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Real Estate Tax Commitment Book Greenville Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 16.900 09/11/2018 1:11 PM 2019 TAX COMMITMENT Page 1 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 2309 ``THERIAULT, MICHAEL J. 17,100 0 0 17,100 288.99 PO BOX 731 Acres 3.03 GREENVILLE ME 04441 ALPINE RIDGE `22950001-0006-09 B2122P83 08/04/2011 B1652P319 05/23/2006 2 HETNAR, ROBERT 39,500 44,200 0 83,700 1,414.53 106 TOWN FARM ROAD Acres 5.58 IPSWICH MA 01938 39 SCOTT RD. 0001-0003-10 B1082P188 3 NADEAU, NORMAN R. 38,300 75,400 0 113,700 1,921.53 NADEAU, ROLANDA J. Acres 5.03 4 BURNS ROAD AUGUSTA, ME 04330 33 SCOTT RD. 0001-0003-11 B1041P1 4 VAVRO, DAVID A. II 38,000 101,000 0 139,000 2,349.10 VAVRO, CAROLYN M. Acres 4.87 476 PINKHAM BROOK RD DURHAM ME 04222 29 SCOTT RD. 0001-0003-12 B1805P141 12/22/2006 B1286P111 11/09/2000 5 ROSSETTI, PETER 38,200 85,700 0 123,900 2,093.91 ROSSETTI, JOANNA M. Acres 4.96 296 MAIN ST. MELROSE MA 02176 23 SCOTT RD. 0001-0003-13 B723P126 6 KIRKLAND, JOSHUA S. 37,700 110,200 0 147,900 2,499.51 KIRKLAND, HEATHER Acres 4.76 42 HERITAGE WAY JEFFERSON ME 04348 15 SCOTT RD. 0001-0003-14 B2336P126 11/12/2014 B2336P12 11/07/2014 7 RUMBOLD, DARREN 12,000 0 0 12,000 202.80 HEALY, SUSAN Acres 6.97 27065 BELLE RIO DRIVE BONITA SPRINGS FL 34135 MOOSEHEAD LAKE RD. 0001-0003-15 B2522P313 11/06/2017 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 220,800 416,500 0 637,300 10,770.37 Subtotals: 220,800 416,500 0 637,300 10,770.37 Greenville Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 16.900 09/11/2018 1:11 PM 2019 TAX COMMITMENT Page 2 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 8 DEVEE, ROBERT C. 44,100 187,700 0 231,800 3,917.42 DEVEE, MICHELLE E. Acres 6.45 40 HIGH STREET APT. 6 BANGOR ME 04401 16 WILDBERRY LN. 0001-0003-16 B2542P297 03/22/2018 9 MCMAHON, KELLY D. 42,300 125,400 20,000 147,700 2,496.13 MCMAHON, MICHELL M. Acres 5.30 01 Homestead Exemt. 6 WILDBERRY LANE GREENVILLE ME 04441 6 WILDBERRY LN. 0001-0003-17 B1445P304 01/31/2003 10 BOONE, CHADLEE W. 40,800 103,300 20,000 124,100 2,097.29 BOONE, STEPHANIE M. Acres 6.68 01 Homestead Exemt. 20 WILDBERRY LANE GREENVILLE ME 04441 20 WILDBERRY LN. 0001-0003-18 B2445P93 07/27/2016 B842P173 03/03/1992 11 THORNTON, EDYTHE B. 40,900 160,300 20,000 181,200 3,062.28 28 WILDBERRY LANE Acres 6.75 01 Homestead Exemt. GREENVILLE ME 04441 28 WILDBERRY LN. 0001-0003-19 B1884P244 11/05/2007 B1213P27 08/05/1999 12 CROSBY, STUART H. 40,100 4,700 0 44,800 757.12 CROSBY, THERESA M. Acres 15.92 PO BOX 812 BREWSTER MA 02631 WILDBERRY LN. 0001-0003-22 B1380P50 04/02/2002 13 CARR, JAMES 36,300 115,700 20,000 132,000 2,230.80 CARR, MARY Acres 4.09 01 Homestead Exemt. 32 WILDBERRY LANE GREENVILLE ME 04441 32 WILDBERRY LN. 0001-0003-22A B2432P222 05/23/2016 B2148P93 01/31/2012 B1421P153 10/23/2002 2190 SNYDER, PETER W. 31,900 172,700 20,000 184,600 3,119.74 SNYDER, AMIE L. Acres 2.00 01 Homestead Exemt. 39 WILDBERRY LANE GREENVILLE ME 04441 39 WILDBERRY LN. 0001-0003-22B B2298P85 04/14/2014 B2020P292 11/13/2009 B1764P117 07/25/2006 B1175P95 01/12/1999 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 276,400 869,800 100,000 1,046,200 17,680.78 Subtotals: 497,200 1,286,300 100,000 1,683,500 28,451.15 Greenville Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 16.900 09/11/2018 1:11 PM 2019 TAX COMMITMENT Page 3 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 14 JONES, NEIL J. 36,600 207,800 20,000 224,400 3,792.36 JONES, DEBBIE M. Acres 2.60 01 Homestead Exemt. PO BOX 89 GREENVILLE ME 04441 793 MOOSEHEAD LAKE RD. 0001-0003-23 B826P157 10/09/1991 15 BOONE, JOEL A. 33,300 207,000 20,000 220,300 3,723.07 BOONE, TRACY L. Acres 2.67 01 Homestead Exemt. 15 WILDBERRY LANE GREENVILLE ME 04441 15 WILDBERRY LN. 0001-0003-23A B1407P77 08/20/2002 B1273P112 08/30/2000 16 DALLAM, LAUREN B. 39,000 143,800 0 182,800 3,089.32 PO BOX 65 Acres 5.33 GREENVILLE ME 04441 29 WILDBERRY LN. 0001-0003-24 B2135P203 11/10/2011 B1806P134 12/29/2006 B613P57 10/02/1996 17 NELSON, ERIC S. 43,900 130,300 20,000 154,200 2,605.98 PO BOX 394 Acres 6.25 01 Homestead Exemt. GREENVILLE ME 04441 800 MOOSEHEAD LAKE RD. 0001-0004 B2364P157 05/12/2015 2463 HAMILTON, BRUCE 39,500 0 0 39,500 667.55 HAMILTON, SONDA D. Acres 18.40 C/O SONDA D. HAMILTON PO BOX 3404 BRYAN TX 77805 MOOSEHEAD LAKE RD. 0001-0004-A B2313P232 07/02/2014 B1862P9 08/12/2005 18 BOUCHER, JERRY L. 35,300 210,000 20,000 225,300 3,807.57 BOUCHER, GINGER L. Acres 2.00 01 Homestead Exemt. PO BOX 261 GREENVILLE JCT. ME 04442 7 BUSHEY RD. 0001-0005-01 B1617P137 12/15/2004 2174 LAZORE, CHARLES R. 40,600 221,500 20,000 242,100 4,091.49 LAZORE, MICHELLE R. Acres 4.50 01 Homestead Exemt. PO BOX 534 GREENVILLE, ME 04441 16 BUSHEY RD. 0001-0005-02 B1723P222 02/07/2006 B1617P137 12/15/2004 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 268,200 1,120,400 100,000 1,288,600 21,777.34 Subtotals: 765,400 2,406,700 200,000 2,972,100 50,228.49 Greenville Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 16.900 09/11/2018 1:11 PM 2019 TAX COMMITMENT Page 4 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 2175 CHANDLER, WILLIAM P. 36,100 157,100 20,000 173,200 2,927.08 CHANDLER, LENORE P. Acres 2.40 01 Homestead Exemt. PO BOX 254 GREENVILLE ME 04441 22 BUSHEY RD. 0001-0005-03 B1753P15 06/16/2006 B1617P137 12/15/2004 2176 BOUCHER, BRITTANY J. 17,700 0 0 17,700 299.13 PO BOX 406 Acres 2.15 GREENVILLE JCT. ME 04442 BUSHEY RD. 0001-0005-04 B2387P112 08/19/2015 B1617P137 12/15/2004 2197 BOUCHER, JERRY L. 28,700 0 0 28,700 485.03 BOUCHER, GINGER L. Acres 10.02 PO BOX 261 GREENVILLE JCT. ME 04442 BUSHEY RD. 0001-0005-05 B1617P137 12/15/2004 2199 BOUCHER, JERRY L. 25,400 0 0 25,400 429.26 BOUCHER, GINGER L. Acres 5.75 PO BOX 261 GREENVILLE JCT. ME 04442 BUSHEY RD. 0001-0005-06 B1617P137 12/15/2004 2200 BOUCHER, JERRY L. 22,500 0 0 22,500 380.25 BOUCHER, GINGER L. Acres 4.38 PO BOX 261 GREENVILLE JCT. ME 04442 BUSHEY RD. 0001-0005-07 B1617P137 12/15/2004 2205 BOUCHER, MICHAEL P. 23,300 0 0 23,300 393.77 PO BOX 77 Acres 2.35 GREENVILLE JCT. ME 04442 BUSHEY RD. 0001-0005-08 B1830P83 04/13/2007 B1617P137 12/15/2004 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 153,700 157,100 20,000 290,800 4,914.52 Subtotals: 919,100 2,563,800 220,000 3,262,900 55,143.01 Greenville Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 16.900 09/11/2018 1:11 PM 2019 TAX COMMITMENT Page 5 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 2208 THE FONDA OLIVE SMITH 36,400 253,700 20,000 270,100 4,564.69 FAMILY TRUST SMITH, ERIC D. & MANN, Acres 2.54 01 Homestead Exemt. MARIA R.S. TRUSTEES PO BOX 744 GREENVILLE ME 04441 25 BUSHEY RD. 0001-0005-09 B2433P123 05/31/2016 B2433P119 05/31/2016 2415 BOUCHER, DEREK L. 21,700 0 0 21,700 366.73 PO BOX 261 Acres 1.63 GREENVILLE JCT. ME 04442 BUSHEY RD. 0001-0005-10 B1967P222 02/12/2009 B1617P137 12/15/2004 2416 BOUCHER, DEREK L. 22,300 3,800 0 26,100 441.09 PO BOX 261 Acres 1.61 GREENVILLE JCT. ME 04442 BUSHEY RD. 0001-0005-11 B2387P114 08/19/2015 B1617P137 12/15/2004 33 JONES, DAWN D. 36,000 55,800 0 91,800 1,551.42 30 JUDD ROAD Acres 2.56 TERRYVILLE CT 06786 741 MOOSEHEAD LAKE RD. 0001-0005-A B2410P274 01/06/2016 34 CROCKETT, DEBRA E. 34,000 51,100 20,000 65,100 1,100.19 PO BOX 286 Acres 2.26 01 Homestead Exemt. GREENVILLE JCT ME 04442 709 MOOSEHEAD LAKE RD. 0001-0005-A1 B1734P8 04/03/2006 B884P322 02/23/1993 2549 DONNELLY, JAMES R 22,500 0 0 22,500 380.25 MCARDLE, ANNE T. Acres 2.00 88 PARTRIDGE COVE ROAD LAMOINE ME 04605 MOOSEHEAD LAKE RD. 0001-0005-A2 B2412P296 01/06/2015 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 172,900 364,400 40,000 497,300 8,404.37 Subtotals: 1,092,000 2,928,200 260,000 3,760,200 63,547.38 Greenville Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 16.900 09/11/2018 1:11 PM 2019 TAX COMMITMENT Page 6 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 35 CANTARA, PETER M.
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