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2020 Real Estate Property List Sorted by Primary Site Address Tax Key Number Street Address Owner 805-0543-00-00 402 10Th St John M City of Neenah, Winnebago County 2020 Real Estate Property List Sorted by primary site address Tax Key Number Street Address Owner 805-0543-00-00 402 10th St John M. Butitta and Liane J. Butitta Revocable Trust 805-0544-00-00 404 10th St Bernard A. Zimmermann 805-0545-00-00 408 10th St Susan M. Fredericks 805-0541-00-00 409 10th St Terry L. Fuller 805-0546-00-00 412 10th St Lauri Miranda 805-0540-00-00 413 10th St David Peperkorn 805-0547-00-00 416 10th St Sara Davis-Schalk 805-0539-00-00 417 10th St Thomas J. Hobart 805-0538-00-00 423 10th St Adam S. Krause 805-0548-00-00 424 10th St Michael Protheroe 805-0537-00-00 427 10th St Isabelle J. Otto 805-0549-00-00 428 10th St HBS Properties, LLC 805-0515-00-00 303 11th St Sandra Cianciola 805-0512-00-00 307 11th St Gregory C. Reinhardt II 805-0518-00-00 308 11th St Michael Woelfel 805-0511-00-00 311 11th St Todd Schamberger 805-0519-00-00 312 11th St Sean P. Nettesheim 805-0510-00-00 315 11th St Alexander T. Hawkins 805-0520-00-00 320 11th St Joshua A. Morris 805-0509-00-00 321 11th St Maria Cristina Garcia Cervigon Gutierrez 805-0521-00-00 324 11th St Craig Taylor 805-0508-00-00 327 11th St Louis Schifferl 805-0522-00-00 328 11th St Peder J. Halverson 805-0523-00-00 332 11th St Cobalt Property Management LLC 805-0524-00-00 336 11th St David G. Baumann 805-0528-00-00 400 11th St Todd L. Peters 805-0504-00-00 403 11th St Gary L. Zeinert 805-0503-00-00 405 11th St Sarah E. Habeck 805-0529-00-00 406 11th St Kerry E. Fox 805-0502-00-00 409 11th St Susan Baird 805-0501-00-00 415 11th St Caroline T. Armstrong 805-0531-00-00 416 11th St Patrick M. Lowney 805-0500-00-00 419 11th St Carol C. Lendrum 805-0532-00-00 420 11th St Frederick Engel 805-0533-00-00 424 11th St Jared L. Messer 805-0459-00-00 305 12th St John C. Merkel 805-0476-00-00 309 12th St Mason A. Philemon 805-0452-00-00 310 12th St Elizabeth Parker City of Neenah, Winnebago County Apr 2, 2020 10:45 AM Page 1 of 249 Tax Key Number Street Address Owner 805-0475-00-00 313 12th St Ian Adams 805-0453-00-00 314 12th St James J. Hanson 805-0474-00-00 317 12th St Cynthia G. Brinkley 805-0454-00-00 318 12th St Jerry D. Scribner 805-0473-00-00 321 12th St Debbie C. Rasmus 805-0455-00-00 324 12th St Brian Kawczynski 805-0472-00-00 325 12th St David C. Strandberg 805-0456-00-00 328 12th St Joshua G. Skog 805-0471-00-00 329 12th St Jules R. Benada III 805-0457-00-00 330 12th St James R. Hackstock 805-0470-00-00 333 12th St William Mcbride 805-0469-00-00 339 12th St B James Binning 805-0566-00-00 402 12th St Brian St Cyr 805-0567-00-00 406 12th St Jimmy Fr W. Aaron 805-0568-00-00 410 12th St Jill M. Hoerth 805-0569-00-00 414 12th St Frank F. Jahnke 805-0570-00-00 418 12th St Margaret Zagzebski, Trustee of Patricia G Zelinski Trus 805-0563-00-00 419 12th St Thor A. Laguna 805-0560-00-00 421 12th St Jason William Lee 805-0571-00-00 422 12th St Trojen LLC 803-0139-00-00 200 1st St City of Neenah 803-0083-00-00 240 1st St Stephen Md Dudley 803-0084-00-00 246 1st St RNR Realty, LLC 803-0078-00-00 250 1st St RNR Realty, LLC 803-0411-00-00 309 1st St Kailash Investment LLC 803-0395-00-00 315 1st St Fishtail, LLC 803-0068-00-00 322 1st St JZTB Realty LLC 803-0067-01-00 324 1st St JZTB Realty LLC 803-0392-00-00 331 1st St Radies Properties, LLC 803-0391-00-00 335 1st St Island Professional Investors 803-0063-00-00 346 1st St Island Medical LLC 803-0378-00-00 353 1st St Mchugh Rentals LLP 803-0010-00-00 400 1st St Add Inc 803-0625-00-00 406 1st St Unit 1 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0626-00-00 406 1st St Unit 2 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0627-00-00 406 1st St Unit 3 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0628-00-00 406 1st St Unit 4 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0629-00-00 406 1st St Unit 5 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0630-00-00 406 1st St Unit 6 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0631-00-00 406 1st St Unit 7 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0632-00-00 406 1st St Unit 8 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. City of Neenah, Winnebago County Apr 2, 2020 10:45 AM Page 2 of 249 Tax Key Number Street Address Owner 803-0633-00-00 406 1st St Unit 9 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0634-00-00 406 1st St Unit 10 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0635-00-00 406 1st St Unit 11 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0636-00-00 406 1st St Unit 12 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0637-00-00 406 1st St Unit 13 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0638-00-00 406 1st St Unit 14 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0639-00-00 406 1st St Unit 15 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0640-00-00 406 1st St Unit 16 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0641-00-00 406 1st St Unit 17 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0642-00-00 406 1st St Unit 18 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0643-00-00 406 1st St Unit 19 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0644-00-00 406 1st St Unit 20 Paradigm VIII Properties, Inc. 803-0600-00-00 410 1st St Unit 1 Majjac LLC 803-0601-00-00 410 1st St Unit 2 Majjac LLC 803-0602-00-00 410 1st St Unit 3 Majjac LLC 803-0603-00-00 410 1st St Unit 4 Majjac LLC 803-0604-00-00 410 1st St Unit 5 Majjac LLC 803-0605-00-00 410 1st St Unit 6 Majjac LLC 803-0606-00-00 410 1st St Unit 7 Majjac LLC 803-0607-00-00 410 1st St Unit 8 Majjac LLC 803-0608-00-00 410 1st St Unit 9 Majjac LLC 803-0609-00-00 410 1st St Unit 10 Majjac LLC 803-0610-00-00 410 1st St Unit 11 Majjac LLC 803-0611-00-00 410 1st St Unit 12 Majjac LLC 803-0612-00-00 410 1st St Unit 13 Majjac LLC 803-0613-00-00 410 1st St Unit 14 Majjac LLC 803-0614-00-00 410 1st St Unit 15 Majjac LLC 803-0615-00-00 410 1st St Unit 16 Majjac LLC 803-0616-00-00 410 1st St Unit 17 Majjac LLC 803-0617-00-00 410 1st St Unit 18 Majjac LLC 803-0618-00-00 410 1st St Unit 19 Majjac LLC 803-0619-00-00 410 1st St Unit 20 Majjac LLC 803-0620-00-00 410 1st St Unit 21 Majjac LLC 803-0621-00-00 410 1st St Unit 22 Majjac LLC 803-0622-00-00 410 1st St Unit 23 Majjac LLC 803-0355-00-00 411 1st St William J. Casper 803-1000-00-00 949 1st St Neenah & Menasha Water Power 803-0475-00-00 130 2nd St Theda Clark Memorial Hospital 803-0407-00-00 309 2nd St Richard Maciejewski 803-0396-00-00 310 2nd St Freund Investments LLC 803-0397-00-00 311 2nd St Tad M. Krogstad City of Neenah, Winnebago County Apr 2, 2020 10:45 AM Page 3 of 249 Tax Key Number Street Address Owner 803-0394-00-00 314 2nd St Pam A. Geiger 803-0388-00-00 317 2nd St Bridget M. Siebers 803-0390-00-00 318 2nd St Esteban Serrano 803-0386-00-00 320 2nd St Patrick S. Smith 803-0387-00-00 323 2nd St Linda K. Schillerstrom 803-0385-00-00 324 2nd St Drew Schmidt 803-0382-00-00 325 2nd St Kerrie A. Lehrer 803-0381-00-00 329 2nd St Shaun T. Mulroy 803-0380-00-00 330 2nd St Randy Sampson 803-0372-00-00 331 2nd St Tyler A. Kimpel 803-0373-00-00 332 2nd St Nicole L. Willes 803-0363-00-00 405 2nd St Daniel Heidke V 803-0353-00-00 409 2nd St James Probst 803-0354-00-00 414 2nd St Jacob A. Bolton 803-0350-00-00 415 2nd St Julie Dubois 803-0349-00-00 420 2nd St Alan Randall 803-0341-00-00 424 2nd St Jeffrey D. Knoke 803-0339-00-00 431 2nd St Sonja Rusch 805-0058-00-00 3rd St Brandon D. Alexander 805-0188-00-00 119 3rd St Edward Murray Jr 805-0136-00-00 217 3rd St Theda Clark Memorial Hospital 805-0129-00-00 221 3rd St Clarity Care, Inc. 805-0128-00-00 225 3rd St Clarity Care, Inc. Mark Brown 805-0121-00-00 227 3rd St Clarity Care, Inc.
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