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Norway Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.550 09/10/2020 3:05 PM 2021 TAX COMMITMENT Page 1 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 1511 100 ACRE WOOD PROPERTY 48,500 22,000 0 70,500 1,237.27 LLC Acres 0.32 NORWAY ME 04268 618.64 (1) 413 MAIN ST 618.63 (2) 413 MAIN ST 027-148 B5269P686 02/25/2016 708 172 MAIN ST, LLC 50,200 127,600 0 177,800 3,120.39 1 ALCOTT ST. STE 101 Acres 0.52 1,560.20 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 1,560.19 (2) 172 MAIN ST 029-031 B5493P846 11/21/2019 301 430 WESTER AVE LLC 65,800 127,900 0 193,700 3,399.44 PO BOX 297 Acres 2.98 1,699.72 (1) AUBURN ME 04212 1,699.72 (2) 97 MAIN ST 033-001 B2858P26 474 482 MAIN ST, LLC 15,400 63,900 0 79,300 1,391.72 PO BOX 15430 Acres 0.09 695.86 (1) PORTLAND ME 04112 695.86 (2) 482 MAIN ST 025-010 B5383P434 12/13/2017 2564 482 MAIN STREET, LLC17,100 72,400 0 89,500 1,570.73 9 FALKLAND PLACE UNIT Acres 0.11 B-1 785.37 (1) PORTSMOUTH NH 03801 785.36 (2) 22 CRESCENT ST 025-091 B5396P170 03/02/2018 1944 492 CROCKETT RIDGE RD 62,400 84,100 0 146,500 2,571.07 LLC ALBERT P FRECHETTE Acres 40.10 REVOC TRUST 20 PORCH ST 1,285.54 (1) PORTLAND ME 04103 1,285.53 (2) 492 CROCKETT RIDGE RD 006-057 B5333P147 03/01/2017 B2366P210 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 259,400 497,900 0 757,300 13,290.62 Subtotals: 259,400 497,900 0 757,300 13,290.62 Norway Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.550 09/10/2020 3:05 PM 2021 TAX COMMITMENT Page 2 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 2556 57 MAIN ST NORWAY LLC103,900 147,200 0 251,100 4,406.81 MONROE, INC Acres 1.49 C/O BADEN TAX 2,203.41 (1) MANAGEMENT. LLC 6920 POINTE INVERNESS 2,203.40 (2) WAY, STE 301 FORT WAYNE IN 46804 57 MAIN ST 033-007 B5283P94 05/23/2016 1430 76 PLEASANT STREET LLC51,400 356,800 0 408,200 7,163.91 76 PLEASANT ST Acres 3.07 3,581.96 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 3,581.95 (2) 76 PLEASANT ST 025-033 B4567P42 03/10/2010 1455 A-1 PROPERTIES, LLC 147,500 0 0 147,500 2,588.63 PO BOX 299 Acres 399.00 1,294.32 (1) SOUTH PARIS ME 04281 1,294.31 (2) SODOM RD 004-053 B5516P530 04/14/2020 726 A-1 PROPERTIES, LLC 27,500 0 0 27,500 482.63 PO BOX 299 Acres 15.00 241.32 (1) SOUTH PARIS ME 04281 241.31 (2) BUCK RD 010-019 B5461P233 05/02/2019 2784 A-1 PROPERTIES, LLC 50,700 0 0 50,700 889.79 PO BOX 299 Acres 94.00 444.90 (1) SOUTH PARIS ME 04281 444.89 (2) SODOM RD 004-051 B5489P154 10/29/2019 35 ABBOTT BRANDON M & 50,000 145,000 0 195,000 3,422.25 CHRISTINE L 953 CROCKETT RIDGE RD Acres 28.00 1,711.13 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 1,711.12 (2) 953 CROCKETT RIDGE RD 007-071 B4516P318 10/26/2009 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 431,000 649,000 0 1,080,000 18,954.02 Subtotals: 690,400 1,146,900 0 1,837,300 32,244.64 Norway Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.550 09/10/2020 3:05 PM 2021 TAX COMMITMENT Page 3 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 350 ABBOTT HAROLD 0 37,500 31,000 6,500 114.08 WILSON, VIRGINIA M 05 Homestead exempt 3 TAMARACK DR 03 P WWI Resident 57.04 (1) 57.04 (2) NORWAY ME 04268 3 TAMARACK DR 001-005-00O-154 123 ABBOTT SONJA M 1,600 0 0 1,600 28.08 Acres 0.86 NORWAY ME 04268 14.04 (1) PO BOX 135 14.04 (2) HORNE ST 029-036-00A B4738P176 07/19/2011 184 ABBOTT, PHILLIP E 35,100 0 0 35,100 616.01 55 BILL HOWE RD Acres 17.28 308.01 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 308.00 (2) WATERFORD RD 009-121-00B B5316P114 11/11/2016 2262 ABBOTT, PHILLIP E 25,800 1,900 0 27,700 486.14 55 BILL HOWE RD Acres 2.52 243.07 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 243.07 (2) WATERFORD RD 009-121-00A B5316P111 11/11/2016 1752 ADAMS LEASING LLC 40,800 117,000 0 157,800 2,769.39 % NORTHEAST TOOL & DIE Acres 1.50 PO BOX 28 1,384.70 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 1,384.69 (2) 16 ALDRICH AVE 031-012-00F B5265P441 01/26/2016 403 ADAMS MICHAEL F & 226,800 193,400 0 420,200 7,374.51 RITTENBERG RHONDA L % BAC TAX SERVICES CORP Acres 2.00 PO BOX 9219 3,687.26 (1) COPPELL TX 75019 3,687.25 (2) 12 RAVEN WAY 017-018 B5032P312 09/03/2013 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 330,100 349,800 31,000 648,900 11,388.21 Subtotals: 1,020,500 1,496,700 31,000 2,486,200 43,632.85 Norway Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.550 09/10/2020 3:05 PM 2021 TAX COMMITMENT Page 4 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 2968 ADAMS PATRICIA M 0 37,000 25,000 12,000 210.60 9 SYCAMORE DR 05 Homestead exempt 105.30 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 105.30 (2) 9 SYCAMORE DR 001-005-00O-238 2622 ADAMS PAULINE(LT) 19,600 34,800 31,000 23,400 410.67 ADAMS HERBERT (RM) Acres 0.21 03 P WWI Resident PO BOX 343 05 Homestead exempt 205.34 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 205.33 (2) 27 PINE ST 027-025 B3222P345 785 ADAMS TIMOTHY T & 42,200 164,300 25,000 181,500 3,185.33 DENISE L 127 EMERSON RD Acres 6.57 05 Homestead exempt 1,592.67 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 1,592.66 (2) 127 EMERSON RD 006-015 B4625P275 08/25/2010 356 ADAMS, MARK A 700 0 0 700 12.29 ADAMS, KATHLEEN A Acres 0.70 19 KENSINGTON TERRACE 6.15 (1) 6.14 (2) LEWISTON ME 04240 QUAIL WAY 016-016-00A B5508P745 02/21/2020 1950 ADAMS, MARK A 250,300 123,200 0 373,500 6,554.93 ADAMS, KATHLEEN A Acres 0.93 19 KENSINGTON TERRACE 3,277.47 (1) 3,277.46 (2) LEWISTON ME 04240 3 QUAIL WAY 016-016 B5508P746 02/21/2020 1721 ADAMS, MICHAEL P 23,000 66,800 0 89,800 1,575.99 ADAMS, KELLY A Acres 0.20 52 WINTER ST 788.00 (1) 787.99 (2) NORWAY ME 04268 52 WINTER ST 030-037 B5444P893 12/05/2018 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 335,800 426,100 81,000 680,900 11,949.81 Subtotals: 1,356,300 1,922,800 112,000 3,167,100 55,582.66 Norway Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.550 09/10/2020 3:05 PM 2021 TAX COMMITMENT Page 5 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 3257 ADELSHEIM, JAMES 251,900 274,400 0 526,300 9,236.57 ADELSHEIM,LESLIE Acres 1.73 555 SOUTH GODDARD BLVD 4,618.29 (1) APT 210 4,618.28 (2) KING OF PRUSSIA PA 19406-1935 26 HUTCHINS ST 001-040-006 B5311P594 10/18/2016 3332 ADELSHEIM, JAMES 4,800 0 0 4,800 84.24 ADELSHEIM,LESLIE Acres 5.15 555 SOUTH GODDARD BLVD 42.12 (1) APT 210 42.12 (2) KING OF PRUSSIA PA 19406-1935 HUTCHINS ST 001-040-006-00A B5311P594 10/18/2016 267 ADG PROPERTIES 104,600 89,200 0 193,800 3,401.19 C/O BISCO PROPERTIES Acres 3.03 374 MAIN STREET, UNIT 1,700.60 (1) #1 NORWAY ME 04268 1,700.59 (2) 24 MAIN ST 033-020 B5437P449 10/19/2018 544 AIKMAN JAMES M 176,300 47,300 0 223,600 3,924.18 15234 WEST 51ST PL Acres 0.21 1,962.09 (1) GOLDEN CO 80403 1,962.09 (2) 17 QUAIL WAY 016-017 B5238P147 08/13/2015 1518 AKERBERG ELIZABETH J47,200 104,500 25,000 126,700 2,223.59 PO BOX 351 Acres 5.50 05 Homestead exempt 1,111.80 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 1,111.79 (2) 46 GREENWOOD RD 008-005 B2756P306 3461 AKERBERG ELIZABETH J0 42,700 0 42,700 749.39 PO BOX 351 374.70 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 374.69 (2) 50 GREENWOOD RD 008-005-00O Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 584,800 558,100 25,000 1,117,900 19,619.16 Subtotals: 1,941,100 2,480,900 137,000 4,285,000 75,201.82 Norway Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.550 09/10/2020 3:05 PM 2021 TAX COMMITMENT Page 6 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 1438 ALBERI JAMES E & 61,700 178,900 25,000 215,600 3,783.78 MARGUERITE 55 HARRY BELL RD Acres 67.00 05 Homestead exempt 1,891.89 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 1,891.89 (2) 55 HARRY BELL RD 006-013 1485 ALBERI MARC STEVEN 36,400 51,600 0 88,000 1,544.40 404 ELM ST Acres 2.00 772.20 (1) NEWPORT ME 04953 772.20 (2) 4 EMERSON RD 006-019 B2148P112 1768 ALBERI WAYNE A & SANDRA 26,300 0 0 26,300 461.57 S 272 PLEASANT ST Acres 1.04 230.79 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 230.78 (2) EMERSON RD 006-009 B2977P113 1 ALBERI WAYNE A & SANDRA 36,000 110,700 25,000 121,700 2,135.84 S 272 PLEASANT ST Acres 1.70 05 Homestead exempt 1,067.92 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 1,067.92 (2) 272 PLEASANT ST 006-021 B2153P110 1056 ALBERT GERALD 101,900 36,700 0 138,600 2,432.43 Acres 1.50 NORWAY ME 04268 1,216.22 (1) 8 ROCKY WAY 1,216.21 (2) 8 ROCKY WAY 015-021-00A B3291P70 1334 ALDEN, CAMILLE C 1,200 0 0 1,200 21.06 ALDEN, FORREST R Acres 1.00 148 SEBAGO LAKE RD 10.53 (1) 10.53 (2) GORHAM ME 04038 PENN LAKE 019-003-00A B5506P613 02/10/2020 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 263,500 377,900 50,000 591,400 10,379.08 Subtotals: 2,204,600 2,858,800 187,000 4,876,400 85,580.90 Norway Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.550 09/10/2020 3:05 PM 2021 TAX COMMITMENT Page 7 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 2921 ALDEN, CAMILLE C 240,800 87,200 0 328,000 5,756.40 ALDEN, FORREST R Acres 0.52 148 SEBAGO LAKE RD 2,878.20 (1) 2,878.20 (2) GORHAM ME 04038 168 SANDY SHORE LN 019-003 B5506P613 02/10/2020 3184 ALDEN, JESSICA E 24,900 0 0 24,900 437.00 PO BOX 21 Acres 59.80 218.50 (1) MECHANIC FALLS ME 04256 218.50 (2) OFF HARRISON RD 002-054-00D B5392P661 02/09/2018 2653 ALDEN, JOHN 73,600 0 0 73,600 1,291.68 PO BOX 21 Acres 123.30 645.84 (1) MECHANIC FALLS ME 04256 645.84 (2) HARRISON RD 002-054 B5449P790 01/18/2019 2654 ALDRICH EDITHA G HEIRS30,600 113,700 0 144,300 2,532.47 % PRISCILLA G GAMMON Acres 0.26 (PR) 40 PLEASANT ST 1,266.24 (1) 1,266.23 (2) NORWAY ME 04268 40 PLEASANT ST 025-025-00A B3636P235 12/06/2004 1392 ALDRICH VIOLA A 30,900 82,200 25,000 88,100 1,546.16 ALDRICH, ANTHONY Acres 0.51 05 Homestead exempt 130 PLEASANT ST 773.08 (1) 773.08 (2) NORWAY ME 04268 130 PLEASANT ST 026-004-00A B5431P508 09/14/2018 1002 ALDRICH VIOLA A 249,800 56,400 0 306,200 5,373.81 130 PLEASANT ST Acres 0.52 2,686.91 (1) NORWAY ME 04268 2,686.90 (2) 136 SANDY SHORE LN 019-001 B637P477 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 650,600 339,500 25,000 965,100 16,937.52 Subtotals: 2,855,200 3,198,300 212,000 5,841,500 102,518.42 Norway Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 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