aging Comm il tee also released an extensive report detailing the findings of our bipartisan investigation into the abrupt and dramatic price increases for prescription drugs whose patents expired long ago.

I advocated strongly for the S2 billion increase in funding for the National Institutes of Health lo advance research on such diseases as diabetes and Alzheimer s. I also championed and authored portions of [he 2 Is1 Century Cures Act that will further support biomedical innovation and make significant reforms to our mental health system.

The Senate also took steps in the past year to combat the nation's heroin and opioid epidemic by passing the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA}, which I was proud to cosponsor. CARA is a monumental step forward in our effort to address the devastating addiction crisis affecting countless families and communities across the country and right here in Maine,

A Maine value that always guides me is our tin surpassed work ethic. In December 2016. ! east tny 6.236lh consecutive vote, continuing my record of never missing a roll-call vote since my Senate service began in 1997.

I appreciate the opportunity lo serve Chesterviile and Maine in the United States Senate, I fever I can be of assistance to you, please contact my Lewiston slate office at (207) 784-6069 or visit my website at www.coI lins.senute.gov, May 2017 be a good year for you. your family, your community, and our state.

Sincerely,

Susan M. Collins United Stales Senator

71 ANGUS S. KING. JR. MACNI United States Senate W ASHINGTON, DC ZUblU

Dear Friends of Troy: Since being sworn into the Senate in 2013, I have made it my mission to address at the federal level the most important issues facing our great state. Working closely with my colleagues in the Maine Congressional Delegation, we’ve been able to successfully secure a number of legislative victories that support our state’s economy, our rich traditions, and the hardworking people I am proud to represent. In an increasingly polarized Congress, my goal as an Independent is to put partisanship aside, build consensus and further common-sense solutions to address the needs of the American people. To this end, I have co-founded the Former Governors Caucus, a group of former state executives who are frustrated with legislative gridlock and eager to find bipartisan solutions. And as always, I aim to bridge the partisan divide by hosting barbeque dinners in Washington with colleagues ranging from Ted Cruz to Elizabeth Warren. If you know a person’s children, then you see them as a mother or father and not a rival vote, and working to further personal dialogue and build relationships can lay the foundation for successful legislation. One of the accomplishments of which I am most proud is the legislative victory that protects our college students and their families from an expensive hike in student loan interest rates. In 2013, as students faced a significant spike in interest rates that would have taken thousands of dollars out of their pockets, I brought together colleagues from across the political spectrum to broker compromise legislation called the Bipartisan Student Loan Certainty Act. Thanks to this bill, students will save $50 billion over the next 10 years by lowering their interest rates, which means that a student in Maine will now save between $3,000 and $6,000 over the life of their loan. Being an Independent in the Senate has allowed me to make calls and vote on policies that are best for Maine, but it has also made it possible to play key roles in finding simple solutions and legislative fixes that make good commonsense to both parties. Of course, much of what we do in the Senate doesn’t happen on the Senate floor, or even in committee. Instead, it involves working across all levels of government to ensure the State of Maine receives attention and support from the federal government. Take, for example, the opioid and heroin epidemic devastating communities across our state. While Congress has passed legislative solutions aimed at expanding access to medical treatment, I’ve also pressed for other changes that can be accomplished more quickly and make a more immediate difference in Maine. For example, I successfully urged the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to increase the number of patients to whom a doctor can provide medication-assisted treatment, and in 2015 brought the Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy to Brewer to meet directly with Mainers and hear their stories. I’ve also engaged law enforcement — including the Drug Enforcement Agency — to crack down on the production of opioids and work to limit their diversion. Together, Senator Collins and I helped pass the Northern Border Security Review Act to combat drug and human trafficking along our border with Canada. While the opioid epidemic is certainly our biggest public health crisis, job loss in Maine is still our number one economic problem and that’s why we need to focus on bringing good paying jobs back to Maine and protecting the ones we still have. As a member of the Armed Services Committee, I teamed up with Senator Collins and Representative Poliquin to successfully secure a provision in the defense bill that can help domestic shoe manufacturers like New Balance. The three of us also worked together with the Department of Commerce to establish an Economic Development Assessment Team, known as an EDAT, to assist Maine’s forest industry in the wake of several mill closures. We have an incredible spirit of innovation and ingenuity in Maine and I believe finding ways to invest in that spirit will reignite Maine’s forest products sector and our economy. Part of our economic path forward must also include expanding access to high-speed broadband, which can help connect our businesses and communities to information and economic opportunities. As a member of the Senate Armed Services and Intelligence Committees, I work to keep Maine and our nation safe. Part of that important work means continuing to work for funding for the construction of Navy ships that will be used to protect American interests across the globe. We all know that “Bath Built is Best Built,” which is why I’ve fought to authorize funding for Navy ships built at BIW. The best way to preserve peace is by deterring war through unassailable strength, and to do that we must support our shipbuilders and our brave service members and invest in our military. I strive to meet this solemn responsibly every day as a member of these committees, which is why I hardly ever miss a hearing and take great care in overseeing the agencies sworn to keep us safe. Armed Services Chairman John McCain called me “one of the most serious and hard-working members” of the Committee, and that’s a humbling compliment from a true American hero. As always, please call or write me with thoughts or concerns with matters currently before Congress, or if you need assistance navigating a federal agency. Please call my toll-free line at 1-800-432-1599 or local office: (207) 622-8292, or write me on our website at www.king.senate.gov/contact. It is an honor and a privilege serving the people of Maine in the Senate, and I look forward to working with you in our search for a more perfect Union.

Sincerely,

Angus S. King, Jr., UnitedStatesSenator

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Town of Chesterville 409 Dutch Gap Road Chesterville, ME 04938

Dear Friends,

One of the greatest honors of my life is serving as your representative in Congress. This past year, we won some

m ajor victories for Maine families, communities, Veterans and local job creators, but there is still more work to be

done. Since day one in Congress, I've worked with everyone regardless of party— Republicans, Democrats and

lndependents—to get the job done for Maine.

My number one priority is creating and protectingjobs. One of my main focuses this last Congress has been on

helping secure 900 shoe m anufacturingjobs in Maine at New Balance. For years, Maine politicians have worked

unsuccessfully to get legislation through in Congress to require the Departm ent of Defense (DOD) to adhere to the

Berry Amendment, a provision which requires the DOD to use American-made products for new recruits whenever

possible. New Balance is one of the few companies that continues tohire American workers and produce footwear

here in the U.S.

I am absolutely thrilled that, after a months-long and hard fought effort, we finally had this m onumental language

officially signed into law this past year. This is a huge accomplishment, and I'm not going to let up an inch until it is

fully implemented to secure the 900 Maine jobs at Skowhegan, Norway and Norridgewock.

In Congress, I have also been a steadfast opponent of bad and unfair trade deals, namely the Trans-Pacific Partnership

(TPP), which have the potential to hurt jobs and local businesses in Maine. That's why I voted, twice, against "fast

track" trade authority, or trade prom otion authority, despite pressure from powerful Washington special interest

groups and leaders of my own party. I don't work for any one party—l work for you, the people of Maine.

lam also extremely proud of the services that our Congressional office has been able to provide to help hundreds

of Mainers in the past tw o years. W hether it is a Veteran experiencing issues at the VA or a citizen needing

assistance w ith a case at the IRS, my staff is available to help. I encourage anyone who is experiencing problems

with a governm ent agency, including our Veterans when dealing with the VA, to contact one of my Congressional

offices in M aine— Bangor (942-0583), Lewiston (784-0768), Presque Isle (764-1968)—or visit m ywebsite at

Poliquin.House.Gov.

There is much more work to be done. Our Great State of Maine and our Nation face many critical challenges.

Please know that I am working hard, every day, to serve you and that I will continue to work here at home and in

W ashington for our families, local businesses and communities. It is an honor to represent you and our fellow

Mainers in Congress.

Best wishes,

Bruce Konquin

Mem ber of Congress

73 £ e 0 4 s f a t w w Senator Thomas B. Suvieiio _f State House Station Augusta, ME 04333-0003 (207) 287-1505

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Dear Friends and Neighbors:

Let me begin by thanking you for allowing me the honor of serving you in the Maine Senate. 1 am humbled lhal you have put your trust in me for a fourth term and can assure you I will continue to work tirelessly on your behalf. Please let me provide you with a recap of the 127'1' Legislature, as well as my hopes for the upcoming ! 2Slh Legislature, which convenes in December.

Last year we continued the work Of reforming our state's welfare system and achieved the long sought-after goal of banning the purchase of alcohol, tobacco and lottery tickets with welfare benefits. While there is more work to be done in reforming our welfare system, I believe these clTnrls will help to deter such abuse of the system and help ensure that benefits arc going to those who truly need them.

The Legislature also worked in a bipartisan fashion to begin addressing the drug crisis affecting our stale. We approved putting 10 new drug enforcement agents on the street, as well as provided funding for treatment programs and ding use prevention efforts.

In the upcoming session, it is clear that we must continue to do all we can to attract more jobs to oxii state. To that end, I will work to advocate for proposals which will expand economic opportunity for all Mainers, We must also continue to fight the drug epidemic threatening our slate and hinting our families. It is my hope the Legislature can once again work together to find good solutions to what has become a widespread problem.

You have my humble and sincere thanks for allowing me to represent you in Augusta. Please fed free to contact me al 287-1505 or ditom (0 i > lioLmail.com if you have comments, questions or if you would like assistance in navigating our state's bureaucracy.

Sincerely,

Tom Saviello State Senator

Fax: (207) 287-1527 * 77T (207) 287-1583 * Message Service l-300-123-6900 * Website: legisialwv.maine.gov/stnale

74 H o u s e o f R epresentatives 2 State H ouse Sta tio n A ugusta, M a in e 04333-0002 (207) 287-1440 TTY: (207) 287-4469 Russel! J, Black 123 Black Road Wilion. ME 04294 Residence: (207) 645-2990 Cell Phone: (207) 491-1667 Russel I .Btac fci n legislature,mairi:. go v

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Town of Chesterviiie 409 Dutch Gap Road Chesterville, ME 04938

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

t would first like to thank the residents of Chesterville for electing me as your State Representative- It has been a pleasure to serve the residents of House District 114- in The Maine Legislature and I am honored that you have entrusted me with this responsibility as I begin my fourth and term as your State Representative.

Legislative leadership has appointed me once again to serve on the Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry committee where 1 will serve as the House Republican Lead, This committee provides oversight of the Department of Agriculture, food and rural resources: agricultural fairs, Maine products and marketing: animal control and welfare; food safety, inspection, and labeling: dairy industry; pesticides regulation; nutrient management; farmland preservation; Department of Conservation; state parks, historic sites, public lands; Maine Land Use Regulation Commission (LURC); geological surveying and maping; forest management; Land for Maine's Future Program and more. As a farmer, I understand Maine’s rich agricultural tradition and how vital it is to the overall economy of our great state.

1 continue to send legislative updates e-mailed weekly throughout the year to all who would like to stay informed as to current state news. If you wish to receive these updates, please contact me at russeHhlackfr'junn.com .

Again, thank you for giving me the honor of serving you in Augusta! <^J2 State Representative

District 114 Chesterville. Industry, New' Vineyard. Strong. Temple and Wilton

75 Russell J. Black Represervative to the Legislature Term Expires: December 5, 2018 Address: 123 Black Road, Wilton, ME 04294

Phone: (207)491 -4667 (Cell) - (207) 491-4667 (Business)

EMail: RusseiLBlack@legislature .maine .go v

House Web Page: http://legislature,maiiie.gov/house/hsebios/blacg,htm

State House Message Phone: (800) 423-2900

TTY: Please use Maine Relay 711

Representing: District 114 - Chcsterville, Industry, New Vineyard, Strong, Temple and Wilton

Committee: Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (Ranking Minority Member)

Party7: Republican

Legal Residence: Wilton

Seat in House Chamber: 131

Legislative Service: House: 125th, 126th. 127th, 128th Capitol Address: House of Representatives Clerk's Office: (207)287-1400 2 State House Station State House Message Phone: 1-800-423-2900 Augusta, Maine 04333-0002 House web site: http://legi9lat11re.tnai ne.gov/hoiise/ Please include this information in your municipal annual report to aid residents in contacting their State Representative, Thank you. Robert B. Hunt, Clerk of the Mouse.

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