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Emergency Numbers

Ambulance - 748-1212 911 - Emergency Only Fire Dept. - 748-1177 Police Dept. - 748-1212 911 - Emergency Only 911 - Emergency Only

Office of Emergency Management - 748-1212 911- Emergency Only

Town House - 748-3500 Two Spring Street

Board of Appeals – 748-3560 Harbormaster office – 748-3515 Board of Assessors – 748-3518 Planning Board – 748-3517 Board of Health – 748-3530 Recreation Department – 774-217-8355 Board of Selectmen -748-3520 Registrars of Voters – 748-3526 Building Department – 748-3516 Town Accountant – 748-3523 Conservation Commission – 748-3560 Town Administrator – 748-3520 Council on Aging – 748-357 0 Town Clerk – 748-3502 Facilities Manager – 748-3089 Town Planner – 748-3513 Fire Inspections – 748-3510 Treasurer/Collector – 748-3505 Veteran’s Services – 758-4100, Ext. 212

Department of Public Works - 50 Benson Brook Road - 748-3540 Elizabeth Taber Library - 748-1252 Harbormaster/Shellfish Officer - 748-3535 Superintendent of Schools - 758-2772 Sippican School - 748-0100 Old Rochester Regional Junior High School - 758-4928 Old Rochester Regional High School - 758-3745

Front cover photo by Michelle Smith One Hundred Sixty Second Annual Report of the Town Officers of Marion

For the Year Ending December 31st 2016

—Table of Contents—

In Memoriam ...... 4

Elected Town Officials...... 6 Appointed Town Officials & Staff ...... 7

General Government Reports

Board of Selectmen/Water & Sewer Commissioners ...... 16 Board of Assessors ...... 18 Planning Board ...... 20 Department of Public Works...... 22 Water Committee ...... 26 Building Commissioner ...... 28 Zoning Board of Appeals ...... 30 Facilities Manager ...... 31 Town House Building Committee ...... 33 Health and Human Services Reports

Marion/Rochester Regional Health District ...... 41 Public Health Nurse...... 42 Council on Aging ...... 44 Marion Affordable Housing Trust ...... 46 Plymouth County Mosquito Control Project ...... 47 Veterans Agent ...... 49 Protection of Persons and Property Reports

Police Department ...... 50 Animal Control ...... 53 Marion Emergency Management Agency ...... 54 Parking Clerk ...... 55 Fire Department/Marion Emergency Medical Service ...... 56 Harbor and Recreation Reports

Recreation Department ...... 59 Harbormaster ...... 61 Shellfish Officer ...... 64 Marine Resources Commission ...... 65 Boat Berths Waiting List ...... 67

2 Resource Management Reports

Bird Island Lighthouse Restoration Committee ...... 68 Marion Energy Management Committee ...... 69 Conservation Commission ...... 70 Mattapoisett River Valley Water District ...... 72 Mattapoisett River Valley Water Supply Protection Advisory Committee . . . . . 73 Marion Open Space Acquisition Commission ...... 75 Community Preservation Committee ...... 79 Capital Improvement Planning Committee ...... 80 Marion Tree and Parks Committee ...... 86 Music Hall Advisory Committee ...... 87 Southeastern Regional Planning & Economic Development District (SRPEDD) . . . 88 Library and Arts Reports

Elizabeth Taber Library ...... 91 Marion Natural History Museum ...... 93 Marion Cultural Council ...... 96 Marion Concert Band ...... 99 Old Rochester Community TV ...... 100 Education Reports

Marion Public Schools ...... 101 Old Rochester Regional School District ...... 102 Sippican School ...... 122 Old Rochester Regional Junior High School ...... 126 Old Rochester Regional High School ...... 131 Marion School Committee ...... 133 Marion 2016 Graduates ...... 135 Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical School ...... 136 Town Records

Presidential Primary Election ...... 138 Town Election ...... 142 State Primary Election ...... 145 Presidential Election...... 147 Annual & Special Town Meetings ...... 149 Financial and Census Information

Treasurer/Collector ...... 161 Town Clerk ...... 164 Gross Earnings of Town Employees ...... 165 Town Accountant ...... 174 Listing of Properties and Total Taxes ...... 203

3 IN MEMORIAM 2016

Peter Robertson Fireman 1964-66, 1970-1983, Ambulance Study Committee 1977-1979, EMT 1977-1981, Board of Fire Engineers 1984-1999, Associate Fire Alarm Superintendent 1996-2001, Deputy Fire Chief 1999

Richard Guerzoni Fireman 1974-2001, Department of Public Works 1974-2002, EMT 1979-1980, Health Agent 1980-2002, Mattapoisett River Valley Water Supply Protection Advisory Committee Alternate 1987, 1996-2002, Water Rate Study Committee 1988-2005, Foreman, Water/Sewer Division, 1992-2002, Wastewater Facilities Plan Advisory Committee 1990, 1992-1998, Board of Fire Engineers 1984-1999, Alternate Smoke Detector Inspector 1996-1999, Wastewater Planning Committee 1998-2001, Oil Spill Coordinator 1998-2008, Assistant Fire Chief 1999-2001, Assistant Forest Warden 1999-2001, Fire Chief 2002-2009, Fire Warden 2002-2004, Facilities Study Committee 2003-2005, Water Committee 2003-2009

C. Robert Davis Call Fireman 1958-1973, Planning Board 1972-1976, Special Police Officer 1975, 1977-1985, Board of Fire Engineers 1976-1999, Ambulance Study Committee 1977-1978, Assistant Forest Warden 1987-1999, Long-Term Facilities Study Committee 1992-1996, Alternate Fire Detector Inspector 1997-1999, Fire Chief 1999-2001, Forest Warden 1999-2001, Facilities Study Committee 2001

Hamish Gravem Finance Committee 2006-2016, Personnel Advisory Committee 2006-2010

George Jennings Marine Resources Commission 1982-1987, Waterfront Study Committee 1985, Harbormaster 1986-1999, Shellfish Officer 1986-1996, Harbor Planning Committee 1992-1994, Long-Term Facilities Study Committee 1992-1996, Special Police Officer 1993-2008, Bird Island Lighthouse Restoration Committee 1995-2007, Oil Spill Coordinator 1996-1997, Deputy Oil Spill Coordinator 1998, Assistant to Harbormaster/Shellfish Officer 1999-2008, Deputy Herring Inspector 2005-2007

Janet Thackeray Council on Aging 1977-2008

Christina Hingston Music Hall Restoration Committee 1994-1998, Music Hall Advisory Committee 2004-2010

Joyce West Conservation Commission 1975-1987, Access to Shore Committee 1975-1979, Growth Policy Committee 1976-1978, School Department Employee 1979, Pesticide Committee 1986, Tree Planting Committee 1999-2010, Parks/Tree Committee 2010

Horace Kenney Conservation Commission 1988-1998, Conservation Commission Associate 1998-2010, Open Space Planning Commission 1990-1999, Wastewater Facilities Plan Advisory Committee 1992- 1998, Harbor Planning Committee 1994, Tri-Town River Committee 1996-2002, Circulation Committee 1998-1999, Alternate, Circulation Committee 2001, Conservation Commission Interim Voting 2000-2001

Edward Cooney Music Hall Restoration Committee 1994

Alfred Barros Planning Board 1954-1959, Silvershell Beach Development Committee 1957

William MacDougall Fireman 1958-2005, Captain 1989-2010, Fourth of July Committee 1963, Tri-Town River Committee 1970, Marine Resources Commission 1975-1976

David Barker Deputy Shellfish Officer 1987-1989, Marine Resources Commission 1987-1989

Theresa Dougall Emergency Medical Technician 1977-1981

Catherine “Kay” Lowney Veterans' Services Clerk 1976-1982, Manager, Administrative Services 1978-1982, Board of Health Agent 1981-1982

5 ELECTED TOWN OFFICERS As of May, 2016 Election and End of Year

BOARD OF SELECTMEN Stephen M. Cushing May, 2017 Jonathan E. Dickerson May, 2018 Stephen C. Gonsalves May, 2019

BOARD OF ASSESSORS Bradford N. Eames May, 2019 Catherine A. Gibbs May, 2017 Ray E. Pickles May, 2018

TOWN CLERK Ray E. Pickles May, 2017

MODERATOR Jeffrey Dickerson May, 2017

BOARD OF HEALTH Elizabeth S. Dunn May, 2017 John B. Howard May, 2018 Jason E. Reynolds, M.D. May, 2019

PLANNING BOARD William W. Saltonstall May, 2019 Stephen C. Gonsalves May, 2018 Stephen Kokkins May, 2019 Jennifer A. Francis May, 2018 Robert Lane May, 2017 Eileen Marum May, 2017 Michael Popitz, M.D. May, 2017

OPEN SPACE ACQUISITION COMMISSION Alan Harris May, 2018 Joseph P. Keogh May, 2017 Jeffrey Oakes May, 2017 Randy L. Parker May, 2019 John Rockwell May, 2019

MARION SCHOOL COMMITTEE Kate Houdellette May, 2017 Christine Marcolini May, 2019 David A. MacDonald May, 2018 Michelle Smith May, 2018 Christine Winters May, 2017

OLD ROCHESTER REGIONAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE (Marion) Paul A. Goulet, Jr. May, 2017 Heather Burke May, 2019

TREE WARDEN Margherita Baldwin May, 2017

UPPER CAPE COD REGIONAL VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE Elizabeth L. Magauran November, 2020

6 APPOINTED OFFICIALS AND STAFF As of December 31, 2016

ACCOUNTANT/FINANCE DIRECTOR Judith M. Mooney

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Michele J. Bissonnette, Town Clerk’s office Rebecca L. Carvalho, Department of Public Works Annita M. Donovan, Accounting office Kathleen Kearns, Accounting office Diane M. Carvalho, Department of Public Works Barbara E. Mauro, Harbormaster office Maureen J. Murphy, Board of Health office Debra E. Paiva, Selectmen/Administration office Anne Marie Tobia, Building Department Donna Hemphill, Conservation Commission/Zoning Board of Appeals Teresa K. Santos, Marion Affordable Housing Trust/Planning office Cynthia M. Visotski, Assessors’ office, Fire Department

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT COORDINATOR Paul F. Dawson June 30, 2017

ASSOCIATE ASSESSOR Linda Dessert

BIRD ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE RESTORATION COMMITTEE Isaac Perry June 30, 2017 Joseph P. Keogh June 30, 2017 Douglas Watson June 30, 2017 Stephen Gonsalves June 30, 2017 Jeff Doubrava June 30, 2017

BUILDING DEPARTMENT Scott C. Shippey, Building Commissioner/Inspector of Buildings/ Zoning Enforcement Officer June 30, 2017 Robert Francis, Alternate Building Inspector June 30, 2017 Randy A. Caswell, Inspector of Wires June 30, 2017 Randy L. Parker, Alternate Inspector of Wires June 30, 2017 Christopher J. Still, Alternate Inspector of Wires June 30, 2017 William Belmore, Plumbing & Gas Inspector June 30, 2017 Steven E. Gibbs, Alternate Plumbing & Gas Inspector June 30, 2017

BUZZARDS BAY ACTION COMMITTEE (Marion’s representatives) Stephen M. Cushing June 30, 2017 Paul F. Dawson, alternate June 30, 2017 Isaac Perry, alternate June 30, 2017

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLANNING COMMITTEE Casimiro J. Barros June 30, 2017 Richard T. Giberti June 30, 2017 Carol Sanz June 30, 2017 Paul Naiman June 30, 2017 Julia Olsiewski June 30, 2017 Stephen Nojeim June 30, 2017 Stephen M. Cushing, ex officio June 30, 2017

CARVER/MARION/WAREHAM REGIONAL REFUSE DISPOSAL DISTRICT Stephen M. Cushing June 30, 2017 Robert Zora June 30, 2017 Ray E. Pickles, Executive Director

CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS Margherita B. Baldwin June 30, 2018 Joel Watters June 30, 2017 Helen Hills June 30, 2019 Thomas Lionberger June 30, 2019

CHIEF PROCUREMENT OFFICER Paul F. Dawson

COMMUNITY PRESERVATION COMMITTEE Margherita B. Baldwin (Parks/Trees Committee) Randy L. Parker (Open Space Acquisition Commission) Jeff Doubrava (Conservation Commission) Charles R. Smith (Historical Commission) Michael Popitz (Planning Board) Stephen M. Cushing (Board of Selectmen)

CONSERVATION COMMISSION Norman A. Hills June 30, 2019 Joel D. Hartley June 30, 2017 Lawrence B. Dorman June 30, 2018 Jeff Doubrava June 30, 2018 Cynthia Callow June 30, 2019 Shaun Walsh, Associate Member June 30, 2019 Kristen St. Don-Campbell June 30, 2018

COUNCIL ON AGING Joanne Mahoney June 30, 2017 Trudy Kingery June 30, 2018 Joan Asker June 30, 2018 Frank McNamee June 30, 2018 Andrew Santos June 30, 2019 Mary Maag June 30, 2017 George Pina, Jr. June 30, 2018 Margaret Gee June 30, 2019 R. Henry Norweb III June 30, 2019 Andrea Keene, Affiliate Member Nancy Ross, Affiliate Member Heather Sylvia, Director Karen Gregory, Program Coordinator Margo Ruggeiro, Outreach Worker Paul G. Garib, Van Driver Norman Johnson, Van Driver Charles Duane, Van Driver

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Lincoln W. Miller, Director June 30, 2017 W. Dale Jones, Deputy Director June 30, 2017 Brian Jackvony, Deputy Director June 30, 2017

FACILITIES MANAGER Shaun P. Cormier

FENCE VIEWER William Parziale

FINANCE COMMITTEE Alan I. Minard, Chairman Karen C. Kevelson Jeff Dickerson Peter Winters William Parziale Margherita Baldwin, Associate

HARBORMASTER Isaac Perry June 30, 2018 Peter Borsari June 30, 2019 Scott Cowell June 30, 2019 Paul Hyde June 30, 2019 Michael Paolella June 30, 2019 John Potito June 30, 2019 Christopher Washburn June 30, 2019 Harold Terpenny June 30, 2019

DEPUTY HARBORMASTER/SHELLFISH OFFICER Adam Murphy June 30, 2017

ASSISTANTS TO THE HARBORMASTER/SHELLFISH OFFICER Scott C. Cowell June 30, 2017 Michael Paolella June 30, 2017 John A. Potito June 30, 2017 Carl Dias June 30, 2017 Paul Hyde June 30, 2017 Adam Murphy June 30, 2017 Peter Bourgault June 30, 2018 Harold Terpeny June 30, 2019

HERRING INSPECTOR James R. Gurney June 30, 2017 Lisa Walbridge, Assistant Herring Inspector June 30, 2017

HISTORICAL COMMISSION Charles R. Smith June 30, 2017 Phyllis M. Washburn June 30, 2018 Joanne Inman June 30, 2018

KEEPER OF THE LOCKUP Lincoln W. Miller June 30, 2017

MARINE RESOURCES COMMISSION Gregory W. Houdelette, Chairman June 30, 2017 Eivind Strand June 30, 2018 Peter A. Borsari June 30, 2018 Carlton Burr June 30, 2017 Scott C. Cowell June 30, 2017 Vincent J. Malkoski, Jr. June 30, 2019 Peter R. Wallace June 30, 2017

MARION AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST Ruth Olson June 30, 2017 Jennifer Watson June 30, 2017 Michael Pierre June 30, 2017 Jonathan F. Henry June 30, 2017 William do Carmo June 30, 2017

MARION CULTURAL COUNCIL Madelaine Smith May 29, 2019 Kristen Saint Don-Campbell May 29, 2019 Suzy Taylor March 17, 2021 Kirk Smith October 4, 2019 Janet Faler December 20, 2019 Ken Lawton December 20, 2019

MARION ENERGY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Robert D. Fisher June 30, 2017 Norman A. Hills June 30, 2017 David K. Pierce June 30, 2017 William A. Saltonstall, Jr. June 30, 2017 Jennifer Francis June 30, 2017 Eileen Marum June 30, 2017 James Bride III June 30, 2017

MARION FOURTH OF JULY PARADE COMMITTEE Donna Hemphill June 30, 2017 Jonathan Dickerson June 30, 2017 John Garcia June 30, 2017 Nathan Vaughan June 30, 2017 Rodney Hunt June 30, 2017 Stephen Gonsalves June 30, 2017

MARION PATHWAYS COMMITTEE John Rockwell June 30, 2017 Robert Coykendall June 30, 2017 Paula Meere June 30, 2017 Steve Lohrenz June 30, 2017 Derek Krein June 30, 2017 Lorraine Heffernan June 30, 2017 Jonathan E. Dickerson, ex officio June 30, 2017

MARION/ROCHESTER REGIONAL HEALTH DISTRICT Karen A. Walega, Health Director, Public Health Officer

MARION SCHOLARSHIP EDUCATION FUND COMMITTEE Debra M. Watson June 30, 2017 Jane K. McCarthy June 30, 2017 Lora A. Sharpe June 30, 2017 Connie Pierce June 30, 2017 Douglas White June 30, 2017

MATTAPOISETT RIVER VALLEY WATER DISTRICT David K. Pierce June 30, 2017 Robert C. Zora, Associate June 30, 2017

MATTAPOISETT RIVER VALLEY WATER SUPPLY PROTECTION ADVISORY COMMITTEE David K. Pierce June 30, 2017 Robert C. Zora June 30, 2017

MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE Andrew Bonney June 30, 2017

MUSIC HALL ADVISORY COMMITTEE A. Truman Terrell June 30, 2018 Christina Bascom June 30, 2019 Margot Stone June 30, 2019 Katrina Saltonstall June 30, 2017 Clare Healy Foley June 30, 2018 Casey Quirk June 30, 2018 Frank McNamee June 30, 2019 Lynn Crocker June 30, 2019 Phil Sanborn June 30, 2019 Jonathan E. Dickerson (BOS representative) June 30, 2017

OIL SPILL COORDINATORS Isaac Perry June 30, 2017 Brian Jackvony June 30, 2017

PARKING CLERK Jonathan E. Dickerson June 30, 2017

PARKS/TREE COMMITTEE Margherita B. Baldwin June 30, 2017 Katrina J. Saltonstall June 30, 2019 Margot D. Stone June 30, 2017 Laurie Fearing June 30, 2018 Jim Stewart June 30, 2019 David Pierce June 30, 2018

CONSTABLES Lincoln W. Miller June 30, 2017 Paul Magee June 30, 2017 Russell Tinkham June 30, 2017

POLICE DEPARTMENT Lincoln W. Miller, Chief June 30, 2019 John B. Garcia, Lieutenant June 30, 2018 Richard B. Nighelli, Sergeant June 30, 2018 Marshall T. Sadeck, Sergeant June 30, 2018 Jeffrey E. Tripp, Sergeant June 30, 2018 Scott C. Smith, Detective June 30, 2018 Alisha Crosby June 30, 2018 Anthony R. DiCarlo June 30, 2018 Robert Krystofolski June 30, 2018 Sean M. McAssey June 30, 2018

Larry C. Savery June 30, 2018 Kris K. Smith June 30, 2018 Jeffrey A. Habicht June 30, 2018 Karen E. Ballinger June 30, 2018 Derryl P. Lawrence June 30, 2018

Special Police Officers Susan K. Connor June 30, 2018 Edward E. Johnson June 30, 2018 Scott J. Cowan June 30, 2018 Sean Day October 18, 2017 George J. Pina, Jr. (Retired) June 30, 2018 Larry D. Savery (Retired) June 30, 2018 Isaac W. Perry (Harbormaster) June 30, 2018 Adam Murphy (Assistant Harbormaster/Shellfish Officer) January 5, 2017

Animal Control Officers Susan K. Connor April 30, 2017 Adam Murphy (Assistant Animal Control Officer) April 30, 2017

PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION Administrators – Board of Selectmen and Paul F. Dawson Superintendent – Robert C. Zora Foreman, Highway Division – Joseph G. Ayres Foreman, Water Division – Gary R. Sherman Superintendent, Wastewater Division – Frank E. Cooper

Employees Hartmut R. Andrade, II Ronald J. Auld, Jr. Jeffrey Cardoso Adam Carvalho Nathan R. Fincher Heath Z. Harriman Malcolm J. Hathaway Andrew H. Leconte Nathaniel D. Munafo Nathan B. Nye, Jr. Michael J. Reed Karl A. Troupe Christopher W. Washburn Gary R. Sherman, Cross Connection Surveyor/Tester

RECREATION DEPARTMENT Jonathan Dickerson, Director Nathan Vaughan, Assistant Director

REGISTRARS OF VOTERS Ray E. Pickles May, 2017 Richard Giberti June 30, 2018 Elizabeth Magauran June 30, 2018

SRPEDD Jonathan F. Henry June 30, 2017 Eileen Marum June 30, 2017

JTPG Jonathan F. Henry/Robert C. Zora June 30, 2017

TOWN ADMINISTRATOR Paul F. Dawson

TOWN HOUSE BUILDING COMMITTEE Robert Raymond, Chairman June 30, 2017 Evelyn Crocker June 30, 2017 Meg Steinberg June 30, 2017 Priscilla Ditchfield June 30, 2017 Wayne Mattson June 30, 2017 William A. Saltonstall Jr. June 30, 2017 Shaun Cormier Stephen M. Cushing Paul Dawson

TREASURER/COLLECTOR Gary Carreiro

TRI-TOWN RIVER COMMITTEE Randy Parker June 30, 2017

VETERANS’ AGENT/GRAVE OFFICER Barry Denham

WATER COMMITTEE David K. Pierce June 30, 2017 Paul F. Dawson June 30, 2017 W. Dale Jones June 30, 2017 Robert C. Zora June 30, 2017 Rebecca L. Carvalho June 30, 2017 Brian Jackvony June 30, 2017

14 WATER/SEWER RATE REVIEW TEAM Rebecca L. Carvalho June 30, 2017 Paul F. Dawson June 30, 2017 Judith M. Mooney June 30, 2017 Robert C. Zora June 30, 2017

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Domingo P. Alves, Alternate June 30, 2020 Elizabeth S. Dunn June 30, 2017 Marc Leblanc June 30, 2019 Michelle Ouellette June 30, 2019 Kathleen Mahoney, Alternate June 30, 2020

Selectmen with retiring Veterans Services secretary Paula Butterfield

15 Report of the BOARD OF SELECTMEN

The Board of Selectmen is pleased to offer our Annual Report to the residents of Marion for the calendar year of 2016. In January, Selectman Jonathan Henry announced that he would not be running for reelection. Mr. Henry’s first term as selectman was in 2004, and we thank him for the energy and expertise he provided to the Town of Marion during his years of dedicated service. At the Annual Town Election Stephen C. Gonsalves was elected to a three-year term on the Board. We congratulate Mr. Gonsalves on his election and look forward to continuing our work together on the many important issues facing the Marion community. In addition to working closely with department heads in the day to day operations of the Town, the Board of Selectmen directs its efforts toward a variety of important issues, a few of which are listed below.

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NPDES) DRAFT PERMIT In late 2014 United State Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued the Town’s draft NPDES permit. Soon after, we began working with our consulting engineers, CDM Smith, on the appeal to some of the more significant mandates. In mid-December, 2016 we received notice that the EPA will move forward with the issuance of the NPDES permit. We have requested assistance from Representative Keating’s office in working with the EPA and hope to reach a mutually agreeable resolution of this issue.

BENJAMIN D. CUSHING SENIOR/COMMUNITY/RECREATION CENTER On April 23, 2016 the members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Benjamin D. Cushing Post #2425 voted to transfer to the Town of Marion, free of any encumbrances, the property located at 465 Mill Street. At the Special Town Meeting of October 24, 2016 it was voted to accept the donation, and on December 7, 2016 the property was transferred to the Town of Marion. At a meeting on December 20, 2016 it was agreed, in accordance with the wishes of the Post members, that the building on the site would be used to serve the residents as a senior center, community center, and recreation center. Use of the property as a campus-style municipal complex that would include Town offices, senior center, community center, and recreation center is under consideration as well. We accepted this generous donation with mixed emotions as it reflects the end of an organization that has been such a part of and given so much to our community. On behalf of the Town of Marion we thank the Post and its members for all they have done throughout the years.

MARION TOWN HOUSE As we requested in December, 2015, the Town House Building Committee has continued to work on a smaller scale project limited to the Town House. The donation of the VFW property initiated discussions within the community regarding the construction of a new Town offices building at that site. We will continue to consider all suggestions and options.

STAFF Associate Assessor Patricia DeCosta retired this year, we wish her a happy and healthy retirement.

16 ELECTRIC VEHICLES In 2015, after discussion with members of the Energy Management Committee, we voted to pursue a grant opportunity that would provide funds for electric vehicles to be used by municipal employees. Funds for the installation of charging stations were provided by the grant as well. As a result of the grant and bid process, the Town of Marion currently has electric vehicles used by the Recreation Department, Building Department, and the Department of Public Works. Charging stations are located at the Town House, Water/Sewer Treatment Plant, and the Atlantis Drive facility and are available to the public during regular business hours.

CONCLUSION The Selectmen are dedicated to providing efficient, cost effective services to our residents. We thank the employees, elected officials, and appointed volunteers for their hard work and also thank the caring and concerned residents of the Town of Marion for their support in making Marion such a wonderful community.

Respectfully submitted,

Jonathan E. Dickerson, Chairman

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19 ! Report of the PLANNING BOARD

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

During the year ending December 31, 2016, the Marion Planning Board held 21 Public Meetings. Highlights of the activity include: •! Comments to multiple ZBA requests. •! Review and approval of four Approval Not Required requests. •! Through the Public Hearing process the Board approved a revision of the Subdivision Rules and Regulations Stormwater Management NOAA Rainfall Atlas calculations. •! After consulting with Town Counsel the Board developed and approved an engineering peer review tasking letter and contract. •! Work on the Master Plan continued: o! Part- time Planner Ken Buckland was hired and helped move the Master Plan along having discussions at almost every planning Meeting He was also instrumental in coordinating Special Meetings of the individual sub committees with the help of SPREDD. These meetings and discussions led to the development of a first draft of the Master Plan. o! Ken Buckland has since taken a fulltime position with the town of Wareham. He has graciously agreed to help with the Master Plan work until a new part time planner has been hired. o! The SRPEDD contract was extended through July 2017 to provide continuing professional and technical support. o! A Master Plan Public forum was held at a regularly scheduled meeting at the Music Hall in January. The forum was well attended by the Public, Town Committees and Boards. o! The Master Plan Subcommittee enlisted the help of selected Marion taxpayers to provide expertise in support of the Master Plan development and added a Transportation and Circulation committee. •! The Board revised and approved changes to some of the standard forms. •! The Town elections resulted in William W. Saltonstall being elected to a first term and Stephen J. Kokkins being reelected after a one year absence. •! The Board reorganized with Robert H. Lane being elected Chairman, Stephen J. Kokkins being elected Vice-Chairman, and Eileen J. Marum being elected Clerk. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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Luba Bilentschuk Ridgewood Lane Endorsed Michael and Kristin Feeney 120 Front Street Endorsed Nye/Kelley 240,248 Converse Endorsed Blankenship Trust LLC 468 and 470 Point Endorsed

Modification of Site Plan

Johnson Family Investments 806 Mills Street Approved

Respectfully,

Robert H. Lane, Chairman Stephen J.Kokkins, Vice-Chairman Eileen J. Marum, Clerk Stephen C. Gonsalves Michael D. Popitz Jennifer Francis William W. Saltonstall

21 Report of the DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

The Department of Public Works is pleased to submit the following report of our work performed in 2016.

WATER

Throughout the year, the Department of Public Works installed eight 1” services and one 2” water service. In the Spring of 2017 the Department will be replacing two broken hydrants – one on Front Street (Route 105) and one on Point Road.

Our annual fire hydrant flushing was rescheduled until the Fall of 2017 due to the drought conditions in 2016. A drought advisory for SE Massachusetts was issued by the Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs in July 2016 and upgraded to a warning status in August 2016. The Department, in response to this status, did not lift the annual water restrictions and will continue to monitor the drought status. This is a requirement of our Water Management Act Permit.

ANNUAL WATER CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

The Department, working with Tata & Howard (the town’s water consulting engineers), and the water sub-committee has been continuing work on the three major water needs: storage, supply, and distribution. An update is as follows:

1.! Water Storage: The Department completed the remaining work at the Great Hill Tank site. This work included site grading, installation of the permit- required fence around the perimeter and the reseeding of all disturbed areas of the hayfield.

2.! Supply: At the 2016 Annual Town Meeting in May, the town appropriated funding for the engineering and construction required to install three new gravel- packed wells and rehabilitation of the existing Mary’s Pond water station. The design, bidding and construction are scheduled to begin in 2017.

3.! Distribution: The Department will be asking for funding of $75,000.00 to complete the engineering and design for the replacement of 2,700 feet of water main and a meter vault installation on County Road. This will serve as an emergency interconnection between the Town of Marion and the Town of Wareham municipal water systems. This interconnection will add a new water resource in case of a drought and water shortage. This will also increase and improve fire protection.

Funding for the construction of the new 12” water main and meter vault installation will be requested at the 2018 Annual Town Meeting.

22 SEWER

Throughout the year, the Department of Public Works installed four gravity and five pressure sewer services.

This year we continued with our annual Sewer Rodding Program. This program is done each year as a preventative maintenance measure to help prevent blockages in our sewer mains.

As of the time of this report, the Town has not yet received the new NPDES Wastewater Discharge Permit. The Department, working with CDM-Smith, still disputes the rationale used with regards to the changes made in the draft permit and continues to believe these changes are unwarranted with rationales based on flawed analyses. Hopefully the Town will be challenging the EPA changes in the upcoming months.

WATER & SEWER RATES

The water & sewer rates are reviewed annually. The new NPDES Wastewater Permit will no doubt cause a rate increase. We will be working with our engineers and the Rate Study Committee to determine what that increase will be going forward.

ROADS

The Phase 1B Road Project, which consists of rebuilding the roads and sidewalks on a section of Front Street, Main Street, Cottage Street and Hiller Street, will be put on hold again, until the Town resolves the cost issues concerning the new NPDES Permit. The Phase 1B Road Project engineering is 90% complete and has also been put on hold. In addition to the road and sidewalk rebuilding, this project will also include replacement of 3,500 feet of sewer pipe and 2,200 feet of drainage pipe. The DPW plans to continue with the pavement management program which includes all streets not included in the 5-phase major road program. The Pavement Management Program is funded through the Chapter 90 funds that the Town receives annually from the State.

In 2017 the Department will be doing work on Joanne Drive, Jenna Drive, Creek Road and sections of Point Road and Spring Street. This work will include patch repairs, crack sealing and complete overlays. This work will be paid for using Chapter 90 funding. The estimated cost at this time is $450,000.00.

Capital Projects and Equipment Requests

Highway Division: Phase II of the planning for a new DPW complex will be put on hold until the financial impact of the new NPDES permit is known.

Water Division: The Water Division will continue with the design and bidding for the three new gravel-packed wells at Mary’s Pond Station as well as station upgrades.

Sewer Division: The Sewer Division will be requesting $1,900,000.00 for WWTP equipment and reliability upgrades. These upgrades must be done regardless of the pending NPDES permit status.

23 CURBSIDE RECYCLING

We continued our curbside recycling program in 2016. In all, we were able to recycle 292.6 tons of single stream (both paper and commingles), 197 CRT’s, 71 air conditioners, 19 dehumidifiers, 45 refrigerators, 4 freezers, 925 gallons of waste oil, 410 tons of leaves and 542 Christmas trees.

I would like to express my thanks to all residents who participated in our recycling program and made it a success in 2016.

I would like to express my appreciation to all members of the Department of Public Works, Rebecca Tilden, Diane Carvalho, the Board of Selectmen, Paul Dawson, Judy Mooney, Police and Fire Departments, Harbormaster and assistants, Shellfish Officer, Karen Walega, the Water Sub-Committee, all the clerks in the town hall, Ray Pickles and Shaun Cormier for their help and cooperation in 2016.

Respectfully submitted,

Robert C. Zora, Supt. Department of Public Works

Natural History Museum Fall Trip to Bird Island, photo by E. Leidhold

24 WATER & SEWER STATISTICS

WATER

Total Water Pumped in 2016 198,582,000

At #1 Pumping Station, North Marion 889,000 At Mary's Pond Pumping Station, Rochester 0 At Rochester East Wells 0 At Rochester West Wells 0 At Wolf Island, Rochester (MRV) 77,075,000 At North & South Wells, Rochester 120,618,000

Greatest amount of water pumped in one month--July 25,657,000 Smallest amount of water pumped in one month--January 11,757,000 Greatest amount of water pumped in one week--07/26-08/01 6,228,000 Smallest amount of water pumped in one week--01/05-01/11 2,647,000 Greatest amount of water pumped in one day--07/28 944,000 Smallest amount of water pumped in one day--02/06 288,000 Average daily pumping 544,060

SEWER

Total Sewage Pumped in 2016 159,966,000

Greatest amount of sewage pumped in one month--February 20,838,000 Smallest amount of sewage pumped in one month--September 7,809,000 Greatest amount of sewage pumped in one week--02/16-02/22 5,374,000 Smallest amount of sewage pumped in one week--09/13-09/19 1,666,000 Greatest amount of sewage pumped in one day--02/17 1,087,000 Smallest amount of sewage pumped in one day--09/17 225,000 Average daily pumping 438,263

25 Marion Water Committee 2016 Annual Report

The Marion Water Committee (Committee) continues its work in planning for continued excellent water service to the residents of Marion for years into the future.

The Great Hill Water Tank Replacement was officially completed in early 2016 with construction of the perimeter fence, final site grading, and seeding of the hayfield. Below are recent photos of the completed water tank construction. Tata & Howard, Inc. continues to assist the Town with finalizing the land swap and easements between the Town of Marion and the Great Hill Trustees, which is set to take place in early 2017.

Other projects and initiatives completed during 2016: 1. Mary’s Pond Wellfield/Pump Station Rehabilitation – The Town appropriated funding for engineering, construction, and contingency required to install new gravel-packed wells and rehabilitate the existing pump station at the 2016 Annual Town Meeting. Design and construction is proposed for 2017.

2. Water Rates Update - The annual update of the Marion Water Rates occurred in 2016. The Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners (Selectmen) voted to implement a water rate increase of 2.5% associated with the base charge only. Tier rates remained unchanged in 2016. The water rates will be reviewed again in 2017.

26 Marion Water Committee – 2016 Annual Report

3.! Annual Joint Water Committee Meeting - On November 16, 2016, the Committee met with the Wareham Water District and the Rochester Water Commissioners to discuss water matters and potential future initiatives among the three towns. Discussions during the meeting included current and future water initiatives in each Town and a proposed interconnection between the Marion and Wareham Water Distribution Systems. The Towns plan to continue to meet on an annual basis.

4.! Emergency Response Plan Training – The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) requires a minimum of ten hours of Emergency Response Plan (ERP) training for public water supply staff on an annual basis. Members of the Mattapoisett River Valley Water District (District) received this training in December 2016. The training course was instructed by Tata & Howard, Inc. and offered to District water supply personnel, including the Marion Water Division, in one of two eight-hour training sessions.

5.! Committee for Marion-Rochester Water Agreement Renewal - The Committee, created among Marion and Rochester officials to review the water agreement between Marion and Rochester and update the agreement before it expires in April 2021, met twice in 2016 to begin their initial review and update of the water agreement. Committee members include Jody Dickerson (Marion), Rob Zora (Marion), Paul Dawson (Marion), Naida Parker (Rochester), and Suzanne Szyndlar (Rochester). The existing water agreement document is in PDF format only. The Town of Marion is typing the agreement as a Word document for distribution and to address changes proposed by Committee members.

6.! Other Proposed Projects for 2017 – Other projects scheduled for 2017 include an update of the Water Division’s existing Emergency Response Plan, and completion of an annual update of the Water Rate Study. The Water Division may seek funding at the 2017 Spring Annual Town Meeting to complete engineering design for a water main replacement and meter vault installation on County Road, which would serve as an emergency interconnection between the Town of Marion and Town of Wareham water systems.

The Marion Water Committee would like to extend its gratitude to Rebecca Tilden for her continued efforts as the Clerk for the Committee and Fred Underhill for his input and commitment to the Committee as a representative from the Town of Rochester. Respectfully submitted, Paul Dawson (Town Administrator) Brian Jackvony (Fire Chief) W. Dale Jones David K. Pierce (Chairman) Rebecca Tilden Robert Zora (DPW Superintendent) Frederick Underhill (Chairman, Town of Rochester Water Commission)

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27 Report of the BUILDING COMMISSIONER

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

I am pleased to provide the following report on the activities of the Marion Building Department for the year 2016. It proved to be another active year for building permits and zoning cases.

I am honored to serve the town and the residents in the capacity of Building Commissioner and look forward to many more productive years.

Respectfully submitted,

Scott C. Shippey, Building Commissioner

Type of Permit

New Dwellings 8 Replace Dwelling 7 Additions 18 Alterations/renovations 54 Stoves, chimneys, fireplaces 10 Garages or carports 14 Decks or porches 13 Sheds or workshops 0 Pools and Spas 4 Demolition 6 Foundation only 2 Renewals/transfers 2 Roofs or siding 77 Signs 9 Tents 47 Solar installations 33 Commercial solar 1 Miscellaneous 41* Commercial-New Building 2 Commercial-Alterations 23 Commercial-Demolition 0

Fees Total Building Permits issued 3 65 $101,778.00 Total Electrical Permits issued 248 $18,160.00 Total Gas Permits issued 140 $9,015.00 Total Plumbing Permits issued 113 $12,355.00 Total Trench Permits issued 1 $0.00**

28 Total Sheet metal Permits Issued 23 $1,350.00

Total Permits issued 890 Total Fees Collected $142,658.00***

Total Cost of Construction estimated by owners $20,076,907.00

* Miscellaneous includes weather sealing and window/door replacements. ** Town of Marion project fee not applicable *** This figure does not include safety inspection fees collected Inspections performed/Certificate of Occupancy and Completions issued

Site/code inspections 432

Safety inspections 72

Certificate of Occupancy 31

Certificate of Completions 123

Veterans Day 2016, photo by Robert Pina

Report of the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

The Zoning Board of Appeals has the responsibility under Chapter 40A of the Massachusetts General Laws to act as the Town’s Special Permit Granting Authority in matters concerning the application or interpretation of the Town’s Zoning By-laws. The Board, currently comprised of four regular members and one alternate member, holds hearings upon request by property owners seeking relief from restrictions regarding the use of their property.

During the year 2016 a total of thirteen public hearings were held. There were a total of fifteen Special Permit applications. Thirteen were granted and two were denied. A total of three applications were submitted for a Variance. All three were approved. One application to seek relief from the restrictions of a previous special permit was approved. The Board also received one application to seek relief from an action of the Building Commissioner. That request was denied.

Respectfully submitted,

Marc Leblanc, Chairman Elizabeth Dunn Michelle Smith Kate Mahoney Domingo P. Alves, Alternate

Total hearings in 2016: 15

Special Permits: 13 granted 2 denied 1 withdrawn

Variances: 3 granted

30 Report of the FACILITIES MANAGER To the Honorable Board of Selectmen: I am pleased to submit my fourth annual report of the Marion Facilities Department for 2016. The first major project of the year was to remediate the water infiltration at Atlantis Drive, Town Hall, and Library. At Atlantis Drive, we repaired all the downspouts and, with the help of the DPW, installed two large dry wells for the roof water drainage. At the Town House, with the help of Norm Hills and the DPW, we first removed all remaining files and relocated them to another facility. Once we removed all wood walls, floors and ceilings, a company came in to clean and remediate the mold throughout the basement. After the cleanup, we added additional sump pumps, dehumidifiers, and sealed all penetrations leading to the first floor office space. The Library required removal of two wood framed sheet rock interior walls and insulation as well. Again, once this was complete, the area was cleaned, remediated and dehumidified. VCT floor tiles were replaced at the Elizabeth Taber Library and Natural History Museum. These areas consisted of the children’s room, employee office area, elevator, and second floor hallway. We also replaced the Museum air conditioning condenser, outdated thermostat controls and heat zone valves on the first and second floors. We made much needed repairs to the Washburn Park bath house and dugouts. Rotted wood doors were replaced with steel doors and new locks. The storage room door was removed and replaced with a six foot overhead door. The interior wall that divided the space was removed, and a beam installed, so that the Recreation Department can now store their lawn mowing equipment and supplies without renting a steel container. We replaced the gable end vents and shingles with red cedar, soffits were vented and sealed to keep the wildlife out, masonry walls were repaired, and the three buildings were power washed and painted. Due to safety concerns, we removed the old dilapidated pump house building. With the permission from the conservation commission, the old well foundation was capped and is still feeding the pond. Silvershell Beach and Point Road playground also saw some repairs and upgrades. The old rotted electric meter boxes were a safety concern, and were replaced with new PVC cabinets that will last a lifetime. Power was brought to the new guard shack as well as conduit for security cameras. We also built five new park benches to replace the broken ones which will be installed this spring. The Main Water Chemical Storage building on Pumping Station Road received a major overhaul. At last year’s Town Meeting, we received money to replace faulty gutters and flashing, rebuild top five brick courses of the building, replace rotted steel headers and repoint where necessary. During the removal of the faulty gutters and trim, we had discovered that there was substantial structural damage to the sills and brickwork around the entire building. With approval from the Finance Committee, we were able to complete the additional renovation work needed to make the building safe again. The building received new sills, soffit, trim, roof, gutters, steel door, new steal headers, and a complete repointing of the exterior walls. We also made much needed repairs to the buildings at Evergreen Cemetery. The old casket storage building was stripped of its vines and power washed to reveal the beautiful old brick work. We installed a new vented roof and exterior PVC trim. The steel gate, original arched wood door and hardware were all restored to its original look. The gazeebo is also in major need

31 of repair. For the time being, we have braced the building for safety. We will be reroofing, rebuilding all the benches and rails, and painting it this spring. The Facilities Department, along with help from Recreation, COA, DPW, and volunteers, are currently working on the newly acquired Community Center. The building was donated to the Town by the Veterans of Foreign Wars - Benjamin D. Cushing Post #2425 on December 7, 2016. Funds were appropriated by the Finance Committee to begin work remodeling and upgrading the building for the use of COA and Recreation Department. Renovations include demolition and cleanup of the existing spaces, code upgrades to electrical, bathroom, and kitchen. All interior finishes will be upgraded with new paint, tile and carpet. Bathrooms will be totally remodeled and brought up to current ADA codes. Kitchen will be remodeled to meet current Board of Health codes. Lighting will be upgraded where needed and electrical violations will be resolved. We plan to be open to the public for voting in early May, we hope you enjoy the new space. I would like to make a special thanks to all my seasonal and full time workers in the Facilities Department, Department of Public Works, Recreation Department, and all volunteers for their valuable support, we couldn’t have done it all without your help!

Respectfully submitted,

Shaun P. Cormier Facilities Manager

Members of the VFW Benjamin D. Cushing Post #2425, photo by Robert Pina

32 Report of the TOWN HOUSE BUILDING COMMITTEE

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

Over the past 12 months the Town House Building Committee (THBC) with its consultants T2 Architecture, Dodson and Flinker Site Planners and PM&C Cost estimators have refined our plans for a renovated Town House.

We produced 4 alternative conceptual programs and cost estimates and presented them to the Selectmen and the townspeople. There were 3 options proposing to restore the existing Town House and one option to build a new building on the recently donated VFW site on Route 6.

The latest public presentation made at the Marion Music Hall on January 26, 2017 was attended by over 75 citizens. Responses were mixed between those who want to see the Town House renovated as a Town House and a group of citizens who desire a more in depth analysis of the ‘new building at VFW’ option. Concurrently an informal survey mailed out with the 2017 census forms asked citizens to indicate, in general, if they preferred to renovate the existing building or build a new facility if costs were similar. A large majority of over 800 respondents favored renovation.

Following the public forum the THBC convened and voted unanimously to select the least expensive option known as Option 3A (see attached plans and cost estimate). This plan requires demolition of the 1890 Annex and renovation of the original 1876 Elizabeth Taber building. It requires significant downsizing of office space and meeting rooms to accommodate the towns 21 employees who currently occupy 21,380 sf into just 11,255 sf. Option 3A is estimated to cost $6.1M in hard costs and $1.87M in soft costs to total just under $8 million in 2018 dollars. Not included is a possible future addition of a full size meeting room at a later date.

This $8M capital expense was calculated by the Towns Finance Director & Town Accountant to add 32 cents to the tax rate or $146.99 to the annual tax bill of the median home in Marion.

The THBC would like to emphasize that while much of the discussion of this project is about money it is not only about money. This decision will affect the active use and economic viability of the Marion village and the quality and charm it exhibits as well as the pride in our town future generations will enjoy.

Following is the proposed design selected by the THBC

Respectfully Submitted,

Robert Raymond, Chair Evelyn Crocker Steve Cushing Paul Dawson Priscilla Ditchfield Meg Steinberg Wayne Mattson Bill Saltonstall Shaun Cormier

33 1 PROJECT BUILDING Report Town 3A HOUSE Marion TOWN Option 2017

34 2 E AB C Addition & D Renovation (Optional) ROOM House SPOTS LIBRARY MEETING HOUSE ADDITION – Town PARKING Plan 32 PARKING SPOTS 3A . A. TOWN B. VAULT D E. EXISTING C. FUTURE Site Plan 3A Option OPTION

35 SF) SF) SF) SF) SF) 3 (160 (204 (300 ) SF) ) SF) SF) SF) SF SF) (294 275 SF) ( () (1,600 (206 SF) SF) (460 SF) SF) (225 180 SF) (157 ()( (330 SF) (420 ACCESS ELECTRICAL, (330 SECRETARY (469 (260 (133 SF) (682 ROOM (392 DPT. STORAGE VAULT ROOMS IT DIRECTOR RESOURCES DPT. (292 ADMINISTRATOR CLERK JANITOR, TREASURER/COLLECTOR (204 SF) RESTROOMS (260 SF) . . 18. MECHANICAL, 16. TOWN 2. ASSESSOR 11. HUMAN 17. RECORDS 1. TOWN 3 4. HARBORMASTER 9.10. CONSERVATION PLANNING/ZBA 15. SELECTMENS 19 20. RECORDS 8. BUILDING 5. REGISTRARS 12.13. NURSE HEALTH 21.22. ELEVATOR HANDICAPPED 6.7. MAIL/COPY MEETING 14. FINANCE Addition 17 & 17 17 18 17 21 17 17 Renovation 18 17 17 House Plan Floor – Town 3A ANNEX Basement 3A DEMOLISHED Option 3A Basement Floor Plan OPTION

36 SF) SF) SF) SF) SF) 4 (160 (204 (300 ) SF) ) SF) SF) SF) SF SF) (294 275 SF) ( () (1,600 (206 SF) SF) (460 SF) SF) (225 180 SF) (157 ()( (330 SF) (420 ACCESS ELECTRICAL, (330 SECRETARY (469 (260 (133 SF) (682 ROOM (392 DPT. STORAGE VAULT ROOMS IT DIRECTOR RESOURCES DPT. (292 ADMINISTRATOR CLERK JANITOR, TREASURER/COLLECTOR (204 SF) RESTROOMS (260 SF) . . 18. MECHANICAL, 16. TOWN 11. HUMAN 17. RECORDS 3 4. HARBORMASTER 9.10. CONSERVATION PLANNING/ZBA 15. SELECTMENS 19 20. RECORDS 2. ASSESSOR 1. TOWN 8. BUILDING 5. REGISTRARS 12.13. NURSE HEALTH 21.22. ELEVATOR HANDICAPPED 6.7. MAIL/COPY MEETING 14. FINANCE 22 Addition 4 7 & 19 19 18 ROOM 21 6 3 2 1 Renovation MEETING 1 2 5 FUTURE House 20 Plan – Town Floor 3A First ANNEX 3A DEMOLISHED Option 3A First Floor Plan OPTION

37 SF) SF) SF) SF) SF) 5 (160 (204 (300 ) SF) ) SF) SF) SF) SF SF) (294 275 SF) ( () (1,600 (206 SF) SF) (460 SF) SF) (225 180 SF) (157 ()( (330 SF) (420 ACCESS ELECTRICAL, (330 SECRETARY (469 (260 (133 SF) (682 ROOM (392 DPT. STORAGE VAULT ROOMS IT DIRECTOR RESOURCES DPT. (292 ADMINISTRATOR CLERK JANITOR, TREASURER/COLLECTOR (204 SF) RESTROOMS (260 SF) . . 18. MECHANICAL, 16. TOWN 2. ASSESSOR 11. HUMAN 17. RECORDS 1. TOWN 3 4. HARBORMASTER 9.10. CONSERVATION PLANNING/ZBA 15. SELECTMENS 19 20. RECORDS 8. BUILDING 5. REGISTRARS 12.13. NURSE HEALTH 21.22. ELEVATOR HANDICAPPED 6.7. MAIL/COPY MEETING 14. FINANCE Addition & 13 13 12 19 19 18 Renovation 21 8 9 6 11 7 8 House 10 Plan 10 Floor – Town 3A Second 3A Option 3A Second Floor Plan OPTION

38 SF) SF) SF) SF) SF) 6 (160 (204 (300 ) SF) ) SF) SF) SF) SF SF) (294 275 SF) ( () (1,600 (206 SF) SF) (460 SF) SF) (225 180 SF) (157 ()( (330 SF) (420 ACCESS ELECTRICAL, (330 SECRETARY (469 (260 (133 SF) (682 ROOM (392 DPT. STORAGE VAULT ROOMS IT DIRECTOR RESOURCES DPT. (292 ADMINISTRATOR CLERK JANITOR, TREASURER/COLLECTOR (204 SF) RESTROOMS (260 SF) . . 18. MECHANICAL, 16. TOWN 2. ASSESSOR 11. HUMAN 17. RECORDS 1. TOWN 3 4. HARBORMASTER 9.10. CONSERVATION PLANNING/ZBA 15. SELECTMENS 19 20. RECORDS 8. BUILDING 5. REGISTRARS 12.13. NURSE HEALTH 21.22. ELEVATOR HANDICAPPED 6.7. MAIL/COPY MEETING 14. FINANCE Addition & 14 18 19 Renovation 18 21 15 House 16 Plan – Town Floor 3A Third 3A Option 3A Third Floor Plan OPTION

39 7 370 , 131% 097 , 6 1,871,849 subtotal

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40 Report of the Marion Rochester Regional Health District

To the Residents of the Towns of Marion and Rochester,

The Health District is pleased to present its town report for the year 2016. The members of the Marion Board of Health are Chairperson Betsy Dunn, Vice-Chairman Dr. John Howard, and Clerk Dr. Jason Reynolds.

Public Health Nurse Kathy Downey, PhD., MSN, BSN does a wonderful job managing public health nursing. She also is the lead person for the Medical Reserve Corps. Last March we had a drill using our shelter at Sippican School. It provided the MRC members and Mrs. Downey with valuable information.

Maureen Murphy is the Board Administrator for the Marion Board of Health. She also works closely with Mrs. Downey helping with managing the Medical Reserve Corps, and the endless paperwork that is generated by flu clinics. We thank Mrs. Murphy for her efforts to keep us all current on our reports.

Janice Young is the Food Inspector for the District. She has a long history doing inspections for the Town of Dartmouth. She really is the area’s well known authority on the Food Codes, both Federal and State, and how they apply to our area’s food service establishments, and retail food stores.

For the Town of Marion, we hired John Powers, a Senior Work Off person, to do our summer beach inspections. We enjoy having Mr. Powers collect our beach samples, and he really has the best job in the Department as he frequents all of the beaches in the summer on a weekly basis. Thanks John Powers.

The Town of Rochester’s Board of Health Members are Chairman Dale Barrows, Vice Chairman Glenn Lawrence, and Clerk William David Souza.

Mrs. Jane K. Ellis retired this fall as the Clerk for the Board of Health. Mrs. Ellis worked for the Town of Rochester in a number of capacities including being the first Town Accountant, and first town employee that worked in the Town Hall under Selectman Raynor Gifford. She was appointed to the Board of Assessors in 1984. In 1999 she worked as the Clerk for the Board of Health. She was very active in her community, was a member of the First Congregational Church, sang in several choirs, and was on the Church Board of Trustees. She also served helping out with managing the Town Cemeteries. She also served as Town Accountant in Mattapoisett and Fairhaven is subsequent years. Ironically, her family gave the land for the Annex Building/Women’s Club. She will be sorely missed in the Annex Building and Town Hall. She has a wonderful sense of humor, and is greatly admired by all that work with her. We all wish her the very best of health as she enjoys her retirement. A Recognition Celebration will be scheduled in the spring to celebrate the over 30 years of service that she gave to the Town of Rochester.

Special thanks to Isabel Borges who worked with the Board of Health helping out during the transition period, and Audrey Ouellette, Senior Work Off person who helped while we began our search for a new administrative assistant.

We welcome Leann Morton, Administrative Assistant to the Board of Health. Mrs. Morton has an extensive work history as Permit Coordinator for the Town of Framingham and also worked for the City of Cambridge.

41 Report of the PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE

To the residents of the Town of Marion:

The health of the residents of Marion has benefited from many collaborative efforts by the Public Health Nursing office. This letter highlights some of them.

The flu clinics offered to town residents were successful because of the efforts of a number of volunteers including Betsy Dunn, Betsy Foster, Betsey Christiansen, Jean Maher, Maureen Lamoureux, Helen Westergard, Everett Eaton, Ellen Murphy, Rita Costa, and Paula Ward. Additionally, undergraduate and graduate nursing students from Curry College and University of Massachusetts Dartmouth assisted with the clinics.

Collaborations with students and interns from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Worcester State College, Curry College, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, Bridgewater State University, Boston University and Regis College have provided residents with significant services. In addition to assistance with the flu clinics, some of the benefits include weekly visits for several homebound residents, initial development of a social media strategy for the health department, production of a tick awareness program for ORCTV, faculty training on dating violence at ORR, depression and suicide prevention education in health classes, an assessment of elder substance use, assistance with the Memory Café and weekly nursing clinics.

The Council on Aging continues to evolve with programming at the Music Hall. The Public Health Nurse participates in Monday programming offering clinic hours, and in the Memory Café, supporting individuals and their caregivers.

The steering committee of the Marion-Rochester Unit of the Middleborough Area Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) has met regularly throughout the year with a focus on sheltering. In January, the MRC held a training event for volunteers, and initiated an effort to update volunteer job action sheets and signage specific to shelters. This effort is completed and training on the new manual is anticipated for 2017.

The town of Marion has not been immune to the opiate epidemic. We continue to promote prevention strategies to the entire community, and support individuals and families who are struggling with addictions. We collaborate regionally with a coalition of communities including Dartmouth, New Bedford, Mattapoisett, Rochester and Wareham on approaches to address prevention and intervention with opiate abuse. Within the Tri- Town, we have partnered with the faith communities in this effort.

We are active participants in the Healthy Tri-Town Coalition. We have collaborated with other stakeholders to identify community based strategies to address health concerns. I encourage all interested community members and groups to consider participating in this coalition with us (see web page for further information:

42 http://www.healthytritowncoalition.org/). Additionally, the Marion-Rochester Health District is a collaborator with Dartmouth, New Bedford, Mattapoisett and Wareham in a regional effort to address underage substance use.

An issue that continues to challenge our region is tick-borne diseases. Too many of our town residents have acquired a tick-borne illness and required treatment for the acute illness, the chronic illness or both. Some have required hospitalization and rehabilitation as they recovered from the illness. As we continue to address these diseases, it is clear that knowledge and understanding of these tick-borne diseases is evolving. Although some of my effort to address these diseases (Lyme disease, Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis) is focused on individuals who have contracted them, we are continuing to work within the community to foster and support prevention activities. All walking trails are now marked with placards advising about ticks. We continue to disseminate information about ticks in a variety of venues. Additionally, we have several tick related videos that run on ORCTV. We welcome future collaborations with individuals and groups to assist us in addressing tick-borne illnesses in Marion.

Finally, we were thrilled to be part of the 1st Seaside Health Fair which was sponsored by the Recreation Department. We were able to present health information specific to Marion residents at several booths during the fair. Information that we provided included prevention of tick bites, opiate prevention, safe storage of medications and volunteer recruitment for the Medical Reserve Corps. Additionally, the Children’s Melanoma Foundation provided an opportunity for residents to observe their own skin damage using special “cameras”, and also offered information on prevention of skin cancer.

Respectfully submitted,

Kathy Downey, PhD, RN, MSN, MBA Public Health Nurse

43 2016 Report of the Council on Aging

Heather Sylvia, Director Karen Gregory, Program Coordinator Margo Ruggiero, Outreach Paul Garib, Driver Norman Johnson, Driver Charlie Duane, Driver Joanne Mahoney, Chairman, Board of Directors Mary Maag, Secretary, Board of Directors Andrew Santos, Treasurer, Board of Directors Joan Asker, Board of Directors Margaret Gee, Board of Directors Trudy Kingery, Board of Directors Frank McNamee, Board of Directors Harry Norweb, Board of Directors George Pina, Board of Directors Andrea Keene, Associate Member Nancy Ross, Associate Member

The Marion Council on Aging (MCOA) office at the Town House is open and staffed Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. You can also stay up to date on programs and activities by liking us on Facebook, www.facebook.com/marioncoa

Utilizing our three handicap/wheelchair accessible vans and now an electric car, the Council on Aging provides transportation to Marion seniors for medical appointments, personal errands and grocery shopping. While most of our transportation is local we are also available for your Boston and Providence medical needs. This year alone we provided transportation for 185 unduplicated individuals for a total of 5119 rides. The MCOA is also responsible for delivering Meals on Wheels, Monday - Friday.

2016 brought many COA staffing changes starting in March with new Director Heather Sylvia. In late spring, the COA staff and Board of Directors wished Ora Mae Torres well in her retirement. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Ora for her dedication to the health and well being of Marion’s elderly population. Margo Ruggeiro was hired in the fall as the COA’s new Outreach Worker and is available to help with applications/renewals for SNAP (food stamps), fuel assistance and other social services. Thanks to additional funding through the town budget and voted on at the Spring Town Meeting, as of July 1st, Karen Gregory, Program Coordinator, increased her hours to 19.5/week.

In 2016 the COA welcomed four (4) new members to the Board of Directors. Harry Norweb, Margaret Gee, Andrea Keene, Associate Member and Nancy Ross, Associate Member.

In August, the COA celebrated the 1-year anniversary of programming on Mondays at the Music Hall, 164 Front Street. Except for holidays, Mondays begin with Chair Yoga at 10:00 a.m. Lunch is served at 11:45 a.m. followed by a lecture series at 12:45 p.m. To ensure enough food, seniors are asked to RSVP simply by calling the COA office, 508-748-3570. Kathy Downey, PhD, RN, Public Health Nurse is also available on Mondays at the Music Hall from 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. for health consultations, education, blood pressure and routine adult vaccinations.

44 In September the COA launched the Waterfront Memory Café. The Memory Café is a weekly gathering (Wednesdays) for individuals with Alzheimer’s type or other memory loss and their care partner, family or friends, in a safe, supportive and engaging environment. For more information please call the COA office, 508-748-3570. The Memory Café is funded, in part, by The Massachusetts Association of Councils on Aging and Senior Center, MA Executive Office of Elder Affairs, Marion Police Brotherhood and Friends of the Marion Visiting Nurse.

Our new/continuing exercise lineup in 2016 was as follows: Mondays: Chair Yoga (Pamela Smith Paquette), 10:00 a.m., Music Hall; Cardio Dance Fit (Ellie Mae Higgins), 9:30 a.m., Atlantis Dr. Tuesdays: Senior Fitness Class (Karen Corcoran), 9:30 a.m., First Congregational Church Hall. Sponsored by Friends of the Visiting Nurse. Wednesdays: Strength and Conditioning (Larry Bigos), 10:15 a.m., Music Hall Thursdays: Senior Fitness Class (Karen Corcoran), 9:30 a.m., First Congregational Church Hall. Sponsored by Friends of the Visiting Nurse; Tai Chi (Kyle Marston), 11:00 a.m., Music Hall. Fridays: Senior Fitness Class (Karen Corcoran), 9:30 a.m., First Congregational Church Hall. Sponsored by Friends of the Visiting Nurse.

In closing, the COA would also like to thank Tabor Academy for allowing us to use their Great Room, 188 Front Street, to offer free Mahjong lessons on Fridays from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. with dedicated volunteer Trisha Duane.

Respectfully Submitted, Heather Sylvia Director

Members of the VFW Benjamin D. Cushing Post #2425 with the Board of Selectmen, December 7, 2016

Report of the MARION AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

The mission of the Marion Affordable Housing Trust is the creation and preservation of housing in Marion for the benefit of low- and moderate-income households. In achieving our mission, we seek:

1.! To promote a variety of affordable housing options for those with modest income, including young adults, families, long-time residents, the elderly, downsizers, returning Marion natives and municipal employees.

2.! To preserve the natural, historic and seaside character of our Town and to nurture our sense of a diverse, yet integrated community.

Activities for the Trust in 2016 included:

1.! The Trust continues to actively search for potential properties suitable for affordable housing development.

2.! The Trust worked throughout the year with SRPEDD and the Council on Aging to obtain public transportation for the Town.

3.! The Marion Affordable Housing Trust continues to look at the possibilities of zoning changes and mixed-use development to promote affordable housing.

4.! The Trust continues to cooperate with the Planning Board on matters of Zoning and for possible amendments to the Zoning Bylaws that will encourage affordable housing in appropriate areas of the Town.

We wish to express our appreciation to Town Administrator Paul Dawson and Town Counsel Jon Witten.

Respectfully submitted,

Jennifer Watson, Chairman Jonathan F. Henry, Vice-Chairman Michael Pierre Stephen C. Gonsalves Ruth Olson

46 REPORT OF PLYMOUTH COUNTY MOSQUITO CONTROL PROJECT

The Commissioners of the Plymouth County Mosquito Control Project are pleased to submit the following report of our activities during 2016.

The Project is a special district created by the State Legislature in 1957, and is now composed of all Plymouth County towns, the City of Brockton, and the town of Cohasset in Norfolk County. The Project is a regional response to a regional problem, and provides a way of organizing specialized equipment, specially trained employees, and mosquito control professionals into a single agency with a broad geographical area of responsibility.

The 2016 season began dry with a low water table, dry conditions increased into the summer season. Efforts were directed at larval mosquitoes starting with the spring brood. We ground larvicided 4,600 acres and aerial larvicided 15,432 acres and this was accomplished using B.t.i., an environmentally selective bacterial agent. Upon emergence of the spring brood of mosquitoes, ultra-low volume adulticiding began on June 1, 2016 and ended on September 9, 2016. The Project responded to 13,775 requests for spraying and larval checks from residents covering all of the towns within the district.

In response to the continued threat of mosquito borne diseases in the district, we increased our surveillance trapping, aerial and ground larviciding, and adult spray in areas of concern to protect public health.

Massachusetts Department of Public Health has developed an “Arbovirus Surveillance and Response Plan” for the state. The Plan creates a system which estimates the human risk for contracting Eastern Equine Encephalitis and West Nile using several factors including the number of infected mosquitoes. Based on guidelines defined by the Plan, all towns in Plymouth County Mosquito Project were at the “Low Level Risk” for Eastern Equine Encephalitis. We are pleased to report that in 2016 there were no human, or horse EEE cases in the district. There were 3 pools of mosquitoes found to be infected with EEEV. They were in the following towns: Kingston, Middleboro, and West Bridgewater.

West Nile Virus was not found within the district. All towns within the district remained at the “Low Level Risk” category for West Nile Virus. We are also pleased to report that in 2016 that there were no human or horse West Nile Virus cases in Plymouth County Mosquito Control district. As part of our West Nile Virus control strategy a total of 47,391 catch basins were treated with larvicide in all of our towns to prevent WNV.

The Health threat of EEE and WNV continues to ensure cooperation between the Plymouth County Mosquito Control Project, local Boards of Health and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. In an effort to keep the public informed, EEE and WNV activity updates are regularly posted on Massachusetts Department of Public Health website.

In conjunction with the MDPH we began a trapping program to monitor Aedes albopictus expansion in the state. Ae. albopictus is an introduced mosquito that has the potential to become a serious pest and a vector of disease. The mosquito has been present in the Massachusetts since

47 2009. The larvae live in containers and are closely linked with human activity. They are especially associated with used tires. In mid-summer the mosquito was detected in the District for the first time. We think the population is small, but expect the mosquito to spread. As a result, we plan to expand our Ae. albopictus surveillance program.

The figures specific to the town of Marion are given below. While mosquitoes do not respect town lines the information given below does provide a tally of the activities which have had the greatest impact on the health and comfort of Marion residents.

Insecticide Applications: Our greatest effort has been targeted at mosquitoes in the larval stage, which can be found in woodland pools, swamps, marshes and other standing water areas. Inspectors continually gather data on these sites and treat with highly specific larvicides when immature mosquitoes are present. In Marion 86 larval sites were checked.

During the summer 497 catch basins were treated in Marion to prevent the emergence of Culex pipiens, a known mosquito vector in West Nile Virus transmission.

Our staff treated 137 acres using truck mounted sprayers for control of adult mosquitoes. More than one application was made to the same site if mosquitoes reinvaded the area. The first treatments were made in June and the last in September.

Water Management: During 2016 crews removed blockages, brush and other obstructions from 375 linear feet of ditches and streams to prevent overflows or stagnation that can result in mosquito production. This work, together with machine reclamation, is most often carried out in the fall and winter.

Mosquito Survey: Our surveillance showed that the dominant mosquitoes throughout the district were generally Coquillettidia perturbans and Culex pipiens/restuans. In the Town of Marion the three most common mosquitoes were Oc. taeniorhynchus,Cs. melanuraand Culex pipiens/restuans.

We encourage citizens or municipal officials to visit our website at www.plymouthmosquito.org or call our office for information about mosquitoes, mosquito-borne diseases, control practices, or any other matters of concern.

Stephen Gillett Superintendent

Commissioners: John Kenney, Chairman Michael F. Valenti, Vice-Chairman Cathleen Drinan John Sharland-Secretary

48 2016 ANNUAL REPORT FROM THE VETERANS AGENT

The Veterans Service Office is open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M., telephone number (508) 758-4100, Ext. 7. The Commissioner of Veterans Services in Boston approved a Tri-Town Veterans Office. The Veterans Service Office assists veterans and their dependents as stated in Chapter 114-Medical Benefits and Chapter 115-Ordinary Benefits under Massachusetts General Laws. The Agent, files claims, explores every avenue of resources and revenue available. For those unable to return to part or full-time employment due to age, physical or emotional disability, we seek to secure a degree of financial stability that will allow the individual to maintain one’s self dignity. Our office continues to deal with people on an individual basis to see that they receive assistance when needed and help them to become self-sufficient in the shortest possible time. The case load has tripled over the past few years; we are assisting more veterans and their families.

In 2016, the office processed numerous claims for federal benefits, including VA pensions, Discharge Requests to War Records, Educational Benefits, VA loans, VA Aid and Attendance, Requests for Medals, arranging honor guards for funerals, Iraqi bonus applications, annuity claims, VA license plate requests, and EVR verification forms.

In October, the Agent and Secretary attended mandatory trainings under Massachusetts Chapter 115 benefits and Federal VA benefits. Every three years mandatory certification is now required for the Veterans Agent.

In conjunction with the Florence Eastman Post 280-American Legion, our office arranged the ceremonies for Memorial Day and Veterans Day.

The Veterans Office continues to work in conjunction with Cape Cod Care for the Troops to send care packages for the soldiers serving abroad. If anyone has a relative or friend currently serving in the United States or abroad and would like them to receive a care package, please contact our office during the business hours listed above.

Paula Butterfield, Principal Clerk in the Veterans Office, retired the end of November. Many thanks to Paula for all of her dedication and assistance with matters concerning the veterans and their families over the past twenty-five years.

Sincerely,

Barry J. Denham, Veterans Agent Department of Veterans Services Towns of Mattapoisett, Rochester, and Marion

49 Report of the POLICE DEPARTMENT

To: The Honorable Board of Selectmen

I am pleased to offer this report on the activities of the Marion Police Department for 2016.

There were some personnel changes in the department during the year. Sean Day was hired as a special police officer. Special officer Scott Cowan began his twenty-one week training at the police academy, to become a full-time officer. He is expected to graduate in April of 2017. Ass’t. Harbormaster Adam Murphy completed his training, and has begun working as a special officer. Special Officer Shawn Costa resigned in May, after sixteen years of service.

Officer Alisha Crosby began her assignment as the department’s first School Resource Officer (SRO). She will act as the liaison between the schools and the department and has already been working with schools and neighboring communities SROs on common safety issues.

Officer Jeffrey Habicht was recognized by the “Stop Stick” company in November, for their “hit of the month” award. This award is based on submissions from law enforcement agencies all around the country. Officer Habicht successfully deployed the tire deflation devices on Route 195, which stopped a wrong way vehicle, being operated by an alleged intoxicated driver.

In response to the opioid epidemic, officers were trained in the administration of Narcan and are now carrying it on patrol. In December, the department joined with other Plymouth County police agencies to form Project Outreach. This program is collaboration between law enforcement and health agencies, to provide treatment solutions for individuals who have suffered a drug overdose. The program also provides support services direction to family members of overdose victims.

The siding on the Police Station had been showing areas of failure, after just five years. Working with Town Administrator Paul Dawson and Facilities Director Shaun Cormier, we were able to have the siding manufacturer offer to replace all the siding on the building, at no cost to the town, and issue a new warranty.

I would like to thank the other town departments for all their assistance and support throughout the past year. Finally I wish to offer my gratitude to all the members of the Marion Police Department for all their dedication to keeping Marion a safe place to live.

Respectfully submitted,

Lincoln W. Miller Chief of Police

Marion Police Department 2016 Year end Statistics

Incidents

Rape 1 Aggravated Assault 11 Simple Assault 18 Intimidation 14 Extortion 1 Burglary/Breaking & Entering 18 Theft from Building 10 Theft from Motor Vehicle 1

All other Larceny 39

Motor Vehicle Theft 4 Counterfeiting/Forgery 3 False Pretenses 33 Impersonation 6 Embezzlement 1 Stolen Property Offenses 10 Vandalism 47 Pornography/Obscene Material 3 Weapon Law Violation 7 Bad Checks 1

Disorderly Conduct 9

Operating Under Influence 9 Protective Custody 6 Family Offenses 2 Liquor Law Violations 1 Trespassing 4 All Other Offenses 90 Traffic Offenses 128

Total Offenses 479

Arrests

Aggravated Assault 3 Simple Assault 9 Weapon Law Violation 1 Disorderly 1 Operating Under Influence 8 Trespass 2 Protective Custody 4 All Other Offenses 12 Traffic 9

Total 49

Domestic Violence

Restraining Orders Issued 22 Harassment Orders Issued 1 Incidents involving Domestic Violence 14 Arrests involving Domestic Violence 9

Traffic

Motor Vehicle Offenses Cited 275 Parking Violations Cited 101

Motor Vehicle Accident Total 92 Number of Persons Killed 0 Number of Persons Injured 25

Dispatch Calls

Total Calls 10,602 Highest Call Volume Month June Lowest Call Volume Month February

Report of the ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER

To: The Honorable Board of Selectmen

The Animal Control Officers responded to 324 calls for service during 2016. Those calls involved unrestrained dogs, barking dog complaints, dog bites and deer struck by motor vehicles, just to highlight a few. The Animal Control Officers also assisted neighboring communities, when their officers were unavailable.

We continue our relationship with the Southcoast Humane Society and Shelter in Dartmouth, where all dogs and cats impounded by the Animal Control Officer are taken.

Wild animals continue to be a source of complaint by many residents. Many wild animals will come into neighborhoods looking for a food source. To help prevent this, residents should make sure that potential food sources are not left outside. This would include unsecured garbage cans and pet food dishes. Never feed a wild animal! Remember, a wild animal may carry diseases, such as rabies. Do not pet or handle a wild animal.

I would like to remind our dog owners that the Town of Marion has a leash by-law in place. This is a passive leash law, whereby dogs under verbal command of their handlers are considered leashed. If a dog does not respond to the commands, they are not considered to be leashed. This by-law applies to all areas of town. The town also provides pet pick-up containers at local parks, such as Silvershell Beach, Island Wharf and Washburn Park. Please be considerate of others and pick up after your pet!

Longtime Assistant Animal Control Officer Donna Leonardo resigned this year. I thank her for her many years of service. Adam Murphy was hired as an Assistant Animal Control Officer.

My thanks go to Animal Control Officer Susan Connor and Assistant Adam Murphy, for their fine work throughout the past year. Additionally, I would like to thank Rob Zora and his crew at the D.P.W. for their continued assistance.

Respectfully submitted,

Lincoln W. Miller Chief of Police

53 Report of the MARION EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY

To: The Honorable Board of Selectmen

I am pleased to offer this report on the activities of the Marion Emergency Management Agency for 2016.

In early October the Emergency Management Team met to prepare for the possibility of a landfall by Hurricane Matthew. Fortunately, the storm took a track away from our area and caused no concerns.

Fire Chief Brian Jackvony was appointed as an assistant director of Emergency Management.

Chief Jackvony and I have met with officials from the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) to begin the process of certification for the Town of Marion. We will to forming a Local Emergency Planning Committee to formalize the town’s response to disasters.

We continue to receive reimbursement funds from FEMA, for the Blizzard of 2013.

The town continues to have a dedicated group of citizens who volunteer their time to handle shelter operations, through the Medical Reserve Corps. The group of overseen by the Board of Health, and stands ready to respond at any time disaster strikes. I encourage any citizen who would like to volunteer, to contact the Board of Health office.

I would again like to extend my deepest gratitude to our Finance Director, Judy Mooney, for all her assistance in navigating through the process of the federal reimbursement.

I would like to thank all the town departments for their assistance throughout the past year, and their continuing support in keeping Marion well prepared.

Respectfully submitted,

Lincoln W. Miller Emergency Management Director

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55 Report of the FIRE/EMS DEPARTMENT

We respectfully submit our 2016 Annual Report for Marion Fire/EMS.

As happens almost every year, we have once again experienced a change in personnel. We lost the following part time staff members: Lieutenant Brian Avila (16) years, Lieutenant Adam Murphy (10), Firefighter Ryan Burke (8), Firefighter Travis Glennon (1), Firefighter John Grasso (1) EMT W. Dale Jones stepped down from active duty (40). In addition we have several new fire fighters and/or EMT’s as well. The following former members were re-appointed to the department; Firefighter Raymond Reimold, Paramedic Blake Wilson, Firefighter Brooks Wilson.

Promotions made this year include Lieutenant Ronald Auld promoted to Captain, Lieutenant Joshua Denham promoted to Captain, Firefighter Christopher Nye promoted to Lieutenant. Firefighter Peter Bourgault has been assigned as Marine Safety Officer and Firefighter Brooks Wilson has been assigned as Incident Safety Officer.

Joshua Denham was appointed full time Captain and fire inspector; new recruit firefighters include Daniel Blizard, Luke Carroll, Nathan Castonguay, Barry Lima and Dustan McGlinn.

Several members have achieved professional status this year: EMT’s Pamela Bailey, Daniel Eldridge and Robert McNamara achieved Paramedic status.

The Department received a new pumper in 2016. The pumper was delivered in September by Greenwood Emergency Vehicles of North Attleboro. This truck has been assigned to Engine 1 at the headquarters station. We also received a new ambulance in November of 2016. The ambulance was purchased from Specialty Vehicles of North Attleboro. The new ambulance also is assigned to the headquarters station. Both vehicles were delivered on budget. Necessary repairs have been made to the existing ambulance in order to handle any backup medical calls. Funding has been secured through a FEMA grant for the installation on a new fire alarm system and a source capture ventilation system at the headquarters station. Both of these systems are necessary to protect the health and wellbeing of firefighters and EMT’s assigned to this station.

Extensive repairs were necessary this year to Ladder 1. Ladder 1 was manufactured in 1991. Non-destructive testing indicated fractures to critical areas of the ladder. Greenwood Emergency Vehicles completed the repairs which took about three months.

We are making significant progress towards the installation of a new emergency generator at headquarters. Other pending capital projects include upgrading our reporting system and new security systems.

56 Call Activity:

We responded to a total of 1319 calls in 2016. This represents a slight decrease from the previous year. The busiest day of the week continues to be Saturday. The busiest time of day is between 9 am and 12 noon. These calls included:

Structure Fires 6 Medical Emergencies 645 Fire/Rescues 41 Medical Mutual Aid 102 Drills 45 Fire/CO Alarm Activations 189 Citizen Assists 59 Outside Fires 14 Hazards/Spills 57 Mutual Aid Calls 15 Vehicle Crashes 102 Miscellaneous 44

Permits & Inspections:

Fire & Life Safety 102 Smoke & CO Detectors 148 Fire Detection Systems 4 Fire Suppression System 3 Marine Fueling 2 Oil Burner/Tanks 33 Cargo/Transfer Tan 6 Tank Removals 2 Unvented Gas Heaters 4 Explosive Storage 1 LP Storage 42 Fireworks Permits 4 Tents 63 Open Air Burning 357

In closing, we wish to extend our sincere thanks to all our staff, Admin Assistant Cindy Visotski, Marion Police, the various Town Boards, Committees and Departments, the Honorable Board of Selectmen, and especially Paul Dawson, Town Administrator, for their cooperation and support.

Respectfully submitted,

Brian Jackvony Allen Denham Chief Assistant Chief

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58 Report of the RECREATION DEPARTMENT

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

It gives me great pleasure and it is an honor to submit to you the sixty second annual report of the Recreation Department.

Once again, with the aid of many volunteers, dedicated staff and municipal employees, the Recreation Department offered a variety of programs (56) for all ages throughout the year. Here are the highlights of 2016:

Maintenance of Property:

It has been, and continues to be, a priority of the Recreation Department to maintain the facilities that come under its management.

In 2016 a new black aluminum fence was installed at the Point Road School Playground as well as landscaping that included new shrubs, bushes, and flowers. A flagpole was also installed in the vicinity of the original flag pole that stood when the school was in operation. In addition, the basketball playing surfaces at the playground were repainted and resealed.

Under the leadership of the Facilities Department, new doors were installed at the restrooms at Washburn Park.

The seven playing fields, along with the grounds at Washburn Park, Point Road School Playground, Town House Field, Sippican Field and Silvershell Beach had extensive use this past year. With the seasonal extensive use comes maintenance upkeep, and our part-time seasonal employees have done an outstanding job in maintaining these properties.

2016 was the sixth year that Marion participated in the Old Rochester Little League (Marion, Mattapoisett, and Rochester). More than 60 youngsters from Marion participated in the program.

For many years the Town of Marion participated in the Gateway Babe Ruth League (Acushnet, Bourne, Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett, Onset, Rochester and Wareham) with great success, and this year was no exception.

59 Silvershell Beach & Summer Program:

The lifeguards did an outstanding job making the beach safe, friendly, clean and enjoyable. Weekly training exercises, along with daily meetings, were conducted to ensure that safety was the #1 priority. We received many comments on the professionalism of the lifeguards, summer program counselors, and beach staff were this year. Swimming lessons were offered to Marion and Rochester residents.

In accordance with State regulations, daily water testing was conducted at Silvershill Beach by the Marion Board of Health to assure the quality of water for swimming. As a friendly reminder to dog owners, dogs are not allowed on the beach from April to September. Dog waste can and has jeopardized the quality of water at the beach. Test results showing elevated levels of certain bacteria could cause temporary closure of the beach during the busiest time of the year.

Fall:

Fall Recreation Soccer, along with Travel Soccer, had more than 400 children between the ages of 3–13 participating this year. This was the first year that we participated in the South Shore Soccer League, in which we had great success.

I would like to personally thank all of the coaches, volunteers, and in particular Nathan Vaughan, Assistant Director of Recreation, for spending countless hours in making this one of the most popular programs.

Other Programs:

The many other programs include Dance, Musical Theater, Hip Hop, Line Dancing, Vacation Fun Days, Babysitting Course, Home Alone, Youth Basketball, Adult Basketball, Men’s Hockey, Women’s Hockey, Wrestling, Public Skating, Sailing, Volleyball, Adult Classes, and Kids’ Equipment Day.

I would like to extend by sincere gratitude for the valuable support of the Department of Public Works, Facilities Department, Marion Police, Fire, and Harbormaster Departments. Also, Tabor Academy, Rochester Parks Department, Marion Police Brotherhood, Sippican School, Town House staff, and the dedicated Recreation Department employees, especially Nathan Vaughan and Donna Hemphill. Tremendous gratitude and regard for the numerous coaches, volunteers and residents who serve throughout the year - they make it possible to offer so many outstanding recreational opportunities to the citizens of Marion.

Respectfully submitted,

Jonathan E. Dickerson, Director

Report of the HARBORMASTER

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

I would like to thank the Board of Selectmen and the Town of Marion for the opportunity the serve as your Harbormaster. I am pleased to submit this report on the state of Marion’s waterways and our activities over the past year.

Late 2015 and into early 2016 The Marine Resources Committee and Harbormaster Department undertook a comprehensive review of the bulk of our Waterways regulations. Several minor changes were made however the bulk of the regulations remained intact. Looking ahead we will be going through our dinghy and kayak racks and clearing up some of the issues that have arisen over the years as boats grow bigger and the popularity of kayaking increases. The Island Wharf float system will also see some changes over the next few seasons as we look to add a few more floats and restructure some slip assignments to better utilize the available space.

The Harbormaster’s office received a major facelift during the Fall of 2016. The rehabilitation of the office, which included new windows and doors and a complete replacement of the interior office space was done in-house by the Harbormaster Staff. Taking into account this project was done in conjunction with our hauling season I would like to thank my staff who worked tirelessly to complete this project on time and on budget.

Safe boating practices have always been and will continue to be a priority. Through our Boater Safety Classes and public outreach programs we try to instill in boaters a heightened sense of awareness when on the water. While a majority of Boaters are very competent on the water there are always a few that are not. In most cases we have found it to be more productive to use these interactions as teaching moments rather than the end result being a citation

I thank the Members of the Marine Resources Commission for their support and guidance and all the Town Departments that provide valuable assistance throughout the year, this help is greatly appreciated.

Respectfully submitted,

Isaac W. Perry Harbormaster

61 MARINE INCIDENTS BOATING SEASON 2016

DATE REPORT TYPE February 23 Reported vessel in distress March 29 Kayak washed ashore April 24 Person in the water April 27 Vessel taking on water April 30 Overturned vessel May 6 Vessel adrift May 14 Fishing complaint May 17 Person in the water May 19 Disabled vessel May 23 Assist other agency May 27 Assist other agency May 28 Disabled vessel May 28 Waterways violation May 28 Waterways violation May 28 Assist other agency May 30 Fishing complaint June 7 Vessel washed ashore June 6 Vessel adrift June 11 Person in the water June 11 PIW/Unmanned vessel June 12 Boating accident June 12 Assist other agency June 12 Vessel washed ashore June 14 Mooring float washed ashore June 14 Kayak washed ashore June 16 20 minute tie up violation June 17 Disabled vessel June 18 Overdue vessel July 2 Vessel fire July 2 Vessel taking on water July 2 PWC violation July 2 Vessel washed ashore July 3 Waterways violation July 3 Disabled vessel July 4 Waterways violation July 4 Disabled vessel July 7 Disabled vessel July 13 Reported damage July 15 Reported kayaker in distress July 17 Vessel adrift July 23 PWC violation July 23 Disabled vessel July 23 Disabled vessel July 24 Assist other agency July 25 Assist other agency July 26 Damage to vessel

62 August 5 Sunken vessel August 7 Vessel adrift August 12 Disabled vessel August 12 Vessel adrift August 13 Fuel Theft August 14 Unattended vessel August 10 EMS assist August 10 Disabled vessel August 11 Disabled vessel August 12 Mooring float washed ashore August 12 15’ Whaler adrift/aground Allen’s Point August 13 Vessel taking on water August 13 Overdue jet skis August 14 Underage operation August 21 Kayak washed ashore August 23 Infl washed ashore August 26 Missing gear August 26 Missing gear August 26 Missing Infl August 27 PFD violation August 28 Disabled vessel September 6 Keep the peace September 8 Disabled vessel September 10 Disabled vessel

Photo submitted by Isaac Perry

63 Report of the SHELLFISH OFFICER

To the honorable Board of Selectmen: I would like to thank the Board of Selectmen and the Town of Marion for the opportunity to serve as your Shellfish Officer. I am pleased to submit the following report on the state of Marion’s shellfish resources and my activities over the past year. Over the summer and fall of 2016 we grew out 200,000 oysters. These oysters when delivered measured 2mm. During the four months the upweller was in operation we were able to grow them out to an average size of an inch and a half. Once the upweller was shut down in late November the oysters were relayed to areas where they are accessible for both Commercial and Recreational fishing. This year our department transplanted 100,000 soft shell clams to areas around Meadow and Planting Island as well as areas of the Inner Harbor. We plan on continuing in raising these oysters in hope that these efforts will further result in aiding these natural sets for years to come. This year were very successful raising the oysters. We were pleased with how well the oysters responded, we had a great amount of growth in just a few short months. Quahog Populations have also been steadily improving over the past several seasons. Areas of the Inner Harbor, particularly the western shores provided easy season access and abundant quahog beds. The long awaited quahog relay has finally started this past summer. The summer of 2017 we will continue seeding Planting Island Cove. The first 800 bushel of Quahogs have been placed in the Southern most end of Planting Island Cove. I am pleased to announce this area will be open September of 2017 for family’s to enjoy harvesting shellfish. This year we have had three Aquaculture grants that have been in the application process. I am pleased that Douglas Thackeray has been successful in completing the rigorous application and has been licensed to start moving forward on his site. The two other sites are still currently in the application process and should be getting closer in the near future. I would like to thank the Members of the Marine Resources Commission for their support and guidance as well as all the Town Departments that provide valuable assistance throughout the year, this help is greatly appreciated. If anyone has any comments or suggestions, feel free to call or stop by the office. Respectfully submitted, Adam C. Murphy Shellfish Officer !

64 Report of the MARINE RESOURCES COMMISSION

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

The MRC is pleased to submit the following report of activities for 2016.

The MRC, in conjunction with the Harbormaster’s office, has had a constructive year overseeing the harbor and its environment.

Our Harbormaster, Isaac Perry, continues to exemplify professionalism, dedication, and hard work.

Adam Murphy has shown a great competence and proficiency in the position of Assistant Harbormaster/Shellfish Officer.

The Town of Marion is very fortunate to have this level of excellence in the Harbormaster’s Office.

The following is a listing of the responsibilities designated by the Board of Selectmen to the MRC.

1.! Maintain and, in concert with the Harbormaster, periodically make recommendations to the Board of Selectmen for revision of the Marion Waterways Regulations.

2.! Maintain and, in concert with the Shellfish Officer and Harbormaster, periodically make recommendations to the Board of Selectmen for the revision of the Shellfish Regulations.

3.! Provide long-range planning for the harbor and its resources, including matters relating to moorings, piers and docks, land acquisition, water sheet zoning, stormwater runoff mitigation and protection of the harbor’s resources. Coordinate planning activities with other boards/committees, as appropriate.

4.! Oversee capital planning and project implementation to maintain harbor infrastructure. Review capital budget prepared by the Harbormaster and advise regarding same as needed.

5.! Review the operating budget prepared by the Harbormaster and advise regarding same as needed.

6.! Review harbor fees with the Harbormaster and advise the Board of Selectmen regarding adjustments as needed.

7.! Review the shellfish license fees with the Shellfish Officer and Harbormaster and advise the Board of Selectmen regarding adjustments as needed.

8.! Provide guidance to the Board of Selectmen, Town Administrator and marine department on marine resource issues.

65 9. Members of the Marine Resources Commission may also serve on special Town committees to deal with issues that share a common interest with other Town boards.

I wish to thank the members of the MRC for their continued hard work. Also, the Board of Selectmen, Paul Dawson, Judy Mooney, and the Town House staff for their continued assistance and support.

Respectfully submitted,

Gregory W. Houdelette, Chairman Vincent Malkoski, Vice Chairman Peter Wallace, Clerk Carleton Burr, Jr. Scott Cowell Eivind Strand

Photo of quahog relay submitted by Isaac Perry

66 OLD LANDING WHARF OUTSIDE WAITING LIST (MUST APPLY AND OBTAIN OUTSIDE BEFORE INSIDE)

1. Brandon Davis 38 Briggs Lane 06/26/2013 2. Colin McArdle 50 Stoney Run Lane 07/11/2013 3. James Oien 556 Delano Road 08/05/2013 4. William Manning 18 Blueberry Way 10/15/2013 5. Arthur Parks 11 Ichabod Lane 11/04/2013 6. Andrew Old 5 Lady Slipper Lane 05/02/2014 7. Gary Powers 61 Bullivant Farm Road 07/12/2014 8. Lars McKim 8 Kabeyun Road 07/14/2014 9. Louis Hambly 341 County Road 07/24/2014 10. Michael Martinez 560 Delano Road 08/22/2014 11. Samuel Lyons 11 Upland Way 12/09/2014 12. Christian Loranger 80 Front Street 03/31/2015 13. Geoffrey Neal 25 Cove Street 04/01/2015 14. Steven Goodman 8 Olde Meadow Road 07/20/2015 15. Marc Rousseau 301 Walnut Plain 07/21/2015 16. Ron Heagney 16 Cottage Street 10/15/2015 17. Yvonne Jackson 50 Front Street 07/06/2016

Photo by Michele Bissonnette

67 Report of the BIRD ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE RESTORATION COMMITTEE

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen

Throughout 2016, between the Marion Natural History Museum’s Afterschool Program and Marion Recreation’s Summer Camp we made multiple trips to the island. During the spring and fall trips participants have the opportunity to go ashore and into the lighthouse while summer participants enjoy the island from the water as a result of the islands “very protective” tern population. We will continue looking at ways to better facilitate public access to the historic island and nearly 200 year old Bird Island lighthouse.

Early 2016 saw the construction begin on the seawall. Over the first few months of the year the Contractor was able to construct the majority of the nearly 1000’ wall. Throughout Fall and into early 2017 the wall was completed and elevations on the island brought up to the base of the lighthouse. This has been a project that has its roots going back to the early 2000’s. This new seawall and fill will provide the island and 198 year old lighthouse with much needed protection from summer and winter storms for many years to come.

The Committee and I continue to move forward with maintenance and restoration projects. I would like to thank the Marine Resources Committee and the Harbormaster Crew for their dedication and support for our ongoing projects. I look forward to working with everyone in the upcoming season.

Respectfully Submitted,

Isaac W. Perry, Harbormaster Stephen Gonsalves Jeff Doubrava Joseph Keogh Douglas H. Watson

Bird Island Lighthouse, photo submitted by I. Perry

68 Report of the ! ENERGY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

The biggest success story this year was the Town’s leasing of four electric vehicles for use by various Town Departments and Boards. Part of the leasing process included the installation of four charging stations in town. The charging stations are located at the Town House, the Atlantis Drive facility, the Waste Water Treatment Plant, and the Harbormaster. They are for town and public use. With incentives, the cost to lease the cars is essentially zero, avoiding the costs to operate and maintain four hand-me-down police cars while at the same time creating income by their sale. This year also saw the completion of construction and initial operation of the Future Generation Wind project site in Plymouth. Marion will benefit due to our Power Purchase Agreement with the project; it is projected that the Town’s electrical bills will be reduced by 20 to 30%. A Town Meeting Article to set aside 50% of the savings into an account to fund future energy and sustainability projects was defeated. The Clean Energy Corporation (CEC) solar energy project off of Tucker Lane was permitted and constructed and has started producing energy for its subscribers. We invited a CEC representative to a meeting to discuss their business model to determine if we should consider some sort of partnership that would benefit Marion residents. After much discussion it was determined that it would be better for individual residents to participate without Town involvement. The Town’s project to install solar arrays on top of the capped landfill has been at a standstill. The chosen developer has been working with Eversource for connection to the grid. Our project must connect to a power substation in Mattapoisett that must also support two large solar array projects in Mattapoisett that must be upgraded to handle the increased power load. Eversource is making glacial progress in the design of the upgrade. We still do not know when the substation will be upgraded or how soon they will be able to give our project a grid connection. Energy Management Committee (EMC) members have contacted Senator Pacheco requesting help resolving the situation. The Energy Management Committee (EMC) was one of the sponsors for a June public presentation addressing the potential impacts of Climate Change for Marion residents. The presentation was well attended and provided important information. We anticipate additional public education presentations will be presented in the future. One EMC member conducted an extensive analysis and investigation of the potential for replacing the Town’s street lights with LED lights. After much discussion, we were unable to determine if the town would benefit from a change over. A report was submitted to Judy Mooney. The EMC has contributed information to the ongoing Master Plan work.

We continue to work with the Town to implement the Energy Insight program to help collect and manage the Town’s energy use for buildings and vehicles. We are getting consolidated billings from Eversource, but they have been found to be incorrect. Eversource has failed to make proper adjustments in their statements making it difficult to put MA Energy Insight into effect.

The EMC looks forward to further progress in its efforts to combat climate change and encourage energy conservation in the coming year.

Respectfully submitted,

David Pierce, Chairman James M. Bride Robert D. Fisher Jennifer Francis Norman A. Hills Eileen Marum William G. Saltonstall, Jr.

Report of the CONSERVATION COMMISSION

"Considering the whole span of earthly time... Only within the moment of time represented by the present century has one species – man – acquired significant power to alter the nature of his world." — Rachel Carson

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

During the year ending December 31, 2016, the Marion Conservation Commission issued: 19 Orders of Conditions 41 Determinations of Applicability 4 Extensions to existing Orders 2 Amendments to previously approved Orders 12 Certificates of Compliance 5 Enforcement Orders

These documents were written and approved at the 24 meetings held by the Commission during the year. Prior to each meeting, Commission members conducted more than 112 Saturday morning site inspections in support of the meeting agenda or for inspection of potential violations. The meetings and site visits represent over 900 hours of volunteer service this year.

There were three Commission membership changes this year: Cynthia Callow was named Chairman, Kristen Saint Don was appointed as an Full Member after the resignation of Stephen Gonsalves, and Shaun Walsh was appointed as an Associate Member. The Commission’s Administrative Assistant, Donna Hemphill, continues to provide the Commission with superb support.

Again this year members of the Commission attended training sessions and conferences held by the Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions (MACC) to expand their knowledge of State requirements, emerging environmental issues, and administrative processes. The Commission continues to work with applicants to be sure that proposed projects adhere to the Wetlands Protection Act (WPA).

Notable projects that the Commission reviewed this year include: 1.! Bird Island Ecological Restoration – The MA Department of Fisheries and Wildlife has initiated a project to restore the nesting habitat for state and federally listed terns (Roseate Tern and Common Tern) at Bird Island. The rebuilding of the protective seawall and renourishment of the nesting beach is anticipated to finish next Spring. 2.! The Sippican Land Trust proposal for a handicapped accessible trail to the Osprey Marsh property was approved. This will be the first project of its kind in Massachusetts. 3.! Aquaculture – Proposed aquaculture projects continue to be submitted for review. 4.! This year has seen a rise of Enforcement Orders as a number of projects have been unilaterally initiated by property owners without first receiving the required approval and conditioning from the Conservation Commission.

70 5. Miscellaneous a. The Town’s action required to resolve the unauthorized seawall at Sprague’s Cove continues to evolve with permission received from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in early December. b. An Amended Order of Conditions was issued for the restoration of the storm damage at the Grassi Bog. However, MOSAC is awaiting a new cost esitmate before proceeding with the repairs. c. The Pathways Committee received an Order of Resource Area Delineation for the proposed Bike Path. This approved is strictly for the approval of the wetland delineation. A Notice of Intent will be filed when work is proposed.

Respectfully submitted,

Cynthia Callow, Chairman Jeffrey Doubrava, Vice Chairman Norman A. Hills, Clerk Joel D. Hartley, Member Kristen Saint Don, Member Lawrence Dorman, Associate Member Shaun Walsh, Associate Member

Veterans Day 2016, photo by Robert Pina

Report of the Mattapoisett River Valley Water District ! The Mattapoisett River Valley Water District (District) was formed in 2004 to construct and operate the six million gallon per day (mgd) Mattapoisett River Valley Water Treatment Facility (MRVWTF). The District is comprised of the Towns of Fairhaven, Marion, Mattapoisett and Rochester. The treatment facility, located in Mattapoisett, began operations in 2008.

The MRVWTF treats raw water from eight municipal water supply wells owned and operated by the District Towns. The sources include three Mattapoisett wells, one Marion well, and four Fairhaven wells, which are located in Mattapoisett and Rochester. Treatment at the facility includes oxidation with ozone followed by membrane ultrafiltration with Koch membrane filters for the removal of iron and manganese. The finished water is treated to adjust the pH for corrosion control.

2016 represented the ninth year of operation of the MRVWTF. The plant processed 687 million gallons of water during the year. The FY17 operating budget for the plant is $2,007,500 which represents an increase of approximately 1.2% over FY16. The major expenses include power, labor, chemicals and equipment replacement identified in the annual capital improvement plan.

The MRVWTF operated well throughout the year. Routine annual maintenance was performed on major components of the MRVWTF, including ozone, cleaning of pre-filters, and meter testing. The District completed upgrades to the existing MRVWTF SCADA System, including hardware and software upgrades. Staff training was completed for the new SCADA System operation, and the plant is operating on the new system.

A drought advisory for Southeastern Massachusetts was issued by the Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs in July 2016, and upgraded to a warning status in August, 2016. In response, District Towns implemented outdoor water use restrictions identified in their Water Management Act Permit. As of December 2016, drought warning is still in effect, and District Towns continue to monitor drought status and implement outdoor water use restrictions.

Reorganization of District officers was required in 2016, due to the retirement of Jeffrey Osuch and William Nicholson. Mr. Pierce was appointed Chairman, and Mr. Furtado was appointed Vice Chairman. Laurell Farinon and Paul Silva retained their current positions of Secretary and Treasurer, respectively. The Fairhaven Town Administrator, Mark Rees, joined the District Commission representing the Town of Fairhaven, and Mattapoisett Water and Sewer Superintendent, Henri Renauld, joined the District Commission representing the Town of Mattapoisett. Barry Denham also resigned in 2016, and William Nicholson was re-appointed a District Commission member representing the Town of Mattapoisett.

Respectfully submitted Mattapoisett River Valley Water District Commission

Town of Fairhaven Town of Marion Town of Rochester Town of Mattapoisett Mark Rees Paul Dawson Laurell Farinon Paul Silva Vincent D. Furtado David Pierce Jeffrey Eldridge William Nicholson Alfred F. Raphael R obert Zora Frederick Underhill Henri Renauld !

72 Report of the Mattapoisett River Valley Water Supply Protection Advisory Committee

History and Purpose of MRVWSPAC

The Mattapoisett River Valley Water Supply Protection Advisory Committee (MRVWSPAC) was established in 1980 by the towns of Fairhaven, Mattapoisett, Marion and Rochester. The organization grew out of a concern for the aquifer underlying the Mattapoisett River watershed, from which all four towns draw water supplies. Special legislation was enacted in 1983 (Chapter 407) formalizing the Committee.

The MRVWSPAC is made up of three (3) representatives from each town for a total of 12 members. The MRVWSPAC holds public meetings on the second Tuesday of every month at 3:30 p.m. at the Fairhaven Board of Public Works in Fairhaven.

Mattapoisett River Valley Aquifer The Mattapoisett River and its aquifer provide fresh water for water supply, recreation and agriculture to portions of the entirety of five communities in Bristol and Plymouth Counties in Massachusetts. In 2016, our aquifer supplied approximately 2.3 million gallons per day for domestic and commercial users in the towns of Mattapoisett, Fairhaven, Marion and Rochester. A drought advisory for Southeastern Massachusetts was issued by the Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs in July 2016, and upgraded to a warning status in August 2016. In response District towns implemented outdoor water use restrictions identified in their Water Management Act Permit. As of December 2016, drought warning is still in effect, and District towns continue to monitor drought status and implement outdoor water use restrictions.

Summary of 2016 MRVWSPAC Accomplishments

•! Permanent Protection of Land in River Valley: Voted approval of $11,458.94 towards permanent protection of the 114-acre Tinkham Woods Project in Mattapoisett. The property is 100% within the Zone II Aquifer and has 3,700 linear feet of frontage on the Mattapoisett River.

•! Environmental review of projects in the Mattapoisett River Valley:

o! Reviewed plans for projects within the watershed and sent comment letters to respective planning boards in Mattapoisett and Rochester

•! Mattapoisett River Monitoring/Protection:

o! The Towns of Fairhaven and Rochester adopted surface water protection by laws that prohibit surface water withdrawals into any tank vehicles o! Monitored stream flow and water levels in numerous locations along the Mattapoisett River. Maintained a database of critical water level data.

o! Funded Annual Mattapoisett River Hydrologic Monitoring Report

The MRVWSPAC was saddened by the resignation of longtime members Jeff Osuch, Naida Parker and Barry Denham, and welcomed new members Mark Rees and Henri Renauld.

David Watling took over MRV monitoring and data collection when Elizabeth Leidhold resigned.

The MRVWSPAC wishes to recognize the members of its consulting team for their excellent work and contributions in 2016:

Tata & Howard Lead environmental consultant Elizabeth Leidhold Mattapoisett River Valley monitoring and data collection David Watling Mattapoisett River Valley monitoring and data collection Meagan McCarthy Data reduction and graphing Nettles Design MRVWSPAC website management

Respectfully submitted,

Fairhaven Committee Members

Vinnie Furtado, Chairman Mark Rees

Mattapoisett Committee Members Daniel W. Chase William T. Nicholson Henri Renauld, Vice Chairman

Marion Committee Members Rob Zora David Pierce, Treasurer Paul Dawson

Rochester Committee Members Laurell J. Farinon, Clerk Sandy Keese Fred Underhill

74 Report of the OPEN SPACE ACQUISTION COMMISSION

Our Task: The primary task of the Open Space Acquisition Commission is to acquire open space. These purchases must fit some stated need and respect the financial contribution that has been made by the taxpayers. We will not buy just anything, and we will not waste your money by overpaying.

Our Strategy: We try to form a financial partnership on larger purchases to get more value for your dollars. This could mean direct grants to the town, participation with other conservation groups, or a bargain sale. Since the creation of the Open Space Acquisition Commission in 1999, we have partnered with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, United States Department of Agriculture, Sippican Lands Trust and The Trustees (formerly the Trustees of Reservations.) Since we first started working with other groups, we have received more than $1,000,000 in grants to help reduce the cost of open space purchases to the town. In 2016 we received a grant for over $10,000 for work at Grassi Bog (described below).

75 Current Open Space Status: When we talk about permanently protected open space, we are talking about land owned by private, public and nonprofit owners that has been dedicated to such uses as conservation or recreational use by deed. Also included is land owned by a non-profit land trust; or if the town received federal or state assistance for the purchase or improvement of the property. Today of the 9,007 acres of land in Marion, 3,476 are permanently protected open space.

Marion ownership of permanently protected open space is quite diverse. Those groups managing/owning open space include: Board of Selectmen Charles Washburn Memorial Trust Commonwealth of Massachusetts (Division of Fish and Game) Conservation Commission Marine Resources Commission Open Space Acquisition Commission Recreation Commission Sippican Lands Trust The Trustees (formerly The Trustees of Reservations) Water & Sewer Commission Wildlands Trust

Private land is considered protected if it has a deed restriction in perpetuity, if an Agriculture Preservation Restriction (none in Marion) has been placed on it, or a Conservation Restriction has been placed on it. Conservation Restrictions in Marion are held by an equally eclectic group of organizations (listed below):

Buzzards Bay Coalition Commonwealth of Massachusetts (DEP) Commonwealth of Massachusetts (DFW) Conservation Commission Debt for Nature (United States Department of Agriculture) Open Space Acquisition Commission Sippican Lands Trust The Trustees (formerly The Trustees of Reservations) Wildlands Trust

The Open Space Acquisition Commission holds title to 629 acres. The largest parcel is the 282 acre Hales Brook Reservation (http://www.thetrustees.org/places-to-visit/southcoast/hales-brook-and-sippican-river.html) which is managed by the Trustees at no cost to the Town. The next largest, and perhaps busiest, parcel is the Washburn Park Conservation Land (97 acres), which is used heavily buy the dog walking community.

Links to trail maps for those and other open space parcels can be found online at http://www.marionma.gov/pages/marionma_bcomm/openspace

76 Financial: The Open Space Acquisition Commission administers the Marion Land Bank Fund on behalf of the town. This fund is dedicated by state statute to costs associated with the acquisition of land. Any expenditure out of this fund to purchase land must be approved by Town Meeting. Currently the Fund holds $377,567. We have been following the status of several high end properties that would require funds in excess of $1,000,000 to acquire. These are multi–partnership endeavors that require some “seed money” to have these projects succeed. Marion’s $377,567 can be used to leverage a $443,230 state grant. This amount encourages the participation of the non-profit community.

An example of the type of property, among others, that we are tracking is a 300 acre parcel on Route 6. Preservation of the property would reduce nitrogen inputs into Aucoot Cove, create a 1700 foot green strip along southern entrance to Marion, and protect endangered species. The property also lends itself to improve public access as it provides a link to existing trails on the west, east, and north sides of the property and has an existing parking access.

Projects: !"#$%&'()* +",-* In 2016, the Board of Selectmen asked us to do the day to day management of the Goldavitz Bog. This property is located on Old Marion Trail, adjacent to the Sippican Lands Trust Aucoot Woods complex. We were able to partner with the Sippican Lands Trust to improve the perimeter trails around the abandoned cranberry bog and thin out the old blueberry patch. The site has adequate parking and a trail map is available at http://www.marionma.gov/Pages/MarionMA_BComm/Goldavitz.pdf

!.%//'*+",-*This property is located off of Mill Street (Route Six) just north of Sparrow Lane. An unexpected upstream release of water washed out most of the newly installed water control structures in 2014. 2016 was spent finalizing designs and pursuing grants to get the repair work done at no cost to the taxpayers. We were successful in getting grants totaling over $70,000 to get the repairs done in 2017. (Thanks to Emmanuel da Costa and Amanda Chase for grant writing assistance on the Buzzards Bay National Estuary Program grant.) This site has adequate parking and bridges over the flumes will be installed in 2017 to make it easier to walk the loop trail.

+'01*2%(3- Although the Open Space Acquisition Commission is not actively involved in the planning and engineering for the bike path (see report of the Pathway Committee), we are pleased that the years of quiet acquisition of the many parts of the bike path route has finally been completed. We look forward to completion of the bike path as it will provide easy to use access to over 1500 acres of permanently protected open space.

Planning: We anticipated sending out an Open Space Community Survey in 2016. Due to requests and comments by Planning Board Master Plan members we will delay this survey to 2017.

Web Page Additions: In 2016 we were able to produce a draft list of all Conservation Restrictions in Marion, and started on a description of our properties. These will be posted on our webpage as they become final.

We also made a draft of a “Flora and Fauna” list for Marion. As we would like this to be used to report sightings, we have not yet decided on the correct web platform for this.

If you have any questions about anything related to open space please feel free to email us at [email protected], or email/call one of the individual members.

Respectfully submitted,

John Rockwell, Chairman Joseph Keogh Jeffrey Oakes Randy Parker Alan Harris

78 !

Report of the COMMUNITY PRESERVATION COMMITTEE

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

At the May 2016 Town Meeting the CPC recommended two separate Articles for Community Preservation Act funding:

1.! $65,000 to purchase an interest in land within the Town of Mattapoisett that would protect Marion’s public drinking water supply.

2.! $111,950 for the purpose of replacing and restoring the historic windows at the Pythagorean Hall.

Both articles were approved.

Also approved was an Article to provide $2,000 of FY17 funding to the Community Preservation Committee for administrative purposes.

Respectfully submitted,

Randy L. Parker, chairman Margherita Baldwin Jeff Doubrava Stephen M. Cushing Amy Wolfson Mike Popitz Pete Smith

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79 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLANNING COMMITTEE REPORT TO SELECTMEN February 13, 2017

The Capital Improvement Planning Committee (CIPC) works with the Town’s Department Managers to review capital projects and improvements. Each year, during the development of the annual budget for approval by Town residents, the plan is updated based on new or revised plans and provides a forecast for current and future capital needs. The CIPC also makes periodic site visits to Town locations to further understand their capital plans and needs. Site visits this year included the ORR Junior High and High School, the Atlantis Dr. building, Fire Station #1 and the DPW Maintenance Garage on Rt 6.

This year the CIPC welcomed two new members, Steve Nojeim and Julia Olsiewski, replacing Norm Hills and Ted North who were founding members of the group. We thank them both for their long-standing service to the Town. The Committee also participated in two quarterly Department Managers meetings with the Selectmen, Finance Committee, Finance Director and Town Administrator to discuss ongoing and future activities. In addition, the CIPC met with the ORR School District Superintendent, Dr. Douglas White, and his staff. Their inclusion in the planning process provides valuable visibility to our Capital needs, besides the annual information we receive from our Facilities Director at Sippican School.

Nineteen projects totalling $3.7 million were submitted to the CIPC by the Town’s Department Managers for FY18. The CIPC rated and ranked each project based on regulatory requirements, public safety, Department priority, equipment replacement, cost reduction, finance cost and useful life. Attachment 1 contains the rating results for FY18. Typically not every capital project is placed on the Town Warrant. Instead, the CIPC ranking report provides an impartial perspective for the Finance Committee, Finance Director and Town Administrator as they develop a balanced budget for the fiscal year.

The top five ranked projects FY18 are:

FY 2018 Rank Capital Project Funding Source Notes (000's) Overall WWTP Equipt & Reliability Upgrades $1,900 Sewer Enterprise Upgrades must be done regardless of NPDES Permit status 1 Turn-out Gear Phased Replacement $18 General Fund 10 yr life, will replace 5/yr every 2 years 2 Radio "Repeaters" Upgrade $37 General Fund Includes Fire Dept; old equipt outdated 3 Repaving $450 Chapt.90 State Funds Point Rd, Joanne Dr, Creek Rd, Jenna Dr, Spring St 4 County Rd Water Main Replacement $155 Water Enterprise Design only, replacement in F19 5

It’s important to note that what’s missing is full compliance with the NPDES Sewer Discharge Permit as recently proposed by the EPA. It’s unclear at this time the final outcome of this issue and the DPW has requested funds to seek alternative solutions for compliance. We have, however, added a conservative estimate of the potential impact of compliance in future years on the 10 Year Plan.

Also missing from our list for FY18 is the Town House Project. At the time of this writing, it is unclear whether the Project will require capital in FY18. We have, however, included a Placeholder in our 10 Year Capital Plan, recognizing that capital spending will likely occur within that horizon.

We estimate that the funding sources of the nineteen projects would be as follows:

Funding General Water Sewer Waterways New Debt Chapter 90 Source Fund Enterprise Enterprise Account Amount $740 $155 $2,285 $60 $0 $450 (000’s)

Attachment 2 is the projected 10 Year Capital Plan that is updated each year based on the submissions from the Town Department Managers.

Respectfully,

Paul Naiman - Chair Casey Barros - Secretary Steve Cushing Dick Giberti Steve Nojeim Julia Olsiewski Carol Sanz

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85 Marion Tree and Parks Committee Annual Report 2016

The Marion Tree and Parks Committee continues every year with its mission to care, maintain and plant street trees in the town. In addition we maintain 6 parks: Old Landing, Harbormaster, Sippican School Children’s Garden, Island Wharf and Washburn Park. We work with different contractors as well as the Town DPW and Recreation Committee. We have a budget of $10,000 for trees and $10,000 for parks and pretty much spend that every year.

This year we once again handed out tree saplings at the voting polls in honor of Arbor Day. Often people remark how their seedlings from years past have grown so well. In fact the Christmas tree in the Bicentennial Park is from a seedling handed out years ago.

We will also be watching for moths this spring and have in reserve $10,000 which was voted on at last year’s Annual Town Meeting to cover spraying on the major roads in town. I am told by several arborists that this year we will more than likely be using those funds. The Town will be notified when this happens.

In the interim our committee remains dedicated to furthering our efforts and educating the citizens as to the benefits of trees in our community.

Thank you on behalf of our committee:

Margie Baldwin Tim Crowley Margot Stone Katrina Saltonstall Jim Stewart David Pierce Laurie Fearing Susannah Davis

86 Report of the MUSIC HALL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Music Hall Advisory Committee increased its membership to better reflect the interests of the committee and the needs of the Town of Marion. Lynn Crocker, interior designer, Frank McNamee, President of the Sippican Historical Society and board member of the Council on Aging and Phil Sanborn, Music Director at Tabor Academy and Conductor of the Tri-Town Symphonic Band joined our committee in 2016. Lynn and Frank have been instrumental in the restoration of the Reading Room. All three are engaged in improving the acoustics of the Main Hall and making the stage a more appropriate venue for musical events. We thanked Steve Cushing, Selectman, for his service to the committee and welcomed Jody Dickerson as our Selectman representative.

In the fall, we held a luncheon to honor Sheila Converse’s long service to the committee. We also celebrated Phyllis Washburn’s service as committee chair with a tea and the dedication of a lovely teak bench in her honor which will be installed at the entrance to the Music Hall this spring.

We formalized the relationship between the Town of Marion and Sippican Historical Society by amending and renewing the Endowment Agreement stipulated by the Angel Donor in 1995. This agreement is central to the success of the public private partnership between the Town and the Historical Society.

The Council on Aging continues to expand its use of the Music Hall with programs that now occur five days a week. It is a real pleasure to see so many of Marion’s Seniors participating in an increasing number of activities.

The Reading Room furnishings and the landscaping were completed and WiFi was installed. We also received a grant from the Lower Village Development Fund for landscape maintenance.

We continue to work on updating the Guidelines and the Rental Fees. We hope to increase the use of the Music Hall and make it more sustainable financially. We also will remember that Elizabeth Taber, Marion’s benefactress, wanted the Music Hall to be accessible to all of Marion’s residents.

The Music Hall is used for a wide range of events including meetings of municipal boards and private organizations, community occasions, wedding receptions, and private parties. Over the past year privately sponsored community events have included concerts, Oktoberfest, yoga and sound healing, and the Marion Antique Auction.

Margo and I would like to thank all the members of our committee for another successful year. Special thanks to Tami Daniel, our coordinator and Shaun Cormier, Facilities Manager, for their able and cheerful service.

Sincerely,

Christina Bascom, Co-chair Margot Stone, Co-chair Casey Quirk, Secretary Lynn Crocker Clare Healy Foley Frank McNamee Phil Sanborn Tinker Saltonstall Truman Terrell

87 REPORT TO THE TOWN OF MARION FROM THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT (SRPEDD)

The Town of Marion is a member of the Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic Development District. SRPEDD (pronounced sir-ped) is the regional agency serving twenty- seven cities and towns in southeastern Massachusetts dealing with common issues facing our region, such as economic development, growth and land development, transportation, environment, municipal partnerships, and general planning for the future. SRPEDD is governed by a Commission of local mayors, selectmen, planning board members and at large members. We are funded by federal and state grants and local assessments. For 2016 the Town of Marion paid $853.57 to SRPEDD, based upon an assessment of $0.17395 cents per capita.

Local citizens serving at SRPEDD included the following:

SRPEDD Commission: Jonathan F. Henry (Commissioner Chair) and Eileen Marum Joint Transportation Planning Group: Jonathan Henry

Jon Henry is an Officer and member of the Executive Committee as Chairman. He also serves as Ex-Officio to the Finance Committee; and as SRPEDD’s representative to the JTPG Committee.

Technical assistance was provided to the Town in the following areas:

•! Assisted Planning Board on finalizing the Master Plan with meetings, revisions and formatting on final document. (Municipal Assistance) •! Continued assistance with technical support for functional class reclassification of County Road including Rochester and Wareham. (MassDOT) •! Conducted RTE 105/Spring Street Crosswalk Evaluation to assess the need for improved pedestrian safety and connectivity. (MassDOT) •! Continued assistance to South Coast Bikeway Alliance (Marion represented) with mapping, funding guidance, route planning, and sign design. In addition, the Bikeway Alliance worked with East Coast Greenway Alliance to develop a plan for wayfinding signage including inventory of existing signage and identifying future new sign locations. (MassDOT) •! Conducted traffic counts on Front Street (RTE 105), east of Rochester town line, south of Village Drive and south of Wareham Road; Mill Street (RTE 6, NB), north of Mattapoisett town line, Mill Street (RTE 6, SB), north of Mattapoisett town line; Wareham Road (RTE 6, EB), west of Wareham town line; Wareham Road (RTE 6, WB), west of Wareham town line; I-195 EB and WB ramps at Front Street and, Wareham Road (RTE 6) at Front Street (RTE 105) and Point Road. Traffic counts requested in association with the Marion Master Plan. (MassDOT) •! Provided town with technical assistance on Marion Pathway Project. (MassDOT) !

88 Some of SRPEDD's more significant accomplishments during 2016 were:

•! The Transportation Improvement Program, which sets regional priorities for federal transportation funds, was completed and approved for FY 2017-2021. •! Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) for Southeastern Massachusetts, a regional economic development strategy, updated annually by SRPEDD and certified by the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) maintains eligibility for the region’s cities and town to receive EDA funding. •! SRPEDD continued to provide administrative and technical support to the Taunton River Stewardship Council (TRSC) through a Cooperative Agreement with the National Parks Service. The Council is a multi-community, multi-agency collaborative established through the designation of the Taunton River as a Federal Partnership Wild & Scenic River in 2009. In partnership with the TRSC, SRPEDD provides public education and stewardship opportunities to Taunton River Watershed communities, as well as access to local project funds through its Mini Grants Program. •! SRPEDD provides technical planning to two regional transit authorities, SRTA and GATRA, including route evaluations, rider surveys, performance standards and federal reporting. SRPEDD completed a Regional Transit Plan for GATRA that will guide transit improvements in the near future. •! SRPEDD finalized its Regional Bicycle Plan, including a thorough inventory of existing bicycling conditions and statistics, outreach to the public and communities regarding infrastructure needs, and recommendations on how to improve connectivity throughout the region. •! SRPEDD completed the Regional Bus Stop Inventory for all bus stop locations within the SRPEDD region for the GATRA and SRTA. Data collected for each stop will provide assistance toward a Bus Stop Capital Improvement Program to begin in 2017. •! SRPEDD conducts a district-wide traffic-counting program and maintains a computer file of available traffic count data throughout the region. SRPEDD undertook 144 traffic counts at various locations this past year. •! SRPEDD maintains a comprehensive database of all 372 signalized intersections in the region and conducted 56 turning movement counts at various locations this past year. •! South Coast Rail remained a major priority in 2016. SRPEDD continued to support the Southeastern Massachusetts Commuter Rail Task Force, which includes representation from SRPEDD municipalities and regional organizations. SRPEDD also provided technical assistance to communities through 17 projects that implement the South Coast Rail Economic Development and Land Use Corridor Plan. •! SRPEDD is a member of two National Estuary Programs (NEP) including the Narragansett Bay Management Committee and Buzzards Bay Steering Committee, created to protect the resources and promote the stewardship of their respective watersheds. The Buzzards Bay and Narragansett Bay Watersheds together encompass the entirety of the SRPEDD area. As a member of these oversight committees, SRPEDD participates in the development of their respective Management Plans for both programs. •! SRPEDD has been providing technical assistance to the South Coast Climate Change Coalition whose mission is to increase public awareness of the probable consequences of climate change, help communities incorporate resiliency planning, and take actions that help communities adapt to and minimize the consequences of climate change.

89 •! SRPEDD continues as the lead agency for the Resilient Taunton Watershed Network (RTWN). The RTWN is a collaborative of local, non-profit, regional, and state and federal government representatives interested in the future health and resilience of the Taunton River Watershed. The RTWN provides information, conducts outreach and educational efforts, resources and tools to protect existing natural resources, reduce flooding, promote restoration, and develop sustainability. (EPA) •! SRPEDD is a member of the Board of Directors of Southeast Environmental Education Alliance (SEEAL). SEEAL is a non-profit organization whose mission is to help provide quality environmental education and stewardship opportunities to communities in southeastern Massachusetts. SEEAL runs a Mini-Grants Program to support local projects in addition to projects that address climate change, alternative energy, urban agriculture and youth conservation education. •! SRPEDD maintains an extensive Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping program. The mapping program contains a number of data layers including, land-use, zoning, water resources, soils, habitats, transportation network, economic development, priority protection and priority development areas, and other data and information. •! SRPEDD operates the Southeastern Massachusetts Data Center, providing information to businesses, cities and towns, and individuals. •! SRPEDD continues to represent the region as one of thirteen members across the Commonwealth of the Massachusetts Association of Regional Planning Agencies (MARPA). Through its efforts and information exchange, the association assists member RPAs in responding to issues and needs that cross city, town, county, and state boundaries through planning, policymaking, communication coordination, advocacy, education, analysis, technical assistance and legislative support.

SRPEDD was established to serve the cities and towns of southeastern Massachusetts in response to ever-evolving planning-related issues and needs. The agency is governed by dedicated elected and appointed officials from each of its twenty-seven member municipalities (four cities and twenty- three towns), with planning services and technical assistance provided by a staff of twenty-three.

It has been a privilege working with your municipality over the years, and we look forward to continuing service and future collaborations. !

90 Report of the ELIZABETH TABER LIBRARY

The Elizabeth Taber Library continues to be a vibrant center that both welcomes and inspires lifelong learning, access to information, and programs that enrich the community. This is our mission statement which reflects our work throughout the past year making our library the focal point of the Marion community. Items circulated in 2016 and other statistics:

Books, DVDs, CDs, Magazines: 39,117 Overdrive eBooks: 2,158 Overdrive Audiobooks: 758

Total registered borrowers: 3,898

213 Marion library patrons were added

Physical items added to the collection: 2,209

Our Summer Reading Program, “On Your Mark, Get Set, Read!” was an enormous success. 104 programs were provided for children ages 12 and under with a total participation of 2,628 in attendance. Thank you to the local businesses that donated gift certificates as reading incentives for the children. Also, many thanks to the businesses that helped to support our summer reading program with supplies and ice cream. Story times were offered throughout the year for 0-5 year olds. These programs were consistently well attended. In October, we held a cartooning workshop that was very popular. Due to the generosity of the Island Foundation, we were able to host a henna designs program for teens.

The Annual Summer Book Sale this year was a great success thanks to our dedicated volunteers. In addition to our book sale fundraiser, we hosted a sunset canal cruise in September out of Sippican Harbor. Thank you to all that attended and supported the library. It is through the support of generous individual and corporate donations that we are able to continue to offer many free programs and services to the community.

We continue to offer our online resources such as InstantFlix (streaming movies), Universal Class (online education classes), and Zinio Digital Magazines. However, this year we were able to add:

A to Z World Travel - over 200 world city travel guides online Axis 360 – providing access to more eBooks and audiobooks Novelist -- an online tool to find your next great book

All material is free to our patrons with the use of their Marion library card.

91 Patrons can reserve and check out these passes from the Elizabeth Taber Library for discounted admissions:

DCR Parks Pass Heritage Museums and Gardens (new as of 2016) Museum of Fine Arts Mystic Aquarium (new as of 2016) New Bedford Whaling Museum Plimoth Plantation Museum Roger Williams Zoo

This past year the library offered a variety of enriching programs with wonderful speakers that discussed: climate change, organizing for you and your life, yoga, memoir writing, estate planning, growing garlic, traveling to Cuba, and the presidential election. We also held our ongoing adult programs such as the Mystery Book Club, Afternoon Book Discussion, Adult Coloring, and Drop-in Puzzling. We started a Potluck Cookbook Club and it has been fun to see what people cook for the potluck! We continue to offer technology assistance and patrons can “Book a Librarian” for one-on-one free tech help.

This year, we started a new program that was well received in the community: a bike lending program. The bike lending program would not have been possible without the generosity of Tabor Academy which donated the bicycles and the Marion Police department which donated the helmets.

We hosted our first annual Open House in May with over 40 people attending. We had a children’s craft area for making bird feeders, free play with Legos, and an adult puzzle and coloring activities. Someone from the Boston Public Library was also there to speak about their free online resources.

The Elizabeth Taber Library remains a valuable resource for the community and a haven in which to gather, socialize, and learn. We hope that you’ll visit us soon to enjoy all that the library has to offer.

Sincerely,

Libby O’Neill Jay Pateakos Library Director President, Board of Trustees

92 Report of the Marion Natural History Museum

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

It is with great pleasure that we report the Museum is operating in good order and continuing to provide quality environmental education programs for the Tri-town area. Our after-school programs are running at full capacity and we have hosted some very successful evening programs. The Board is grateful for the assistance and support of the Marion Marine and Recreation Departments and the Marion Cultural Council with our after-school, summer, and evening programs.

The Museum Board of Directors expresses our gratitude for and acknowledges the dedicated service of our Director, Elizabeth Leidhold. The Museum could not function without Elizabeth’s efforts to create and coordinate our extensive array of programming and manage our collections.

The Museum conducted the following programs in 2016:

After-school – Winter/Spring 2016 •! Whales of Buzzards Bay - Dr. Michael Moore from WHOI discussed the biology of humpback whale and what we may or may not see in Buzzards Bay in years to come. •! Gearing up for the Great Backyard Bird Count – The GBBC is an important citizen science exercise conducted annually during February. Students explored the resources used by the various organizations that collect the data and investigated other ways to help birds during the winter months. •! An introduction to New England archaeology – A fascinating afternoon with professional archaeologist Craig Chartier. •! Introduction to Ocean Engineering - Mark Whelan, an engineer from Lockheed Martin, introduced students to some of the mechanics of propulsion, steering, and other engineering principles. •! The power of pollinators – Naturalist and environmental scientist Merilee Kelly develops gardens specifically designed to draw in our native pollinators and shared plants and her expertise to teach how to help our winged friends. •! Trip to Bird Island – with the Marion Harbormaster’s office. Bird Island has been undergoing some work to improve nesting habitat for our endangered shorebirds such as the Roseate Tern. •! May 25: Soda Bottle Rockets – An exciting program on the mechanics of rocketry with Dr. William (Toby) Dills.

Summer 2016 – In order to explore new programming opportunities, the Natural History Museum’s Summer programming was redesigned for 2016. We’re still evaluating the success of this effort with an eye toward 2017.

Nature Explorers Week 1 Aucoot Beach - Introductory games, looking at mud flat and salt marsh ecology Munn Property – Learning about shellfish and aquaculture in Buzzards Bay Nasketucket State Park - Learning about and exploring the state park

93 Ned’s Point Lighthouse - Tour of the lighthouse with Coast Guard River Road Pump House with wildlife naturalist Jennifer Carlino - wildlife tracks and sign

Nature Explorers Week 2 Reservation Beach - Shellfish and seaweeds Birds of Mattapoisett with Nasketucket Bird Club president Justin Barrett. Mattapoisett Historical Museum - Discovering a little about the history of the town Marion Natural History Museum - Exploring natural history items collected in the region Shipyard Park - Meeting with Harbormaster’s office, tour of Mattapoisett Harbor

Wednesday Afternoon Summer Programs: The Birds of Bird Island – Learning about the coastal birds which rely on this unique island habitat and a trip to the island. Summer Star Lab – Exploration of summer constellations with the Museum’s Star Lab portable planetarium including identification of some of the features of our nighttime summer skies. Children’s Nature Journaling Workshop - Learning the art of observation with Artist and Naturalist Tricia Cassidy. Students made a small sketch book and then went outside to learn different ways to observe and draw from nature. Making Artwork from Nature – Students collected interesting objects during a hike around town, and used them to create their own masterpieces here at the museum.

After-school – Fall 2016 •! Fall Trip to Bird Island –Students had the opportunity to view the now-empty nesting boxes used by the terns over the spring and summer months, access the Lighthouse to view the bay, and learn about the history of Bird Island from the Marion Harbormaster. •! Insects with Donna Bernier - Donna introducing the students to the wonderful world of these fascinating and important little creatures. •! Rock-Hound 101 – Geologist Jim Pierson discussed the characteristics of rocks and minerals from the museum’s collections as well as his own. •! Cranberries - Dawn Gates-Allen of the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Assoc. introduced students to the life of a bog-owner and the many ingredients that go into providing this important fruit. •! Nature Crafts – During the museum’s annual holiday party the participants had the opportunity to make crafts from recycled and natural materials for gift giving.

The Museum hosted two evening programs in 2016. In April, the Museum welcomed author, geologist, and stone wall enthusiast Robert Thorsen. Professor Thorson presented an overview of New England’s historic stone walls, explaining why they are the signature landforms of the region, and why they convey to us such a visceral sense of place. Later in June, Marion’s own Dr. Greg Skomal of the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries presented an informative program on the current status of Great White Sharks in Massachusetts’ waters. Dr. Skomal spoke about this animal's historical presence in our area, current trends, and the most recent research techniques being used to study them.

94 The Museum also wishes to thank Kate's Simple Eats for the donation of delicious pizzas and Jenny Strand for the wonderful "shark" cupcakes.

We will continue to restore and update our exhibits, displays, and programming in 2017.

Respectfully submitted,

Vin Malkoski, President Marc Sylvia, Secretary David Pierce, Treasurer John Cedarholm Kellie Crete Mike Cronin Sarah Porter

Natural History Museum Fall Trip to Bird Island, photo by E. Leidhold

95 Report of the MARION CULTURAL COUNCIL

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

In Massachusetts, public funding for the arts, humanities and interpretive sciences originates with the Massachusetts Cultural Council which is a state agency. The Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC) was formed in 1990 through the merger of two previously separate agencies, the Massachusetts Council of Arts and Humanities and the Massachusetts Arts Lottery Council.

The mission of the MCC is to promote excellence, access, education and diversity in the arts, humanities and interpretive sciences in order to improve the quality of life for all Massachusetts residents and to contribute to the economic vitality of our communities. The MCC receives funding from the State of Massachusetts and the National Endowment for the Arts and then distributes the funds to local cultural councils. The local councils follow and MCC defined public procedure for seeking and approving funding application. In Marion, applications are available online at the Massachusetts Cultural Council website (http://massculturalcouncil.org/). The local decisions on allocating the funds are reviewed by the state before the funds are distributed.

As Local Cultural Council (LCC) members are responsible for distributing public dollars, councils need to solicit and collect local public opinion about how to best distribute funds. Marion, like most, councils receive more requests than can be funded, and strong council priorities based on community input help to guide grant making decisions. Knowledge of resources, interests, and needs help councils make difficult decisions and encourage community-responsive proposals.

All LCC’s are required to conduct a community input process. LCC’s must gather community/public input every three years and report these finding to the MCC. Marion Cultural Council chose to conduct an online survey which allowed the council to collect responses over a one month period of time, that allowed for easily review survey results without accruing any additional cost. Surveymonkey.com was the free online survey used to collect this data that was available to the public from September 29, 2016 to October 29, 2016.

At the voting meeting on November 10th, 2016 the results of the online survey were discussed. New council priorities and standard were set and agreed upon. These have been published on the Massachusetts Cultural Council website and are listed as followed.

“Marion's number one priority is to promote access to MCC funds to projects that will directly improve the quality of life for those living in and around the town of Marion.

Using data from our community input survey the council will priorities the following when making decisions.

1) The grant will directly benefit a significant amount of Marion residence. 2) Art education 3) Community wide gatherings 4) Nature and environmental education 5) Projects celebrating local history and cultural diversity 6) Projects that offer free or reduced rates to those in need and seniors/residence 7) Field trips

Marion Cultural Council does not have the ability to provide locations for grantees. All grantees should provide a location of their event as well as an approximate date. If working with a school or community organization the council requires that the applicant provide a statement of support from said school/organization.”

The Marion Cultural Council met on November 10th, 2016 to evaluate and vote on the twenty-five (25) grant applications received this fiscal year. A total of $14040.00 was requested; Marion was allotted $4,400.00 by the State of Massachusetts and had $1034.00 of funding unused from 2015. After expenses the council had a total of $5350.00 to distribute to grantees. The council was able to help to support seventeen (17) applicants whose requests we deemed to be most beneficial to our community using the criteria found most significant to Marion residences after reviewing the community input survey.

Upon state review and approval of our decisions, funds will be provided to the Town House Treasurer’s office to be awarded to the successful applicants. Those applicants are as follows:

Applicant Decision Marion Natural History $500 Museum SouthCoast Children's Chorus $200 Rosemary Grey $400 Fairhaven Village Militia $500 Marion Cub Scouts Pack 32 $500 New Bedford Symphony $250 Orchestra Marion Cub Scouts Pack 32 $500 Song Keepers, Ltd $500 Friends of Old Rochester Drama $300 Deborah Stinson $500 Sippican Choral Society $200 Buzzards Play Productions, Inc. $100 Marion Council on Aging $400 SE Massachusetts Pine Barrens $100 Alliance Peterson, Lennie $350 New Bedford Ballet $250 Education Center, Soule $100 Homestead Marion Art Center $200

97 The following report was sent to the Massachusetts Cultural Council on January 17, 2017 and has been approved.

Municipal fiscal officer: Judith M. Mooney, CGA Council representative: Kristen M Saint Don-Campbell

Account Balance Beginning of Period (7/1/2015): $4,404.59 State Revenue (FY2016 Allocation): $4,400.00 Other Revenues: $0.00 Total Revenues: $4,404.79 Total Expenditures: $5,325.00 Account Balance End of Period (6/30/2016): $3,484.38 Local Revenue/Interest in Account Balance: $4.79

Amount Available for Granting

Account Balance End of Period (6/30/2016): $3,484.38 Total Expenditures from 7/1/2016 to 10/15/2016: $1,600.00 Total Pending Expenditures (Encumbered funds): $850.00 Additional Local Revenue/Interest $0.00 7/1/2016 to: 10/15/2016 Available Remaining Balance: $1,034.38 Locally Raised Funds/Interest: $0.00 Administrative Funds for 2017: $84.00 FY2017 Allocation: $4,400 Amount Available for Granting in FY2017: $5,350

Voting Meeting: 11/10/2016

Voting Meeting Attendance:

Cindy Callow Secretary Absent

Kirk Smith Member Absent Kristen Saint Don-Campbell Chairperson Present Madelaine Smith Member Present Susan Schwager Treasurer Present Suzy Taylor Member Present

Respectfully submitted,

Kristen Saint Don-Campbell

98 REPORT ON 2016 SEASON: MARION CONCERT BAND

The 2016 season of the Marion Concert Band began with five Monday night rehearsals (June 6, 13, 20, 27). As usual, our rehearsals were held at the Marion Music Hall.

The opening concert, scheduled for Friday, July 1, was cancelled due to inclement weather. The series continued with concerts every Friday night at the Robert Broomhead Bandshell at Island Wharf, from July 8th through August 26th. The program of our first concert on the 8th was the patriotic line-up scheduled for Independence Day.

The season included the usual variety of thematic programs, including, movie and TV themes, a Young People's concert and an evening of British band music, featuring an appearance by some members of the Cape Cod British Car Club, LTD. The club is a Massachusetts not-for- profit corporation whose membership annually exceeds 250. While members come from all over the world, most members are residents of southern New England. CCBCC members enjoy driving and displaying their English automobiles. Throughout the year the CCBCC participates in events and raises funds for scholarship purposes.

As was the case with one concert last season, we had one performance that started well, but ended badly, weather-wise. On August 12, the weather was sketchy (dark sky), but the forecast made it appear that a weather system moving in would pass north of Marion. As the opening notes of the national anthem sounded, thunder could be heard from behind the bandstand, north of us, and the clouds were illuminated by lightning. As it turned out, the forecast was wrong. The rain started during our second concert piece and the concert was over at 7:20.

The program that ended early was our Latin-American program, an audience and band favorite. The following week we combined the Latin program with the scheduled Broadway program for an interesting mix of two very different musical themes; and the weather was beautiful!

Featured soloists this season included Mary St. Laurent-Sheehan and Zachary Roberts (trumpet), Wendy Rolfe (piccolo), Tracy Fiore (soprano), Daniel Moniz (clarinet), and for the first time ever, a violin soloist. On July 22, during our movie & TV program, violinist Nicole Laprise played the theme from Schindler's List by John Williams, accompanied by the Marion Concert Band.

Audience attendance has been steadily on the rise since we moved the concerts to Friday nights in 2013, then changed the starting time to 7:00 the following year. Those changes have made the series more convenient for working adults and families with young children. This season, we've consistently had some of the largest audiences in over a decade!

In conclusion, I'd once again like to thank the townspeople of Marion for supporting the Marion Concert Band and for keeping the wonderful tradition of band music alive in the town of Marion.

Respectfully submitted,

Tobias S. Monte Music Director, Marion Concert Band

2017 ORCTV Annual Report for Marion

Old Rochester Community Television had another successful year in 2016, with a very strong presence in the Marion community. In addition to our role as the local Government cable access station, ORCTV filmed and broadcast quite number of local events on both our public access channel and through our local educational channel.

This past year found ORCTV filming and cable casting over 100 government meetings in Marion including each meeting of the Board of Selectmen, the Planning Board, The Conservation Committee and The Marion School Committee, as well as special forums on the Town’s infrastructure, the Town House and other issues of interest and concern to the residents of Marion. ORCTV also covered both the 2016 Annual Town Meeting in May and the Special Town Meeting held during the month of October. One final service provided by the staff of Old Rochester Community Television, via the Town’s government channel was the recording of the annual League of Women Voters Candidates’ Night in addition to a series of short promotional pieces recorded for candidates running for various Town offices in the 2016 Town Election.

ORCTV also continued to provide coverage to a number of Marion events throughout the year for our public channel. These events included the Memorial Day Ceremonies and Parade, the Independence Day Parade, The Annual Halloween Parade, Veteran’s Day Services and the 2016 Village Stroll during the Christmas season.

Old Rochester Community Television worked with a number of local organizations and groups during 2016, bringing many hours of local produced programs to area viewers. Among the groups from Marion that ORCTV worked with were the Marion Town House Committee, the Elizabeth Taber Library, the Marion COA, St. Gabriel’s Church, The Benjamin D. Cushing Post 2425 and Ladies’ Auxiliary, The Buzzards Bay Action Committee, Tender Hearts Home Health Care, The Community Baptist Church. The Sippican Historical Society, The Sippican Choral Society, The League of Women Voters, The Board of Health, The Southcoast Children’s Chorus, The Marion Natural History Museum and its after school and summer programs.

In 2017 ORCTV looks to continue its work with the schools of Marion, Mattapoisett and Rochester from our studio located in the Old Rochester Regional High School. ORCTV has begun filming events for the ORR School District for the ETV channel. We have featured concerts, plays, educational programs, district school committee meetings and sporting events which are shown daily on the station’s educational channel and archived on our Vimeo page.

In all ORCTV cable casted 8,300 hours of programming on our public channel, 4,800 hours of programming on our educational channel and 4,850 hours of programming on Marion’s government channel. ORCTV is proud to serve this community as your access media outlet and we hope to continue serving Marion for many years to come.

100 MARION PUBLIC SCHOOLS Marion, Massachusetts

SCHOOL COMMITTEE

Christine Ann Marcolini, Chairperson Term Expires 2019 Kate Ellen Houdelette, Vice-Chairperson Term Expires 2017 David MacDonald Term Expires 2018 Michelle Smith Term Expires 2018 Christine Winters Term Expires 2017

The Marion School Committee meets on the first Wednesday of each month

CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Douglas R. White, Jr., Ed.D.

DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION Elise M. Frangos, Ed.D.

DIRECTOR OF STUDENT SERVICES Michael Nelson, M.Ed.

SCHOOL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR Patrick Spencer, D.A.

DISTRICT FACILITIES DIRECTOR Eugene Jones, B.A.

SIPPICAN SCHOOL

PRINCIPAL, Evelyn Rivet ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, Sarah Goerges SCHOOL PHYSICIAN, Dr. Mendes & Dr. Reynolds SCHOOL NURSE, Maureen Lamoureaux

ORR JR. HIGH SCHOOL

PRINCIPAL, Kevin Brogioli ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, Silas Coellner SCHOOL PHYSICIAN, Dr. Mendes & Dr. Reynolds SCHOOL NURSE, Linda Deveau

ORR HIGH SCHOOL

PRINCIPAL, Michael C. Devoll ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, J. Michael Parker SCHOOL PHYSICIAN, Dr. Mendes & Dr. Reynolds SCHOOL NURSE, Kim Corazzini

101 OLD ROCHESTER REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Marion, Mattapoisett, and Rochester, Massachusetts

SCHOOL COMMITTEE

Tina Rood, Chairperson, Rochester Term Expires 2018 Cheryl Hebert, Vice-Chairperson, Rochester Term Expires 2017 Paul Goulet, Jr., Chairperson, Marion Term Expires 2017 Heather Burke, Marion Term Expires 2019 Michelle Smith, Marion Term Expires 2018 Cary Humphrey, Rochester Term Expires 2018 James Muse, Mattapoisett Term Expires 2018 Dennis Perry, Mattapoisett Term Expires 2017 Peter LeBrun, Mattapoisett Term Expires 2017

ORR Student Representatives – Nicholas Claudio

Diana M. Russo, Secretary to the Superintendent and School Committee

Regular Meetings of the Committee Second Wednesday of Each Month

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Douglas R. White, Jr., Ed.D.

DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION Elise M. Frangos, Ed.D.

DIRECTOR OF STUDENT SERVICES Michael Nelson, M.Ed.

SCHOOL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR Patrick Spencer, B.A.

DISTRICT FACILITIES DIRECTOR Eugene Jones, B.A.

PRINCIPALS Michael Devoll, M.Ed. Kevin Brogioli, M.Ed.

SCHOOL PHYSICIANS Dr. Reynolds Dr. Mendes

102 2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR REPORT!

Introduction ! Old Rochester Regional School District and Massachusetts Superintendency Union # 55 serves the towns of Marion, Mattapoisett, and Rochester. The three communities continue to provide the resources that allow students the opportunities to explore and stretch their knowledge and skills. This year students have participated in a variety of project based and hands-on activities which have led to more engagement and high level critical thinking skills. These types of activities are propelling our students to be ready for 21st Century job opportunities and careers. Throughout the report there is strong evidence of accomplishments in the areas of academics, the arts and athletics by our students. There are also examples of projects and structural changes that indicate improved infrastructure to our facilities. !

Strategic Goals! ! 2015-16 was the third year of our five strategic plans which identified four goals that continue to be the focal point of the work being done in the school districts. Each goal has a group of educators and community members who meet regularly to ensure that the action steps for each of these important goals are met. ! ! The following provides an overview of the goals and the work that has been accomplished:! ! !" Meeting the Needs of all Students ! Strategic Goal #1! By June of 2018, we will have embraced a broad and challenging curriculum that fosters the social, emotional and academic growth of all students.! ! During the 2015-16 school years, vertical teams consisting of teachers from all districts collaborated to align the science and social studies curricula to the state frameworks. At the high school and junior high department chairs have been reinstated to guide the teaching and learning in each subject area. The number of Advanced Placement offerings at the high school has been increased. More students are exploring the arts resulting in a part-time teacher being hired. Educators and administrators are developing and implementing the work of John Hattie and Robert Marzano to increase the rigor and relevance in all subject areas. ! ! Social and Emotional Learning practices are visible throughout all of the schools in the Tri-Towns. Personnel in all of the schools have embraced the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning! (C.A.S.E.L.) model. The junior high and high school have conducted youth risk surveys to gather data to help define supports and needs of students. These surveys have resulted in curriculum and program implementations (Rachel’s Challenge, Drug Story Theatre, elementary health teacher) to assist students with their social and emotional well-being. The Healthy Tri-Town Coalition has provided guidance and resources to help the schools meet the ever changing social and emotional needs of our students. As a result of these efforts, educators are being proactive to address the increased anxiety and stress levels of our students. ! ! !" Relationships ! Strategic Goal #2! By June 2018, we will have developed positive, productive, collegial relationships with all constituencies across the Tri-Town districts to create the environment that fosters student learning! ! During the 2015-16 school year the business administrator and administrators in all six schools have developed a five year capital improvement plan that will address infrastructure, technology, facilities, equipment, security, and maintenance issues in each building. This year the plans secured funding to upgrade the entrances at the region and !

103 in Mattapoisett to improve the safety and security of each building. There were upgrades made to the technology infrastructure in all of the buildings. As a result of the work of teachers and administrators, curriculum materials in math, English and science have been upgraded throughout the districts.! ! As part of this goal the staff and students continue to collaborate with many different stakeholders in the communities to ensure there is a connection between the schools and communities. Some of the events and committees that represent the work of this goal are: Senior Citizen Thanksgiving Dinner, viewing of the “Race to Nowhere” movie, and the development of Healthy Tri-town Coalition, the Early Childhood Council and the Instructional Council. ! ! !" Technology ! Strategic Goal #3! By June of 2018 we will have implemented a 21st century comprehensive technology plan focused on 21st century student learning, teacher learning, as well as the infrastructure to support optimal technologic skills for all in our school communities.! ! Over the last three years the individuals working on the technology goal has focused on three areas: student learning, teacher learning and infrastructure. Students have had the opportunity to learn about the International Society for Technology in Education (I.S.T.E.) standards, use technology devices in the classroom on a regular basis, and take online assessments using computers. Maker spacers have been created in media centers so students have the chance to explore and be creative using a variety of different mediums. Students annually participate in the Hour of Code. Teachers have taken part in numerous technology focused professional development opportunities, which has allowed them to create blended learning lessons in their classrooms. There is a technology capital improvement plan that will allow for technology infrastructure upgrades. The focus is to upgrade the infrastructure in all the buildings across three towns. Cameras and alarm systems have been updated with the latest technology. Connectivity in the buildings has been improved by increasing bandwidth, switches and access points. There is a rotation plan for computers to ensure the latest devices are available to students. Libraries in each of our schools are transforming into library commons, which means that they are hubs of our schools where students can access information through a variety of mediums.! ! The future of this goal is to expand computer science opportunities, align academic programs with new mass technology frameworks, continue to support technology professional development, create technology teacher leadership and student opportunities and recognition, and create opportunities for students to participate in online courses and use metrics to drive progress.! ! As a result of infusing technology into the classroom across all grade levels students will develop 21st century skills that will allow them to think out of the box and take risks in a responsible manner.! ! !" Organizational Structure ! Strategic Goal #4! By June of 2018 we will have examined our current organizational Structure and systems to implement efficiencies that ensure all district-wide goals are met.! ! The group working on this goal created a schematic that shows the complexity of the four districts and how many resources and functions are replicated. Their work has helped identify the efficiencies and inefficiencies that are currently present in our organizational structure. Over the next two years the hope of the group is to explore options and make recommendations to school committee and town officials that will improve the overall effectiveness of all four districts. !

104 ! School Leadership ! ! In the past school year, the administrative teams at the central office as well as at the school levels have remained constant. As superintendent of schools I would like to extend a sincere thank you to the Leadership Team comprised of Assistant Superintendent Dr. Elise Frangos, Director of Student Support Services Michael Nelson, Business Administrator, Patrick Spencer, Principals Michael Devoll, ORR High School, Kevin Brogioli, ORR Junior High, Rose Bowman, Mattapoisett Public Schools, Lyn Rivet, Sippican School in Marion, Derek Medeiros, Rochester Memorial School in Rochester, Assistant Principals Michael Parker, ORR High School, Silas Coellner, ORR Junior High, Kevin Tavares Mattapoisett Public Schools, Sarah Goerges, Sippican School in Marion, and Charley West Rochester Memorial School in Rochester. This team has provided the continuity and stability that created many success stories in all of our schools.! ! School Buildings ! ! All Schools! ! The safety and security of our students and staff remains at the forefront of our facilities endeavors this past year. We initiated upgrades in our door access, alarm and surveillance systems throughout our District. We have also implemented an intense program to monitor air and water quality in all our buildings. This allows us to maintain a healthy and clean educational environment for learning. We have achieved this through scheduled testing and monitoring. ! ! We conducted our survey/audit from the Massachusetts School Building Authority this past November. The School Survey is a statewide assessment of the general facility conditions of all our public elementary and secondary schools in the Commonwealth. The MSBA sent design and engineering professionals to each school to evaluate several key factors including building conditions, general environment, capacity and maintenance. This assessment is done every six years. The inspection teams had nothing but favorable comments concerning our buildings.! ! All our schools participated in the Governor’s Initiative concerning lead and copper in schools. This initiative paid for sampling to confirm that drinking water levels are below action levels in our public school water fountains and fixtures used for food preparation, and will be utilized for the training of school personnel to assist in designing sampling plans. In December we received the results which in most cases were very favorable, with only a few results in the Commonwealth’s action level range, which were immediately corrected. ! ! All schools conducted the routine and required maintenance on all their firefighting and suppression systems, elevators, chair lifts, roofs, boilers and chillers. Preventative maintenance was conducted on all facilities machinery and equipment including HVAC systems. ! ! Rochester Memorial School! ! In keeping with a constant vigilance to the safety and security of our staff and students, we have upgraded our door access system to enhance our ability to monitor and control access to our building. The upgraded system ties into our already enhanced alarm and surveillance system.! ! The lighting management system required a re-alignment and control upgrade. This re-boot and control will not only reduce electrical utility costs, but heighten the visibility both inside and outside the facility.! ! As with every new Building Management System, we are constantly reviewing and conducting efficiency trends to optimize the management of the HVAC System. This has proven to be fruitful in the reduction of utility costs over the last year.! ! Our fresh water supply at the school had all the mandated Commonwealth Safe Water testing completed and all samples were below the Commonwealth’s Action Levels. Notably, the lead and copper testing was moved from one year to three due to the constant low levels for the past three years.! !

105 ! Old Rochester Senior/Junior High School! ! This past year we had to do a “Complete Make Over” of the High School Library due to water damage from a ruptured core from a Roof Top Unit. The library suite was completely restored including ceilings, walls, floors and furniture. The end result was a bright and open library suite that enhanced the students’ research experience. ! ! Each of the walk-in coolers and freezers had failed compressor/condenser and were replaced with new and efficient units. The new units allow us to have better control of the operation and temperature of the cooler and freezer. ! ! Our biggest accomplishment this past year was to institute a funded five-year capital plan. This will enable us to address major facility needs that have not been addressed since the renovation in 2001. We started this past year with the upgrade of our security alarms and surveillance systems. The phase replacement of our aging Roof Top Units cores has also begun with two cores replaced. ! ! During the 2015-2016 school year we also had to replace our multi-purpose field irrigation well pump, motor and piping for our 300 foot irrigation well. The new pump and motor is rated to be 25% more efficient, the pump and motor were 17 years old, we are hopeful that some savings will be seen in our utility costs. ! ! The maintenance staff conducted preventative and scheduled maintenance on all facility equipment, systems and machinery.! ! Sippican Elementary School! ! This has been a very busy year for the facility department at Sippican Elementary. We continue the phase replacement of our floors with this past year completing the re-tile of our cafeteria, incline ramps and door entrances. The ramps and entrances received the highly durable and low maintenance rubber flooring. ! ! Our roofing contractor was able to isolate and repair several roof leaks in the EPDM (rubber roof). After completing the repair we conducted a water test on our entire roof to ensure no other problems/leaks were present. None were detected. ! ! In keeping with our safe and secure initiative, we added “Mutual Link”, a first responder security and communication hardware/software system. This will allow us to actively communicate and report, in “real time”, threats to our students, staff and building. ! ! We have also upgraded our surveillance capabilities through additional cameras and interphase software allowing administrators to monitor as well as record threats and problems both on and off site. ! ! Our playgrounds were completely re-surfaced using the regulated Engineered Wood Fiber (EWF) maintaining the required fall cushion for our students. We also replaced all our swings and completed minor repairs to the playground apparatus to provide a safe play area for our students and the children of the Marion community. ! ! The Commonwealth completed an intense and thorough air quality testing of our entire school. They tested every space and every classroom for air quality concerns. The results were very favorable and they declared our building safe and the air quality was acceptable and safe to occupy. They had 28 recommendations to ensure proper air quality is maintained. All 28 recommendations were completed including such recommendations as moving shrubbery away from the building and keeping classroom uni-vents clear from books and other articles.! ! We also hired Craig Gendreau as our new Supervisor of Building and Grounds in December. He comes to us with a great deal of experience and leadership skills. Mr. Gendreau is a retired U.S. Army Lt. Colonel. ! !

106 Center School! ! We completed repair and update of four Roof Top Units and two Air Handlers which resulted in an increase in the heating and cooling building efficiency. The update of the JACE (brain) controller further improved the capabilities of our HVAC system resulting in utility savings and the ability to have better control off and on site. ! ! We replaced the gym door entrance with a durable and low maintenance rubber floor. That floor system was the best option for an entrance that supports the high traffic that both the gym and playground receive.! ! We also continue our security update at Center by upgrading and enhancing our security alarm and access system. The update allows us to have one access system for the entire district, which enhances the ability to manage district-wide access when needed and to improve the data entry and recovery with no corruption between the different school buildings.! ! The Town of Mattapoisett voted an article as part of the Capital Improvements to make funds available to construct a security vestibule to provide a security barrier for all visitors entering the school. The security vestibule will ensure only authorized individuals are properly identified and badged before entering the school. We have started the procurement process. The plans and specifications have been drawn up by our architect. ! ! We are excited to have promoted Craig Harrison from custodian to Supervisor of Building and Grounds. He brings a wealth of experience in not only the custodial arena but as a leader with the management skills needed to maintain our school in the high material condition that we have come to expect. His promotion opened a vacancy in the second shift that we filled through an inter-district transfer. Amilcar Barbosa come to us from Rochester Memorial School and has proved to be a welcomed asset to the Center School team.! ! Old Hammondtown School! ! At Old Hammondtown we also updated our security alarm and access system and plan to construct a security vestibule to have control of individuals entering the school. ! ! With Capital funds we were able to re-surface the cafeteria floor. The cafeteria is used for much more than an area to eat lunch. Many plays and productions as well as Mattapoisett Town voting are conducted in that space. The new floor not only improves the overall appearance of the cafeteria, but also extends the use of the cafeteria for years to come.! !

Student Services and Special Education ! ! During 2016 and as compared with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts the Marion, Mattapoisett, Rochester and Old Rochester Regional School Districts educated 86% of the children who receive special education within a full inclusion model of service delivery, as compared with a state average of 62.8%. The benefits of education within the neighborhood schools include: higher expectations for students with disabilities; improved instruction (because of the need for teachers to teach to individual children regardless of their achievement levels); and a richer school environment because of the diversity of our classrooms. The average percentage of students with disabilities (SWDs) is 14.7%, which is 2.4% less than the state average of 17.1%. However, there is variability in the percent of students with disabilities among our school districts. ! ! The percentage of students who are eligible and receiving special education services in each school district as compared to the state of Massachusetts is outlined in the table below:! ! !"#$$%&'()*+("*! ,!-'!

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Another important accomplishment during the 2015-2016 was the successful completion of the Coordinated Program Review. Every six years the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education fully reviews programming in the areas of Special Education, Civil Rights, and English Language Education. The purpose of this process is to ensure that the school districts are in full compliance with all mandated laws and regulations. At the conclusion of this process, Marion, Mattapoisett, Rochester and Old Rochester are in full compliance. !

Special Education Services Enrollment!

Students who receive special education services in the Tri-Town Area range in age from 3 to 21. Our integrated preschool program called Project GROW provides services for any preschoolers who are eligible for special education. Some preschoolers, who are eligible for special education services, receive therapies on an appointment basis based on individual need. !

Students in elementary schools range from those who may have very mild learning or language disabilities or a developmental delay to students who have very significant disabilities (autism, multiple disabilities, etc.). School-based TEAMS consider the impact of the student’s disability on their education in determining the types of services or program the student needs. Some students with complex disabilities affecting all areas of their lives may require services after school or during summer vacation. As students become older, school based TEAMs work with adult agencies to begin the transition process for students who are entitled to services.!

Finances

Federal and state grants continue to offset staffing in all four school districts, as well as provide staff development for targeted student needs including social/emotional learning, language-based learning disabilities, and students with significant and complex needs. Grants also offset a percentage of preschool programming. Finally, the continued investment in providing special education services within the neighborhood schools enriches the quality of teaching available to all students, improves the school culture and ultimately results in students with disabilities and their families maintaining a higher level of independence.!

The School Budgets !

The table below displays the trends in the budgets of the Tri-Town district in the last three years.

The per pupil cost for education in the schools of the Old Rochester Regional and Massachusetts Superintendency Union #55 is compared to each other as well as to the Massachusetts state average:!

FY’13 FY’14 FY’15! Marion $12,782 $14,931 $15,978! Mattapoisett $15,850 $15,449 $15,817! Rochester $12,495 $13,192 $13,695!

108 Old Rochester $14,339 $13,956 $14,099! State Average $14,021 $14,518 $14,936! !

The source of support for public education programs in the Old Rochester Regional School District/Massachusetts Superintendency Union #55 includes funding sources described in the tables below:!

Local Tax Assessments: Local School Budgets: (Grades K-6 Elementary School Program)!

FY’14 FY’15 FY’16! Marion $5,582,338 $5,608,265 $5,634,987! Mattapoisett $6,092,177 $6,201,946 $6,385,750! Rochester $5,545,003 $5,672,343 $5,798,410! !

Old Rochester Regional School District (Grades 7-12 Program)!

FY’14 FY’15 FY’16! Operating Capital Operating Capital Operating Capital! Marion’s share $3,699,930 $264,127 $3,782,733 $257,795 $3,969,601 $251,463! Mattapoisett’s share $4,566,814 $367,544 $4,470,450 $358,733 $4,588,798 $349,922! Rochester’s share $3,995,996 $331,242 $4,147,586 $323,302 $4,260,523 $315,362! !

State Aid (Towns (K-6) & ORR District (7-12)!

FY’14 FY’15 FY’16! Marion $ 459,899 $ 595,842 $ 670,258! Mattapoisett $ 587,658 $ 661,547 $ 772,515 ! Rochester $1,738,272 $1,750,422 $1,762,322! Old Rochester $2,238,126 $2,382,613 $2,715,679! ! FY’14 FY’15 FY’16! Federal and State Entitlements: $1,028,749 $907,018 $788,242! Competitive Grant Funds: $ 12,511 $ 8,990 $ 9,000! ! Enrollment !

The October 1st enrollment totals in the Old Rochester Regional/Massachusetts Superintendency Union #55 Districts indicate relatively static school populations. The school age population is not changing appreciably in any of the three towns, a circumstance that appears to reflect the general lack of real estate activity in the area.!

October 1 Figures!

2014 2015 2016! Sippican School 438 443 454! Center School 268 251 233! Old Hammondtown 229 229 210! Rochester Memorial 476 481 467! !

109 ORR Junior High School 457 460 482! ORR Senior High School 715 701 688! ! Although a high percentage of the elementary school students K-6 are enrolled in the Tri-Town Public Schools there is some movement to independent and parochial schools from grade seven and a more significant movement to independent, parochial, and vocational school, after the eighth grade. The following chart captures trends in student transfers. The largest transfer trend is seen from Grade 8 to Grade 9 where some of our students opt to go into Vocational High Schools, such as Upper Cape Cod Technical High School, Old Colony Regional High School and Bristol County Agricultural High School.!

2014 2015 2016! Grade 6 232 235 209! Grade 7 223 239 239! Grade 8 246 221 243! Grade 9 200 172 163! Grade 12 168 177 160! Graduating Class * 160 183 187! ! * Graduating class figures are as of June; other figures are as of October 1, 2016.! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! GRADE! ! MARION! MATTAPOISETT! ROCHESTER! TOTAL! ! ! ! ! ! ! ELEMENTARY! ! ! ! ! ! PROJECT GROW! 27! 21! 22! 70! K! ! 50! 46! 49! 145! 1! ! 65! 55! 70! 190! 2! ! 52! 52! 58! 162! 3! ! 63! 59! 60! 182! 4! ! 68! 67! 76! 211! 5! ! 62! 72! 61! 195! 6! ! 67! 71! 71! 209!

SUB-TOTALS! ! 454! 443! 467! 1364! JUNIOR HIGH:*! ! MARION! MATTAPOISETT! ROCHESTER! TOTAL! 7! ! 73! 84! 82! 239! 8! ! 71! 82! 90! 243! SUB-TOTALS! ! 144! 166! 172! 482! SENIOR HIGH:*! ! MARION! MATTAPOISETT! ROCHESTER! TOTAL! 9! ! 54! 55! 54! 163! 10! ! 47! 58! 71! 176! 11! ! 45! 72! 68! 185! 12! ! 48! 53! 59! 160! SP! ! 2! 0! 2! 4! SUB-TOTALS! ! 196! 238! 254! 688! !

110 SUB_TOTALS 7-12! 340! 404! 426! 1170!

GRAND TOTAL! ! 794! 847! 893! 2534! UPPER CAPE COD:! MARION! MATTAPOISETT! ROCHESTER! TOTAL! 9! ! 1! ! ! 1! 10! ! 9! ! ! 9! 11! ! 3! ! ! 3! 12! ! 3! ! ! 3! TOTAL! ! 16! 0! 0! 16!

OLD COLONY:! ! MARION! MATTAPOISETT! ROCHESTER! TOTAL! 9! ! ! 11! 21! 32! 10! ! ! 7! 21! 28! 11! ! ! 3! 16! 19! 12! ! ! 10! 16! 26! TOTAL! ! ! 31! 74! 105! BRISTOL COUNTY AGGIE:! MARION! MATTAPOISETT! ROCHESTER! TOTAL! 9! ! ! 1! 4! 5! 10! ! ! ! ! 0! 11! ! 1! 4! ! 5! 12! ! 1! 1! 4! 6! TOTAL! ! 2! 6! 8! 16! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! *not including school choice! ! ! ! ! ! ! SP= Special Program (18-22 years of age)! ! ! ! ! ! NON-RESIDENT & SCHOOL CHOICE! ! GRADE! ! NON-RESIDENT! ! ! TUITION & NON TUITION! ELEMENTARY :! ! Marion! Mattapoisett! Rochester! PROJECT GROW! ! ! ! K! ! 1! ! ! 1! ! ! ! 1! 2! ! 1! ! ! 3! ! ! ! ! 4! ! 1! ! ! 5! ! 1! 1! ! 6! ! 1! 1! ! TOTAL! ! 5! 2! 1! ! ! ! School Choice Students! ! Mattapoisett Public Grade ! ! ! Schools! ! 3! ! ! 2! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

111 JUNIOR HIGH:! ! ! ORRSD! ! 7! ! ! 7! ! 8! ! ! 3! ! TOTAL! ! ! 10! ! SENIOR HIGH:! ! ! ORRSD! ! 9! ! ! 9! ! 10! ! ! 15! ! 11! ! ! 16! ! 12! ! ! 20! ! TOTAL! ! ! 60! ! ! The following students from Marion graduated in 2016.!

Sydney Danyll Arruda Emil Dali Assing Kia Alexis Barros Olivia Leigh Bellefeuille Matthew Evan Nolan Bishop Tayla Naomi Campbell Autumn Christine Carter Grace Elizabeth Costa-Medeiros* Samantha Pauline Dean Courtney Lynn Dextradeur Catherine Nichole Feldkamp Aibhlin Christine Fitzpatrick Airyelle Meredith Francis Holly Anne Frink Wiley Miller Gibson Shane Dennis Harkins Eryn Elizabeth Horan Riley Carter Johnson Jessica Rose Keegan Isabella Rosanna King Charlotte Virginia Levine Kylie Patricia Machado Hayli Lynn Marshall Nicole Elizabeth Mattson Madeline Rose Meyer Morgan Kay Middleton John Richard Nakashian Brett Walker Noone Jared Dana Nye Shalala Jean Ohlman Hunter Christopher Parker !

112 Shawn Robert Perreira Gabrielle Nicole Poitras Evan Q Portelance Caitlin Elizabeth Poulin Alexandria Paige Powers Braelie Ray Prescott-Arruda Dennis Alexander Reynolds* Hannah Mary Rose Evan Dwight Santos William Fredrich Santos Kristina Nicole Sauerbrey Emily Nicole Savino Bailey Avis Sweet Alex Michael Tavares Harold Raymond Terpeny IV Alexandria Morgan Way Camerin Rae Zell *certificate of attendance

The following students graduated in 2016 as part of the School Choice Program.! ! ! Shane! Taylor! DeSousa! Acushnet! Matthew! Victor! Fortin! Acushnet! Benjamin! Michael! Jennings! Acushnet! Michaelah! Noelle! Nunes! East Freetown! Karl! Logan! Burgner! Fairhaven! Andrew! Riley! Carey! Fairhaven! Hailey! Mae! Gray-Jenney! Fairhaven! David! Michael! Tripanier Jr.! Fairhaven! Kyle! Eugene! Camacho! Lakeville! Nathan! James! Wentworth! Middleborough! Tanya! Christine! Medeiros! New Bedford! Evelyn! Mae! Racine! New Bedford! Jewlya! Nichole! Sturtevant! New Bedford! Serena! Marie! Iacovelli! Wareham! Jillian! Rose! Mello! Wareham! Robert! Joseph! Smart! Wareham! Conrad! Jan! Wierzbicki! Wareham!

! Hannah! June! Deane! West Wareham! ! Union Agreements! ! During the 2016 school year, contracts were settled with the Old Rochester Professional Educator Associations, which represents the teachers, instructional assistants and secretaries. Apart from these three groups, the ORR school committee !

113 settled with the United Electrical Union who represents custodians and cafeteria workers at the region. At the time of this report, negotiations have started with the Marion Teachers Association and the Rochester Memorial Support Staff. Please note that these two contracts will expire in the summer of 2017.! !

Curriculum & Instruction! ! Standardized Testing! ! The Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) performance of each of our Elementary Schools and Junior High School for the 2015-2016 school year can be seen below as are the Science, Technology and Engineering (STE) MCAS scores, which are taken by students in grades 5, 8 and 9.! ! NB: PARCC scores do not align with MCAS scores. PARCC performance levels provide a scoring scale designed to help parents know if their child met the rigorous standards expected to be learned at each grade level. Instead of the “Advanced, Proficient, Needs Improvement or Warning categories, the score reports delve deeply into the standards so families can see what areas of mathematics or ELA were learned and which need additional bolstering. ! ! PARCC performance levels can be seen in this chart.! !

! Mattapoisett Public Schools! ! Mattapoisett ranked first (94th percentile) out of 125 schools in the South Coast region.! The schools, Center and Old Hammondtown, continue to build on their culture of excellence and exhibit outstanding growth. !

PARCC Tests of Spring 2016 Percent of Students at Each Achievement Level for Mattapoisett!

Trans. Student Number Trans. Mattapoisett! Avg Growth Level! of CPI! Level 5! Level 4!Level 3 !Level 2 !Level 1 ! Scaled Percentile 4 & 5 ! Students Score! (SGP)! Included! Grade and #! Mean! #! Median! Subject!

114 Grade 3 ELA! 66! 11! 55! 27! 3! 3! 765! 62! 64! 91.8! --! -- ! Grade 3 Math! 73! 26! 47! 23! 2! 3! 772! 62! 64! 94.9! --! -- ! Grade 4 ELA! 80! 26! 54! 19! 1! 0! 773! 70! 72! 92.4! 67! 78.0 ! Grade 4 Math! 80! 19! 61! 16! 4! 0! 771! 70! 72! 91.0! 67! 82.0 ! Grade 5 ELA! 79! 10! 70! 15! 5! 0! 769! 73! 73! 95.9! 68! 71.0 ! Grade 5 Math! 85! 25! 59! 14! 1! 0! 773! 71! 71! 97.9! 67! 90.0 ! Grade 6 ELA! 93! 33! 60! 4! 4! 0! 781! 84! 85! 97.6! 80! 86.0 ! Grade 6 Math! 80! 23! 57! 15! 5! 0! 770! 84! 85! 93.8! 80! 79.0 !

! Growth in Mathematics! As a level 1 school district, Mattapoisett is proud of its capacity to close achievement gaps for all learners.! In grade 3 math, 74% of students were in the combined category of Level 4 and 5 compared to 56% in the previous year. In English Language Arts, 80% of students placed in the L4 and L5 categories compared to 55% in 2015. In grade 5 math, 86%of students placed in the L4 and L5 levels compared to 76% in the previous year. Lastly, in grade 6, 80% performed in the L4 and L5 compared to 79% in the previous year.! ! Growth in English Language Arts! For English Language Arts, 67% of grade 3 students placed in Levels 4 and 5, the two top performance levels. This is up from last year’s 49%. In grade 4, 81% were in the L4 and L5 compared to 63% last year. In grade 5, 81% were in L4 and L5 just as they were last year. In grade 6, 92% performed in the L4 and L5 category. This increased by 11% from last year!! ! Based on these steady improvements, the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education ranked the Old Hammondtown school a level 1 school for the seventh year in a row. Center School, grades pre-K through 3 is also a level 1 school. Center School received an overall performance status of 95 in a scale of (1-99). The Old Hammondtown School, a grade 4-6 upper elementary school, is highly ranked in the state for both English language arts and mathematics (boston.com). It is among the top rated schools in the state for 6th grade English Language Arts, as number 2 in the state of Massachusetts! 100 per cent of all students met the state determined targets. High needs children, as defined by children who are English Language learners, disadvantaged or special education also met the target by 100%.! ! Students in grade 5 take the Science Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment system (MCAS). In Mattapoisett, students consistently score high when compared to the state on the technology and engineering materials and tools standards, and on standards for Earth and the Solar System, Life Science and Adaptations of Living things.!

Science Technology and Engineering MCAS Test of Spring 2016!

The table below describes the Percent of students at each achievement Level for Mattapoisett in Science.! In science, 74% of Mattapoisett students scored Advanced or Proficient compared to 47% of the state.! Students consistently score high in technology/ engineering and tools, in standards focused on Life science, Mattapoisett reached 81% proficiency vs the state’s score of 71%. Lastly on science multiple choice questions, Old Hammondtown school fifth grader outscored the state by 8%. The average score on Open Response writing for students is 2.45 (out of 4 points) vs. the state at 1.98.! Proficient Or Needs Warning/ Grade and Advanced! Proficient! Higher! Improvement! Failing! Included! CPI! Subject! District! State! District! State! District! State! District! State! District! State! Grade 05 Science/Tech 74! 47! 23! 16! 51! 31! 23! 38! 3! 14! 73! 90.1! Eng!

115 Marion Public Schools!

On the PARCC Tests of Spring 2016, all subgroups of children in Marion met their targets, including high needs children. This is a particular point of pride for the Sippican community.!

The Percent of Students at Each Achievement Level for Marion is shown below.! The 2016 performance on PARCC and MCAS places Marion’s elementary school as a Level 1 school.! ! Math Performance! Grade 3 realized a significant jump in the number of students exceeding expectations. There was a significant reduction of children in the Level 2 category and a major jump in L4 and L5 combined. In grade 5, 87% of students are in the Levels 4 and 5. For grade 6 results were stable with 75% of students in levels 4 and 5.! ! In English Language Arts grade 3, Level 5 increased by 5%. Other grade levels remain stable which may be reflecting the numbers of children moving into the community who had not experienced the Sippican curriculum.! !

Trans. Student Number Marion! Avg. Trans. CPI! Growth Level 4 of Level 5! Level 4! Level 3! Level 2! Level 1! Scaled Percentile & 5! Students Score! (SGP)! Included! Grade and #! Mean! #! Median! Subject! Grade 3 ELA! 66! 11! 55! 20! 9! 5! 763! 65! 67! 88.4! --! -- ! Grade 3 Math! 77! 40! 37! 17! 6! 0! 773! 65! 67! 94.4! --! -- ! Grade 4 ELA! 64! 9! 55! 26! 9! 2! 759! 58! 59! 83.9! 52! 43.0 ! Grade 4 Math! 66! 14! 52! 24! 9! 2! 763! 58! 59! 87.3! 52! 62.0 ! Grade 5 ELA! 73! 10! 63! 23! 2! 3! 764! 62! 62! 94.4! 59! 45.0 ! Grade 5 Math! 87! 26! 61! 11! 2! 0! 774! 62! 62! 97.2! 59! 67.0 ! Grade 6 ELA! 75! 12! 63! 23! 3! 0! 763! 75! 75! 95.3! 73! 41.0 ! Grade 6 Math! 75! 16! 59! 19! 5! 1! 765! 75! 75! 92.3! 73! 47.0! ! Science, Technology and Engineering MCAS Test of Spring 2016! ! This year’s science results showed a marked improvement from last year’s. It took place during a year when a new Science, Technology and Engineering framework was being implemented. More students rose to the Advanced category and 0% performed in the Warning category. Marion Open Response writing scores were 13 points above the state average for Open Response Science Writing.!

The Percent of Students at each Achievement Level for Marion can be seen below. ! Proficient or Needs Warning/ Grade and Advanced! Proficient! Higher! Improvement! Failing! Included! CPI! Subject! District! State! District! State! District! State! District! State! District! State! Grade 05 Science 74! 47! 26! 16! 48! 31! 26! 38! 0! 14! 62! 91.9! Tech/Eng! !

116 ! Rochester Public Schools! ! Based on the 2015-2016 PARCC examinations, Rochester remains a Level 2 school based on missing Level 1 designation by one point! ! ! In English Language Arts, grades 4,5, and 6 achieved between Levels 3-5 for 98% of the students. Student growth percentiles were 85 for grade 4 ELA, with a 62 growth percentile for grade 6 ELA compared with the expected GP of 50.! ! In Mathematics, grades 4,5, and 6 achieved between level 3-5 for 93%, 94% and 95% of the students on the PARCC exam. Not one students in grades 4-6 scored at Level 1 on the Mathematics assessment. The student growth percentile expected was a 50. The student growth percentile achieved in grade 4 math was 82. It was 74 in grade 5 math.! ! Trans. Student ! Number Growth Rochester! ! Avg Trans. CPI! Level! Level! Level! Level! of Percentile Level 2 Level 1! Scaled 4 & 5! 5! 4! 3 Students (SGP)! ! Score! Grade and ! Included! #! Mean! #! Median! Subject! Grade 3 ELA! 41! 0! 41! 42! 10! 7! 743! 69! 69! 83.0! --! -- ! Grade 3 Math! 51! 10! 41! 25! 22! 1! 749! 68! 68! 84.6! --! -- ! Grade 4 ELA! 79! 29! 50! 19! 0! 2! 778! 58! 59! 91.9! 56! 85.0 ! Grade 4 Math! 69! 12! 57! 24! 7! 0! 766! 58! 59! 89.4! 56! 82.0 ! Grade 5 ELA! 65! 2! 63! 30! 5! 0! 757! 63! 66! 93.9! 63! 45.0 ! Grade 5 Math! 69! 6! 63! 24! 6! 0! 760! 62! 65! 93.8! 62! 74.0 ! Grade 6 ELA! 77! 16! 61! 21! 3! 0! 768! 77! 77! 96.4! 74! 62.0 ! Grade 6 Math! 68! 8! 60! 27! 5! 0! 760! 77! 77! 91.6! 73! 42.0! ! After two years of the Go Math! program, teachers are teaching to the rigor expected on the PARCC and clearly, Rochester students are rising to those expectations.! ! Science, Technology and Engineering MCAS Test of Spring 2016! ! Rochester students performed higher than the state in the Proficient category in Science.! RMS students performed 11% above the state on the Life Science Questions. They were 8% above the state on technology and engineering questions. While there is work to be done in science, the advent of a new STEM position is expected to provide the coaching teachers need to implement the new, rigorous standards. ! Proficient or Needs Warning/ Grade and Advanced! Proficient! Higher! Improvement! Failing! Included! CPI! Subject! District! State! District! State! District! State! District! State! District! State! Grade 05 Science 56! 47! 11! 16! 45! 31! 33! 38! 11! 14! 66! 83.3! Tech/Eng! !

117 Old Rochester Regional School District! ! In the 2015-2016 school year, the Old Rochester Junior High and High school complex served nearly 1200 students. While both schools are ranked Level 2, this signifies a plateau in the growth towards expectations of two high performing schools. Exponential growth for high-performing schools becomes increasingly more challenging. The Old Rochester High School is also home to the Tri-Town pre-school which provides high school students with the opportunity to learn about early childhood education by assisting our new Pre-school teacher, Mrs. Janet Gauvin. The High School’s assessment continued to be the MCAS examination in English Language Arts, Mathematics and Science. Whereas, our Junior High students took the PARCC exams in Math and English Language arts. They also took the Science MCAS at the conclusion of grade 8.! ! Old Rochester Junior High School Achievement! ! As seen in the science, technology and engineering data below, the data is trending upward as the JRHS performed with 50% of all students in the Advanced or Proficient category in Science, with 9% above the state S.T.E. A and P performance. A new curriculum framework for Science, Technology and Engineering connected with the Next Generation Science Standards had been in development for several years; it was finally approved by the MA DESE in April of 2016. Across all of our grades, realignment to these new rigorous inquiry-based standards is taking place. Grade 8 students performed in the 67th percentile, with 86% percentile for students with disabilities. Our tech teacher, Mr. Scott McElroy is instrumental in that the JRHS performed 9 percentage points above the state on Technology and Engineering standards. !

Science, Technology and Engineering MCAS Test of Spring 2016!

Proficient Or Needs Warning/ Advanced! Proficient! Grade & Subject! Higher! Improvement! Failing! Included! CPI! School! State! School! State! School! State! School! State! School! State! Grade 08 – Science 50! 41! 3! 6! 47! 35! 42! 40! 8! 19! 215! 79.2! Tech/Eng! ! In grade 7 English, 71% of our students performed at the 4 or 5 level on the PARCC assessment, which are the highest levels, indicating that they are meeting or exceeding grade level standards. In grade 8 English, 70% placed at Level 4 and 5. Grade 8 has the second highest CPI score in our D.A.R.T. group and the highest PARCC CPI that was on target. Points of pride in mathematics are that we are in the 74th percentile for all students and the 76th percentile for students with disabilities. ! The table below describes the Junior High School English Language Arts and Math PARCC assessment data.! ! Trans. Student Number Avg Trans. CPI! Growth Grade & Level Level Level Level Level Level of Scaled Percentile Subject! 4 & 5! 5! 4! 3! 2! 1! Students Score! (SGP)! Included! Media #! Mean! #! n! Grade 7! 71! 23! 48! 18! 9! 2! 763! 231! 235! 92.1! 223! 29.0! ELA! Grade 7! 65! 15! 50! 26! 7! 2! 759! 232! 236! 86.8! 224! 45.0! Math! Grade 8! 70! 16! 54! 24! 5! 1! 766! 203! 205! 96.7! 197! 38.0! ELA! Grade 8! 39! 0! 39! 32! 18! 11! 740! 104! 106! 74.3! 100! 27.0! Math! Grade 8! 89! 12! 77! 11! 0! 0! 777! 102! 102! 96.6! 96! 33.0! Alg. I! !

118 ! In mathematics, we were proud to see the seventh grade improvement from 74.5% advanced and proficient grow from last year by 1.8 points. The percent advanced increased from 22.6% to 28%.! ! Nearly half of our grade 8 students take Algebra 1 in the grade 8 year to ensure they are on the path to Pre-Calculus or Calculus in High school. This path opens the doors to engineering, pre-medical and business careers. We do not have barriers to entry for this course and our students succeed greatly in the 4 sections offered. 89.% of Algebra students scored in the Advanced or Proficient levels (Level 4 and 5). Moreover, to meet the needs of advanced students, 7 middle school students in grade 8 were enrolled in Honors Geometry at the High School ! ! Additionally, given our overall performance on these JRHS mathematics assessments, and the burgeoning numbers of students in advanced courses, we may surmise that our work on curriculum and instructional strategies in the classroom- from vertical teaming in the elementary years to having a math coach at the Junior High has paid dividends on students’ mathematical learning.! ! Old Rochester Regional High School Achievement! ! At the high school, the MCAS examinations are taken in the 3 core subject areas of Math and ELA in the grade 10 year. In grade 9 students take the Biology Science MCAS for a final Science test administration.! ! 98% of ORR grade ten High School English students in performed in the Advanced and Proficient categories, which is testimony to the hard work of reading and English teachers along the continuum of instruction across all of our schools to provide an excellent, rigorous education in the districts and alignment to the rigors of the Common Core State Standards. Moreover, in English, failure on the exam was reduced from 1% to 0%. Growth in CPI went from 42.0 in the spring of 2015 to 50 in the spring of 2016.! !

Proficient or Needs Warning/ Grade & Advanced! Proficient! Included Higher! Improvement! Failing! Included! CPI! SGP! Subject! in SGP! ORR! State! ORR! State! ORR! State! ORR! State! ORR! State! Grade 10 98! 91! 55! 47! 43! 45! 2! 6! 1! 3! 200 ! 99.3! 46.5! 186 ! ELA! Grade 10 89! 78! 64! 54! 25! 24! 10! 15! 2! 8! 200 ! 95.3! 50.0! 185 ! Math! Grade 9 Science 77! 73! 23! 29! 55! 44! 22! 21! 1! 5! 195 ! 91.9! N/A! N/A! Tech/Eng!

! In mathematics, 89% of ORR students performed in the Advanced and Proficient categories. We reduced failure on the Math exam from 3% to 2%. Growth in Mathematics went from 42 in the spring of 2015 to 50 in the spring of 2016. ! ! Science courses and electives continue to be highly enrolled in at the High School. 77% of students performed at the Advanced and Proficient levels at the Old Rochester Regional High School. Failure on the on the Science exam decreased from 3% to 1%. However, a slight reduction in growth from 93.6 in the spring of 2015 to 91.9 in the spring of 2016 impacted ORR’s achievement level. ! ! A particular point of pride is that all Old Rochester Regional High School high needs students met the target for expected performance. (High Needs = disadvantaged students, special education students, and English Language learners.)! !

119 Advanced Placement Enrollment and Performance! ! At the high school, students continue to increasingly see the AP advantage and challenge themselves by taking courses in 12 Advanced Placement offerings including: English Literature, English Language and Composition, European History, United States History Calculus, Statistics, Biology, French and Spanish, among others.! ! When students earn a qualifying score, or a 3, 4, or 5, on an Advanced Placement examination, they can earn “Advanced Placement” or college credit, at their future college or university. In the graduating class of 2016, 62.5% of seniors scored a 3 or higher on at least one AP exam. ! ! In 2016, a total of 321 AP exams were taken by students. The table below documents Old Rochester High School students’ increasing enrollments in AP courses as well the inauguration of the popular Advanced Placement Psychology course which commenced in 2016. As for AP scholars, earning recognition for high performance on three or more Advanced Placement examinations, 17 students achieved this commendation. Fourteen students who performed at high levels on 4 AP exams were AP scholars with Honor. Seventeen students were AP scholars with Distinction, which means that these students received an average score of 3.5 (of 5) on five or more Advanced Placement exams. ! ! 2012-2013! 2013-2014! 2014-2015! 2015-2016! Course! Enrollments! Enrollments! Enrollments! Enrollments! AP Biology! 39! 52! 23! 70! (2 Sections)! AP Chemistry! not running! not running ! 23! not running! AP Calculus! 17! 17! 14! 18! AP English 11(Comp)! 18! 36! 30! 41! AP English 12(Lit)! 18! 38! 41! 41! AP European History! 9! 14! 12! 15! AP French! 5! 8! 6! 1! AP Psychology! Not offered! Not offered! Not offered! 69! AP Spanish! 8! 8! 12! 19! AP Statistics! 8! 37! 40! 34! (2 sections-both years)! AP US History! 13! 11! 25! 13! Total Enrollment ! ! ! ! ! for the Year! 135! 221! 226! 321! ! Awards, Commendations and Post-Secondary School Preparation! ! Our seniors were recognized in many ways for their outstanding academic performance, participation in their communities, and for their prowess in athletics.! ! As a result of earning Advanced on both Math and English MCAS, 54 students graduating in the spring of 2016 earned the John and Abigail Adams scholarship which provided these scholarship recipients a tuition free education in our Massachusetts state college or University system. Nearly $93,000 in scholarships was given to graduating Old Rochester seniors based on the generosity of community organizations. Annually, the Cape Cod Five Bank bestows the gift in kind of a Lenovo Computer to a graduating senior intending to study engineering. This computer is valued at over $5,000 dollars.! ! The senior class of 2016 applied to and were admitted to diverse institutions of higher education, reflecting their career aspirations and expectations for value in the educational dollars they and their families expend. Seniors enjoyed acceptances to highly selective colleges such as MIT, Boston University, Bentley and Babson as well as local Massachusetts institutions of higher education with religious affiliations including Assumption College, Boston College and Holy Cross. As they apply to !

120 colleges across the United States, some chose to matriculate at Belmont University in Tennessee, Colorado State University, or Coastal Carolina University. Students also elected to attend schools for engineering including Northeastern, Rennsalaer and Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Wentworth. The lion’s share of Old Rochester graduates sought the economic benefit of attending our Massachusetts State University system; many chose to attend Bridgewater State University, the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth and the UMass flagship campus at Amherst. What remains evident is that whether seniors choose to honor their country by electing to enter the armed services, or the world of work, ORR students attain admissions to many institutions and opportunities commensurate with their interests, goals and aspirations and high school performance.! ! Conclusion!

The focus of the school district is to look for ways to increase the social and emotional learning support, infuse technology to create a blending learning environment, prepare for the new Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and conduct a series of audits to ensure the district is in compliance of federal and state regulation while meeting all student needs.!

The Department of Education has adopted the new (ESSA) to take the place of the NCLB Act of 2002. ESSA will hold all students to high academic standards while preparing all students for college and career opportunities. The Act will also allow for more local control while reducing the burden of test results on districts.!

As a result of these changes there will be a shift in the way our children receive instruction in the classroom. Teachers will need to move away from lectures, students taking notes and performing practice homework, to being a facilitators who provide a lab environment where students will participate in project based learning using the latest technology, collaborating with classmates, and using their time outside the classroom to listen to teacher prepared lectures, researching the latest information on the topic. !

Educators in the tri-town have used their professional development time to ensure curriculum in all subject areas are aligned with the common core state standards and will assist in creating classrooms that are student-centered. Students in grades 3-8 will be asked to take part in the new online MCAS 2.0 next generation assessment, to prepare for these test students participated in the PARCC online assessment over the last two years and performed at a high level.!

With these changes the optimal level of resources from the federal, state and local will be instrumental if the tri town school districts are going to sustain and maintain and increase the services provided to our children. On behalf of the children of the Tri-Towns, as Superintendent of schools, I truly thank you for providing the support, resources, and encouragement to ensure that every student receives the education that will allow them to realize their dreams.! School Committee & ! The following School Committee members concluded their service during the 2015-2016 school year, and we extend our thanks for their willingness to offer the many hours and considerable commitment required for this particular responsibility. The stakes involved in school committee decision-making are quite high.!

The following school committee members completed terms in 2016:!

Cynthia Johnson, ORR School Committee, Mattapoisett! Linda Harju, ORR School Committee, Marion! Charles Motta, Mattapoisett School Committee ! ! The following school committee members began terms in 2016:!

Faust Fiore, ORR School Committee, Mattapoisett- from May 2016 to September 2016! Dennis Perry, ORR School Committee, Mattapoisett - from February 2017 to May 2017! Heather Burke, ORR School Committee, Marion ! Rachel Westgate, Mattapoisett School Committee!

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In the 2015-2016 school year, Sippican School proudly celebrated its continued rating as a Massachusetts Level 1 school. Additionally, the school exceeded the State’s target for all subgroups of students. We recognize that the ability to provide quality education to all students takes the combined efforts of staff, students, families, and a community that supports the education of their students. We are grateful for these invested constituents.

The school year began with 455 students, including 37 new students in grades 1 through 6. “Growth mindset” and social emotional health were the main themes of the 2015-2016 academic year. Staff, students, families and community worked together to nurture a culture of and excitement for learning. The “I can grow my brain!” attitude was apparent when viewing the variety of professional development offerings staff availed themselves of, student learning opportunities across the curriculum, and the many chances students had to learn through the arts and other special presentations. A District-wide report card committee was formed to not only look at best practices in reporting student academic progress, but to also intentionally integrate the five components of CASEL (Collaborative for Academic, Social and Emotional Learning). These actions allowed us to ensure a well-rounded education for every child, in consideration of both academic and social emotional needs.

Staffing

We welcomed many new staff members this year. Mrs. Grace Rodrigues, a former student teacher under Mr. Resmini with several years’ experience with New Bedford public schools, was hired as our new physical education teacher. Melissa Rogers and Molly McGowan, both talented early childhood educators, were strong additions in kindergarten. Tracy Feeney added her teaching experience from Loft Preschool and Newton Public Schools to round out the 1st grade team. Melissa Cieto and Emily Condry brought their fresh educational perspectives and passion for teaching to the 3rd grade team. Adam Gonsalves, made the move from New Bedford Public schools to Sippican as a 6th grade teacher. Lindsay Swanton brought her abilities and positivity as a new teacher on our special education team. Jillian Wilson joined the staff in the role of paraprofessional. These new staff members have been a contributing force to the continued growth and development of programming for children. We bid farewell to several very special, veteran staff members. Mrs. Janice Proc retired after over thirty years of teaching. She taught several grade levels and many, many students during her time at Sippican. Her educational skills, devotion to students, and ability to mentor colleagues will be greatly missed. Susan Paling retired from the physical education department. Her skills enhanced physical fitness and brought joy to countless students. Karen Clark and Nancy Havel, longtime paraprofessionals, retired from their assignments. We thank them for their team spirit and intuitive skills with children.

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Professional development is essential to keeping teachers on the cutting edge when working with our students. In this spirit, staff participated in many, varied opportunities. The administrative team attended the Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) conference, returning ready to share learning and implement a variety of ideas with their staffs. Leanne Dineen, Cathy Furtado, Julie Bangs, and MJ Menezes attended Teachers College at Columbia University. In turn, they provided professional development to colleagues to fully implementing Readers and Writers Workshop. Professional developer and reading expert, Kathy Collins, worked with teachers on four dates across the year to support the work being done in the teaching of reading. All staff members attended a full day professional development with Dr. Ross Greene, on the topic of social emotional health and behavior. Dr. Greene’s shared philosophies were extended as staff members studied his book, Lost at School, during staff meetings. The Every Day Math consultant worked with staff to familiarize staff with the Common Core version materials. Several teachers completed course work to gain their Sheltered English Language endorsements. Sarah Goerges and Jessica Barrett attended two technology conferences, MassCue and Learning Launch Across Boundaries. They shared much of what they had learned with students and staff. To enhance the teaching of writing, teachers worked with staff developers from Keys to Literacy. Our Reading Recovery teachers, Kelly Kelleher and Amy Wiggin, continued their participation in Continuing Contact training. This training keeps them in the forefront of reading instruction. Both readily shared their expertise with students, staff and families.

Sippican School was awarded a State commendation grant that allowed ten staff members to collaborate with teachers in Middleboro on strategies for best practice in the areas of reading and math. As part of the grant, teachers performed observational rounds to inform both their practice and discussions. This grant led to recommendations for enhancing curriculum.

Two additional professional endeavors included the Report Card Committee and the Vertical Science Team. The Report Card Committee consisted of teachers across the District who worked to create a standards based report card. The new report card will be rolled out in the 2017-2018 school year. The Vertical Science Team had representatives from each school, grades K-8. They began, and continue to, develop a scope and sequence of instruction based on the new Massachusetts NGSS standards.

Highlights Across the School

Breakfast came to Sippican School on January 19th. The breakfast program gives all students the opportunity to start their day with a well-balanced, nutritious meals, serving 50-100 students daily.

123 The State was invited to perform an air quality evaluation of the school. Their finding were positive, with a few areas of concern. These concerns were immediately remedied under the oversight of facilities director, Eugene Jones.

2015-2016 saw the beginning of grade level “Town Meetings.” During a thirty minute block, on a rotating seven-day cycle, students at each grade level meet with the school adjustment counselor and administration to develop an understanding of school-wide expectations, teamwork, and problem-solving strategies.

Students at Sippican not only learn in their classrooms, but are offered a variety of learning experiences outside the classroom that encompass both their curriculums and the arts. These were presented in the form of projects, field trips, in school presentations and clubs. Among these opportunities were visits with and to the New Bedford Symphony across the grade levels, presentation by the Boston Museum of Science to grade 4 on how simple machines work, an interactive presentation on Colonial America, the Marion Fire Department’s presentation on fire safety, Zeiterion Theater experiences for every grade level, a kindergarten visit from the Owl Lady, participation in Hour of Code, marketplace project, zoo project, Festival of Lights and many field trips that directly linked with curriculum. After school hours, learning continued with student’s participation in Band, Chorus, Garden Club, Lexia Club, Homework Club, Drama Club, and the Makey Makey tech offering. Each offering is a demonstration of the investment on the part of staff and community to extend learning beyond that which takes place in the classroom.

This year we saw our very own Hannah Moore named as a finalist for teacher of the year. Congratulations, Hannah! Hannah received approval for her jazz ensemble to join Falmouth Academy for an experience called, “Music in the Mountains.” Several students traveled to New Hampshire to play several “gigs,” and share musical technique with their high school counterparts.

Community Connections

Volunteers At Sippican Elementary (V.A.S.E.) tirelessly supported the academic experience at Sippican School by promoting the arts. They graciously coordinated all trips for each grade to the Zeiterion Theater. Each grade level was able to bring varying experiences into the school that added to the curriculum through their financial support. Examples of these programs would be the Colonial America theater group, coordination of the New Bedford Ballet performance, and the Boston Science Museum presentation for grade 4. V.A.S.E. members supplied recess equipment to allow students many activity choices. We are appreciative of their continued assistance to the the students of Sippican School.

A generous donation made it possible to continue the lease of Chrome Books so that students in grades 3 through 5 have access to the technology needed to be successful on State mandated testing. The donation paid for countless field trips, lunch and breakfast balances, and essentials such as: coats, backpacks and more for students needing assistance. We are grateful for this selfless generosity.

124 Through the grant writing and work of Diane Cook, Jennifer Jones, and Hannah Moore, the Sippican Community Garden received a grant from Whole Foods to erect a greenhouse. The structure was completed in early summer and will create a year round opportunity for hands-on learning. We thank all who were involved in the grant writing, planning, and donation of services to make the greenhouse a reality.

Our school community offers many school to home, and school to community connections. Families have opportunities to see learning in action during the school day. A few of the many offerings this year were Mrs. Boussy’s Family Learning Walk, 1st grade Family Traditions, Vocabulary Day All School Meeting, open invitation at all All School Meetings, Fossil Study by grade 3, and understanding the scientific process through volcanoes in grade 4. Family and community members are regularly invited to see student learning and talent outside of the school day. Here are a few of the highlights from 2015-2016:

•! Sippican School band marching in parades •! Band and Chorus evening performances •! Chorus performance as an invited guest at the Choral Society’s Music by the Sea •! Drama club’s performance of “Under the Big Tent” •! Science/STEM fair •! “Read Like a Jedi” schoolwide reading challenge •! Sippican’s Got Talent, talent show •! Arts in Action •! Band Blast

Conclusion

2015-2016 was an incredible year for students and adults to nurture and grow their brains! We are grateful to the hard work and investment of all who believe in the power of education.

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130 Principal’s Annual Report Old Rochester Regional High School 2016 Michael Devoll – Principal J. Michael Parker – Assistant Principal

Our Towns Our school serves three southeastern Massachusetts towns: Mattapoisett; Marion; and, Rochester. All three towns have maintained their individual charm through careful and thoughtful community planning. Marion and Mattapoisett are quaint, close-knit seaside communities. Rochester has a more rural landscape surrounded by scenic farms, cranberry bogs, pine forests and fresh water ponds. Residents are proud of their school systems and have been very supportive in passing legislation to insure its continued success.

Our School The 2015-2016 school year featured a student body made up of 777 students, including 62 students attending Old Rochester Regional High School through the School Choice Program. Our student body resides in the communities of the Tri-Town: Marion, Mattapoisett, and Rochester. Through the School Choice Program the school was able to welcome residents of the following communities to our school: Acushnet, Fairhaven, Lakeville, Middleboro, New Bedford, Wareham, and Westport. In 2016, ORRHS graduated a class of 183 seniors, which represented a graduation rate of 98%. ORRHS school offers a comprehensive curriculum with a wide selection of Honors and Advanced Placement courses. In 2015, approximately 93% of ORR graduates continued their education at two or four-year colleges.

Our Faculty Of the 61 faculty members at ORRHS, 78% have their Masters degree and 3% have their Doctoral degree.

This past year, Old Rochester has been named to the College Board’s 6th Annual AP® District Honor Roll. The Honor Roll recognizes 547 school districts in the U.S. and Canada that have increased access to AP course work while maintaining or increasing the percentage of students earning scores of 3 or higher on AP Exams.

The DREAMFAR High School Marathon Club has had a successful first year on the Southcoast. Six students from ORR, one student from Dartmouth High School, and one student from City on a Hill New Bedford completed the Providence Marathon in May. The program also included over forty volunteers and mentors from both the schools and the greater community. The program challenges students to reach their full potential--physically, socially, emotionally, and academically--through a mentor-supported marathon training program. Dreamfar mentors run alongside youth and help them train for and complete the Cox Providence Marathon by providing companionship, motivation, and support. This program is entirely funded and run through community support and donations. DREAMFAR Southcoast has already expanded in 2016-2017 due to the success of our first year students. We are looking forward to another successful year for our club.

131 The School to Career program provides a student with a unique educational experience that joins a structured in-school academic program with a work internship. During the 2016-2017 school year, eighteen seniors participated in the School to Career program at the high school. Placements included Tobey Hospital, Fun 107 Radio Station, Sippican Elementary School, Child Care Center, ORRCTV, Southeastern Massachusetts Education Collaborative, Village Veterinary Hospital, Source North America, Advanced Dental Care, Chase Canopy, Kool Kone, as well as various positions located within the high school.

The English Department ran a new half-year Genealogy elective. As part of their research, students visited the New Bedford Library and New Bedford City Hall where they discovered family documents and learned research techniques. Some of our thirty plus students also visited the Providence Library, where they took part in a taping of Genealogy Roadshow, a national television program (PBS). The English Department Theater Elective performed its 25th show in May. The production, Scenes from Shakespeare II, included our largest cast to date with over forty students! Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors worked together on every aspect of the production for a successful performance.

During 2015-2016 Bulldog TV has covered ORRHS Basketball games, music concerts, Homecoming Week and ORR Superlative Gala

The Old Rochester Regional High School Debate Team had a strong year in 2015-16 within the Eastern Massachusetts Debate League (EMDL). This season the debaters argued the following resolution: Resolved: The United States federal government should establish a policy that substantially curtails domestic surveillance. Varsity debaters Ben Bradford graduated, ending a strong four years in the league. Junior debaters: Joshua Lerman, Jacob Spevack, Colleen Garcia Justin Shay and James Goulart all had strong showings within the league.

In 2016-17 the Debate Team is arguing the following resolution, Resolved: The United States federal government should establish a policy that substantially increases its diplomatic and/or economic engagement with the People’s Republic of China.

Across-the-board, the Old Rochester Regional High School proved to be first-class and continued the school’s history of excellence. The school also wishes fond farewell to staff members Caitlin Barker, Toby Kyle, Olga Surpless and Barbara Tully. Joining our staff during the 2016-2017 school year were Elizabeth Andrews, Alison Barker, Kate Butler, Diana Carreira, Janet Gauvin, and Rebecca Okolita.

Respectfully submitted,

Michael Devoll Principal

J. Michael Parker Assistant Principal

132 Report of the MARION SCHOOL COMMITTEE

The 2016 year has brought many changes and exciting initiatives and advances forward at Sippican Elementary school. The start of the new school year in the fall of 2016 brought with it over forty new students to Sippican (dispersed throughout the grade levels), which did not include our entering kindergarten students. With the new students and families who have moved into Marion/enrolled in the Sippican school over the past two years, the school has seen a rise in the level of social, emotional and behavioral needs of its students. In order to respond to this a number of steps have been taken by administration and staff in order to help children to be successful throughout their school day. We have full implementation of Responsive Classroom (with training for all staff at all the elementary schools) across grade levels. The CASEL model was fully adopted by the district in 2016 as a guideline for social emotional reporting. The school district has also increased the number of CPI trainers from one to four (at each district) to train staff members in Non-violent Crisis Intervention.

In order to continue to support the staff in meeting the social/emotional learning and behavioral success of the students, the administration will be bringing in Jessica Minahan (renowned behaviorist and author) to conduct professional development/training for the staff in January, 2017. The school committee also voted this year to hire a full time Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to be on staff at Sippican, which administration is currently interviewing for. On a day to day basis the administration and staff continue to make necessary changes/respond to the needs of the students in classrooms, lunch, recess etc. and to work with families to increase student success throughout their school day.

Community outreach has been a big focus of Sippican school as well as the district at large this year. One community event hosted by the district was a screening of the “Race to Nowhere” movie which was well attended by families throughout the district. The entire administrative Team also worked to host the movie “Screenagers” for all families (grades 3-12) at the High School. This event was very well attended by students and families from throughout the Tri- town. The administration is committed to continuing this work around healthy, responsible use of technology and digital citizenship and supporting families in this area. For the start of 2017 it is scheduled that all of our older elementary school students will watch this movie together to be hosted at ORR.

At Sippican what we are most proud of, however is the Parent “Anchor” program which was established, organized and run by two Sippican teachers Lisa Dix and Lisa Horan. This community outreach program is “designed to secure a positive and open relationship between Sippican School and its’ families through a series of conversations and activities.” The meetings have been held at different locations throughout Marion, snacks and raffles as well as babysitting have been provided to facilitate participation. The topics thus in 2016 (meetings for which have been very well attended) have been: attendance/homework, introduction to the new report card and tips on how to read with your child. Topics for Anchor moving forward into 2017 will include: a parent training by Jessica Minahan, understanding school terms/acronyms, mindfulness and the power of a “growth mindset.” This talk surrounding mindset will builds off of work that was done with the staff around “fixed” versus “growth” mindsets last year.

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From a curriculum standpoint, our Everyday math materials are fully up to date with current curriculum standards. Across the district, the ELA curriculum has been reviewed and updated using vertical teaming and we have seen full adoption of the library/media curriculum. Social studies vertical teaming began in the summer of 2016 across the district and will continue. Moving ahead into 2017 more work will be done by the Sippican staff and their colleagues in our two sister schools around what our needs will be for full implementation of the new science and technology STEM standards. A great deal of work through vertical teaming was done in 2016 (which was spearheaded and overseen by Dr. Elise Frangos) to create a new standards based report card. Work is being done to insure that the staff will be able to roll out this new report card for the start of the 2017 school year, and that information be shared with the families to facilitate this transition in how we communicate with families around school achievement. In the Spring of 2016 the Sippican students 3-6 took the PARCC test and did quite well across the grade levels. Sippican continues to be a Level One school. The school is looking ahead to make sure the students are as prepared as they can be for the new MCAS 2.0 which will they will be taking in the spring of 2017.

The second half of 2016 the budget sub-committee has been working diligently with administration and town representatives to look ahead to meeting the budgetary needs of our school for 2017. We made a staffing change this year by hiring a “supervisor of building and grounds” to oversee the day to day care of Sippican School, to respond quickly to any repairs needed and to help us to look ahead to systematically replace aging parts and systems. Mr. Craig Gendreau has been a great addition to the Team and played a vital role in responding to multiple unexpected univent failures and the damage they temporarily caused to the building. The committee will continue to work with the facilities Team, administration and the when needed the town to help maintain the beautiful Sippican School facility attended by Marion’s children every day. Over the past year continued work has been done to strengthen the technology and infrastructure at Sippican School. We are committed to look at ways to maintain and sustain this technology moving forward.

The committee, administration and staff continue to be very grateful to the town, families and community who have steadfastly supported the Sippican school and the high quality education provided to its students.

Respectfully Submitted,

Christine Marcolini Marion School Committee Chairperson

134 MARION GRADUATES 2016

Sydney Danyll Arruda Emil Dali Assing Kia Alexis Barros Olivia Leigh Bellefeuille Evan Matthew Nolan Bishop Tayla Naomi Campbell Autumn Christine Carter Grace Elizabeth Costa-Medeiros* Samantha Pauline Dean Courtney Lynn Dextradeur Catherine Nichole Feldkamp Aibhlin Christine Fitzpatrick Airyelle Meredith Francis Holly Anne Frink Wiley Miller Gibson Shane Dennis Harkins Eryn Elizabeth Horan Riley Carter Johnson Jessica Rose Keegan Isabella Rosanna King Charlotte Virginia Levine Kylie Patricia Machado Hayli Lynn Marshall Nicole Elizabeth Mattson Madeline Rose Meyer Morgan Kay Middleton John Richard Nakashian Brett Walker Noone Jared Dana Nye Shalala Jean Ohlman Hunter Christopher Parker Shawn Robert Perreira Gabrielle Nicole Poitras Evan Q Portelance Caitlin Elizabeth Poulin Alexandria Paige Powers Braelie Ray Prescott-Arruda Dennis Alexander Reynolds* Hannah Mary Rose Evan Dwight Santos William Fredrich Santos Kristina Nicole Sauerbrey Emily Nicole Savino Bailey Avis Sweet Alex Michael Tavares Harold Raymond Terpeny IV Alexandria Morgan Way Camerin Rae Zell

*Certificate of Attendance

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137 Presidential Primary # Eligible Voters 3,764 March 1, 2016 Total Votes Cast 1,874 Percent 49.8%

Dem Presidential Preference Blanks 0 Bernie Sanders 510 Martin O'Malley 2 Hillary Clinton 530 Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente 0 No Preference 4 Write-ins 3

TOTAL 1,049

State Committee Man Blanks 314 Dennis C. Gallagher 731 Write-ins 4

TOTAL 1,049

State Committee Woman Blanks 304 Mary Wasylyk 741 Write-ins 4

TOTAL 1,049 Democratic Town Committee 10,402 Blanks 88

Write-ins All O\thers

TOTAL 88 PRECINCT 1

138 Rep Presidential Preference Blanks 1 Jim Gilmore 2 Donald J. Trump 358 Ted Cruz 80 George Pataki 0 Ben Carson 15 Mike Huckabee 2 Rand Paul 2 Carly Fiorina 4 Rick Santorum 0 Chris Christie 7 Marco Rubio 148 Jeb Bush 13 John R. Kasich 183 Write-ins 4

TOTAL 819

State Committee Man Blanks 182 Mark E. Townsend 501 Brian S. Kennedy 140 Write-ins 2

TOTAL 825

State Committee Woman Blanks 184 Kim M.. Palmer 179 Julianne C. Cummings 460 Write-ins 2 Kimberley Palmer TOTAL 825

139 Republican Town Committee Blanks Matthew William Nowick 327 Carleton Burr, Jr. 372 Thomas J. Shire, Jr. 335 Ina C. Roehr 317 Raquel MacFarlane 306 Gary William Taylor 344 Christine Winters 391 Peter F. Winters 427 Suzanne S. Taylor 337 Peggy A. Crowley 332 Albin R. Johnson, III 342 June Johnson 329 Raquel G. MacFarlane 305 John H. MacFarlane 318 Stephen Curtis Gonsalves 470 William Dale Jones 374 Joseph F. Napoli 429 Lucy P. Napoli 372 Write-ins 7

TOTAL 6,434 PRECINCT 1

G-R Presidential Preference Blanks Sedinam Kinamo Curry Jill Stein William P. Kreml Kent Mesplay Darryl Cherney No Preference Write-ins

TOTAL 0

140 State Committee Man Blanks Write-ins

TOTAL 0

State Committee Woman Blanks Write-ins

TOTAL 0

Town Committee Blanks Write-ins

TOTAL 0

United Independent Presidential Pre Blanks

No Preference Write-ins

TOTAL 0

State Committee Man Blanks Write-ins

TOTAL 0

State Committee Woman Blanks Write-ins

TOTAL 0

Town Committee Blanks Write-ins

TOTAL 0

141 Annual Town Election Marion, MA May 13, 2016

# Registered V 3786

# Voted 1117

% Turnout 29.50%

Selectman Stephen Curtis Gonsalves 686 * 3 Years 3 Hermitage Rd Vote for One Norman A. Hills 413 680 Front St

Blanks 15 Write in 3 Total 1117

Assessor Bradford N. Eames 859 * 3 Years 62 Olde Knoll Rd (Candidate for re-election) Vote for One Blanks 254 Write in 4 Total 1117

Moderator Jeffrey P. Dickerson 833 * 1 Year 25 Stoney Run Ln Vote for One

Blanks 270 Write in 14 Total 1117

Board of Health Albin R. Johnson, III 469 3 Years 147 Spring St (Candidate for re-election) Vote for one Jason F. Reynolds 527 * 6 Joanne Dr

Blanks 120 Write in 1 Total 1117

142 Planning Board Jerry Ferrari 197 3 Years 310 Point Rd (Candidate for re-election) Vote for Two William do Carmo 65 33 Village Dr, #155

Jonathan F. Henry 498 421 R Front St

Stephen L. Kokkins 507 * 72 Cove Cir

William Watson Saltonstall 673 * 657 Point Rd

Blanks 289 Write in 5 Total 2234

Marion School Committee Christine Ann Marcolini 801 * 3 Years 10 Brookhaven Ln (Candidate for re-election) Vote for one

Blanks 312 Write in 4 Total 1117

Open Space Randy L. Parker 691 * Acquisition Commission 735 Mill St (Candidate for re-election) 3 Years Vote for two John Rockwell 577 * 1171 Point Rd (Candidate for re-election)

Jerry Ferrari 399 310 Point Rd Blanks 565 Write in 2 Total 2234

ORR School Committee Heather L. Burke 826 * 3 Years 68 Front St Vote for one Blanks 286 Write in 5 Total 1117

143 QUESTION #1 Shall the town of Marion be allowed to exempt from the provisions of proposition two and one-half, so-called, the amounts required to pay for the Town of Marion’s share of the bond authorization approved by the ORR District School Committee on March 21, 2016, in order to fund the ORR School District capital improvement plan, including the payment of all costs incidental and related thereto? Blank 153 YES 594 * NO 370 Total 1117

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146 # Eligible Voters 4,015 Senator Gen Court Total Votes Cast 3,316 Percent 82.6% Blanks 235

Presidential Election Marc Pacheco 1944 8-Nov-16 Sandra M. Wright 1131 President/Vice President Blanks 43 Write ins 6 3316 Clinton & Kaine 1857 Representative in General Court Johnson & Weld 151 Blanks 884 Stein & Baraka 49 William Straus 2413 Trump & Pence 1156 Write ins 19 Write ins 60 3316 3316

Rep in Congress Sheriff Blanks 173 Blanks 305 William Keating 1746 Joseph McDonald, Jr 1734 Mark C Alliegro 1144 Scott Vecci 1270 Christopher Cataldo 29 Write ins 7 Paul Harrington 200 3316

Anna G Raduc 21 County Commissioner

Write ins 3 Blank 2748 3316 greg Hanley 1596 Councillor Daniel A. Pallotta 1485 Blanks 1016 Lincoln Heineman 795 Joseph Ferreira 2280 Write ins 8 Write ins 20 6632

3316 Regional School Committee

Blank 1015

Mary Crook 2290

Write ins 11 3316

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Dana Mortimer 928 Yes 1487

Maryann Smith 1045 No 1732 3316 Write ins 10 3316 Question 3

Blanks 101 RSC Yes 2501 Blanks 973 No 714 Elizabeth Magauran 2337 3316

Write ins 6 3316 Question 4

Blanks 75 RSC Yes 1626 Blanks 1252 No 1615 Steve Chalke 2053 3316

Write ins 11 3316

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Robert Fichtenmayer 2070

Write ins 11 3316

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Blanks 165

Yes 1021

No 2130 3316

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TOWN OF MARION Annual and Special Town Meeting Minutes May 9, 2016

The Annual Town Meeting was called to order by Moderator Patricia McArdle at 6:48 p.m. on May 9, 2016 at the Sippican School Auditorium. Invocation was by Rev. Dr. Sheila Rubdi of the First Congregational Church. Tellers sworn were Patricia DeCosta and Helen Westergard. The Moderator noted the presence of a quorum and reported that the Warrant for the Meeting had been posted and returned in accordance with the law.

Alan Minard, of the Finance Committee, offers opening remarks of the Finance Committee on the excellent fiscal health of Marion.

Article 1. Motion was made and seconded that the Town compensate its elected Town officials, effective July 1, 2016, as follows:

EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2016 FY16 FY17 Approp Recommend % chg Board of Selectmen, each member, per annum $ 4,902 $ 4,902 0.0% Board of Assessors, each member, per annum $ 4,839 $ 4,839 0.0% Board of Health, each member, per annum $ 1,866 $ 1,866 0.0% Town Clerk, per annum $19,493 $19,493 0.0% Moderator, for Annual Meeting $ 245 $ 245 0.0% per Special Town Meeting $ 81 $ 81 0.0%

Motion passed at 6:57 PM

Article 2. Motion was made and seconded that the Town will raise and appropriate and/or transfer from available funds in the treasury in order to pay interest and maturing debt and for charges, expenses and outlays of the several Town departments and Reserve Fund for the ensuing year.

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FY17 16 to 17 FY16 FinCom % chg GENERAL GOVERNMENT Appropriation Recommend. Differ 113 Election and Town Meetings $8,750 $9,050 3.43% 122 Selectmen $52,881 $46,381 -12.29% 123 Town Administrator $118,887 $121,264 2.00% 131 Finance Committee $28,875 $29,450 1.99% 132 Reserve Fund $74,915 $130,000 73.53% 135 Finance Director/Town Acct $97,330 $99,264 1.99% 141 Assessors $114,060 $114,294 .21% 145 Treasurer $51,816 $54,570 5.31% 146 Collector $49,468 $50,227 1.53% 151 Legal $89,500 $82,000 -8.38% 155 Computer $94,200 $95,500 1.38% 159 Administrative Services $665,300 $684,975 2.96% 161 Town Clerk $21,393 $21,593 .93% 163 Registrar of Voters $13,000 $13,000 0.00% 171 Conservation $2,962 $2,962 0.00% 175 Planning Board $14,400 $18,400 27.78% 176 Zoning Board $2,119 $2,119 0.00% 191 Town Facilities $248,041 $265,318 6.97% 195 Town Report $6,525 $6,525 0.00% 199 Unclassified $1,650 $1,900 15.15% Total General Government $1,756,072 $1,848,792 5.28% PUBLIC SAFETY 210 Police Department $1,640,961 $1,673,191 1.96% 210 Police Cruiser $36,262 $36,262 0.00% 220 Fire/EMS Department $953,151 $999,465 4.86% 241 Building Department $99,559 $101,464 1.91% 292 Animal Control $52,179 $53,015 1.60% 295 Marine Resources $223,418 $224,851 .64% 299 Tree Warden $20,700 $20,700 0.00% Total Public Safety $3,026,230 $3,108,948 2.73% SCHOOLS 300 Sippican School $5,785,462 $6,013,630 3.94% 301 ORR Operating $3,969.602 $3,975,082 .14% 302 ORR Debt $251,463 $223,195 -11.24% 302 Upper Cape Cod Oper. $194,260 $282,815 45.59% 302 Upper Cape Cod Debt $22,178 $22,378 .90% Total Education $10,222,965 $10,517,100 2.88%

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PUBLIC WORKS ADMIN. 420 Public Works $844,353 $838,315 -.72% 490 Utilities & Fuel $394,435 $358,260 -9.17% Total Public Works $1,238,788 $1,196,575 -3.41% HUMAN SERVICES 511 Board of Health $140,993 $145,088 2.90% 541 Council on Aging $123,509 $137,076 10.98% 543 Veterans $45,000 $66,120 46.93% Total Human Services $309,502 $348,284 12.53% CULTURE & RECREATION 610 Library $154,253 $158,110 2.50% 630 Recreation $124,148 $131,577 5.98% 670 Natural History Museum $6,600 $6,600 0.00% 692 Celebrations-Parades & Band Concerts $17,900 $18,900 5.59% Total Culture & Recreation $302,901 $315,187 4.06% DEBT SERVICE 710 Principal Payments $440,700 $439,500 -.27% 711 Interest Payments $157,247 $149,465 -4.95% Total Debt Services $597,947 $588,965 -1.50% PENSION & INSURANCE 911 Pension Assessment $879,507 $939,265 6.79% 914 Group insurance $1,557,382 $1,667,284 7.06% 940 Town Insurance $564,564 $592,351 4.92% Total Pension & Insurances $3,001,453 $3,198,900 6.58%

TOTAL OPERATING BUDGET $20,455,858 $21,122,751 3.26%

Less Transfers $356,708 $339,648 Less Indirect Costs $572,351 $625,527 Less Transfer from Free Cash $525,716 $362,349 Raise and Appropriate $19,001,083 $19,795,227

Motion passed at 7:10 PM

Article 3. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate and/or transfer from available funds the sum of $2,093,376 to be used to operate the water enterprise fund, the following sums to be appropriated to salaries and expenses, $932,138; reserve fund, $60,000; debt, $785,128; and indirect costs, $316,110; and the funds be raised from department receipts, $1,693,376 and $400,000 from water retained earnings.

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FY16 FY17 % chg WATER ENTERPRISE FUND Appropriation Recommend. Differ Salaries and Expenses $924,642 $932,138 .81% Reserve Fund $60,000 $60,000 0.00% Debt (principal, interest and charges) $722,353 $785,128 8.69% Subtotal $1,706,995 $1,777,266 4.12% Indirect Costs $302,709 $316,110 4.43% TOTAL WATER ENTERPRISE BUDGET $2,009,704 $2,093,376 4.16%

Less Water Retained Earnings $400,000 $400,000 Water Revenues $1,609,704 $1,693,376

Motion passed at 7:14 PM

Article 4. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate and/or transfer from available funds the sum of $2,737,119 to be used to operate the sewer enterprise fund, the following sums to be appropriated to salaries and expenses, $942,111; reserve fund, $60,000; debt, $1,425,591; and indirect costs, $309,417; and the funds be raised from departmental receipts, $2,337,119 and $400,000 from sewer retained earnings.

FY16 FY17 % chg SEWER ENTERPRISE FUND Appropriation Recommend. Differ Salaries and Expenses $913,566 $942,111 3.12% Reserve Fund $60,000 $60,000 0.00% Debt (principal, interest and charges) $1,429,958 $1,425,591 -.31% Subtotal $2,403,524 $2,427,702 1.01% Indirect Costs $297,064 $309,417 4.16% TOTAL SEWER ENTERPRISE BUDGET $2,700,588 $2,737,119 1.35%

Less Sewer Retained Earnings $400,000 $400,000 Sewer Revenues $2,300,588 $2,337,119

Motion passed at 7:20 PM

Article 5. Motion was made and seconded that the Town transfer from the Overlay Surplus Account the sum of $25,000 to be used by the Board of Assessors for the revaluation of real and personal property as mandated by the Department of Revenue.

Motion passed at 7:21 PM

152 Article 6. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $50,000 to the compensated absence account for the purpose of funding accrued benefits for retiring employees. Motion passed at 7:23 PM

Article 7. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $200,000 to the Other Post-Employment Benefit Liability Trust Fund as established at the Annual Town Meeting of 2010 under Article 14.

Motion passed at 7:25 PM

Article 8. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $10,000 to the Stabilization Fund. Unanimous Voice Vote at 7:26 PM

Article 9. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $50,000 to the Capital Improvement Projects Stabilization Fund.

Motion declared passed by 2/3 vote at 7:28 PM

Article 10. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise or appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $12,265 for the purchase of 7 Automatic External Device (AED) Defibrillators to be used by the Police Department, Recreation Department, and Facilities Department.

Motion passed at 7:29 PM

Article 11. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $6,194 to be expended by the Facilities Department for the repair/replacement of the Silvershell Beach House roof. Motion passed at 7:30 PM

Article 12. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purpose of the permitting and design of the lagoon improvements, including Waste Water Treatment Plant modifications to accommodate changes in the lagoons in order to meet the schedule provided by the EPA and MassDEP; and to determine whether this appropriation shall be raised by authorizing the Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, to issue bonds or notes in the amount of $1,500,000 under the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws. Motion declared passed by 2/3 vote at 8:29 PM

Yes 130 No 15

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Article 13. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purpose of replacement of the Mary’s Pond Well to include construction and incidental and related costs; and to determine whether this appropriation shall be raised by authorizing the Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, to issue bonds or notes in the amount of $630,000 under the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws, or other appropriate enabling authority

Motion declared passed by 2/3 vote at 8:51 PM

Yes 109 No 42

Article 14. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury the sum of $120,000 to develop and implement a Capacity Management Operations and Maintenance (CMOM) program which is EPA’s approach for managing and maintaining collection systems, and that to meet this appropriation, the sum of $120,000 be transferred from Sewer Enterprise Retained Earnings.

Motion passed at 9:09

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Motion was made to recess the Annual Town Meeting and convene the Special Town Meeting

Motion made at 9:10 PM

Selectmen Jonathan Dickerson and Stephen Cushing made a presentation to outgoing Selectman, Jonathan Henry, in recognition of his 12 years of service as a Selectman.

Article S1 Motion was made and seconded that the Town transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $50,000 to supplement the Fiscal Year 2016 budget of the Department of Public Works to pay expenses associated with the removal of snow and ice from public ways during said Fiscal Year.

Motion passed at 9:16 PM

Annual Town Meeting was re-convened by adjourning the Special Town Meeting at 9:16 PM

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154 Article 15. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury the sum of $55,000 to be expended under the direction of the Harbormaster for the purchase of two (2) outboard motors and that to meet this appropriation the sum of $55,000 be transferred from the Waterways Account.

Motion passed at 9:19 PM

Article 16. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury the sum of $150,000 to develop an Asset Management Program, and that to meet this appropriation the sum of $150,000 to be transferred from Sewer Enterprise Retained Earnings.

Motion passed at 9:26 PM

Article 17. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury the sum of $81,804 to be expended by the Fire Department to install a ventilation system and gear racks at Station 1, and that to meet this appropriation the sum of $61,804 to be transferred from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) and $20,000 to be transferred from Article 29 of the 2015 Annual Town Meeting.

Motion passed at 9:28 PM

Article 18. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $50,000 to be expended by the Department of Public Works for the MS4 (Municipal Separate Storm System) Permit Needs Assessment.

Motion passed at 9:30 PM

Article 19. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $25,000 to be expended by the School Department to replace vinyl composition tile (VCT) in various areas of the Sippican School. Motion passed at 9:31 PM

Article 20. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $92,400 to be expended by the Facilities Department for the replacement of asphalt and rubber roofs as well as duct insulation of the Elizabeth Taber Library.

Motion passed at 9:32 PM

Article 21. Motion was made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $39,905 to be expended by the Facilities Department for the repairs to Fire Station 1 building.

Motion passed at 9:34 PM

155 Article 22. Motion was made and seconded that the Town approve the $603,000 indebtedness (Marion’s share $171,473) authorized by the Regional District School Committee of the Old Rochester Regional School District on March 21, 2016 for the purpose of financing the cost of the Capital Improvement Plan at the Regional High School and Junior High School, including the financing of all costs incidental and related thereto, upon and pursuant to Chapter 71, Section 16(d) of the General Laws, as amended and supplemented; subject to voters’ approval of a debt exclusion under the provisions of Chapter 59, Section 21C of the General Laws.

Motion declared passed by 2/3 vote at 9:34 PM

Article 23. Motion was made and seconded that the Town act upon the recommendation of the Community Preservation Committee to appropriate, from Fiscal Year 2016 estimated annual revenues, $2,000 to the Community Preservation Committee for administrative expenses.

Motion passed at 9:41 PM

Article 24. Motion was made and seconded that the Town act upon the recommendation of the Community Preservation Committee, from the Fiscal Year 2017 estimated annual revenues, $84,300 for the purpose of meeting the requirements of the Community Preservation Act, MGL c. 44B, s. 6 for the purpose of Open Space, Community Housing, and Historic Reserves for Fiscal Year 2017; and $194,700 to the Community Preservation Act Budgeted Reserves.

Motion passed at 9:43 PM

Article 25. Motion was made and seconded that the Town act upon the recommendation of the Community Preservation Committee to appropriate $20,000 from Historic Preservation reserves and $91,950 from undesignated fund balance for a total of $111,950 for the purpose of replacing and restoring the historic windows at the Pythagorean Hall.

Motion passes at 9:49 PM

Article 26. Motion was made and seconded that the Town appropriate $20,000 from Open Space reserves and $45,000 from undesignated fund balance, for a total not to exceed $65,000 of Community Preservation Act funds, as recommended by the Community Preservation Committee, for the purposes of open space and public water resource protection, by purchasing an interest in land within the Town of Mattapoisett, shown on portions of the Mattapoisett Assessors Map 25, Lot 21B and Map 24 Lots 16 and 17 and consisting of 114 acres, more or less, for the primary purpose, in conjunction with others, of permanently preserving said 114 acres for the protection of the Town of Marion’s public drinking water supply, provided, however, that should the Mattapoisett Water and Sewer Department not acquire the entirety of said land or fail to identify the Town of Marion as a grantee of a conservation restriction as defined by G.L. c.184, ss.31-32 in said land, any approval of this Article as authorized by Town Meeting shall null and void, and further, should the Mattapoisett Water and Sewer Department acquire said 114 acres and thereafter identify the Town of Marion as a

156 grantee of a conservation restriction running against said land, to authorize the Board of Selectmen to negotiate the terms of said conservation restriction in the best interests of the Town of Marion and thereafter execute the same.

Motion passed at 9:55 PM

Article 27. Motion was made and seconded that the Town, pursuant to the provisions of MGL Chapter 44, §53E ½, establish and authorize for FY17 a revolving fund for the following purposes: Recreation Revolving Fund, for the purpose of accepting receipts from fees collected from participants in the various recreation programs. Said funds to be received by the Treasurer and credited to the said revolving fund and said funds to be dispersed by the Town Accountant to offset the costs of these programs, total expense not to exceed $150,000.

Motion passed at 9:58 PM

Article 28. Motion was made and seconded that the Town transfer the sum of $2,000 from the Chester A. Vose Fund, said monies to be used by the Assessors for the reduction of taxes.

Motion passed at 9:58 PM

Article 29. Motion was made and seconded that the Town authorize the Board of Selectmen to institute, defend, or compromise suits of law.

Motion passed at 9:59 PM

Article 30. Motion was made and seconded that the Town authorize the Board of Selectmen to sell any article belonging to the Town, provided the Town has no further use for the same.

Motion passed at 10:00 PM

Article 31. Motion was made and seconded that the Town authorize the Board of Selectmen to sell or transfer any taxation possession property held by the Town, pursuant to General Laws, Chapter 60, Section 77, after the Board of Selectmen has notified the Planning Board, Open Space Acquisition Commission, Conservation Commission, and the Affordable Housing Trust of the availability of such land and said agencies may report in writing within twenty (20) days to the Board of Selectmen any recommendations that they may have with regard to the disposition of said land.

Motion passed at 10:01 PM

Article 32. Motion was made and seconded that the Town consider the reports of the Town officers and committees and act thereon.

Motion carried at 10:01 PM

157 Article 33. Motion was made and seconded that the Town choose by ballot all necessary officers for the ensuing year, viz; one Selectman for three years; one Assessor for three years; one Moderator for one year; one Board of Health member for three years; two Planning Board members for three years; one Marion School Committee member for three years; two Open Space Acquisition Commission members for three years; one Old Rochester Regional School Committee member for three years; and to act on the following ballot question, commencing on Friday, the 13th of May, 2016, at 8:00 o’clock in the morning in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, 465 Mill Street (Route 6), in said Marion.

Motion was made and seconded to adjourn the Annual Town Meeting until 8:00AM, May 13, 2016, at which time we shall elect all necessary officers for the ensuing year.

Question 1. Shall the Town of Marion be allowed to exempt from the provisions of proposition two and one-half, so-called, the amounts required to pay for the Town of Marion’s share of the bond authorization approved by the Old Rochester Regional School District School Committee on March 21, 2016, for the purpose of financing the cost of the Capital Improvement Plan at the Regional High School and Junior High School, including the financing of all costs incidental and related thereto? YES____ NO____

Town Meeting adjourned at 10:01 PM.

Repsectfully submitted by:

Ray Pickles

Town Clerk

158

TOWN OF MARION SPECIAL TOWN MEETING MINUTES October 24, 2016

The Special Town Meeting was called to order by Moderator Jeffrey Dickerson at 6:50PM on October 24, 2016 at Sippican School Auditorium. The Moderator noted the presence of a quorum and reported that the Warrant for the Meeting had been posted and returned in accordance with the law.

Article S1: Motion was made and seconded to appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $20,000 to be expended under the direction of the Marion Planning Board to engage consultant services to assist in the development of a Town Master plan.

Motion carried by voice vote 6:52PM

Article S2: Motion was made and seconded to raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury (Free Cash) the sum of $475,976 to be expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen, in consultation with the Marion Town House Building Committee, to fully complete the construction design of a renovated Marion Town House, including bidding.

Motion carried by voice vote 6:53PM

Article S3: Motion was made and seconded to authorize the Board of Selectmen, in consultation with the Board of Assessors, to negotiate a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) Agreement between the Town of Marion and Clean Energy Collective of Worcester, MA for the solar array located off Tucker Lane in accordance with the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 59, Section 38H (b).

Motion carried by voice vote 7:10PM

159 Article S4: Motion was made and seconded to accept as a gift of land from the Benjamin Cushing Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2425 for general municipal purposes and to be placed under the care and custody of the Board of Selectmen, in fee simple, that land and buildings located at 465 Mill Street and identified on the Town’s Assessor’s Map 24, Lot 17 and to authorize the Board of Selectmen to take any and all steps reasonably necessary to acquire this land and buildings in the best interests of the Town of Marion.

Motion carried by voice vote 7:39PM

Article S5: Motion was made and seconded to authorize the Board of Selectmen to seek authority from the General Court permitting the Town of Marion, notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary:

(1.) to transfer fifty percent (50%) of the Town’s receipts from the power purchase agreement with Future Generation Wind or its successors and assigns, without further appropriation or action from Marion Town Meeting, to the Town of Marion OPEB Trust Fund established by Article 14 of Annual Town Meeting 2010 and further

(2.) to transfer fifty percent (50%) of the Town’s receipts from the power purchase agreement with Future Generation Wind or its successors and assigns, subject to appropriation from Marion Town Meeting, to an Energy Efficiency Account to support further efforts to conserve energy, reduce reliance on fossil fuels and to increase the Town’s resilience to the impacts of climate change.

Finance Committee moved to amend percentage to

60% OPEB, 40% Energy Efficiency Account.

Motion defeated 8:14PM

Main Motion defeated by voice vote 8:15PM

Motion was made and seconded to adjourn Special Town Meeting at 8:16PM.

A true copy, attest:

Ray Pickles, Town Clerk

160 Report of the TOWN TREASURER/COLLECTOR

To the residents of the Town of Marion:

Despite facing challenges at the domestic level along with a rapidly transforming global landscape, the U.S. economy is still the largest and most important in the world. The U.S. economy represents about 20% of total global output, and is still larger than that of China. The U.S. economy is dominated by services-oriented companies in areas such as technology, financial services, healthcare and retail. Large U.S. corporations also play a major role on the global stage, with more than a fifth of companies on the Fortune Global 500 coming from the United States.

Even though the services sector is the main engine of the economy, the U.S. also has an important manufacturing base, which represents roughly 15%. The U.S. is the second largest manufacturer in the world and a leader in higher-value industries such as automobiles, aerospace, machinery, telecommunications and chemicals. Meanwhile, agriculture represents less than 2% of output.

The U.S. economy maintains its powerhouse status through a combination of characteristics. The country has access to abundant natural resources and a sophisticated physical infrastructure. It also has a large, well-educated and productive workforce. Moreover, the physical and human capital is fully leveraged in a free-market and business-oriented environment. The government and the people of the United States both contribute to this unique economic environment. The government provides political stability, a functional legal system, and a regulatory structure that allow the economy to flourish. Economic growth in the United States is constantly being driven forward by ongoing innovation, research and development as well as capital investment.

The U.S. economy is currently emerging from a period of considerable turmoil. A mix of factors, including low interest rates, widespread mortgage lending, excessive risk taking in the financial sector, and high consumer indebtedness, led to a major recession that began in 2008. The housing market and several major banks collapsed and the U.S. economy proceeded to contract until the third quarter of 2009 in what was the deepest and longest downturn since the Great Depression. The U.S. government intervened by using $700 billion to purchase troubled mortgage-related assets and propping up large corporations in order to stabilize the financial system. It also introduced a stimulus package worth $831 billion to be spent across the following 10 years to boost the economy.

The economy has been recovering slowly yet unevenly since the recession in 2009. The economy has received further support through diverse monetary policies. This includes not only holding interest rates at the lower bound, but also the unconventional practice of the government buying large amounts of financial assets to increase money supply and hold down long term interest rates—a practice known as “quantitative easing”.

While the labor market has recovered significantly and employment has returned to pre-crisis levels, there is still widespread debate regarding the health of the U.S. economy. In addition, even though the worst effects of the recession are now fading, the economy still faces a variety of significant challenges going forward. A deteriorating infrastructure, wage stagnation, rising income inequality, elevated pension and medical costs, as well as large current account and government budget deficits, are all issues facing the US economy in the years ahead.

161 The office of Treasurer & the Collector of Taxes is responsible for the proper collecting, investing, safe guarding and managing of all funds and receipts belonging to the Town of Marion and providing quality customer service to all Town residents in the performance of these duties. The office is responsible for millions of tax payer dollars under the rules and regulations of municipal finance law through the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

The Town of Marion currently maintains a Standard & Poor’s bond rating of AAA, as a result of its last rating in April, 2014. The Town has continued to maintain a strong financial position with healthy reserve levels and conservative management practices. This rating is significant for Marion in that it translates into substantial interest savings for future borrowings. This, in turn, means that future capital projects will cost Marion taxpayers and ratepayers less.

Debt Service Synopsis

Project Amount FY Debt

Borrowed Expires

To be repaid from sewer rates – Wastewater Plans 145,000 2017 Wastewater Engineering 180,000 2017 Sewer Design 900,000 2017 Sewer Design 200,000 2017 Sewer Design 40,000 2026 Sewer Upgrade 1,512,345 2035 Sewer Treatment Plant 10,196,618 2030

To be repaid from water rates – Water System Impr. 50,000 2022 Water Tank 2,280,000 2026 Acquifer Land 50,000 2016 Repair Water Tanks 510,000 2015

To be repaid from Betterments – Sewer Extension Des. 300,000 2017 Sewer Extension 8,614,087 2036

To be repaid from Waterways – Harbor Infrastructure repairs 30,000 2016

Debt Exclusion – Failed Residential Septic 43,000 2016 Failed Residential Septic 58,000 2021 Police Station 3,800,000 2030 Sippican School 15,176,000 2025

162 On the revenue side:

The Town of Marion throughout this difficult economic time continues to maintain a respectable collection rate of 99.3% across its receivable base. The Town encourages payments of real estate and personal property taxes, which can be made on-line by going to the Town’s website – www.marionma.gov and clicking on the online payments button. This service allows taxpayers the convenience of making payments to their real estate and/or personal property tax bills via their personal computer.

It is my intention to continue to improve the services to the citizens of Marion. I will continue to work with those who are having difficulty paying their taxes and other town charges. As I enter my tenth year of service with the Town, I wish to thank the citizens of Marion for their support. It is my pleasure to continue to serve the general public and I look forward to your continued support in the future.

Respectfully submitted,

Gary J. Carreiro Treasurer/Tax Collector

Photo by Robert Pina

163 Report of the TOWN CLERK

To the Honorable Selectmen:

At the close of the census, it was announced that the figures for the 2016 census were available. Total year round population as of April 2016 was 4753. The year round population does not include “inactive” voters. The breakdown is as follows:

Under age 5 years 100 Age 5 – 17 years 695 Age 18 – 59 years 2604 Age 60 years and over 1711 Unknown DOB 0 Corrupt Record 1

The following are population figures reported over the last five years. Year Population 2011! 5261 2012! 5367 2013! 5286 2014! 5236 2015! 5116 2016 4753

Voter Registration Total November 2016: 3807 Democrat 862 Republican 684 Unenrolled 2232 United Independent 13 Green-Rainbow 3 Libertarian 7 Green Party 1 MA Indep 2 Inter 3rd Party 2 Pizza Party 1

Marion Vitals for 2016 (January 1 – December 31, 2016) Births 28 (19 Females, 9 Males) Marriages 27 Deaths 95 (72 Residents, 23 Out of Town)

Respectfully submitted by

Ray E. Pickles, Town Clerk Michele Bissonnette, Assistant Town Clerk

164

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GENERAL FUND ASSETS Debit Credit CASH $ 5,376,469.57 RECEIVABLES TAXES: Personal Property 2004 $ 18.16 Personal Property 2005 $ 114.94 Personal Property 2006 $ 592.26 Personal Property 2007 $ 689.81 Personal Property 2008 $ 729.88 Personal Property 2009 $ 410.53 Personal Property 2010 $ 731.27 Personal Property 2011 $ 877.38 Personal Property 2012 $ 628.06 Personal Property 2013 $ 1,201.56 Personal Property 2014 $ 1,806.58 Personal Property 2015 $ 2,945.81 Personal Property 2016 $ 4,263.32 Real Estate 2004 $ 655.76 Real Estate 2006 $ 35.55 Real Estate 2008 $ 1,023.62 Real Estate 2009 $ 19,075.88 Real Estate 2010 $ 43,014.77 Real Estate 2011 $ 64,831.50 Real Estate 2012 $ 65,507.34 Real Estate 2013 $ 105,620.27 Real Estate 2014 $ 98,029.82 Real Estate 2015 $ 157,452.73 Real Estate 2016 $ 333,694.78 Supplemental tax $ 1.77 TAX LIENS $ 192,070.45 EXCISES: Motor Vehicles Pr Yr $ 25,223.79 Motor Vehicles 2007 $ 1,882.82 Motor Vehicles 2008 $ 1,435.63 Motor Vehicles 2009 $ 1,283.96 Motor Vehicles 2010 $ 873.65 Motor Vehicles 2011 $ 1,633.97 Motor Vehicles 2012 $ 1,789.18 Motor Vehicles 2013 $ 1,764.94 Motor Vehicles 2014 $ 2,334.05 Motor Vehicles 2015 $ 9,640.27 Motor Vehicles 2016 $ 54,581.86 Boat Excise 2007 $ 773.00 Boat Excise 2008 $ 1,232.00 Boat Excise 2009 $ 1,832.00 Boat Excise 2010 $ 1,482.75 Boat Excise 2011 $ 1,470.00 Boat Excise 2012 $ 1,402.00 Boat Excise 2013 $ 2,772.00 Boat Excise 2014 $ 2,626.00 Boat Excise 2015 $ 1,993.34 Boat Excise 2016 $ 4,487.22 Ambulance Receivables $ 155,843.43

175 TOWN OF MARION BALANCE SHEET - June 30, 2016

LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ 718,356.67 PAYROLL WITHHOLDINGS: 'PAYROLL WITHHOLDINGS $ 4,900.77 'FEDERAL TAX WITHHOLDING $ 7,321.86 'FICA MEDICARE WITHHOLDING $ 2,155.82 'STATE TAX WITHHOLDING $ 3,351.18 'COUNTY RETIREMENT WITHHOLDING $ 4,993.80 'HEALTH INSURANCE DIRECT $ 348,912.44 'LIFE INSURANCE DIRECT $ 14,983.51 'DISABILITY WITHHOLDING $ 423.78 'DENTAL WITHHOLDING DIRECT $ 480.94 'UNION DUE WITHHOLDING $ 330.90 'DEFERRED COMP WITHHOLDING $ 3,896.23 'ESCROW WITHHOLDING $ 146.38 'FSA - DEF BENEFIT AMOUNT $ 2,005.65

UNCLAIMED CHECKS/OVERPAYMENTS $ 38,895.14 DEFERRED REVENUES: Property Taxes $ 618,613.82 Tax Liens $ 192,070.45 Motor Vehicles $ 102,444.12 Boat Excise $ 20,070.31 Departmental - deputy fees $ 9,824.37 Departmental - Ambulance $ 155,843.43 PROVISION FOR ABATEMENTS/EXEMPTIONS $ 285,339.53 FUND BALANCES RESERVED FOR ENCUMBRANCES $ 1,108,710.48 RESERVED FOR FUTURE DEBT (PREM) $ 77,973.96 RESERVED FOR EXPENDITURES $ 1,084,917.00 UNDESIGNATED FUND BALANCE $ 1,944,181.45

TOTALS $ 6,750,997.61 $ 6,750,997.61

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HIGHWAY FUND

ASSETS Debit Credit CASH $ - $ 51,803.16 STATE SHARE APPROVED LIABILITIES & FUND BALANCES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ - DEFERRED REVENUES - STATE SHARE BILLED $ - DEFERRED REVENUES - STATE SHARE UNBILLED $ 51,803.16 FUND BAL - Ch90 (13-03) - ROADWAY PHASE 1A $ - FUND BAL - Ch90 (14-01) - MAIN/FRONT $ -

TOTALS$ 51,803.16 $ 51,803.16

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COMMUNITY PRESERVATION FUND

ASSETS Debit Credit CASH $ 1,686,048.60 RECEIVABLES CPA 2006 $ 21.24 CPA 2008 $ 0.74 CPA 2009 $ 141.63 CPA 2010 $ 318.77 CPA 2011 $ 770.89 CPA 2012 $ 646.96 CPA 2013 $ 1,046.34 CPA 2014 $ 969.39 CPA 2015 $ 1,642.06 CPA 2016 $ 3,527.48 LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ - DEFERRED REVENUE $ 9,085.50 FUND BALANCES RESERVED FOR OPEN SPACE $ 846.71 $ - RESERVED FOR HISTORIC RESOURCE $ 24,540.99 RESERVED FOR COMMUNTY HOUSING $ 0.29 RESERVED FOR MAHT PLAN (ATM5/09) $ 5,572.50 RESERVED FOR OPEN SPACE/REC PLAN (ATM5/09) $ 4,560.00 RESERVED FOR LAND PURCHASE PROJECT (ATM5/09) $ 25,002.66 RESERVED FOR OPEN SPACE ACCESS (STM10/13) $ 4,043.39 RESERVED FOR MH FOUNDATION (ATM5/14) $ 94,560.00 RESERVED FOR TOWN HOUSE (ATM5/15) $ 464,030.00 RESERVED FOR OSPREY (ATM5/15) $ 37,785.00 RESERVED FOR MARION VILLAGE (ATM5/15) $ 300,000.00 RESERVED FOR PT ROAD PLAYGROUND (ATM5/15) $ 21,322.00 RESERVED FOR WASHBURN PARK (ATM5/15) $ 436.30 RESERVED FOR BIKE PATHWAY (ATM5/15) $ 350,000.00 UNRESERVED FUND BALANCE $ 355,042.18

TOTALS$ 1,695,980.81 $ 1,695,980.81

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SPECIAL REVENUE GRANTS

ASSETS Debit Credit CASH $ 206,758.61 LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ 182.47 FUND BALANCES SCHOOL GRANTS 25041 School Lunch $ 3,535.67 25042 Chapter I (grant 305) $ 13,962.57 25043 Chapter VI 94-142 (grant 240) $ 14,573.57 25045 Commendation Grant (321) $ 5,249.00 25046 Reading Recovery Grant (574) $ 15,546.77 25048 Teacher Quality (grant 140) $ 7,617.41 25049 SPED (grant 274) $ 3,968.44 25050 League of Voters $ 1,249.54 25051 Community Partnership (Grant 391) $ 3,961.25 25052 District grant $ 6,400.00 25057 Circuit Breaker $ 56,163.94 25082 Community Foundation $ 29.27 TOWN GRANTS 25059 Dare $ 2,911.28 25060 Emergency Management $ 341.56 25061 Arts Lottery $ 3,484.38 25062 Fire FEMA $ 323.81 25065 Harbormaster Pumpout $ 6,753.96 25067 FEMA $ 80,361.03 25069 Fire Safe $ 860.57 25070 BOH - MAPH $ 1,002.05 25071 BBNEP - Open Space Protection $ 45,000.00 25073 Releaf $ 1,380.00 25074 Library Planning $ 18,800.00 25076 Police Public Safety $ 13,635.48 25084 COA Memory Café Grant $ 1,693.95 25092 BBNEP - Aucoot Cove Grant $ 13,150.00 25093 MASSDEP Asset Mgmt Grant $ 40,000.00 TOTAL S$ 284,448.29 $ 284,448.29

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SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS - GIFTS & DONATIONS

ASSETS Debit Credit $ 200,947.53 CASH LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ 31.71

FUND BALANCES 27128 Marine gifts & donations $ 578.89 27129 Fire Dept gifts & donations $ 1,386.03 27132 Recreation donations $ 2,432.79 27135 Drug Enforcement account $ 23,997.87 27137 COA Van gifts & donations $ 48,301.84 27138 Town Block Party donations $ 1,774.73 27139 Town Hall donations $ 18.07 27143 Scholarship & Education donations $ 2,424.20 27144 Bicycle Path gifts & donations $ 1,623.81 27145 Marion Parks/Tree donations $ 2,420.57 27146 Friends of Silvershell donations $ 35.00 27147 COA gifts & donations $ 32,441.65 27149 Fireworks donations $ 13,465.37 27151 PAUS donations $ 3,254.92 27152 Beach playground donations $ 937.70 27159 EMS gifits & donations $ 13,705.96 27165 Police gifts & donations $ 2,038.49 27166 Sippican School Garden donations $ 4,083.23 27172 Library gifts & donation $ 100.00 27173 DPW gifts & donations $ 850.00 27180 Sippican School Principal donations $ 44,694.70 27187 Sippican School J.Mccarthy fund donations $ 350.00 TOTALS$ 200,947.53 $ 200,947.53

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SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS

ASSETS Debit Credit $ 820,041.90 CASH LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ -

FUND BALANCES 29071 Island Wharf - Historical Society Fund $ 2,000.00 29072 Kittanset $ 155.00 29073 Fire non-criminal violation $ 100.00 29074 Sippican Lost Books $ 1,470.86 29075 Sippican Student Activities $ 18,133.85 29076 Insurance Reimbursement $ 37,634.91 29077 Waterways Fund $ 317,588.46 29078 Road Machinery $ 4,518.83 29079 Parking Fines $ 20,325.58 29080 County Dog Fund $ 6,517.28 29081 State Aid Library $ 7,148.17 29082 Sale of Cemetery Lots $ 94,561.50 29083 Wetlands Protection Fees $ 4,242.95 29084 Recycling $ 35,510.49 29085 Recreation Revolving $ 15,091.55 29086 School Building Rental $ 156,075.76 29089 Comcast - PEG Annual Support $ 9,291.40 29091 Meters in Stock $ 16,033.33 29092 Shellfish $ 304.72 29093 Town Clerk Fees $ 32,992.59 29097 Planning Bd Consulting $ 12,774.74 29098 Public Health Donations $ 19,526.70 29099 Sippican Music $ 8,043.23

TOTALS$ 820,041.90 $ 820,041.90

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CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND

ASSETS Debit Credit CASH $ 2,395,918.13 MEMO PROJECTS AUTHORIZED $ 2,204,420.00 PROJECTS AUTHORIZED UNISSUED $ 2,204,420.00

LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ - B.A.N. PAYABLE - Failed Septic $ 42,000.00 B.A.N. PAYABLE - Sewer $ 240,000.00 B.A.N. PAYABLE - Water Tower (Tank) $ 1,470,000.00 B.A.N. PAYABLE - Fire Ladder Truck $ 540,000.00 FUND BALANCES 30106 Failed Septic Systems $ 35,199.57 30107 Berry Satellite Projects $ 35,197.77 30109 Computer Equipment $ 3,323.53 30111 Sippican School Project $ 1,149.13 30114 Sewer Extention $ 205,776.59 $ - 30116 Water Tank Repairs $ 180,078.62 30118 New Water Tank Construction $ 343,682.47 30119 Fire Ladder Truck $ 6,112.92 30169 Water Main Extention (village loop-Phase I) $ 685,343.34 30175 Great Hill Water Tank (5/14) $ 1,432,843.03 30178 New Police Station $ 1,402.91 30179 Water Main Extention (village loop-Phase II) $ 528,026.43 30186 Roadway Improvements CIP (Phase 1A) $ 6,579.80

TOTALS$ 6,280,737.12 $ 6,280,737.12

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WATER ENTERPRISE FUND

ASSETS Debit Credit CASH $ 1,524,760.86 RECEIVABLES WATER: Water Rates $ 342,238.66 Services $ 5,238.36 UTILITY LIENS: Water Liens - 2008 $ 185.78 Water Liens - 2009 $ 2,970.56 Water Liens - 2010 $ 3,835.08 Water Liens - 2011 $ 5,544.73 Water Liens - 2012 $ 6,658.15 Water Liens - 2013 $ 6,464.15 Water Liens - 2014 $ 9,790.40 Water Liens - 2015 $ 14,817.02 Water Liens - 2016 $ 35,201.96 AMOUNTS PROVIDED FOR BOND PAYMENTS $ 5,973,200.00 LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ 56.33 DEFERRED REVENUES: Water $ 347,477.02 Utility Liens $ 85,467.83 LONG TERM DEBT OUTSIDE LIMIT $ 5,973,200.00 FUND BALANCES RESERVED FOR ENCUMBRANCES $ 72,862.54 RESERVED FOR EXPENDITURES $ 400,000.00 UNRESERVED RETAINED EARNINGS $ 1,051,841.99

TOTALS$ 7,930,905.71 $ 7,930,905.71

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SEWER ENTERPRISE FUND ASSETS Debit Credit CASH $ 1,635,881.31 RECEIVABLES SEWER: Sewer Rates $ 396,152.65 Special Assessment - Sewer Betterments $ 2,599.28 Sewer Liens - 2008 $ 357.43 Sewer Liens - 2009 $ 2,010.83 Sewer Liens - 2010 $ 3,322.08 Sewer Liens - 2011 $ 4,076.89 Sewer Liens - 2012 $ 4,270.04 Sewer Liens - 2013 $ 6,045.40 Sewer Liens - 2014 $ 7,369.17 Sewer Liens - 2015 $ 12,005.61 Sewer Liens - 2016 $ 31,033.64 Apportioned Assess added to 09 taxes $ 563.26 Apportioned Assess added to 10 taxes $ 1,904.12 Apportioned Assess added to 11 taxes $ 2,253.64 Apportioned Assess added to 12 taxes $ 2,936.43 Apportioned Assess added to 13 taxes $ 3,401.34 Apportioned Assess added to 14 taxes $ 3,840.22 Apportioned Assess added to 15 taxes $ 2,465.05 Apportioned Assess added to 16 taxes $ 7,718.03 Committed Interest - 09 taxes $ 367.48 Committed Interest - 10 taxes $ 1,027.43 Committed Interest - 11 taxes $ 1,390.37 Committed Interest - 12 taxes $ 1,688.20 Committed Interest - 13 taxes $ 1,971.37 Committed Interest - 14 taxes $ 1,840.81 Committed Interest - 15 taxes $ 1,176.33 Committed Interest - 16 taxes $ 4,083.73 Unapportioned Assessments - Betterments $ 4,959,724.83 AMOUNTS PROVIDED FOR BOND PAYMENTS $ 18,478,031.74 LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ 25.70 DEFERRED REVENUES: Sewer $ 396,152.65 Utility Liens $ 70,491.09 Betterments $ 5,000,951.92 LONG TERM DEBT INSIDE LIMIT $ 7,111,200.00 LONG TERM DEBT OUTSIDE LIMIT $ 11,366,831.74 FUND BALANCES RESERVED FOR ENCUMBRANCES $ 211,968.80 RESERVED FOR EXPENDITURES $ 602,500.00 UNRESERVED RETAINED EARNINGS $ 821,386.81 TOTALS$ 25,581,508.71 $ 25,581,508.71

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TRUST FUNDS

ASSETS Debit Credit $ 4,635,741.38 CASH LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE FUND BALANCES EXPENDABLE TRUSTS $ 4,484,072.47 NON EXPENDABLE TRUSTS $ 151,668.91 TOTALS$ 4,635,741.38 $ 4,635,741.38

AGENCY FUNDS

ASSETS Debit Credit CASH $ 10,185.83 LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ 188.00 FUND BALANCES Extra Details $ 15,368.08 State FireArms $ 4,994.25

TOTALS$ 15,368.08 $ 15,368.08

LONG TERM DEBT FUND

ASSETS Debit Credit $ 5,097,000.00 AMOUNTS PROVIDED FOR BOND PAYMENTS LIABILITIES LONG TERM DEBT INSIDE LIMIT $ 5,097,000.00

TOTALS $ 5,097,000.00 $ 5,097,000.00

185 TOWN OF MARION COMBINING BALANCE SHEET JUNE 30 2016

TRUST & AGENCY GRANTS GIFTS/DONATIONS OTHER TOTAL TRUST AGENCY TOTAL ASSETS

CASH $ 206,758.61 $ 200,947.53 $ 820,041.90 $ 1,227,748.04 $ 4,635,741.38 $ (10,185.83) $ 4,625,555.55 INVESTMENTS -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -

RECEIVABLES Taxes -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - Excise -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - Fees and Services -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -

DUE FROM OTHER GOVTL AGENCIES -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - DUE FROM OTHER FUNDS -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - PREPAID EXPENSES -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - PROVISION FOR LONG TERM DEBT -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -

186 STATE SHARE APPROVED -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -

TOTAL ASSETS$ 206,758.61 $ 200,947.53 $ 820,041.90 $ 1,227,748.04 $ 4,635,741.38 $ (10,185.83) $ 4,625,555.55

LIABILITIES

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ 182.47 $ 31.71 $ - $ 214.18 $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00 DUE TO OTHER FUNDS -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - OTHER LIABILITIES -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - DEFERRED REVENUE -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - PROVISION FOR ABATEMENTS -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 182.47 $ 31.71 $ - $ 214.18 $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00

FUND EQUITY

FUND BALANCE RESERVED $ 206,576.14 $ 200,915.82 $ 820,041.90 $ 1,227,533.86 $ 4,635,741.38 $ (10,373.83) $ 4,625,367.55 FUND BALANCE UNRESERVED -$ $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -

TOTAL FUND EQUITY $ 206,576.14 $ 200,915.82 $ 820,041.90 $ 1,227,533.86 $ 4,635,741.38 $ (10,373.83) $ 4,625,367.55

TOTAL LIABILITIES & FUND EQUITY$ 206,758.61 $ 200,947.53 $ 820,041.90 $ 1,227,748.04 $ 4,635,741.38 $ (10,185.83) $ 4,625,555.55 TOWN OF MARION COMBINED BALANCE SHEET JUNE 30 2016

PROPRIETARY FIDUCIARY ACCOUNT GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES FUND TYPE FUND TYPE GROUP

SPECIAL CAPITAL TRUST & LONG TERM TOTAL ASSETS AND OTHER DEBITS GENERAL FUND CPA FUND REVENUE PROJECTS ENTERPRISE AGENCY OBLIGATIONS

CASH $ 5,376,469.57 $ 1,686,048.60 $ 1,227,748.04 $ 2,395,918.13 $ 3,160,642.17 $ 4,625,555.55 $ - $ 18,472,382.06 INVESTMENTS $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -

RECEIVABLES Taxes $ 903,953.35 $ 9,085.50 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 913,038.85 Tax Liens $ 192,070.45 $ - $ - $ - $ 155,958.92 $ - $ - $ 348,029.37 Excise $ 122,514.43 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 122,514.43 Fees and Services $ 155,843.43 $ - $ - $ - $ 5,744,581.59 $ - $ - $ 5,900,425.02

DUE FROM OTHER GOVTL AGENCIES $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - DUE FROM OTHER FUNDS $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - PREPAID EXPENSES $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - PROVISION FOR LONG TERM DEBT $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 24,451,231.74 $ - $ 5,097,000.00 $ 29,548,231.74

187 STATE SHARE BILLED $ - $ - $ - $ 51,803.16 $ - $ - $ - $ 51,803.16

TOTAL ASSETS$ 6,750,851.23 $ 1,695,134.10 $ 1,227,748.04 $ 2,447,721.29 $ 33,512,414.42 $ 4,625,555.55 $ 5,097,000.00 $ 55,356,424.63

LIABILITIES

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ 718,356.67 $ - $ 214.18 $ - $ 82.03 $ 188.00 $ - $ 718,840.88 DUE TO OTHER FUNDS $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - OTHER LIABILITIES $ 432,505.64 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 432,505.64 DEFERRED REVENUE $ 1,098,866.50 $ 9,085.50 $ - $ 51,803.16 $ 5,900,540.51 $ - $ - $ 7,060,295.67 PROVISION FOR ABATEMENTS $ 285,339.53 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 285,339.53 BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE $ - $ - $ - $ 2,292,000.00 $ 24,451,231.74 $ - $ 5,097,000.00 $ 31,840,231.74

TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 2,535,068.34 $ 9,085.50 $ 214.18 $ 2,343,803.16 $ 30,351,854.28 $ 188.00 $ 5,097,000.00 $ 40,337,213.46

FUND EQUITY

FUND BALANCE RESERVED $ 2,271,601.44 $ 1,331,006.42 $ 1,227,533.86 $ 103,918.13 $ 1,287,331.34 $ 4,625,367.55 $ - $ 10,846,758.74 FUND BALANCE UNRESERVED $ 1,944,181.45 $ 355,042.18 $ - $ 1,873,228.80 $ - $ 4,172,452.43

TOTAL FUND EQUITY$ 4,215,782.89 $ 1,686,048.60 $ 1,227,533.86 $ 103,918.13 $ 3,160,560.14 $ 4,625,367.55 $ - $ 15,019,211.17

TOTAL LIABILITIES & FUND EQUITY $ 6,750,851.23 $ 1,695,134.10 $ 1,227,748.04 $ 2,447,721.29 $ 33,512,414.42 $ 4,625,555.55 $ 5,097,000.00 $ 55,356,424.63 ------0.00 (1.00) 73.16 73.16 93.00 50.00 40.96 200.00 199.00 908.42 750.00 150.00 250.00 860.00 655.06 233.62 766.32 825.00 (462.80) (633.52) 2,345.26 1,800.18 1,657.58 (3,781.72) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - - 4,998.46 4,998.46 5,515.00 3,863.22 6,450.00 3,663.36 3,194.21 4,300.00 50,968.19 23,982.40 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - (1.00) 73.16 73.16 93.00 50.00 40.96 200.00 199.00 250.00 750.00 150.00 860.00 655.06 233.62 518.28 766.32 825.00 (462.80) (633.52) 4,998.46 4,998.46 5,515.00 3,863.22 6,450.00 3,663.36 2,345.26 3,194.21 1,800.18 1,657.58 51,876.61 23,982.40 Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------176.00 137.50 407.00 250.00 344.94 150.00 959.04 625.00 649.82 342.42 1,200.00 1,140.00 6,450.00 3,062.80 1,766.38 6,404.74 2,233.68 1,475.00 1,933.52 28,676.00 28,500.00 46,767.23 63,736.78 14,706.00 28,021.72 169,816.59 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------30,000.00 42,900.00 (144,426.84) Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 119,024.50 $ $ $ $ $ $ 118,887.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ ------5,135.96 5,135.96 5,515.00 3,813.36 3,194.21 5,040.00 40,749.63 67,600.00 125,912.20 Balance Fund Reserve $ $ (144,426.84) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 12,900.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - 175.00 200.00 500.00 500.00 750.00 150.00 625.00 1,250.00 2,000.00 2,600.00 1,000.00 8,750.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 2,450.00 2,000.00 3,000.00 2,300.00 1,300.00 28,875.00 28,500.00 52,881.00 14,706.00 23,500.00 144,500.00 144,500.00 118,887.00 118,887.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ TOWN OFTOWN MARION (FY2016) REPORT EXPENDITURE Transfers Unclassified Travel/Meetings Audit expenses Accrued Benefits TH Phone System TH Phone Consulting/Contract Services Consulting/Contract Codification Records Moderator Sound Services Poll workers Poll Salary Feasability Study Feasability Program voting machine voting Program Rental Unclassified Printing ballots Printing Dues Bikepath Engineering Bikepath Advertising Salaries Contract Services Contract Marion 2015 Committee Marion Weights/ Weights/ Measures Vehicle Maintenance Travel/Meetings Exp Town Administrator Buzzards Bay Committee Dues Unclassified Reserve FundReserve Finance Committee Election/Town Meeting Town Town Administrator Selectmen

188 ------67.01 15.00 80.76 78.01 (17.32) (27.99) 649.00 110.69 137.23 300.00 261.52 900.00 700.00 272.81 (603.00) (696.00) (382.26) (186.34) 2,938.46 4,214.68 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - 12.00 2,329.50 3,900.00 3,900.00 22,446.27 20,104.77 24,592.60 24,592.60 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------67.01 15.00 78.01 (17.32) (27.99) 649.00 110.69 149.23 261.52 300.00 900.00 700.00 272.81 (603.00) (696.00) (382.26) (186.34) 2,329.50 3,900.00 3,900.00 2,938.46 22,527.03 20,104.77 24,592.60 28,807.28 Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - 36.00 102.99 535.00 200.00 176.00 300.00 140.00 102.99 607.26 500.00 200.00 1,202.32 1,351.00 8,172.00 1,600.00 3,696.00 1,338.48 1,675.00 1,457.00 2,927.19 7,556.26 1,061.54 1,186.34 1,200.00 3,000.00 1,000.00 17,603.00 58,705.31 37,711.00 13,221.99 77,468.00 14,517.00 97,330.00 52,809.58 91,490.00 37,711.00 122,200.47 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------75.00 7,000.00 7,000.00 1,519.00 26,594.00 25,000.00 Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------25.23 36.00 5,667.50 3,276.77 2,329.50 3,900.00 3,900.00 32,148.86 Balance Fund Reserve $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - 75.00 170.00 550.00 200.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 900.00 140.00 225.00 500.00 200.00 1,185.00 2,000.00 3,000.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 2,157.00 3,200.00 4,000.00 1,000.00 3,000.00 1,000.00 1,200.00 10,000.00 51,816.00 37,711.00 13,300.00 75,949.00 14,517.00 97,330.00 49,468.00 91,490.00 37,711.00 112,466.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 32,148.86 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Travel/Meetings Dues Bonding Service Bank Charges Consulting Longevity Salary Update Property Assessments Update Property Registry of deeds of Registry GIS Maintenance Records Computer Maintenance Computer Maintenance Records Travel/Meetings Maps & Surveys Longevity Dues Book Binding Book Salary Salaries -Salaries Elected Officials Fixed AssetsFixed Bonding Printing Tax Bills Printing Dues Deeds of Registry Dues Tax Foreclosure Art. Tax Foreclosure Bills/Demands Travel/Meetings Advertising Travel/Meetings Certification Longevity Education/Training Salary Longevity Salary Treasurer Assessors Finance Director/Town Accountant Collector

189 - - - - 37.35 44.00 25.00 (21.75) (75.00) (51.00) 818.70 213.80 500.00 852.34 (659.15) (118.03) (260.00) 6,256.61 1,912.69 1,110.00 7,034.59 6,202.13 1,282.32 1,259.31 3,596.00 3,277.26 1,202.75 4,582.75 (3,839.17) (5,325.73) 48,400.50 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------2,760.40 14,998.19 17,758.59 $ $ 49,219.20 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (4,119.73) $ $ $ $ (2,855.32) $ $ $ $ - - 37.35 44.00 25.00 (21.75) (75.00) (51.00) 818.70 213.80 500.00 852.34 (659.15) (118.03) (260.00) 2,760.40 6,256.61 7,034.59 1,110.00 6,202.13 1,282.32 1,259.31 3,596.00 3,277.26 1,202.75 4,582.75 (3,839.17) (5,325.73) (4,119.73) (2,855.32) 48,400.50 49,219.20 19,671.28 Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - 51.00 90.00 75.00 467.68 218.03 156.00 860.00 147.66 200.00 1,181.30 1,021.75 4,275.00 1,462.65 1,786.20 9,159.15 5,297.87 4,104.00 3,297.25 8,417.25 39,099.50 40,280.80 28,839.17 45,743.39 92,287.31 11,965.41 17,919.73 26,705.32 20,133.69 19,493.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 14,998.19 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 599,525.73 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 662,022.74 $ $ $ $ - - - - - 2,760.40 17,758.59 14,998.19 Balance Fund Reserve $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - 100.00 500.00 200.00 600.00 100.00 200.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 4,200.00 1,500.00 2,000.00 8,500.00 1,200.00 1,750.00 7,700.00 4,500.00 1,000.00 87,500.00 89,500.00 25,000.00 52,000.00 94,200.00 19,000.00 13,800.00 11,500.00 23,850.00 21,393.00 13,000.00 19,493.00 594,200.00 665,300.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Legal Counsel Legal Books Hardware Hardware maintenance Software maintenance Software Travel & Meetings Disaster Recovery Web Maintenance & forms Paper Programming & Misc Programming Equipment Computer Office equipment Office Clerical wages Clerical Equipment Replacement Advertising supplies Office Overtime Education/Training Paper & forms Paper Postage Registrars Unclassified Census Travel/Meetings Advertising Salary Travel/Meetings Unclassified Dues Bonding Legal Computer Administrative Services Registrar of Voters Town Town Clerk

190 ------2.75 (9.92) (0.00) 50.00 65.00 39.56 (10.44) 215.02 563.18 250.00 201.39 462.00 903.39 560.00 169.83 (522.00) (300.98) (397.87) (399.80) (210.63) (322.00) (233.95) (278.00) 1,122.08 9,117.25 1,082.00 1,842.80 8,128.62 2,295.95 (2,099.79) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------812.00 3,658.44 20,000.00 14,195.00 14,195.00 23,109.60 47,580.04 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - 2.75 (9.92) 50.00 65.00 39.56 (10.44) 215.02 563.18 812.00 250.00 201.39 462.00 903.39 560.00 169.83 (522.00) (300.98) (397.87) (399.80) (210.63) (322.00) (233.95) (278.00) 1,122.08 1,842.80 1,082.00 3,658.44 8,128.62 2,295.95 (2,099.79) 23,312.25 23,109.60 47,580.04 Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------9.92 85.00 10.44 10.44 784.98 996.92 522.00 987.00 386.58 298.61 550.98 828.00 190.00 6,890.40 3,297.25 3,599.79 2,010.63 1,322.00 2,058.61 1,030.17 70,271.00 48,627.20 33,766.96 11,395.00 17,896.82 21,871.38 14,397.87 11,049.80 12,704.05 24,773.93 218,978.75 $ $ $ $ 20,000.00 $ $ $ $ 14,195.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------3,300.00 30,000.00 28,890.00 50,000.00 Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------460.00 460.00 812.00 4,045.02 16,947.00 12,089.98 Balance Fund Reserve $ $ 20,000.00 $ $ $ $ 14,195.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 11,395.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------50.00 50.00 150.00 250.00 500.00 462.00 250.00 550.00 750.00 1,000.00 2,119.00 2,069.00 1,500.00 1,800.00 2,962.00 1,000.00 1,200.00 70,271.00 50,470.00 14,400.00 30,000.00 18,000.00 14,000.00 10,650.00 15,000.00 12,450.00 212,941.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Dues Full TimeFull wages allowance Uniform Facilities Manager Facilities Part Time Planner - Article Time Planner Part Consultant Master Plan Chemical Storage B;dg (ATM Storage Chemical 5/15) Office supplies Office Time wages Part Services - Contract Maintenance Property Advertising Repair Motor Vehicles Motor Repair Washburn Park renovations (ATM 5/15) renovations Park Washburn Overtime Master Plan Update Master Plan Election Booths (ATM Booths Election 5/15) Office Supplies Office Dues Equipment Mapping Computer Cleaning services Cleaning Telephone Custodial supplies Supplies Building Maintenance Consulting Agent SRPEDD Travel/Meetings Recordings/Plans Unclassified Advertising Dues Travel/Meetings Advertising Office supplies Office Town Town Buildings-Town Hall Zoning Board Planning Board Conservation

191 ------3.01 48.75 17.23 (39.10) 186.21 578.15 300.00 188.93 520.88 317.23 483.35 (371.78) (226.46) 1,150.16 2,276.61 2,628.05 1,618.07 2,980.16 1,400.00 1,113.48 1,113.48 2,841.21 (4,428.77) (2,554.40) 19,969.04 22,678.57 (51,415.46) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------1,300.00 19,336.00 20,636.00 17,775.00 17,775.00 52,606.00 $ $ (5,539.83) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (3,575.31) $ $ (1,593.51) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (5,168.82) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - 48.75 17.23 (39.10) 186.21 578.15 300.00 188.93 520.88 317.23 (371.78) (226.46) 1,300.00 1,150.16 2,276.61 2,628.05 1,618.07 2,980.16 1,400.00 1,113.48 1,113.48 2,841.21 (5,539.83) (3,575.31) (1,593.51) (5,168.82) (2,554.40) 16,207.23 19,969.04 22,678.57 18,258.35 52,609.01 (51,415.46) Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - 951.25 279.12 832.77 500.00 1,039.10 3,611.84 5,871.95 1,700.00 4,921.85 5,093.51 8,519.84 1,332.77 5,411.52 5,411.52 2,726.46 2,941.70 15,689.83 61,340.77 41,000.00 14,375.31 26,805.58 54,783.96 22,102.93 11,080.00 13,000.00 14,120.33 17,125.91 19,468.82 14,006.40 320,885.46 257,182.39 102,198.78 673,711.43 316,914.25 $ $ $ $ 19,336.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 17,775.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------1,400.00 3,900.00 3,849.00 6,809.26 19,336.00 63,036.00 42,300.00 28,537.00 17,301.00 39,127.00 13,000.00 24,584.26 116,510.26 Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 130,332.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - - 12.00 12.00 10.91 191.79 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,972.00 Balance Fund Reserve $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 17,775.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - 300.00 800.00 850.00 500.00 8,750.00 1,000.00 4,750.00 8,500.00 1,700.00 3,500.00 5,500.00 6,300.00 1,000.00 1,650.00 3,000.00 6,525.00 6,525.00 2,500.00 5,772.00 14,500.00 10,800.00 74,753.00 23,721.00 22,900.00 97,978.00 11,500.00 12,480.00 14,300.00 11,452.00 240,933.00 242,158.00 657,263.00 130,332.00 248,041.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Town Town Facilities Contract Srevices Contract Telephone Music Hall Roof Repairs (ATM Repairs 5/14) Music Roof Hall Building Maintenance Services Building Maintenance Music Hall Repointing (ATM 5/14) Music Repointing Hall Contract Services Contract Education/Training Overtime Longevity Special officers Special Computer maintenance Computer Uniform allowance Uniform Sergeant Building Maintenance Services Building Maintenance Radio Maintenance Radio Lieutenant Repair Motor Vehicles Motor Repair Services Cleaning Patrolmen Wareham lockup Wareham Certification Tri town river Fire Alarm Atlantis Dr (ATMFire 5/15) Building Maintenance Services Building Maintenance Telephone Chief Salary Chief Printing warrants Printing Telephone Contract Services Contract SRPEDD AssessmentSRPEDD County Ext service County Supplies Music HallMusic Library Police Dept Town Town Report Atlantis Drive Unclassified

192 ------1.11 19.10 (30.55) 771.04 845.00 355.49 500.05 870.96 679.45 300.00 425.00 (520.22) (728.38) (194.68) 2,168.42 1,340.87 4,475.47 2,541.79 8,420.74 8,428.14 1,215.56 2,812.38 2,251.74 4,391.62 7,153.59 3,698.00 2,700.00 (3,985.67) (2,391.55) (3,440.09) 24,217.04 (26,941.79) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------60.26 21.63 443.16 116.30 238.00 2,060.76 30,519.58 29,669.00 27,000.00 49,000.00 20,545.33 400,674.02 241,000.00 $ $ $ $ (3,984.96) $ $ $ $ (29,200.63) $ $ $ $ (7,803.40) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - 1.11 19.10 (30.55) 845.00 355.49 943.21 870.96 739.71 300.00 425.00 (520.22) (728.38) (194.68) 2,168.42 1,340.87 4,475.47 2,541.79 8,420.74 8,428.14 1,215.56 2,928.68 2,727.21 2,251.74 4,391.62 7,175.22 3,698.00 2,060.76 2,700.00 (3,984.96) (3,985.67) (7,803.40) (3,202.09) 24,217.04 28,128.03 (29,200.63) 401,445.06 Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - - 57.82 831.58 524.53 9,020.22 2,580.55 6,475.00 7,803.40 9,748.21 8,079.26 3,844.51 4,194.68 3,129.04 4,833.69 1,423.26 3,700.00 1,608.38 3,824.78 9,386.00 1,475.00 1,300.00 1,521.83 14,962.96 35,417.00 37,685.96 15,571.86 32,391.55 10,931.99 16,399.71 21,305.19 12,202.09 19,998.89 13,980.90 964,810.21 109,200.63 1,720,282.83 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 27,000.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 241,000.00 $ $ $ 49,000.00 $ $ $ 20,545.33 ------14.22 6,475.00 30,519.58 332,533.80 112,189.00 241,000.00 Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ 402,394.67 $ $ 206,292.38 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - 23.38 32.40 202.70 790.00 375.20 328.39 1,059.18 4,834.00 1,521.83 2,060.76 80,570.47 49,000.00 20,545.33 Balance Fund Reserve $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 20,000.00 27,000.00 $ $ 14,000.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - 3,000.00 8,500.00 2,550.00 5,000.00 4,200.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 4,500.00 1,250.00 9,000.00 3,675.00 4,000.00 6,000.00 8,250.00 1,900.00 4,000.00 10,978.00 36,262.00 61,903.00 80,000.00 16,500.00 24,000.00 11,500.00 30,000.00 11,500.00 19,000.00 24,000.00 11,000.00 953,151.00 398,409.00 205,564.00 1,609,232.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Building Maintenance Custodial Supplies Public safety equipment safety Public EMT Wages Chiefs Expenses Chiefs Police cruiser (Budget) Police Fireman - Lt. Fireman Firemen Fire Chief Fire Overtime Public safety equipment safety - UPS Public Winter overtime Winter Contract Services Contract Uniform Allowance Uniform Education/Training Repair motor vehicles motor Repair Contract Services - CIEMSS Contract maintenance Radio Telephone Safety TestingSafety Fire Supplies Fire Custodial supplies Medical Supplies Equipment Building Maintenance Alarm System Repair Hose Hose replacement Fire Engine 2 Repairs (ATM 2 Repairs 5/15)Engine Fire (ATM Software 5/15)Fire Building Equipment - Equipmentpagers Replacement Fire/EMS Fire/EMS Lucas Device (ATM 5/15) Protective Clothing Protective Travel & Meetings New Ambulance (STM 10/15) Licenses Generator Emergency Brush Breaker Equipment System (ATM Phone 5/14)Fire Fire Alarm Repair (ATM Alarm Repair 5/12)Fire Fire DeptFire

193 ------0.25 0.00 (0.75) 17.11 (74.20) 764.04 145.31 200.00 296.60 270.00 827.71 346.46 (841.22) (320.14) (364.13) 1,215.80 1,852.00 2,117.00 2,500.00 6,933.51 1,610.00 2,421.32 1,800.00 (1,724.14) (1,282.37) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------1,512.80 1,512.80 2,085.00 2,085.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------(0.75) 17.11 (74.20) 764.04 296.60 200.00 270.00 145.31 827.71 346.46 (841.22) (320.14) (364.13) 1,513.05 1,512.80 1,215.80 1,852.00 2,117.00 2,500.00 2,085.00 9,018.51 1,610.00 2,421.32 1,800.00 (1,724.14) (1,282.37) Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - 203.40 148.00 390.00 172.29 350.00 800.00 653.54 2,374.14 1,000.75 5,235.96 1,982.89 1,000.00 1,500.00 1,841.22 4,704.69 5,000.00 3,900.00 2,074.20 6,000.00 2,000.00 5,533.37 1,000.00 2,400.00 2,000.00 4,164.13 62,187.20 22,915.00 49,757.68 42,132.14 17,900.00 71,289.00 286,144.95 178,591.20 115,540.49 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------540.00 25,000.00 Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------Balance Fund Reserve $ $ 64,240.00 $ $ 63,700.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ 25,000.00 $ $ - 650.00 500.00 200.00 270.00 350.00 800.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 6,000.00 2,000.00 6,000.00 1,000.00 4,850.00 2,000.00 5,000.00 4,251.00 2,000.00 3,900.00 1,000.00 2,117.00 2,500.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 2,400.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 3,800.00 52,179.00 99,559.00 41,812.00 19,700.00 71,289.00 223,418.00 179,267.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Marine Vehicles Marine (ATM 5/15) Management/Development Unclassified Licenses Licenses & Dues Shellfish propagation Shellfish Float maintenance Float Unclassified Boat supplies Equipment Replacement Building maintenance maintenance Channel/Buoy Marine supplies Marine Overtime Boarding & burial Boarding Telephone Vehicle Reimbursement Uniform allowance Uniform Longevity Wage - Part Time - Wage Part Wages Wages - Time Full Travel/Meetings Unclassified Education & Training Unclassified Repair Motor Vehicles Motor Repair Telephone Fulltime wages Fulltime Inspections Bldg Commissioner Longevity allowance Uniform vehicles motor Repair inspector Herring Longevity Telephone Animal Control Officer Marine Resources Marine Building Dept

194 ------0.00 455.01 921.00 392.31 758.00 423.06 (245.35) (134.00) (300.00) 1,567.60 1,216.63 2,500.00 3,573.80 2,515.08 1,005.00 1,000.00 (2,432.25) (5,492.48) (16,117.47) 116,064.90 132,182.37 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------530.12 340.52 1,300.00 3,367.07 1,851.83 10,878.22 10,000.00 10,000.00 428,177.60 270,579.67 141,182.00 $ $ $ $ $ 73,482.69 $ $ $ 23,185.00 23,185.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 10,000.00 $ $ (3,219.59) $ $ (22,698.33) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (1,671.29) $ $ $ $ (17,959.51) $ $ (1,329.80) $ $ (2,494.69) $ $ $ $ (8,997.68) - - - 530.12 340.52 455.01 921.00 392.31 758.00 (245.35) (134.00) (300.00) 1,567.60 1,300.00 1,216.63 2,500.00 3,573.80 2,515.08 1,005.00 1,000.00 3,367.07 (3,219.59) (2,432.25) (1,671.29) (1,329.80) (2,494.69) (3,640.65) (8,997.68) 73,482.69 23,185.00 23,185.00 10,423.06 (22,698.33) (17,959.51) 544,242.50 254,462.20 273,364.37 Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------245.35 384.00 579.00 533.00 995.00 5,782.40 4,044.99 1,200.00 9,607.69 7,626.20 7,432.25 1,200.00 1,042.00 5,271.29 6,494.69 17,659.48 29,136.37 30,798.00 19,219.59 22,803.92 32,698.33 20,276.94 29,959.51 36,329.80 28,640.65 31,497.68 $ $ $ 10,878.22 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 10,000.00 $ $ $ 10,000.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------10,000.00 Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ 405,317.31 $ $ $ 216,438.00 4,414,318.00 $ $ 4,197,880.00 $ $ 5,603,307.82 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 4,142,895.24 $ $ 1,442,753.10 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - 530.12 100.00 1,300.00 3,367.07 10,878.22 18,000.00 40,886.47 362,088.32 287,126.44 Balance Fund Reserve $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 10,000.00 $ $ $ $ - - 250.00 533.00 900.00 7,350.00 4,500.00 3,600.00 1,500.00 2,000.00 5,000.00 1,000.00 1,800.00 3,600.00 4,000.00 30,353.00 30,798.00 16,000.00 11,200.00 25,319.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 20,700.00 12,000.00 35,000.00 25,000.00 22,500.00 478,800.00 216,438.00 4,437,503.00 4,221,065.00 5,785,462.00 1,675,231.00 4,110,231.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Vacation/Sick buyback Old Rochester Regional Old Rochester Sippican Fire Alarm (Art 12 ATMFire Sippican 5/11) (ATM 5/14) VCT Sippican Flooring Sippican Energy Equip(ATM upgrade Energy Sippican 5/13) Contract Services Contract Certification/Licenses Temporary employees Temporary Fulltime wages Fulltime Administrative Administrative salary Upper Cape Regional Cape Upper Repair motor vehicles motor Repair Uniform allowance Uniform Education/Training Temporary employees recycling employees Temporary Overtime Parks Maintenance Parks (ATM Window replacement Sippican 5/13) Advertising Winter overtime Winter Contract services - Hazardous Contract Contract services - Tree Contract Unclassified Details - Police Telephone Engineering Longevity Contract Services - Gypsy (ATMContract 5/15) Contract services - Tree Replacement Contract (Art Pumps 16 ATM School Sippican 4/05) Expenses Snow removal services Snow removal Salaries Supplies Property maintenance Property Vehicle maintenance supplies Vehicle maintenance Equipment replacement School Assessments DPW Tree Warden Tree Sippican School

195 - - 0.00 (0.00) (0.00) 10.50 75.00 45.00 (82.24) (47.00) 250.00 743.33 522.00 380.00 200.00 340.51 245.80 716.08 193.15 (216.25) (638.58) 1,554.82 1,344.44 5,518.22 9,728.36 1,500.00 2,050.34 3,240.45 3,142.23 1,930.76 21,107.88 54,620.66 27,139.34 (30,895.96) (21,187.53) 115,324.26 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------537.67 838.36 560.00 278.36 1,851.83 7,148.53 2,744.09 15,984.43 23,670.63 26,001.00 28,745.09 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 17,124.76 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - 10.50 75.00 45.00 (82.24) (47.00) 250.00 743.33 522.00 537.67 380.00 200.00 245.80 340.51 193.15 (216.25) (638.58) 1,554.82 1,344.44 7,370.05 7,148.53 9,728.36 4,813.47 1,500.00 2,050.34 3,240.45 3,980.59 1,276.08 2,209.12 15,984.43 23,670.63 21,107.88 17,124.76 57,364.75 27,139.34 (30,895.96) 144,069.35 Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - 75.00 59.49 72.00 556.67 478.00 600.00 182.24 216.25 4,989.50 4,361.84 9,545.83 4,963.34 4,449.66 5,352.20 1,523.92 1,388.58 76,445.18 10,155.56 95,895.96 48,851.47 62,759.14 28,892.12 81,771.64 39,507.22 47,635.25 26,860.66 33,259.55 62,938.85 11,512.18 53,100.00 887,082.95 137,020.71 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------8.30 8.30 50,000.00 50,000.00 56,000.00 Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 267,339.44 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - 88.10 100.00 20,346.27 10,083.50 16,885.69 16,973.79 Balance Fund Reserve $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 56,000.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - 25.00 250.00 380.00 675.00 200.00 120.00 100.00 400.00 750.00 1,300.00 1,000.00 5,000.00 1,500.00 6,500.00 2,800.00 5,598.00 28,000.00 11,500.00 65,000.00 50,000.00 91,500.00 27,435.00 22,000.00 54,000.00 36,500.00 63,132.00 13,713.00 53,100.00 844,353.00 105,000.00 394,435.00 140,993.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 30,429.77 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Snow removal supplies Snow removal Recycling Licenses/Dues Field Washburn Details Extra Travel/Meetings Sidewalk/Road repair Benson Brook Landfill Brook Benson DPW (ATM DPW Bldg Complex 5/14) Vehicle purchase Vehicle(ATM purchase 5/15) Gas Electric Energy Incentive program Incentive Energy Fuel Contract Services Contract Diesel Equipment Repair Unleaded Gas Street Lighting Health inspections Health Elected officials Advertising Telephone Longevity Uniform Allowance Uniform Full TimeFull wages - Nurse Dues Unclassified Disease Control supplies Disease Control Repair motor vehicles motor Repair Part time wages Part Travel/Meetings Regional Sanitarian Regional DPW Special Articles Utilities Board of Health

196 ------0.00 6.85 0.08 7.57 1.40 56.88 56.88 (22.13) 101.00 312.09 108.58 500.00 920.70 668.75 212.53 470.82 138.98 251.58 245.00 (250.94) (336.79) (187.91) (835.67) 4,854.41 1,102.20 (2,231.50) 11,061.35 17,979.00 (15,338.53) (19,507.12) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------500.00 500.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------6.85 0.08 1.40 56.88 56.88 (22.13) 101.00 312.09 668.75 108.58 500.00 470.82 138.98 920.70 212.53 751.58 245.00 507.57 (250.94) (336.79) (187.91) (835.67) 4,854.41 1,102.20 (2,231.50) 11,061.35 (15,338.53) (19,507.12) Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - 399.00 131.25 229.18 287.47 497.80 250.94 255.00 336.79 1,587.91 6,843.12 6,600.00 6,600.00 1,109.02 2,079.30 9,993.15 4,999.92 4,287.91 3,035.67 1,398.60 (4,761.35) 54,385.59 59,739.53 10,551.50 11,000.00 55,448.42 17,843.12 70,692.43 54,609.12 60,989.13 127,639.42 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 17,979.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------3,600.00 3,600.00 26,200.00 Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ 440,700.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 123,509.00 $ $ $ $ 440,700.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 154,253.00 154,253.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------Balance Fund Reserve $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 26,200.00 - - 500.00 800.00 700.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 6,300.00 8,320.00 1,900.00 6,600.00 6,900.00 1,248.00 6,600.00 3,000.00 1,600.00 5,000.00 2,200.00 1,400.00 59,240.00 44,401.00 11,000.00 30,000.00 10,000.00 17,900.00 45,000.00 17,979.00 35,102.00 60,967.00 440,700.00 124,148.00 123,509.00 440,700.00 154,253.00 154,253.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Parttime wages Parttime Coordinators salary Coordinators Coordinator Specialist Coordinator Coordinator - Programs Coordinator Van maintenance Computer Maintenances Computer Parades Telephone Museum Band concerts Benefits Field Field maintenance Unclassified Beach equipment Equipment Playground Unclassified Agents Agents salary Parttime wages wages - Clerical Parttime Property Maintenance Property Travel/Meetings Debt Principal Parttime wages wages - Clerical Parttime Parttime wages wages - Lifeguards Parttime Medical Supplies Assessment Telephone Supplies Office Recreation Director Recreation Website Maintenance Repair motor vehicles motor Repair Council on Aging Debt Interest Celebrations Natural Museum History Veterans Debt Principal Recreation Elizabeth Taber Library

197 - - - 5,000.00 6,865.19 2,271.00 4,776.62 1,738.32 5,000.00 9,550.34 1,950.00 3,071.37 5,714.00 (2,549.00) (6,320.00) (5,096.00) 22,079.00 (34,772.81) (39,065.00) 474,363.74 848,528.10 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------1,122,905.48 $ $ $ 11,865.19 $ $ $ 44,635.71 $ $ $ 47,011.27 532,889.95 $ $ $ (87,802.81) - - - 5,000.00 6,865.19 2,271.00 4,776.62 9,550.34 1,738.32 5,000.00 1,950.00 3,071.37 5,714.00 (2,549.00) (6,320.00) (5,096.00) 11,865.19 22,079.00 44,635.71 47,011.27 (34,772.81) (39,065.00) (87,802.81) 474,363.74 532,889.95 Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue 1,971,433.58 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - 3,134.81 2,549.00 6,320.00 5,096.00 4,854.73 2,678.63 34,772.81 39,065.00 53,744.00 13,267.38 10,250.00 92,486.00 87,802.81 186,951.00 521,383.29 175,273.66 842,849.26 987,408.05 19,929,951.10 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------250.00 1,866.00 1,205.00 1,455.00 (38,950.00) 742,719.52 Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ $ 142,247.00 $ $ 145,381.81 $ $ $ $ $ $ 126,436.68 $ $ $ $ $ $ 879,507.00 879,507.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - - 702,807.16 Balance Fund Reserve $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (37,084.00) $ $ - 5,000.00 5,500.00 5,000.00 10,000.00 18,044.00 12,200.00 50,000.00 98,200.00 54,810.00 142,247.00 157,247.00 128,175.00 209,030.00 879,507.00 879,507.00 184,824.00 564,564.00 1,557,382.00 1,356,163.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Debt charges Temporary borrowing interest borrowing Temporary Debt interest County tax County Mosquito control Air pollution Parking surcharge Parking Life insurance Life Marine Special EducationSpecial Deductibles Workers Compensation Workers FICA FICA medicare expenses Unemployment Medicaid collaborative Insurance Property Vehicles Health insurance Health Liability Retirement State/County assessments TOTAL GENERALTOTAL FUND FY EXPENSES16 20,455,858.00 Town Town Insurance Group Insurance Pension

198 - - - - - 0.60 0.00 (1.00) 190.00 453.04 228.00 446.46 105.59 318.34 147.06 674.57 (100.00) (159.75) 6,680.92 3,053.73 1,524.69 1,529.81 1,500.00 5,000.00 1,538.26 6,082.44 2,664.39 1,772.14 (47,775.31) (18,020.53) 233,681.48 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------190.17 449.51 4,763.42 77,835.97 28,800.00 35,000.00 48,411.51 16,518.22 211,968.80 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 12,115.60 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 15,727.03 188,356.82 $ $ (28,429.34) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (11,633.05) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 19,283.93 $ $ $ $ (8,066.10) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 18,473.14 60,000.00 $ $ - 0.60 (1.00) 190.00 453.04 228.00 446.46 105.59 318.34 147.06 674.57 (100.00) (159.75) 6,680.92 3,053.73 1,524.69 1,719.98 1,500.00 5,000.00 1,538.26 4,763.42 6,082.44 2,664.39 1,772.14 (8,066.10) 30,060.66 12,115.60 15,727.03 19,283.93 48,411.51 18,473.14 (28,429.34) (11,633.05) (17,571.02) 188,356.82 445,650.28 Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------22.00 534.00 400.00 531.66 961.74 352.94 1,810.00 3,577.50 3,450.47 1,054.40 6,659.75 1,643.18 1,394.41 1,280.02 1,417.56 1,477.86 17,805.08 30,799.00 14,272.97 64,801.34 28,475.31 38,464.76 20,716.07 52,319.83 57,571.02 45,776.86 346,588.49 2,596,264.23 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 28,800.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 35,000.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ 16,518.22 $ $ $ $ $ 60,000.00 ------430,000.00 Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ 130,363.30 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 214,739.27 $ $ 147,884.40 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 879,964.61 479,154.43 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------30.54 396.93 6,372.00 1,831.71 4,763.42 24,253.73 125,423.96 208,390.51 Balance Fund Reserve $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 35,000.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ 395,000.00 $ $ $ $ $ - - - - - 533.00 250.00 300.00 850.00 500.00 2,000.00 4,000.00 3,500.00 1,055.00 6,500.00 1,500.00 3,000.00 1,500.00 5,000.00 2,500.00 7,500.00 3,250.00 24,486.00 35,000.00 30,799.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 25,000.00 40,000.00 20,000.00 40,000.00 64,250.00 60,000.00 217,793.00 160,000.00 190,000.00 882,629.00 479,829.00 2,403,524.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 28,800.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 16,518.22 $ $ Education/Training Uniform allowance Uniform Overtime Longevity Advertising Services Contract Repair motor vehicles motor Repair Vacation or Sick buyback or Vacation Fulltime wages Fulltime Certification/Licenses Administrative Administrative salary Electric Telephone Water/Wastewater engineering Wastewater testing Supplies Property maintenance Property I&I Services Vehicle Maintenance Supplies Vehicle Maintenance Chemicals Fuel OilFuel Details - Police Sidewalk andrepair Road & repair Well cleaning Sewer Asset Assessment (ATM 5/14) Diesel fuel Gasoline Licenses/Dues Travel/Meetings repair pump Residential Sewer Truck (ATM 5/11) Sewer Generator (ATMSewer Generator 5/15) Debt Principal Debt Interest Debt Temportary Debt Charges Sewer NPDES (ATM 5/15) Reserve Fund Reserve 1B Phase (ATM- CIP 5/13) Engineering Sewer EnterpriseSewer Fund TOTAL ENT SEWER TOTAL FUND FY16 EXPENSES

199 ------0.50 (0.00) 62.50 (69.20) 135.00 300.00 151.16 551.20 891.00 250.00 502.33 161.91 (555.44) 2,090.60 2,675.22 4,935.00 3,997.03 8,129.78 3,961.72 (8,289.78) (1,507.80) (2,015.58) 39,081.21 13,339.68 (10,016.83) (18,487.52) 205,087.95 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------143.59 210.96 8,000.00 2,320.77 1,425.66 7,476.63 4,000.00 1,350.00 2,395.00 3,729.90 4,543.28 58,667.54 23,071.75 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (1,164.33) $ $ (3,103.86) $ $ 20,163.00 $ $ $ $ 21,248.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (5,570.74) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (3,643.18) $ $ $ $ $ $ 58,447.10 $ $ $ $ $ $ (30,000.00) 30,041.67 $ $ $ $ 60,000.00 $ $ 18,396.60 - - - 0.50 62.50 (69.20) 135.00 300.00 551.20 151.16 891.00 250.00 502.33 161.91 (555.44) (289.78) (589.92) 2,090.60 2,675.22 4,935.00 3,997.03 8,129.78 3,961.72 7,476.63 4,000.00 1,350.00 4,584.23 2,395.00 3,729.90 (1,164.33) (3,103.86) (9,873.24) (1,296.84) (5,570.74) (3,643.18) 20,163.00 41,401.98 21,248.00 58,447.10 30,041.67 17,882.96 18,396.60 (30,000.00) 263,755.49 Under Forward Turnbacks (Over)/ Balance Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------65.00 533.00 300.00 948.80 997.67 1,365.00 1,094.40 3,632.68 4,164.33 4,438.83 8,752.00 2,855.82 4,296.84 3,838.09 1,624.20 9,538.28 4,937.50 8,643.18 6,255.85 7,458.33 1,603.40 23,224.78 30,799.00 24,289.78 13,103.86 55,437.00 24,873.24 25,586.28 65,570.74 11,870.22 48,523.37 18,724.50 73,219.37 10,095.08 1,589,972.86 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 60,000.00 $ $ ------56,000.00 56,000.00 Transfers Expended Balance Enc & C/O Closed to $ $ $ $ $ $ 161,812.44 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 230,647.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 210,953.00 $ $ 483,900.00 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - 83.84 4,352.85 4,996.36 4,000.00 1,350.00 2,395.00 7,978.04 3,729.90 14,340.81 90,733.35 32,803.60 14,702.95 Balance Fund Reserve $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 533.00 600.00 250.00 1,500.00 3,185.00 3,700.00 5,000.00 1,500.00 3,000.00 2,500.00 3,000.00 4,000.00 1,500.00 1,555.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 25,900.00 30,799.00 24,000.00 10,000.00 75,600.00 31,500.00 30,000.00 15,000.00 20,000.00 60,000.00 20,000.00 13,500.00 18,725.00 45,000.00 50,000.00 37,500.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 60,000.00 161,257.00 231,538.00 210,953.00 453,900.00 1,706,995.00 Apprtn Forward x Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Education/Training Vacation or Sick buyback or Vacation Uniform allowance Uniform Overtime Backflow Program Backflow Fulltime wages Fulltime Administrative Administrative salary Advertising Services Contract Longevity Certification/Licenses Repair motor vehicles motor Repair Water District AssessmentDistrict Water Telephone Electric Water engineering Water Water testing Water Supplies Property maintenance Property Vehicle Maintenance Supplies Vehicle Maintenance Meter Meter Replacement Chemicals Fuel OilFuel Diesel fuel Licenses/Dues withdrawal fees Water Gasoline Travel/Meetings Details - Police Water Protection Dist. Assessment Protection Water Water TruckWater Art 25 (ATM 5/15) Sidewalk andrepair Road Perry Hill Station(STM Station(STM 10/13)Hill Perry Well cleaning & repair Well cleaning Perry Hill Roof (ATM 5/11) Roof Hill Perry Repair and Maintenance Repair Water Tower Eng/Design (ATM Tower Water Eng/Design 5/11) Debt Temporary Int Debt Temporary Hydrant Repairs Hydrant Debt Interest Debt Charges Debt Principal Engineering - CIP Phase 1B Phase (ATM- CIP 5/13) Engineering Reserve Fund Reserve Water Enterprise Fund TOTAL WATER ENT TOTAL FUND FY16 EXPENSES

200 FY2016 ACTUAL REVENUE REPORT General Fund TAXES REAL ESTATE 2011 $ 3.15 2012 $ 41.42 2013 $ 11.35 2014$ 24,830.93 2015$ 180,574.91 2016$ 16,286,653.36 $ 16,492,115.12 PERSONAL PROPERTY 2002 2013 $ 50.18 2014 $ 308.16 2015$ 1,099.62 2016$ 323,200.54 $ 324,658.50 ROLLBACK TAX $ 5,126.08 SUPPLEMENTAL RE PROPERTY $ 4,339.84 TAX LIENS REDEEMED $ 50,371.31 STATE AID STATE OWNED LAND $ 22,674.00 VETERANS BENEFITS $ 5,726.00 ABATEMENTS VETERANS & ELDERLY $ 17,570.00 CHAPTER 70 SCHOOL AID $ 670,258.00 UNRESTRICTED GENERAL GOVT AID $ 208,006.00 STATE RMV $ 22,652.50 STATE MISC - Extended polling $ 375.00 $ 947,261.50

MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE prior$ 1,411.72 2007 $ 27.50 2008 $ 104.12 2009 $ 114.48 2010 $ 358.75 2011 $ 72.82 2013 $ 881.71 2014$ 4,981.28 2015$ 135,033.13 2016$ 660,475.88 $ 803,461.39

BOAT EXCISE 2009 $ 45.17 2010 $ 45.98 2014 $ 33.54 2015 $ 66.79 2016$ 34,745.54 $ 34,937.02 LOCAL RECEIPTS INTEREST ON TAXES-PROPERTY $ 92,773.84 INTEREST ON TAXES-EXCISE $ 9,876.83 COLLECTORS FEES & DEMANDS $ 35,331.69 ALCOHOL LICENSES $ 13,725.00 RECYCLING PERMITS $ 2,195.00 ALL OTHER LICENSES $ 26,015.00 FIRE DEPT PERMITS $ 13,535.00 BUILDING PERMITS $ 107,581.00 ELECTRICAL PERMITS $ 17,395.00 PLUMBING PERMITS $ 14,377.00 GAS PERMITS $ 6,840.00 SHELLFISH PERMITS $ 9,235.00 FEES $ 10,149.89

201 FY2016 ACTUAL REVENUE REPORT FINES $ 762.50 MHGALA $ 9,860.00 AMBULANCE $ 355,469.93 RENTALS $ 121,514.16 SELECTMEN $ 8,750.00 POLICE $ 950.00 HARBOR RECEIPTS $ 50,280.55 MUNICIPAL LIENS $ 13,350.00 TOWN CLERK $ 1,135.00 BOARD OF HEALTH $ 10,823.57 PLANING BOARD $ 1,042.46 ZONING BOARD $ 5,425.00 RECREATION $ 35,025.00 CEMETERY GENERAL $ 14,775.00 INVESTMENT INTEREST $ 18,087.59 ADVERTISING $ 1,060.00 SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION REIMB $ 144,171.00 UNCLASSIFIED $ 21,741.69 MEDICARE REIMBURSEMENTS $ 72,971.62 PRIOR YEAR REFUNDS $ 3,094.07 MISCELLANEOUS - UCCRVTS ASSESS $ 23,834.00 $ 1,273,153.39 OTHER FINANCE SOURCES WATERWAYS $ 328,700.00 CONSERVATION WETLANDS FEES $ 2,500.00 STATE AID LIBRARY $ 6,000.00 COUNTY DOG FUND $ 5,000.00 CHESTER VOSE $ 2,000.00 CAPITAL STABILIZATION FD TRANSFR $ 150,000.00 $ 494,200.00 TOTAL GENERAL FUND REVENUES$ 20,429,624.15

Enterprise Funds WATER WATER RATES $ 1,827,382.54 WATER SERVICES $ 23,193.35 INTEREST $ 9,240.52 FEES $ 12,068.28 WATER UTILITY LIENS $ 143,916.73 BACKFLOW TESTING $ 910.00 INVESTMENT INTEREST $ 2,302.93 TOTAL WATER ENTERPRISE REVENUES $ 2,019,014.35 SEWER SEWER RATES $ 1,854,368.85 I & I FEES $ 32,450.00 SEWER SERVICES $ 60,762.66 INTEREST $ 11,117.70 SEWER UTILITY LIENS $ 156,180.98 SPECIAL ASSESS-BETTERMENTS $ 33,368.55 UNAPPORTIONED - BETTERMENTS $ 55,405.09 APPORTIONED TO 14 TAXES (BETTERMENTS) $ 1,012.26 APPORTIONED TO 15 TAXES (BETTERMENTS) $ 6,972.49 APPORTIONED TO 16 TAXES (BETTERMENTS) $ 237,630.37 COMMITTED INTEREST $ 121,819.09 SEWER RATE RELIEF $ 398.82 MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS $ 325.00 INVESTMENT INTEREST $ 2,415.76 TOTAL SEWER ENTERPRISE REVENUES $ 2,574,227.62

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OWNER PROPERTY NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION PARCEL ID TOTAL TAX 12 EAST AVENUE LLC 12 EAST AVE 0003-00042 6,921.02 120 FRONT STREET LLC 120 FRONT ST 0016-00074 4,964.48 2 HOLLY LANE LLC 2 HOLLY LN 0019-00241 2,703.38 20 OIT REALTY TRUST 20 OLD INDIAN TRAIL 0026-00027 852.77 210 SPRING ST LLC 208 SPRING ST 0024-00033 10,305.28 30 ALDEN ROAD NOMINEE TRUST 30 ALDEN RD 0018-00135 6,495.33 313 WAREHAM ROAD REALTY TRUST 313 WAREHAM ST 0011-0076A 3,820.09 38 WEST AVENUE RT 38 WEST AVE 0003-00009 14,829.08 438 FRONT STREET NOMINEE TRUST 438 FRONT ST 0023-0043A 3,002.17 438 FRONT STREET NOMINEE TRUST 0 FRONT ST {OFF} 0023-0043B 79.17 532 DELANO LLC 532 DELANO RD 0007-00067 3,644.74 534 POINT ROAD LLC 534 D POINT RD 0006-0039A 18,077.68 534 POINT ROAD LLC 0 POINT RD 0006-0039D 102.92 544 POINT ROAD LLC 544 POINT RD 0006-0037C 4,856.04 A & J BOAT CORP 840 A POINT RD 0008-00041 12,343.73 A D MAKEPEACE COMPANY 0 RR ROW {OFF} 0027-0012A 70.12 AANENSEN SARAH A & ERIK W 18 COVES END RD 0011-0081D 3,358.64 AARSHEIM JAN MARIE 305 DELANO RD 0005-00017 8,979.07 ABACUS LLC 240 WAREHAM ST 0008-00002-B1 1,517.02 ABACUS LLC 240 WAREHAM ST 0008-00002-B2 1,536.62 ABDELNOUR MARK R & JO-ANNA 879 POINT RD 007A-00035 2,449.58 ACHER DONALD M 65 DEXTER RD 005A-00010 6,265.76 ACHER DONALD M 0 DEXTER RD 005A-00011 365.31 ACKERMAN KATHLEEN M 0 PLEASANT ST {OFF} 0016-00036 65.60 ACKERMAN KATHLEEN M 9 PLEASANT ST 0016-0034A 6,906.03 ACKERMAN R D & MD QPRTRUSTS 108 POINT RD 0001-0021A 18,574.89 ADAMS NELSON M III & DONNA A 0 WAREHAM ST {OFF} 0011-00059 1,184.07 ADAMS NELSON M III & DONNA A 251 WAREHAM ST 0011-00085 2,756.45 ADAMS VIOLET L 4 MARCONI LN 0024-0013A 2,682.62 AGH LLC 3 MAIN ST 0014-00088 16,109.60 AHEARN MARIE L 534 A POINT RD 0006-0039C 4,173.10 AHRENS GLENN SCOTT & DONNA LH 43 JOANNE DR 007B-00022 3,865.08 AINSLIE HOLLY N & FIGUEIREDO KELSEY & 12 GREEN ST 0010-00048 2,729.92 ALBERT MARY J TRUSTEE 26 BEACH ST 0017-00065 6,952.17 ALEXANDER STEPHEN J & DIANE L 24 BROOK HAVEN LN 0022-0019H 3,735.88 ALLARD DENISE V & 61 OAKDALE AVE 0012-00018 4,895.26 ALLEN EDWIN C II 0 PINEWOOD DR 0022-0020M 114.23 ALLEN GEORGE G 157 WAREHAM ST 0011-00125 2,081.58 ALLEN STREET NOMINEE TRUST 36 ALLEN ST 0016-00105 5,688.95 ALLENS POINT LLC 380 WAREHAM ST 0013-0001C 4,412.60 APR 137 REALTY TRUST 137 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0043C 34,462.54 ALLIED VENTURES, LLC 50 OLD INDIAN TRAIL 0026-00028 2,549.95 ALLISON DALE M 371 DELANO RD 005A-00102 5,783.55 ALLISON DALE M & ALLISON ANITA N 359 DELANO RD 005A-00103 3,539.76 ALMY JOHN & GUGGIARI LESLIE S 93 C PINEY POINT RD 0002-00041 23,591.98 ALPHONSE WILLIAM J 782 MILL ST 0017-00007 1,795.49 ALTON HILARY & 367 FRONT ST 0011-00064 3,180.99 ALVES DOMINGO P JR & GLENDA M 321 COUNTY RD 0021-0003A 3,217.90 AMARYLLIS HOUSING ASSOC 41 MILL ST 0024-0013W 16,482.22 AMICK CAROL C 14 QUELLE LN 0019-00171 3,074.85 ANDELMAN DAVID R TRUSTEE 538 POINT RD 0006-00038 37,870.34 OWENS THOMAS P & WENDY J 568 POINT RD 0006-0036D 6,010.81 ANDERSON DONALD M & 6 ARROWHEAD LN 0018-0042L 5,214.81 ANDERSON DONALD M & 2 ARROWHEAD LN 0018-0042M 4,384.21 ANDERSON KATHLEEN A 26 ZORA RD 0016-0003U 5,945.05 ANDERSON KATHLEEN A 0 CONVERSE RD 0017-0026C 54.29 ANDERSON LISA C & JEFFREY S 30 JOANNE DR 007B-00047 3,385.17 ANDRESEN JODI 15 HUCKLEBERRY WAY 0022-0025L 3,559.38 ANDREWS CHRISTIAN A 101 WAREHAM ST 0010-00058 2,921.42 ANDREWS CHRISTIAN A & CYNTHIA 980 POINT RD 0011-00104 3,130.22 ANDREWS D M & CHRISTIAN L J & 997 POINT RD 0010-0011C 2,457.66 ANDREWS JAMES III & SHAWNA RAE 17 DEXTER RD 005A-00057 6,668.38 ANDREWS LILLIAN T 20 VINE ST 0016-00138 13,599.33 ANDREWS PRISCILLA M 77 WAREHAM ST 0010-00074 2,060.82 ANESTI PAUL S JR & ROBYN L 965 POINT RD 0010-00017 2,907.57

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ANGELO THOMAS C & GOKAVI SUZANNE J 2 BROOK HAVEN LN 0022-0019A 4,596.47 ANGLE RICHARD W JR 0 BAY RD BEACH 0002-0001D 1,913.16 ANTIN FRANCIS D TRUSTEE 18 REGISTER RD 0002-00169 6,851.80 ANTIN FRANCIS D TRUSTEE 0 NOKOMIS RD 0019-00040 7.92 ANTIN FRANCIS D TRUSTEE 0 NOKOMIS RD 0019-00049 7.92 ANTIN FRANCIS D TRUSTEE 18 NOKOMIS RD 0019-00050 7,162.13 ANTIN FRANCIS D TRUSTEE 0 NOKOMIS RD 0019-00051 421.86 ANTIN FRANCIS D TRUSTEE 0 KABEYUN RD 0019-00058 498.77 AOYAMA STEVEN & JOYCE 55 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046M 3,842.01 AQUILINO MICHAEL D 9 SEASIDE LN 0019-0243A 5,393.63 ARC POINT PROPERTY RT 600 POINT RD 0006-0031J 13,823.13 ARCHER BARBARA ANNE & 151 COUNTY RD 0022-0039A 2,543.03 ARCIKOWSKI EDWARD A 57 DEXTER RD 005A-00008 3,365.57 ARCURI J A & N K TRUSTEES 4 AUTUMN LN 0009-00113 6,580.70 ARES BEVERLYN B 31 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00075 3,084.08 ARMES JEFFREY R 29 HASTINGS RD 0008-00017 2,596.10 ARMES JEFFREY R 0 HASTINGS RD 0008-00019 297.45 ARMS MARGOT D 55 MAIN ST 0014-00051 8,987.15 ARNE JAMES A 340 CONVERSE RD 0015-00020 4,908.66 ARONE BRADFORD 30 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00078 3,468.24 ARRUDA BRADFORD A & BEATRIZ 31 COUNTY RD 022A-00058 2,941.03 ARRUDA BRADFORD A & BEATRIZ 0 COUNTY RD {OFF} 022A-0068A 33.93 ARRUDA JAMES & THERESA M 618 FRONT ST 0023-00069 3,388.64 ARRUDA MICHAEL C & BONNIE-LEE 5 REBECCA DR 007B-00063 4,608.01 ARSENAULT DEBORAH C 25 ABELS WAY 0017-0002M 2,971.03 ARTHUR HELEN A 17 MOORINGS RD 0020-0002A 30,941.69 ARTHUR R I JR & COOPER S D & 0 DEER RUN 0005-0035B 2,511.89 ASHLEY IRENE M & 704 MILL ST 0015-00007 1,813.94 ASKER G WAYNE & JOAN P 23 CRAPO ST 0016-00200 5,287.49 ASKEW DARRELL S & CLAUDIA M 759 MILL ST 0026-00005 5,049.85 ASSAD SHAY D & CHRISTINE MARY 31 COVE ST 0017-0029C 18,053.45 ASSING WAYNE A & ALLAN TERRY G 481 DELANO RD 0007-0017N 4,016.20 AST REBECCA S GARNICK & TOBY E 11 QUELLE LN 0019-00148 3,039.08 ATLANTIS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 23 ROGERS DR 0002-00158 5,728.18 AUBRECHT JOHN J & VICKI ANN 311 CONVERSE RD 0015-0044A 3,410.56 AUCOOT COVE PROPERTIES LLC 98 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-0128A 6,547.25 AUSTIN ROBERT L & 15 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00087 4,242.32 AVERSANO GENEVIEVE 82 COVE CIR 0002-00085 5,205.58 AVILA BRIAN & MARGARET ANN 651 DELANO RD 007A-00001 2,831.43 AYAN TRINA 878 POINT RD 007A-00061 2,809.52 AYRES JOSEPH G & KAREN J 37 COUNTY RD 0022-00043 2,859.12 BABBITT JANE V TRUSTEE 40 MAIN ST 0016-0089A 9,431.30 BABBITT KATHERYN L TRUSTEE 0 BELL GUZZLE LN 0016-0049B 317.81 BABBITT KATHERYN L TRUSTEE 24 BELL GUZZLE LN 0016-0049C 7,597.05 BABBITT-GRAINGER FAM TR 840 MILL ST 0017-0018A 2,787.60 BACHANT WILLIAM TRUSTEE 116 DEXTER RD 005A-00146 1,014.51 BACKUS BARBARA L EST OF 52 CONVERSE RD 0018-00068 3,975.83 BACON DONALD F & HELEN D 8 BLACKHALL CT 0008-0004G 4,529.57 BACON ELIZ JEAN & STEVENSON SARAH ANN & 100 MAIN ST 0015-00070 3,622.82 BACON WARREN L & SIMPSON C 14 KABEYUN RD 0019-00077 3,261.74 BADEN MICHAEL & LINDA KENNEY 128 POINT RD 0001-00018 32,420.63 BAILEY DONALD E & SANDRA L 14 BRIGGS TERR 0023-00064 2,717.23 BAILEY WILMA M TRUSTEE 41 DEXTER RD 005A-00003 4,233.09 BAILLIEUL PATRICIA P & JOHN B TRTS 88 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00095 4,783.37 BAKER TALBOT JR TRUST 154 FRONT ST 0014-0062A-04 3,394.40 BALBONI BARBARA GARTY 28 PITCHER ST 0016-00054 5,305.95 BALBONI NEAL & CECILY T 35 PLEASANT ST 0016-00048 7,148.29 BALBONI NEAL B TRUSTEE 160 FRONT ST 0014-00061 6,794.12 BALDWIN MICHAEL & MARGHERITA B 36 COTTAGE ST 0014-00044 7,950.05 BALDWIN MICHAEL TRUSTEE 0 WATER ST 0016-0177E 2,327.31 BALE CHRISTOPHER S 314 POINT RD 0002-00026 4,649.54 BALESTRACCI LOUIS H 514 DELANO RD 0007-00071 3,077.16 BALTZ MATTHEW S & LISA M 114 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-00030 14,928.30 BANCROFT EDWARD J & PATRICIA C 28 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00042 7,803.53 BANNON MARVIN C & CAROL S TRS 22 WILSON RD 005A-00019 3,265.20 BARBOZA JOSEPH E 0 BARROS DR 0011-00102 1,011.11

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BARBOZA LORRAINE M & 0 COUNTY RD 0021-0014A 2,837.21 BARKER DAVID B & JANE F TRTS 15 RYDER LN 0013-00036 5,763.94 BARNES BRENDA & WILLIAM C 18 GREEN ST 0010-00050 2,036.60 BARNES RICHARD E & JANET 296 FRONT ST 0013-00034 6,914.09 BARNES RICHARD E & JANET 324 FRONT ST 0013-00024 4,783.37 BARRETT ALEXANDRA E 0 ERNEST ST 0019-00026 1.13 BARRETT DAVID A & GORMLEY LB 0 REGISTER RD 0002-00168 2,524.58 BARRETT DAVID A & LAURIE P 68 PLEASANT ST 0015-00063 8,194.61 BARRETT FATIMA S 30 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00051 3,168.30 BARRETT GEO F & MARGUERITE E TRTS 412 WAREHAM ST 0013-0022B 4,215.78 BARRETT GEO F & MARGUERITE E TRTS 416 WAREHAM ST 0013-0022C 3,079.47 BARRETT JEFFREY H & MAUREEN 115 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00074 7,606.27 BARRETT JOHN M & SUSAN C 21 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00195 7,134.43 BARRETT JOHN M & SUSAN C 0 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00198 3.39 BARRETT JOHN M & SUSAN C 0 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00230 1.13 BARRETT MAE 13 QUELLE LN 0019-0148A 3,084.08 BARRETT MAE 15 QUELLE LN 0019-00149 2,118.50 BARRETT PATRICK J 5 RESERVATION WAY 0018-0042P 5,266.73 BARRINGTON SAMUEL C & THERESA A 222 POINT RD 0001-0011C 13,166.71 BARRON MARY R 26 JENNEY LN 0008-0030G 6,977.55 BARRON STEPHEN R 23 WILSON RD 005A-00021 1,913.16 BARROS ALFRED H 16 BARROS DR 0011-00103 2,328.46 BARROS BELMIRO J JR 0 WAREHAM ST 007A-00065 119.89 BARROS CASIMIRO J 14 JEREI LN 007A-00068 4,219.24 BARROS CJ & WRIGHT DJ TRTS 158 WAREHAM ST 007A-00070 2,687.23 BARROS JOAQUIM C & MARIA R 11 WEST RIVER RD 0009-00089 7,843.92 BARROS MANUEL S JR & KARRY 0 WHYNOT CT 0011-0101C 1,068.80 BARROS RONALD J 0 POINT RD 007A-00039 125.75 BARROS RONALD J 936 POINT RD 007A-00040 2,168.11 BARROS SARA ABEBE & ROLANDO J 10 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-0002A 1,842.79 BARROS SARA ABEBE & ROLANDO J 0 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-00002 1,155.23 BARRUS DAVID J & DONNA B 34 JOANNE DR 007B-00045 3,680.50 BARRY ELDERIC H TRUSTEE 5 JOBS COVE RD 0018-0042A 3,945.83 BARRY MARK L 78 PLEASANT ST 0015-0077A 4,544.56 BARRY VIRGINIA L TRUSTEE 40 PLEASANT ST 0015-00052 5,521.68 BART AARON R & KAREN D 24 RIVER RD 0009-00033 3,543.22 BARTHOLOMEW THOMAS & SHARON 38 ZORA RD 0016-0003R 4,978.33 BASCOM CHARLES E & CHRISTINA M 95 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0042C 24,145.72 BASTARACHE EILEEN 17 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-00004 2,951.41 BATHER PAUL C & PATIENCE J M 0 POINT RD {OFF} 0008-0036A 126.67 BATHER PAUL C & PATIENCE J M 0 POINT RD {OFF} 0008-0036B 100.66 BATHER PAUL C & PATIENCE J M 0 POINT RD {OFF} 0008-0036C 117.62 BATHER PAUL C & PATIENCE J M 0 POINT RD {OFF} 0008-00036 228.46 BATISTA DEBORAH 26 RIVER RD 0009-00032 2,492.27 BATISTA DEBORAH 0 RIVER RD {OFF} 0009-0032A 13.57 BATTAGLIA J F & SHIFMAN D S 23 BLUEBERRY WAY 022A-00064 2,462.27 BATTLES RICHARD T TRUSTEE 0 LUCE AVE 0024-00050 1,945.01 BAUERLEIN DUDLEY JR & ANA S 64 WEST AVE 0003-00016 17,951.93 BAY WATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00007 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00008 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00009 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00010 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00011 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00012 290.67 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00013 288.41 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00014 303.11 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00015 290.67 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00016 290.67 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00017 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00018 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00019 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00020 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00021 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00022 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00023 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00024 285.01

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BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00025 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00026 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00027 286.14 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00028 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00029 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00030 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00031 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00032 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00033 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00034 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00035 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00036 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00037 234.12 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00001 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00002 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00003 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00004 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00005 285.01 BAYWATCH REALTY TRUST 0 FIELD STONE LANE 024A-00006 285.01 BEACH AJA S 15 INLAND RD 022A-00054 3,315.95 BEAKES BRYAN P & FISET CATHERINE 102 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00084 3,996.59 BEALE TRACY G 7 BLUEBERRY WAY 022A-00060 2,719.54 BEARDSLEY WILLIAM W III 0 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00027 1.13 BEARDSLEY WILLIAM W III & 8 PARLOWTOWN RD 0026-00021 3,365.57 BEATONS INC 0 ROCHESTER RD {OFF} 0022-00007 474.14 BEATONS INC 0 ROCHESTER RD {OFF} 0022-00008 881.36 BEATONS INC 0 ROCHESTER RD 0022-00010 338.01 BEAULIEU ANNE M 555 MILL ST 0024-0012B 3,414.02 BEAULIEU STEVEN G & LISA A 8 JOANNE DR 007B-00058 3,595.14 BEAUREGARD JOSEPH E & 482 DELANO RD 0007-00078 4,498.42 BECHER R M & V D TRUSTEES 72 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00125 9,531.66 BECK JOHN W & SANDRA J 17 RIVER RD 0009-0020E 5,015.24 BECK JOHN W & SANDRA J 0 RIVER RD 0009-0020P 178.70 BECKFORD GEORGE W & JACQUELINE M 162 WAREHAM ST 007A-00072 4,042.73 BEECH JOHN E 20 QUELLE LN 0019-00175 7,070.99 BELL HAROLD W JR & JEANNE L 44 A BRIGGS LN 0015-0056D 3,477.46 BELL ROBERT C 20 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-00001 2,410.37 BELLANGER MARC A & SUZANNE F 20 BEACH ST 0017-00063 5,716.64 BELTON ERLINE 14 WIANNO RD 0019-00099 4,107.34 BENNETT JOANNA M 25 SOUTH ST 0016-00151 14,758.71 BERG CHRISTOPHER W & SHEA K D 4 RIDGEWOOD LN 0005-0025C 4,267.69 BERGQUIST GLENN P & LISSNER KIM 69 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00110 3,092.15 BERRY JAMES & KATHY 993 POINT RD 0010-0011D 3,061.00 BERRY JOSEPH A & PATRICIA M 33 RIVER VIEW LN 0009-00061 8,247.68 BERRY W P & VOGLER S E TRTS 48 EAST AVE 0003-00050 8,003.12 BERTO WARREN C & JOY A 0 POINT RD 0007-00022 1,907.38 BERTO WARREN C & JOY A 683 POINT RD 0007-00023 3,869.69 BESSEY LUCAS M & SHERRY L 830 MILL ST 0017-00018 2,951.41 BETTS JOSEPH S & JANE LEE 31 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0021B 6,640.69 BEVERLY LAND TRUST BY TRS 99 WATER ST 0016-00180 31,316.17 BIENZ SCOTT S & HEATHER 200 CONVERSE RD 0017-0025B 6,330.37 BIEVER CLAIRE L 44 OAKDALE AVE 0012-00019 4,158.09 BIGELOW HAWLEY TRUSTEE 16 PITCHER ST 0016-00057 5,979.66 BILENTSCHUK LUBA D 0 RIDGEWOOD LN 0005-00023 2,472.66 BILL FRANKLYN G & PRISCILLA P 296 DELANO RD 0005-0004D 9,991.95 BILLINGS SUSAN W TRUSTEE 17 KABEYUN RD 0019-00059 4,965.63 BINER ALEXANDER 546 POINT RD 0006-0037B 11,181.34 BISSELL G THADDEUS & DONNA T 42 EAST AVE 0003-0050A 6,553.01 BLACK CHRISTINE M 45 RIVER RD 0009-00025 4,346.14 BLACK KEVIN P 926 POINT RD 007A-00046 2,511.89 BLAKE CHRISTOPHER K & JOANNE C 21 OLDE MEADOW RD 0017-00117 5,710.87 BLANCHETTE CHARLES B 407 FRONT ST 0011-0024C 4,296.53 BLANCHETTE DEBRA M 86 COUNTY RD 0009-0004B 4,334.61 BLANKENSHIP TRUST LLC 468 POINT RD 0002-00013 18,424.92 BLANKENSHIP TRUST LLC 470 POINT RD 0002-0013C 9,119.82 BLANKINSHIP COVE LMTD PRTNSHP 604 POINT RD 0006-00032 19,428.57

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BLETHEN H TYLER III TRUSTEE 0 LEWIS ST 0016-0002C 3,224.83 BLETHEN REALTY TRUST 60 LEWIS ST 0016-0002E 5,356.71 BLOUT GAIL F & DARYA LILLIAN 179 CONVERSE RD 0017-00034 3,072.09 BLOUT GAIL F & DARYA LILLIAN 187 CONVERSE RD 0017-00039 12,317.66 BOARDMAN BARBARA C 5 HASTINGS RD 0008-00007 2,079.27 BOATHOUSE NOMINEE TRUST II 131 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0043A 16,977.13 BOEING JOHN E 3 WILDFLOWER LN 0005-0013N 5,496.29 BOGINS GLORIA H 5 THISTLE LN 0019-00224 5,018.70 BOGINS GLORIA H 0 THISTLE LN 0019-00225 349.48 BOIT NANCY K 0 WEST DR 0006-00041 5,735.10 BOIT NANCY K 0 WEST DR 0006-00021 1,541.69 BOIT NANCY K 8 WEST DR 0006-00025 19,353.59 BOKELKAMP BRET E & DEBORAH W 50 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0020D 4,741.83 BOLICK PAUL R & CAROLINE S 0 BEACH ST 0017-00058 3,186.75 BONANNO STEPHEN P 0 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00004 227.33 BONDI-PICKLES DIANE Y 29 COVE ST 0017-00076 9,295.17 BONGIORNO GREGORY M & IXIA B 21 INLAND RD 022A-00053 3,340.19 BONNEY ANDREW W & CHRISTINA R 22 MAIN ST 0016-00159 11,828.52 BONPUN CAROLE G 23 COVE CIR 0002-00080 4,913.72 BOONE VIRGINIA H 11 OLDE MEADOW RD 0017-00115 6,722.60 BORDEN HERBERT M & MARJORIE B 21 MAIN ST 0014-00093 7,717.02 BROERE JOHN & CAILIN 47 SOUTH ST 0016-00085 5,705.11 BORGES ALLAN J & ELLEN J 14 ICHABOD LN 022A-00007 3,622.82 BORSARI PETER A & MARJORIE A TRS 492 DELANO RD 0007-00076 3,426.70 BOSCH CLAYTON J & JOAN H 2 SASSAMON TRAIL 0018-00131 3,965.45 BOSTON NANCY A TRUSTEE 88 CONVERSE RD 0018-00092 3,723.19 BOUGAS JAMES A & TINA 51 BAY RD 0002-00071 6,024.65 BOUGAS JAMES A & TINA 0 BAY RD 0002-00072 925.16 BOUGAS JAMES A & TINA 0 BAY RD 0002-00073 990.76 BOURG CHRISTIAN PETER 85 WATER ST 0016-0177B 31,307.39 BOWEN SID & WATSON ANGELA 16 VINE ST 0016-00135 11,708.54 BOWERS BERNARD & EILEEN 14 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00131 5,023.31 BOWLER ELLEN P TRUSTEE 33 EAST AVE 0003-00067 17,383.20 BOYAJIAN SUSAN M 14 GREEN ST 0010-00049 2,713.76 BOYD ELIZABETH L 574 FRONT ST 0023-0009D 3,847.78 BOYD RICHARD A & 96 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00009 5,219.43 BOYLE ROBERT L & JANET E 31 JENNEY LN 0008-0030C 5,928.91 BOZOYAN JACK & HELEN M 74 HOLMES ST 0016-0036A 9,488.98 BRADFORD WILLIAM S 468 MILL ST 0013-00059 3,124.46 BRADLEY CHARLES J JR 57 ALLEN ST 0016-00032 4,076.19 BRADLEY CHARLES J JR 64 FRONT ST 0016-00033 6,186.16 BRADLEY CHARLES JR 365 FRONT ST 0011-00065 2,280.01 BRADLEY HEATHER M & GARRETT J TRTS 8 PARK ST 0014-00021 4,575.71 BRADY SCOTT H 933 POINT RD 007A-00011 2,104.65 BRAGA DONALD K JR & MEGAN E & MOLLY 403 FRONT ST 0011-0024D 2,773.75 BRAITMAYER JOHN W & NANCY F 520 POINT RD 0002-00010 26,766.74 BRAMAN ROBERT A JR & JANET 61 ALLEN ST 0016-00031 4,411.89 BRANDOW BRYON C 113 MAIN ST 0014-0013A 2,510.73 BRAXTON LOUISE 585 DELANO RD 0007-00005 1,400.94 BRAY GIBBS V & PATRICIA 21 PAWKECHATT WAY 0016-0131B 12,656.82 GIOKAS DEBORAH S 16 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00053 3,410.56 BREWER HEIDI 4 BARNABAS RD 0024-00046 3,914.23 BREWER HEIDI 513 MILL ST 0024-00049 11,160.12 BRICE GOYAL LLC 0 LUCE AVE 0024-00051 963.28 BRICE GOYAL LLC 525 MILL ST 0024-00052 7,611.59 PINTO CHRISTOPHER 597 MILL ST 0024-00003 2,706.85 MERCER RICHARD JAMES & HARRIET JOPSON 31 PINE HILL LN 0009-00102 7,681.26 BRIER MEGAN 145 COUNTY RD 0022-0037A 3,261.74 BRIER VICTOR J 165 COUNTY RD 0022-0040B 1,337.50 BRIER VICTOR J 0 COUNTY RD 0022-00005 50.90 BRIER VICTOR J & VICTORIA B 149 COUNTY RD 0022-00038 2,248.86 BRIER VICTOR J & VICTORIA B 0 COUNTY RD 0022-00039 37.32 BRIER VICTOR J & VICTORIA B 157 COUNTY RD 0022-00040 4,676.07 BRIER VICTOR J & VICTORIA B 163 COUNTY RD 0022-0040C 2,540.72 BRIER VICTOR J & VICTORIA B 0 COUNTY RD {REAR} 0022-0040D 1,158.68 BRIER VICTOR J & VICTORIA B 0 COUNTY RD {OFF} 0022-0040A 444.48

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BRIGGS ADAM P 0 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00231 1.13 BRIGGS ARNOLD 0 PUMPING STATION RD 0023-0022A 1,049.57 BRIGGS ARNOLD 0 POINT RD 0002-0019A 2,056.20 BRIGGS BARBARA H & CHARLOTTE L & 375 DELANO RD 005A-0102A 3,895.08 BRIGGS BEVERLY A 9 BRIGGS TERR 0023-00062 2,613.41 BRIGGS DALE C & L A TRUSTEES 510 COUNTY RD 0021-0014B 2,642.24 BRIGGS DALE C & LAURA A 521 COUNTY RD 0021-00017 2,873.67 BRIGGS DC & LA M&A LIV TRUSTS 512 COUNTY RD 0021-00014 4,048.51 BRIGGS FAMILY REALTY TRUST 46 HOLMES ST 0016-00120 9,193.65 BRIGGS JEAN E & EARLAND D 15 ARROWHEAD LN 0018-0042G 9,330.93 BRIGGS KENNETH H & MARY E TRTS 602 DELANO RD 0007-00048 2,351.53 BRIGGS LANE COURT TRUST 0 BRIGGS LANE CT 0015-0061E 262.39 BRIGGS LAURA A & DALE C 23 DEXTER RD 005A-00055 3,989.67 BRIGGS MARK R & ASHLEY L 33 JOANNE DR 007B-00017 3,827.01 BRIGGS MARK R & ASHLEY L 0 HOLLY RD 0002-0090A 1,808.18 BRIGGS MARK R & ASHLEY L 73 COVE CIR 0002-00089 18,633.72 BRIGGS SARAH ELIZABETH 22 PARKWAY LN 0011-0074A 3,505.15 BRIGGS SHERMAN & ALICE 297 WAREHAM ST 0011-00079 2,412.67 BRIGGS SHERMAN & BRIGGS ARNOLD 0 COUNTY RD 0011-0014D 439.96 BRIGGS SHERMAN & BRIGGS ARNOLD 0 COUNTY RD 0011-0014F 439.96 BRIGGS SHERMAN & BRIGGS ARNOLD 0 TRANQUIL FARM LN 0011-0014G 341.56 BRIGGS SHERMAN & BRIGGS ARNOLD 0 TRANQUIL FARM LN 0011-0014H 341.56 BRIGGS SHERMAN & BRIGGS ARNOLD 0 TRANQUIL FARM LN 0011-0014J 364.18 BRIGGS SHERMAN & BRIGGS ARNOLD 0 TRANQUIL FARM LN 0011-0014K 318.94 BRIGGS SHERMAN & BRIGGS ARNOLD 0 TRANQUIL FARM LN 0011-0014L 314.42 BRIGGS SHERMAN & BRIGGS ARNOLD 0 TRANQUIL FARM LN 0011-0014M 324.60 BRIGGS SHERMAN & BRIGGS ARNOLD 0 COUNTY RD 0011-0013A 1,169.07 BRIGGS SHERMAN E 0 COUNTY RD {OFF} 0022-00042 469.37 BRIGGS SHERMAN E 194 SPRING ST 0024-00037 1,092.48 BRIGGS SHERMAN E & ALICE M 20 PARKWAY LN 0011-00074 5,585.13 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR 1109 POINT RD 0009-0015C 2,001.99 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR 2 SHERMANS WAY 0009-0015D 1,876.24 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR 4 SHERMANS WAY 0009-0015E 2,883.35 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR 3 SHERMANS WAY 0009-0015F 2,013.52 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR 0 SHERMANS WAY 0009-0015G 1,059.75 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR 1125 POINT RD 0009-00012 2,487.66 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR 1129 POINT RD 0009-00014 2,660.70 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR 0 SHERMANS WAY 0009-00015 1,337.50 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR 473 DELANO RD 0005-00031 2,690.69 CRETE HOLDINGS LLC 291 WAREHAM ST 0011-0079A 2,671.79 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR 0 SPRING ST 0024-0037A 775.23 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR & ALICE M 324 POINT RD 0002-0019E 3,231.74 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR & 0 WAREHAM ST 0013-0002A 1,332.44 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR & 390 WAREHAM ST 0013-00002 3,444.01 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR & 0 SPRING ST 0024-0036A 541.05 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR & 0 POINT RD 007A-0001A 378.89 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR & ALICE 1115 POINT RD 0009-0015B 1,882.01 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR & ALICE M 1132 POINT RD 0011-00027 3,982.75 BRIGGS SHERMAN E JR & ALICE M 0 FRONT ST 024A-00038 124.41 BRIGGS SHERMAN JR & ALICE M 0 FRONT ST 0023-00052 3,082.92 BRIGGS STEVEN 0 POINT RD 0011-0028B 119.89 BRIGGS STEVEN A 1106 POINT RD 0011-0030A 2,230.40 BRIGGS STEVEN A 0 POINT RD 0011-0028A 44.99 BRIGGS STEVEN A 0 POINT RD 0011-00028 66.91 BRIGGS STEVEN A 0 POINT RD 0011-00029 24.23 BRIGGS STEVEN A 1108 POINT RD 0011-00030 2,326.15 BRIGGS TIMOTHY TRUSTEE 411 FRONT ST 0011-0024B 3,089.85 BRIGGS TIMOTHY TRUSTEE 0 FRONT ST {OFF} 0011-0025D 21.49 BROOKS GEORGE E JR & NADA M 186 WAREHAM ST 007A-00081 2,471.50 BROOME JAMES S & BETTY J 10 OLDE FARM RD 0017-00109 5,852.76 BROWN BARBARA EILEEN 17 MARCONI LN 0024-0013U 2,048.13 BROWN BARBARA S 166 WAREHAM ST 007A-00073 2,479.58 BROWN CATHERINE L 58 MAIN ST 0016-00080 4,629.93 BROWN CHARLES A & CAROL A 23 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00117 4,909.11 BROWN CLINTON H JR TRT & 0 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00228 567.76 BROWN CLINTON H JR TRT & 0 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00229 520.26

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BROWN CLINTON H JR TRT & 16 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00222 8,447.26 BROWN CLINTON H JR TRT & 0 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00223 424.13 BROWN CLINTON H JR TRT & 0 THISTLE LN 0019-00233 523.65 BROWN ERIC J & PEGGY L 0 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00045 1,011.11 BROWN JOHN F III & DOROTHY M 0 SHAWONDASSE RD 0019-00084 815.45 BROWN JOHN F III & DOROTHY M 7 SHAWONDASSE RD 0019-00086 7,743.55 BROWN LAWRENCE & ELEANOR L 62 CREEK RD 0008-00025 3,505.15 BROWN MARK & NANCY E 0 HOLLY LN 0019-00234 478.41 BROWN MARK & NANCY E 0 HOLLY LN 0019-00237 2.26 BROWN MARK & NANCY E 0 HOLLY LN 0019-00246 758.90 BROWN MARK & NANCY E 15 HOLLY LN 0019-00226 9,641.26 BROWN MARK & NANCY E 0 HOLLY LN 0019-00227 419.60 BROWN RANDALL E & STACEY TRTS 8 QUELLE LN 0019-00168 2,994.10 BROWN REBECCA L 2 MANSFIELD AVE 005A-00137 2,665.31 BROWN WENDELL S & LESLIE A 95 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00005 5,865.45 BROWN WILLIAM J 54 MAIN ST 0016-00082 5,784.70 BROWNE M J & RURODE M B TRTS 214 POINT RD 0001-00011 23,693.50 BROWNE MARCIA & CLARK JEFFREY 44 MAIN ST 0016-00086 5,145.60 BROWNING RUSSELL E TRUSTEE 106 POINT RD 0001-0021B 18,376.47 BRUEN GERALD EMMETT & JEANNE HELEN 22 CRAPO ST 0016-00192 5,484.76 BRUNO NANCY L TRUSTEE 130 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00082 9,764.69 BRYANT CHRISTOPHER B & JOANNE T 103 MAIN ST 0014-0014A 4,506.50 BRYDEN CYNTHIA B TRUSTEE 9 COVE ST 0017-00070 5,550.52 BUCKING JAMES W & CATHERINE M TRS 5 KABEYUN RD 0019-00064 4,114.27 BUCKLEY JOHN M & NANNA L 0 POINT RD 0002-00022 1,914.31 BUCKLEY JOHN M & NANNA L 0 POINT RD 0002-00023 59.94 BUCKLEY JOHN M & NANNA L 342 POINT RD 0002-0023A 4,057.74 BUFFINTON THOMAS H & SALLY W 0 BRIGGS TERR 0023-00057 1,312.12 BUFFINTON THOMAS H & SALLY W 23 BRIGGS TERR 0023-00058 2,619.17 BULLERJAHN SR & DF TRUSTEES 111 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0030A 38,778.23 BUMPUS EDNA L 10 PARKWAY LN 0011-00075 2,384.99 BUMPUS RICHARD A & LYNNE G 16 PARKWAY LN 0011-0075A 2,981.40 BUNNELL ROBERT M 34 BRIGGS LN 0015-00061 4,924.10 BURBANK BOULDIN G JR & ELOISE H 59 MAIN ST 0014-00050 6,298.07 BURKE CHARLES J III & KATHLEEN C 9 ARROWHEAD LN 0018-0042V 11,407.45 BURKE CHARLES J III & KATHLEEN C 0 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00232 1.13 BURKE JOHN & HEATHER 68 FRONT ST 0016-0039A 6,663.77 BURKE JOSEPH J JR 0 DELANO RD 007A-00005 22.62 BURKE JOSEPH J JR 613 DELANO RD 007A-00006 2,628.40 BURKE JOSEPH J JR 0 DELANO RD 007A-00007 1,280.97 BURKE KEVIN G & ALANA R 28 MANSFIELD AVE 005A-00117 2,894.89 BURKE STELLA DECAS TRUSTEE 11 JENNEY LN 0008-0030V 5,875.84 BURKE WILLIAM C & KARLA KAY 88 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00095 7,250.96 BURNER LOUISE K 868 POINT RD 0008-00026 3,462.47 BURNETT ANNE E 5 OLDE LOGGING RD 0017-00142 4,755.67 BURNETT CHARLES E JR & 6 JOBS COVE RD 0019-00109 5,455.92 BURNETT MELVILLE D 0 MANSFIELD AVE 005A-00131 1,051.83 BURNS JOHN W TRUSTEE 84 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00094 5,180.21 BURPEE DEAN B TRUSTEE 52 WEST AVE 0003-00013 15,202.86 BURR BROTHERS BOATS INC 366 WAREHAM ST 0012-00029 8,608.31 BURR BROTHERS BOATS INC 317 FRONT ST 0013-00007 6,696.06 BURR BROTHERS BOATS INC 305 FRONT ST 0013-00008 40,712.40 BURR BROTHERS BOATS INC 309 FRONT ST 0013-00009 5,690.80 BURR BROTHERS BOATS INC 533 MILL ST 0024-00012 27,649.97 BURR CARLTON JR & BARBARA D 27 PAWKECHATT WAY 0016-0131S 8,765.66 BURR JOHNATHAN L 34 EAST AVE 0003-00048 7,285.57 BURR-TARRANT CORNELIA 0 ROCHESTER RD {OFF} 0023-0007A 437.70 BURR-TARRANT CORNELIA V R 714 FRONT ST 0023-00002 4,221.55 BURRELL ROBERT B & KATHARINA 0 DELANO RD 0005-00033 754.38 BUSCEMI JOSEPH & BICHAJIAN LYNN 139 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00079 8,773.74 RODENBUSH DANIEL J JR & LINDA P 16 BAY RD 0002-00059 4,948.33 FITZPATRICK BRIAN P & THERESA E 137 DEXTER RD 005A-0084A 2,118.50 MENARD COREEN L 547 DELANO RD 0007-00016 2,466.89 BUTTS MARGARET M 406 DELANO RD 005A-00080 2,622.63 BUZZARD BAY REALTY PARTNERS LLC 18 PITCHER ST 0016-00056 5,318.64 BUZZARDS BAY AREA 0 FRONT ST 0023-00043 89.35

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BASSHAM BEN & CARLYN M 10 JENNEY LN 0008-0030Q 5,993.51 CABRAL PAUL L 12 OAK ST 0010-00075 2,665.31 CADY CYRUS C & SAWYER DONNA V 31 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00048 6,330.37 CAFARELLA MARK A & CARLA M 437 DELANO RD 0005-0028B 4,376.13 CAFARELLA MARK A TRUSTEE 40 HOLLY RD 0002-00129 7,661.64 CAIRNS BEATRICE E TRUSTEE 127 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00076 7,876.22 CALDEIRA ROBERT B & SUSAN A 687 FRONT ST 0022-0014A 2,957.18 CALDWELL CRAIG & 14 COVES END RD 0011-0081C 3,313.65 CALLAHAN LORINDA W 237 CONVERSE RD 0016-00001 10,017.33 CAMARA WAYNE J & BONNIE BLISS- 81 LEWIS ST 0016-0010A 5,176.75 CAMMARANO LESLIE A 16 INLAND RD 022A-00032 3,426.70 CAMMARATA JAMES P & CYNTHIA M 6 TUCKER LN 0021-0006M 4,200.78 CAMPBELL S J & MALONEY K A 146 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-00033 16,922.91 CANAVAN TINA L 491 DELANO RD 0007-0017L 4,391.13 CANELLI GERARD P & CHARLOTTE L 7 WILDFLOWER LN 0005-0013P 5,447.84 CAPLAN RANDY H & PATRICIA L 11 PINEWOOD DR 0022-0020L 6,008.51 CAPTAIN HADLEY HOUSE LLC 345 FRONT ST 0013-0001B 7,178.97 CARAMANICA JAMES A & C M 17 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00079 2,739.14 CARAVANA MATTHEW & ERIN L 639 FRONT ST 0022-00019 6,113.49 CARBONE CIRO & ANGELO 4 JOBS COVE RD 0019-00105 4,249.23 CARD JOSEPH M JR 0 SHORE DR 0018-00058 15.83 FANNIE MAE A/K/A 35 PARTRIDGE PL 0023-00113 2,832.59 CARLUCCI DANIEL MD & ELLEN C 39 ALLEN ST 0016-00121 7,741.24 CARNEY SHAUN W & ANN J 310 FRONT ST 0013-00028 6,213.85 CARON ALBERT W JR & EILEEN S 20 INLAND RD 022A-00033 3,735.88 CARON MICHAEL F & KARA M 101 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-0073A 6,922.17 CARPENTER GREGORY E 14 CONVERSE RD 0019-00065 2,284.62 GIBBS STEVEN E 18 OAKDALE AVE 0012-0023A 2,921.42 CARR MICHAEL G & KRISTYN A 90 COUNTY RD 0009-00003 2,276.54 CARR WILLIAM G 0 DELANO RD 0007-00044 81.43 CARREAU KEVIN M & WENDY L 0 HASTINGS RD 0008-00010 1,327.12 CARREAU KEVIN M & WENDY L 13 HASTINGS RD 0008-00011 2,023.90 VAN DER VEER CAMERON & ERIN 79 CROSS NECK RD 0005-0013M 4,844.50 CARROLL ALF L III & NANCY J 271 DELANO RD 0005-00020 5,108.68 CARROLL JACQUELINE E 329 WAREHAM ST 0011-00071 2,653.78 CARROLL MELISSA E & LUKE B 470 DELANO RD 0005-0026B 3,617.06 CARTER REGINALD & HELENE C 15 ICHABOD LN 022A-00008 2,711.46 CARTRELEX LTD 102 POINT RD 0001-0022A 13,810.44 CARVALHO JOAN M 12 MANSFIELD AVE 005A-00132 2,766.84 CARVER JOSEPH B & JUDITH G 35 SOUTH ST 0016-00092 5,242.50 CASEY TIMOTHY 411 DELANO RD 005A-0133A 2,414.98 CASS WALTER J & DOROTHY ET ALS 375 POINT RD 0002-00110 4,156.94 CASSUM R A & C L TRUSTEES 58 MOORINGS RD 0020-0012B 33,200.48 CASWELL GENEVIEVE M 506 DELANO RD 0007-00073 3,116.38 CATTEL ROBERT F & JAMES J JR 56 OAKDALE AVE 0012-0020D 2,582.26 CATTEL ROBERT F & PAMELA J 6 BLACKHALL CT 0008-0004A 4,335.76 CAYA JOEL G & CHRISTIANN M 562 DELANO RD 0007-00059 4,501.88 CDM EQUITY FUND I LLC 12 NORTH DR 0006-00017 11,228.63 CEDERHOLM JOHN T & THERESA D TRTS 0 EAST AVE 0003-00055 5,402.85 CEDERHOLM JOHN T & THERESA D TRTS 73 EAST AVE 0003-00058 17,235.54 CERKOVITZ FRANK A & NANCY R 0 CROSS NECK RD 0005-00039 471.63 CERKOVITZ FRANK A & NANCY R 155 CROSS NECK RD 0005-0039A 4,484.58 KELSCH GEORGE A & ZINA M 111 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00087 3,901.99 CHACE BRIAN D & ELIZABETH M 3 SARAH SHERMAN LN 0012-0020J 3,424.40 CHAFFEE BARBARA S TRUSTEE 12 WEST AVE 0003-00003 13,163.26 CHAMBERLAIN G R REV TR & 0 WEST DR 0006-0041A 5,697.03 CHAMBERLAIN G RANDALL & 4 WEST DR 0006-0025A 21,164.77 CHANDLER RAYMOND B & MICHELLE E 555 FRONT ST 0022-0025C 3,282.51 CHANG NED 0 BASS POINT RD 005A-00090 502.16 CHANG NED 3 BASS POINT RD 005A-00091 5,169.82 CHANG NED 0 BASS POINT RD 005A-00092 170.78 CHAPMAN SCOTT E & GAIL D 28 DEXTER RD 005A-00062 1,324.81 CHARTERIS MICHAEL 16 DORAN WAY 005A-00152 2,029.67 CHARVES MARK & ANA P 4 SARAH SHERMAN LN 0012-0020G 4,126.95 CHARYK CHRISTOPHER E & PATRICIA M 20 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0023A 6,113.49 CHASE KAREN H TRUSTEE 387 POINT RD 0002-00171 4,449.97

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CHAVES JUDITH A & 864 MILL ST 0018-0003A 2,705.70 CHENEY DAVID J & ELIZABETH J 11 OLDE FARM RD 0017-00110 4,709.53 CHENEY DAVID JOHN 0 DELANO RD 0007-00010 139.11 CHENEY DAVID JOHN 0 DELANO RD 0007-00018 3,412.86 CHICLANA FRUTO O 988 POINT RD 0011-00115 1,366.33 CHILDS NANCY J 168 WAREHAM ST 007A-00074 1,843.94 CHILDS NANCY J TRUSTEE 0 PINE GROVE LN 0023-00021 1,322.51 CHILDS NANCY J TRUSTEE 520 FRONT ST 0023-00022 2,484.19 CHILDS RICHARD N 0 DORAN WAY 005A-00157 1,015.64 CHILDS RICHARD N 124 DEXTER RD 005A-00162 2,696.47 CHISMER ROBERT JAMES 0 DELANO RD 0005-00029 1,501.31 CHOMIAK MARK & KRISTEN POHLMAN 10 PUCKERBRUSH WAY 0018-0033E 5,172.13 CHRISTIANSEN TERRANCE A & B L 9 BLACKHALL CT 0008-0004H 4,991.02 CHRISTOPHER MATTHEW D & JENNIFER M 159 SPRING ST 0013-0022G 3,020.63 CHRISTOS SPEARE G & MARIA A 4 BARROS DR 0011-00112 1,636.29 CHRISTOS SPEARE G & MARIA A 0 POINT RD 0011-00113 72.38 CHRISTYS REALTY LTD PARTNERSHIP 413 WAREHAM ST 0013-0021A 4,730.99 CHURCH ANN M & ELIZABETH N 24 INLAND RD 022A-00034 2,860.28 CIPRIANO PATRICK C & JENNIFER 15 BRIGGS TERR 0023-00060 2,709.15 CITIZENS BANK 128 CONVERSE RD 0018-0033D 7,399.77 CLAFLIN WILLIAM W JR 618 A DELANO RD 0007-00041 9,092.13 CLAFLIN WILLIAM W JR 0 DELANO RD 0007-00042 1,049.57 CLAFLIN WILLIAM W JR 618 D DELANO RD 0007-00053 4,111.95 CLANCY ELIZABETH N 0 AUCOOT SALT MARSH 0018-00199 23.75 CLANCY GERALD S & JUNE R 6 LADY SLIPPER LN 0005-0013K 4,859.50 CLANCY GERALD S & LISA GILSON 7 NOKOMIS RD 0019-00046 3,570.91 CLANCY RP & CM REVOCABLE TRUSTS 30 PINE HILL LN 0009-00110 7,173.66 CLARK RICHARD M 21 PLEASANT ST 0016-00040 4,771.83 CLARK STEPHEN B & TINA L 707 MILL ST 0026-00016 2,258.09 CLARKE KENNETH O & NANCY A 191 CONVERSE RD 0017-00032 5,918.52 CLARKE THOMAS F & HODGES ALISON M 30 BEACH ST 0017-00066 8,162.32 CLAVELL ADAM S & HOLLY A 525 DELANO RD 0007-0017D 4,042.73 CLEMISHAW DENNIS A & KAREN L 0 COUNTY RD 0021-0006H 19.61 CLEMISHAW DENNIS A & KAREN L 99 PERRY LANE ROCHESTER 0021-0006Z 2,532.65 CLOHISY PAUL T 0 QUELLE LN 0019-00185 1.13 CLOHISY PAUL T 0 HOLLY LN 0019-00253 2.26 COBB GRACE E TRUSTEE 13 WIANNO RD 0019-00088 4,171.95 COBBOLD G BRUCE & DIANE M 333 FRONT ST 0013-0001E 5,758.17 COBLE ERIC R 0 CROSS NECK RD 0005-00037 1,893.54 COBLE GAIL 125 CROSS NECK RD 0005-00038 6,847.19 COFFIN LOUIS D & DANIELLE D 16 PLEASANT ST 0015-00043 6,322.29 COGGESHALL LAURA K 0 WASHBURN LN 0011-00048 1,379.03 COGGESHALL MALCOLM H JR 51 WASHBURN LN 0011-00047 2,862.58 COGGESHALL MALCOLM H JR 856 MILL ST 0018-00001 2,479.58 COHEN ADAM M & DEBRA 13 JOANNE DR 007B-00007 3,565.14 COLAGEO JAMES E 41 RIVER RD 0009-00024 5,287.49 COLE KELLYANN 0 HARNUM WAY 005A-00041 977.18 COLE KELLYANN 4 JULIAN RD 005A-00047 2,135.80 COLE NEWCOMB D III & 32 PLEASANT ST 0015-00049 5,101.76 COLLAMORE LEONARD & ROSEMARY 13 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00116 4,566.48 COLLINGS CHRISTOPHER 13 RIVER RD 0009-0020C 4,379.60 COLLINGS CHRISTOPHER 0 RIVER RD 0009-0020D 178.70 COLLINS DAVID M & JANET L 0 REGISTER RD 0002-00141 253.34 COLLINS JAMES M & ANNE-MARIE 0 HARNUM WAY 005A-00042 100.66 COLLINS JAMES M & ANNE-MARIE 54 DEXTER RD 005A-00043 1,961.61 COLLINS JOHN J JR 68 WEST AVE 0003-00017 11,905.81 COLLINS JOHN L 39 RYDER LN 0013-00054 6,699.53 COLLINS ROBERT W JR & NANCY E 109 MAIN ST 0014-0013C 4,288.46 COLLINS-THOMPSON JULI A 91 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00090 7,403.24 COMMODORE'S TRUST THE 0 DELANO RD 0005-00002 818.84 CONDON CHRISTINE F 22 OAKDALE AVE 0012-00022 3,096.76 CONDON HARRISON & LESLIE 68 HOLMES ST 0016-00037 5,129.45 CONKLIN JOSEPH & KILDUFF RITA 10 ARROWHEAD LN 0018-0042K 6,569.16 CONNOLLY JAMES M 92 DEXTER RD 005A-00141 2,596.10 CONNOLLY JOHN M & KATHLEEN V 174 POINT RD 0001-0013A 18,968.27 CONNOR KENNETH M & SUSAN K 466 FRONT ST 0023-00038 3,487.84

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CONVERSE ANNE T 6 WASHBURN LN 0011-0070A 5,157.13 CONVERSE JONATHAN S & P E 26 MAIN ST 0016-00158 5,722.41 CONVERSE NORMAN A JR & BETSEY W 197 CONVERSE RD 0017-00077 3,097.93 CONVERSE POINT REALTY TRUST 21 MOORINGS RD 0020-00002 32,740.19 CONWAY JOHN A & LESLIE B 61 PLEASANT ST 0016-00066 8,020.42 COOK M F & D H JR TRUSTEES 1 CONVERSE RD 0020-0001A 7,156.35 COOK STEPHEN A & DIANE C TRS 8 EMILS WAY 0007-00081 4,766.06 COOKE MADELINE B 208 CONVERSE RD 0017-00024 5,415.54 COOLMAR LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 586 POINT RD 0006-0031D 2.31 COOLMAR LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 588 POINT RD 0006-0031E 1.15 COOLMAR LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 590 POINT RD 0006-0031F 1.15 COOLMAR LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 592 POINT RD 0006-0031G 1.15 COOLMAR LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 602 POINT RD 0006-0031K 6,353.44 COOLMAR LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 0 POINT RD 0006-0031L 2.31 COOLMAR LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 0 POINT RD 0006-00013 5.77 COOLSTED NOMINEE TRUST 598 POINT RD 0006-00031 20,387.22 COONEY EDWARD M & ELIZABETH L 67 PLEASANT ST 0016-0182A 5,807.77 COONEY KATHERINE S 9 JENNA DR 007B-00032 3,727.80 COOPER MILDRED 30 RIVER RD 0009-00030 2,485.35 COOPER MILDRED 0 RIVER RD {OFF} 0009-0030A 10.18 DILL ARTHUR & CARRIE ANN 10 COVES END RD 0011-0081B 3,709.35 COPE JUDITH A 16 WEST AVE 0003-00004 15,003.29 COPPER MEDAL LLC 135 CONVERSE RD 0017-00046 13,232.47 COPPER MEDAL LLC 125 CONVERSE RD 0017-0046C 9,171.73 CORDERIO ALBERT M & DEBRA L 24 EDGEWATER LN 0007-00115 6,832.19 CORKERY JOHN F TR 9 SPINNAKER LN 0019-00272 5,244.81 CORKUM BURTON L III & KATHLEEN 154 FRONT ST 0014-0062A-01 2,004.99 CORNFORD FREDERICK D & SALLY M 0 OAKDALE AVE 0012-0020F 1,950.07 CORREIA CARL A & KAREN J 812 MILL ST 0017-0015A 2,222.33 CORREIA CARL A & KAREN J 814 MILL ST 0017-00015 4,522.64 CORREIA ERNEST M & EVELYN M 19 RIVER RD 0009-0020F 3,310.19 CORREIA EVELYN & ERNEST 21 RIVER RD 0009-0020G 3,161.37 CORRIERI ROBERT S & MAUREEN E 247 CONVERSE RD 0016-00010 2,495.73 CORRIGAN SEAN TRUST 28 REGISTER RD 0002-00167 6,874.88 COSMAN CHARLES M & DIANNE M 19 WEST AVE 0003-00037 7,360.55 COSMAN EDWARD P & AMY C 0 EAST AVE 0003-00049 4,320.76 COSMAN EDWARD P & AMY C 41 WEST AVE 0003-00031 6,415.73 COSMAN GARY L & ROSEMARY J 2 TUCKER LN 0021-0006L 3,614.74 COSMAN H G & J A COSMAN TRUSTEES 47 WEST AVE 0003-00029 6,649.91 COSTA JONATHAN & JESSICA 912 POINT RD 007A-00052 3,246.74 COSTA PAULINE J TRUSTEE 37 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00047 5,953.13 COSTA RICHARD D TRUSTEE 37 RIVER RD 0009-00022 4,447.66 COSTA VICTOR C & RITA S 8 MANSFIELD AVE 005A-00134 3,040.25 COTE DOUGLAS E & ROBIN M 576 DELANO RD 0007-0056A 3,648.20 COTE JAMES S & JANIS E 1 CRAPO ST 0016-0205A 4,178.86 COTTRILL SALLY L 30 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00119 4,662.23 COULSON CAROL & FREDERICK TRUSTEE 35 BENSON BROOK RD 0024-0010M 14,249.51 COVE CIRCLE LLC 107 COVE CIR 0002-00030 32,586.76 COW BARN LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 522 B POINT RD 0006-0039E 11,933.49 COWAN SHARON 90 MAIN ST 0015-00073 3,622.82 COWELL SCOTT C & CATHY A 15 PUCKERBRUSH WAY 0018-0033F 4,396.90 COWELL SHIRLEY M 54 CONVERSE RD 0018-00066 4,016.20 COYKENDALL DOROTHY B TRUSTEE 59 LEWIS ST 0016-00013 5,254.03 COYKENDALL ROBERT R & JUDITH R 53 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00092 4,310.38 COYNE ROBERT T 0 RIDGE HILL RD 0028-00006 1,715.89 CRABBE ALICIA M TRUSTEE 238 WAREHAM ST 0008-00002-C1 1,292.05 CRABBE ALICIA M TRUSTEE 238 WAREHAM ST 0008-00002-C2 1,044.03 CRABTREE JAMES T & 36 OAKDALE AVE 0012-0020B 2,245.40 CRAFFEY MICHAEL TRUSTEE 522 A POINT RD 0006-00039 21,686.20 CREEDEN KEITH A & SUSAN L 27 MANSFIELD AVE 005A-00112 2,104.65 CRETE DANIEL P & KATHERINE C 69 HOLMES ST 0016-0041B 6,096.18 CRIPPIN DEREK A & KRISTIN L 3 OAK ST 0010-00065 2,653.78 CROCKER DOUGLAS TRUSTEE 0 WATER ST 0016-00175 1,962.76 CROCKER DOUGLAS TRUSTEE 60 WATER ST 0016-00136 31,784.99 CROCKER EVELYN T 53 SOUTH ST 0016-0082A 4,749.91 CROCKER FREDERICK G JR 7 ROSE COTTAGE LN 0015-0052B 5,278.27

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CROCKER P B & LYON R A M TRUSTEES 14 WATER ST 0016-00117 14,923.68 CROLL DAVID D 10 LEWIS ST 0016-00098 40,530.58 CROLL DAVID D 0 LEWIS ST 0016-0098A 22,747.53 CROOKS MICHAEL B & MARY C 9 ABELS WAY 0017-0002Q 3,118.68 CROSBY JEAN 1168 POINT RD 0011-00016 3,397.87 CROSS AUDREY TRUSTEE 353 DELANO RD 005A-00104 3,186.75 CROWLEY TIMOTHY J & MICHELLE 83 WAREHAM ST 0010-00071 2,659.55 CROWLEY TIMOTHY J & MICHELLE M 305 WAREHAM ST 0011-00076 2,542.57 CROWLEY TIMOTHY J & MICHELLE M 826 MILL ST 0017-00019 1,839.32 CROWLEY TIMOTHY J & MICHELLE M 720 MILL ST 0017-0001A 2,494.58 CROWLEY TIMOTHY J & MICHELLE M 1026 POINT RD 0011-00128 5,844.70 CROWNE PAULA D 39 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00120 3,225.98 CRUZ MARY F 17 A PINE GROVE LN 0023-00020 2,205.02 CULLUM RAYMOND J & WENDY M 178 FRONT ST {REAR} 0014-0036B 9,809.68 CUMBERLAND FARMS INC 406 WAREHAM ST 0013-0022A 11,652.71 CUNNINGHAM BRONWEN 23 CROSS ST 0019-00117 9,085.22 CUNNINGHAM JOHN H III & CHRISTOPHER D & 75 MOORINGS RD 0020-00008 23,170.92 FIGUEIREDO TIFFANY & JORGE 12 CROSS NECK RD 0005-00016 4,384.21 COFONE MICHAEL J & ALLISON S 154 SPRING ST 0013-00050 6,669.53 CURLEY WILLIAM F III 9 EDGEWATER LN 0007-00118 4,384.21 CURRAN LYNNE M & ALEXIS PEREZ 977 POINT RD 0010-00013 1,975.45 CURRAN MICHAEL J & MARY S 38 POINT RD 0001-00025 16,684.10 CUSHING BENJAMIN D & JOAN M 9 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00113 3,591.67 CUSHING JENNIFER L 581 DELANO RD 0007-00006 3,514.38 CUSHING KEVIN J 98 DEXTER RD 005A-00139 3,051.78 CUSHING STEPHEN M & JEAN P 11 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00041 3,345.95 CUTLER PCC & SHAW F W JR TRUSTEES 560 B POINT RD 0006-0036A 6,938.32 CUZZI BARBARA GRAINGER TR 35 EAST AVE 0003-00066 12,449.16 D'ALMEIDA DIANE C 93 MAIN ST 0014-00022 3,883.54 D'ALMEIDA JAIME C & LISA M 78 ALLEN ST 0016-00018 4,312.69 D'ITALIA JJ & SULLIVAN WAYNE TRTS 119 WAREHAM ST 0010-00020 14,868.31 D'ITALIA ROBERT 140 WAREHAM ST 007A-00038 5,350.94 DACOSTA EMMANUEL & ANABELA 163 CROSS NECK RD 0007-00020 2,260.40 DACOSTA EMMANUEL G & ANABELA C 5 SPARROW LN 0026-00040 3,276.73 DADAGIAN BARBARA J TRUSTEE 106 COVE CIR 0002-00048 7,043.31 DAHILL STEPHEN J & CATHERINE TRS 24 BASS POINT RD 005A-00095 5,917.37 DAI KENNETH Q & CHAN AUDREY S 24 OLDE SHEEPFIELD RD 0017-00005 5,715.48 DANIELS-DALGEWICZ NANCY M 40 ABELS WAY 0017-0002H 3,114.07 DALY JOSEPH B & JEANNE F 116 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00105 6,373.05 DALY L SHELDON III & 31 SPRING ST 0014-00029 4,093.50 DALY L SHELDON III & 429 FRONT ST 0011-0021A 4,184.64 DANHAUSER FREDRIC C & BETTY A TRTS 40 LEWIS ST 0016-00007 4,872.19 DANIEL ANDREW M & NICHOLE 9 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00081 2,657.24 DANIELLE REALTY TRUST 0 RIVER RD {OFF} 0009-0033A 12.44 DANIELLE REALTY TRUST 0 RIVER RD {OFF} 0009-0035A 9.05 DANIELLE REALTY TRUST 0 RIVER RD {OFF} 0009-0031A 12.44 DANIELLE REALTY TRUST 0 RIVER RD {OFF} 0009-0028A 4.52 DANIELLE REALTY TRUST 0 WAREHAM ST 0009-0020W 2,372.30 DANIELS MARGARET C 252 CONVERSE RD 0015-00033 3,061.00 DARNTON SUSAN 42 MAIN ST 0016-00088 7,291.33 DAROCHA JARED P 62 OAKDALE AVE 0012-0020E 3,114.07 DAROSA DANNY L 770 MILL ST 0017-0005A 2,308.85 DARTT ELIZABETH 9 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00015 5,558.60 DASILVA HARRY B 0 DELANO RD 007A-00010 1,013.38 DASILVA RICHARD & JEAN 921 POINT RD 007A-00015 2,693.00 DAVIDIAN JAMES C TRUSTEE 21 EAST AVE 0003-00069 11,116.74 DAVIDSON PAUL D & MARY W 537 DELANO RD 0007-0017A 3,747.41 DAVIGNON BRYANT & PAIM RACHEL 9 OLDE SHEEPFIELD RD 0017-00134 6,490.72 DAVIS CHARLES C & REED JAIME L 10 BRIGGS LN 0015-0062B 5,789.32 DAVIS CHARLES R & LUCIA C 12 BRIGGS LN 0015-00062 5,830.84 DAVIS EVERETT M TRUSTEE 43 COVE CIR 0002-00082 6,416.88 DAVIS GLENN A 5 WASHBURN PARK RD 0011-0021C 2,853.35 DAVIS JUDITH R 19 PITCHER ST 0016-0063E 7,675.48 DAVIS MARC A TRUSTEE 266 DELANO RD 0005-00010 8,831.42 DAVIS MARC A TRUSTEE 0 DELANO RD 0005-0010A 1,019.03 DAVIS MARK R 40 BRIGGS LN 0015-0056B 4,726.18

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DAVIS MARYFRANCES & 41 MAIN ST 0014-00066 5,263.26 DAVIS MICHAEL K 8 COTTAGE ST 0014-00060 4,644.93 DAVIS MICHAEL K 3 ROSE COTTAGE LN 0015-0052C 5,981.98 DAVIS ROBERT M & PAMELA K 4 BLACKHALL CT 0008-00004 2,801.44 DAVIS ROBERT S & CAROLYN A 603 MILL ST 0024-00002 2,313.47 DAVIS SALLY A & DAVIS ROBERT S 38 BRIGGS LN 0015-0056A 4,338.06 DAYS ANTHONY M & MEREDITH J 47 ICHABOD LN 022A-00022 3,723.19 DEAN PETER S & PATRICIA A 428 POINT RD 0002-00159 8,737.97 DEAN PHILIP JR & DEBORAH L 6 SIPPICAN LN 0002-00160 5,939.29 DEBARROS DANA R TR 91 WAREHAM ST 0010-00063 2,389.60 DEBARROS RUSSELL JR TR 0 GREEN ST 0010-00052 1,043.91 DECAS CRANBERRY CO INC 0 COUNTY RD {REAR} 0021-00015 45.24 DECAS CRANBERRY CO INC 0 COUNTY RD {REAR} 0021-00016 115.36 DECOSTA BARBARA T 2 WASHBURN PARK RD 0011-00018 5,706.26 DECOSTA NANCY 10 SEASIDE LN 0019-0262C 8,200.39 DECOSTA THOMAS E & PATRICIA A 9 PARLOWTOWN RD 0026-00025 3,489.00 DEFORGE BARBARA A & JOSEPH T 10 WILSON RD 005A-00015 1,833.56 DEGRAW RONALD & HEIDI 52 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00048 6,119.25 DEJESUS HENRY V 0 DEXTER RD 005A-0054A 117.62 DEJESUS HENRY V & JUDITH 12 HARTLEY LN 0019-00264 9,483.21 DELAND FRANK S III 498 A POINT RD 0002-0011D 7,742.40 DELAND MICHAEL R TRUST 498 C POINT RD 0002-0011F 22,102.66 DELAND MICHAEL R TRUST 498 D POINT RD 0002-0011G 14,871.77 DELEHANTY KEVIN J & CAROL A 8 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00211 3,260.59 DELFINO SUSAN E 32 DELANO RD 0002-0003C 2,591.49 DELGADO JOSE TRUSTEE 0 JOBS COVE RD 0019-00111 209.24 DELGADO JOSE TRUSTEE 10 JOBS COVE RD 0019-00112 5,909.29 DELORENZO DOROTHY J 32 CONVERSE RD 0019-00019 4,458.04 DEMARCO ANTHONY M & PAULA L 30 ALLEN ST 0016-00106 8,116.17 DEMELLO LEWIS G 24 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-0004E 3,116.38 DEMELLO RANDALL W & 30 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-0004F 3,127.92 DEMEO ROBERT P & PATRICIA J 68 LEWIS ST 0016-0002A 5,728.18 DEMIRANDA MANUEL 57 WAREHAM ST 0009-0020U 2,695.31 DEMIRANDA MANUEL 10 PUMPING STATION RD 0023-00025 1,861.24 DEMLER JANVRIN WEEKES & JAMES R 80 FRONT ST 0016-00046 5,232.12 DEMORANVILLE TIMOTHY H 897 POINT RD 007A-00023 2,498.04 DENLY ALFRED M & DENLY PATRICIA 15 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00121 5,034.85 DENLY ALFRED M & DENLY PATRICIA 0 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00122 356.27 DENNEY THOMAS J & NANCY H 49 SOUTH ST 0016-00083 6,873.72 DEPINA RICHARD A & BONITA S 201 WAREHAM ST 0011-00092 1,931.61 DEPREE DAVID K & 18 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00139 6,938.32 DERCOLE MARGARITA A TRUSTEE 63 WEST AVE 0003-00026 6,379.97 DESILVA KENNETH N & MARION V 33 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00074 3,039.08 DESMOND JOHN S & BERRY T J 32 MAIN ST 0016-00091 6,098.49 DESORCY J A M & E J TRUSTEES 0 POINT RD 0002-00108 1,945.46 DESORCY JOSEPH A M & ELAINE J 361 POINT RD 0002-00109 4,316.14 DEVLIN GERALD & ELIZABETH 13 MAIN ST 0014-00096 8,641.07 DEVLIN GERALD & ELIZABETH 0 HILLER ST 0014-00085 286.14 DEVLIN GERALD & ELIZABETH TRS 15 HILLER ST 0014-00084 4,133.87 DEVOE DONALD E JR & 6 COVES END RD 0011-0081A 3,987.37 DEVOLL MICHAEL C & KATE M 5 OLDE FARM RD 0017-00102 4,985.24 DEXTER BEACH IMPROV ASSOC 0 DINGHY RD 005A-00012 335.91 DEXTER BEACH IMPROV ASSOC 0 DINGHY RD 005A-00006 317.81 DEXTER BEACH IMPROV ASSOC 0 DINGHY RD 005A-0006A 692.17 DEXTER THOMAS O 0 DELANO RD 005A-00083 1,546.30 DEXTER THOMAS O 0 BENS ISLAND 005A-00084 1.13 DEXTER THOMAS O 366 DELANO RD 005A-00087 9,274.40 DEXTRADEUR CHRISTOPHER J & MELISSA ANN 48 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046G 3,956.22 DEYETT KENNETH 776 MILL ST 0017-00006 2,253.47 DIAS RICHARD W & GERALYN F 50 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00048 3,046.01 DIAS RICHARD W & GERALYN F 11 INLAND RD 022A-00055 3,441.70 WOODARD ERIC J & JULIA B 168 FRONT ST 0014-0036A 8,902.94 DICKERSON JEFFREY P 25 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00088 4,914.87 DICKSON SARA L & MEDINA D P 8 OLDE LOGGING RD 0017-00137 5,390.16 DIETZ ELLEN B & BASSE CHRISTOPHER TRTS 0 WEST AVE 0003-00027 4,940.25 DIETZ ELLEN B TRUSTEE 59 EAST AVE 0003-00062 13,471.28

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DIMAGGIO D PAUL TRUSTEE 162 POINT RD 0001-00015 20,864.83 DIMINO RICHARD & STEPHANIE 6 TAUNTON AVE 0019-00267 4,180.01 DINSMORE MARGARET B 17 SOUTH ST 0016-00153 11,436.28 DION DAVID R & ELLEN O 12 OLDE LOGGING RD 0017-00138 5,740.87 DION REALTY TRUST 5 WIANNO RD 0019-00091 4,674.92 DIPIETRO GREGG L & ELISABETH KAHL 19 ZORA RD 0016-0003L 4,485.73 DISALVO ANTHONY F & JANETTE S 3 UPLAND WAY 0017-00123 5,204.43 DITATA CAROL A & GABRIEL J TRTS 385 FRONT ST 0011-00044 2,524.58 DITCHFIELD ALLAN W & PRISCILLA B 8 COVE CIR 0002-00101 9,522.43 ALTMAN GARY D & FERBER JUDITH R TRS 370 DELANO RD 005A-0060A 13,910.80 DIX RICHARD T & LISA M 9 RIVER RD 0009-0021A 4,152.33 DOHERTY JILL L TRUSTEE 2 HARNUM WAY 005A-00036 2,130.04 DOHERTY JILL L TRUSTEE 0 HARNUM WAY 005A-00037 1,003.20 DOHERTY KATHERINE M TRUSTEE 72 WEST AVE 0003-00018 10,749.89 DOHERTY MARY W & WILLIAM J 102 MAIN ST 0015-00069 4,163.87 DOLAN CONSTANCE C TR 9 BEACH ST 0017-00049 5,339.41 DOLE LESLIE M JR 5 OLDE SHEEPFIELD RD 0017-00135 5,557.44 DOMOLKY GEORGE C & SUSAN Y 85 MOORINGS RD 0020-0009D 22,763.68 DOMOLKY GEORGE C & SUSAN Y 0 MOORINGS RD 0020-0009E 999.80 DONALDSON DONALD J & SUSAN 15 MAPLE AVE 0013-0022L 4,543.41 DONATO JOHN 15 OAK AVE 005A-00111 2,402.29 DONOGHUE JEANNINE M 594 FRONT ST 0023-00075 3,941.22 DONOHUE LYNN 109 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00101 4,857.19 DONOHUE TIMOTHY 771 MILL ST 0026-0002A 4,331.14 DONOVAN GREGORY J & SANDEL LUCIA M 51 LEWIS ST 0016-00184 5,528.60 DONOVAN PETER A 2 MACS WAY 0007-0065B 3,344.80 DONOVAN PETER A 0 MACS WAY 0007-0065E 3.39 DORAN JOHN & TABATHA 120 DEXTER RD 005A-00163 4,057.74 DORAN JOHN JR & D F TRUSTEES 106 DEXTER RD 005A-00020 2,555.73 DORMAN L B & J H TRTS 166 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0035B 15,602.01 DORMAN L B & J H TRTS 0 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0035C 439.96 DOSSOT GEORGES A & 379 DELANO RD 005A-00105 4,862.97 DOSSOT GEORGES A & 0 BASS POINT RD 005A-0094A 5.66 DOUBRAVA JEFFREY J & ELIZABETH M 47 EAST AVE 0003-0064A 13,726.23 DOUGALL CORNELIA R 19 BLUEBERRY WAY 022A-0063A 2,548.80 DOUGALL THERESA E 11 PITCHER ST 0016-0065C 5,196.35 DOURDEVILLE KAREN M REV LIV TR 29 BELL GUZZLE LN 0016-0049G 7,094.06 DOWD DANIEL GEORGE & MARY ANN 13 BLACKHALL CT 0008-0004M 6,364.98 DOYLE DANIEL E 80 CONVERSE RD 0018-00094 4,333.45 DOYLE TIMOTHY E 0 WAREHAM ST {OFF} 0009-0020Q 14.70 DOYLE TIMOTHY E 51 WAREHAM ST 0009-0020N 2,273.08 DRAKE JARRETT & CYNTHIA 6 COUNTY RD 0011-00001 3,447.47 DRAKE KARL & DIANE R 36 PUMPING STATION RD 0023-0029B 2,911.03 DRAKE SUSAN WALLACE TRUSTEE 18 POINT RD 0001-00029 13,943.11 DRINKWATER CHERYL G 56 SOUTH ST 0016-00068 4,572.25 DRISCOLL DONNA M 72 CONVERSE RD 0018-00096 5,894.30 DRUSKAT LYNN M TRUSTEE 7 OLDE MEADOW RD 0017-00114 5,640.50 DUANE CHARLES D & PATRICIA L 11 CLARK ST 0015-00039 4,627.62 DUBE EVAN & CHRISTY MACH 9 SCHOOL ST 0014-00056 6,101.95 DUBOIS JOSEPHINE SALTONSTALL TR 49 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00054 5,926.60 DUCAS WILLIAM J & SARAH V 30 COVE ST 0017-0029D 12,982.14 TAUNTON-RIGBY JOHN AR & JANET 13 JENNEY LN 0008-0030W 5,717.80 DUMAS NORMAND R JR & 84 ALLEN ST 0016-00016 5,452.46 DUNCAN CHERYL F 47 REGISTER RD 0002-00139 4,256.16 DUNCAN ELIZABETH P 122 REGISTER RD 0002-00146 10,718.73 DUNCAN ELIZABETH P 0 REGISTER RD 0002-00147 1,886.63 DUNCAN ELIZABETH P 0 HOLLY RD 0002-00121 974.92 DUNCAN ELIZABETH P 0 HOLLY RD 0002-0001E 891.23 RYAN TIMOTHY J & ELIZABETH M 10 JENNA DR 007B-00033 4,000.06 DUNCAN SUSAN E H 415 FRONT ST {REAR} 0011-00024 2,771.45 DUNCAN SUSAN E H 0 FRONT ST {OFF} 0011-0025C 26.01 DUNCAN THEODORE S 17 B PINE GROVE LN 0023-00017 2,851.05 DUNHAM BENJAMIN S & WENDY H R 472 POINT RD 0002-0012E 5,646.26 DUNLOP PETER W & 7 JOANNE DR 007B-00004 3,392.10 DUNN BRADFORD L & CATHY 18 DEXTER RD 005A-00071 3,126.76 DUNN BRIAN P & EILEEN R 669 FRONT ST 0022-00016 3,801.64

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DUNN DONOVAN T & 6 OLDE MEADOW RD 0017-00122 6,900.25 DUNN TIMOTHY P & NANCY J 8 WIANNO RD 0019-00101 3,605.52 DUNN W THOMAS JR 0 CONVERSE RD 0015-00026 1,459.79 DUNN WILLIAM T & ELIZABETH S TRTS 56 MAIN ST 0016-00081 6,017.74 DUPRAS BRIAN S & JENNIFER A 28 OAKDALE AVE 0012-0020L 5,465.15 DURFEE DONAL K & ELIZABETH A 0 FRONT ST 0023-0085C 23.75 TRAVERS GREGORY S & MEGHAN A 626 FRONT ST 0023-0008B 4,066.97 DURKEE G M & CREEVY J D TRS 14 A WEST DR 0006-0024A 7,577.43 DURKEE G M & CREEVY J D TRS 0 WEST DR 0006-0041B 5,350.94 DURKEE G M & CREEVY J D TRS 25 B WEST DR 0006-00020 1,569.38 DURKEE G M & CREEVY J D TRS 14 WEST DR 0006-00024 21,315.89 DURKIN ELIZABETH E 15 SPARROW LN 0026-00039 3,504.00 DUROCHER JOHN H & TERESA G 36 JOANNE DR 007B-00044 3,626.28 DYER CYNTHIA C TRUSTEE 90 POINT RD 0001-0022B 32,372.18 DYER HUGH N III TRUSTEE 6 MAIN ST 0016-00164 7,182.89 DYER TIMOTHY H TRUSTEE 13 PLEASANT ST 0016-00035 6,891.02 EAF LITTLE NECK VILLAGE LLC & 330 WAREHAM ST 0012-00028 16,896.38 EAGLE HOLT COMPANY INC 0 POINT RD {REAR} 0011-0032D 3.46 EAGLE HOLT COMPANY INC 0 POINT RD 0011-0032E 3.46 EAGLE HOLT COMPANY INC 0 COUNTY RD 0011-00015 144.77 EAGLE HOLT COMPANY INC 0 POINT RD 0011-00032 560.66 EAGLE HOLT COMPANY INC 0 TOWN LINE 0022-00002 1.15 EAGLE HOLT COMPANY INC 0 PERRY RD 0021-00001 491.45 EAGLE REALTY & MANAGEMENT TR 184 WAREHAM ST 007A-00080 2,624.94 EAMES BRADFORD N & 0 POINT RD 0002-00104 2,104.65 EAMES BRADFORD N & 153 FRONT ST 0014-00081 5,486.62 EAMES BRADFORD N & 18 MAIN ST 0016-00160 8,284.60 EAMES BRADFORD N & LORNA F 62 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0020F 6,576.09 EAMES CAROLYN M TRUSTEE 34 RIVER VIEW LN 0009-00063 6,494.18 EAST COVE LLC 37 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00033 27,133.59 EAST FAMILY 6 ZORA RD 0016-0003Z 6,505.72 EASTERDAY DON E & BARBARA C TRTS 52 COVE CIR 0002-00094 5,213.66 EASTERLY HARRY W & PATRICIA C 6 BRIGGS LANE CT 0015-0061B 8,103.48 EATON EVERETT F & EUNICE A 124 CONVERSE RD 0018-0033A 3,294.04 ECJ PROPERTY TRUST NO 2 0 POINT RD 0008-0039A 6,340.75 EDEN LANDSCAPES INC 0 MARVEL ST 0010-00045 791.39 EDEN LANDSCAPES INC 0 MARVEL ST 0010-00053 487.98 EDEN LANDSCAPES INC 111 WAREHAM ST 0010-00055 1,068.26 EDEN LANDSCAPES INC 0 WAREHAM ST 0010-00057 1,574.70 EDEN LANSCAPES INC 337 WAREHAM ST 0011-0070B 2,961.35 EGGER JEFFREY C & KATHLEEN M 57 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00093 4,883.72 EKLUND PHYLLIS M & ROBERT L TRTS 40 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00099 6,347.67 EKLUND ROBERT L & PHYLLIS M 61 DEXTER RD 005A-00009 3,784.33 ELFERS WILLIAM R & DEBORAH B TRTS 96 MOORINGS RD 0020-0010B 38,627.11 ELKINS ANDREW BRENT 27 COTTAGE ST 0014-00034 10,256.13 ELKINS CAROLINE 195 A CONVERSE RD 0017-00035 5,577.05 ELLIOTT LINDA S 15 BEACH ST 0017-00051 6,090.41 ELLIOTT LINDA S 0 BEACH ST 0017-00052 298.58 ELLIS DAVID B 13 CONVERSE RD 0019-00266 3,162.52 ELLIS DAVID B 0 CONVERSE RD 0019-00270 1,838.17 ELLIS GERTRUDE D & MIRIAM W 0 CROSS NECK RD 0007-00021 2,502.66 ELLIS GERTRUDE D & MIRIAM W 0 POINT RD 0002-00004 3,788.94 ELLIS GERTRUDE D & MIRIAM W 0 CROSS NECK RD 0006-00003 2,483.04 ELLIS GERTRUDE D & MIRIAM W 0 CROSS NECK RD 0006-00004 1,718.19 ELLIS MICHAEL B 501 POINT RD 0002-00007 3,495.92 EMERY HENRI II & SARAH J 97 WAREHAM ST 0010-00060 2,190.03 GAY ANDREW & JOHNSON HILARY 3 BEACH ST 0017-00047 5,642.81 ENGWERT FAMILY LIVING TRUST 7 SCHOOL ST 0014-00057 4,924.10 HAYLON WILLIAM & POLLY 0 POINT RD 0001-0032A 7.92 HAYLON WILLIAM & POLLY 6 POINT RD 0001-00031 32,093.01 ERDMAN SCOTT M 785 MILL ST 0026-0001H 3,518.99 ERICKSON SHAWN & STEVEN 99 WAREHAM ST 0010-00059 2,087.35 PRIEN KYLE & ERICA C 19 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-0004A 2,779.52 EVANGELISTA GRACE A TRUSTEE 38 SOUTH ST 0016-0072A 5,476.69 EVANS LUCIUS 355 DELANO RD 005A-0104A 3,358.64 EVANS PAMELA S 15 SPRING RD 0004-00008 14,085.00

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EVANS RICHARD C & JACQUELYNE A 0 CONVERSE RD 0019-00262 1,854.32 EVANS RICHARD C & JACQUELYNE A 26 CONVERSE RD 0019-00038 4,820.28 EVANSEN LISA M 0 HOLLY RD 0002-00131 248.82 EVANSEN LISA M 26 HOLLY RD 0002-00132 8,019.26 EVEREST ROAD NOMINEE TRUST 0 EVEREST RD 0003-00063 611.87 EVERETT STEPHEN F & VANESSA A 97 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00100 5,449.00 EWELL PETER T & RECKE HELGA 550 POINT RD 0006-0037A 5,739.72 EWELL WESLEY J & GREENE W TRUSTEES 0 DELANO RD 0005-00028 144.77 EYRICH ROBERT A & JOAN F 396 DELANO RD 005A-0077A 3,539.76 FAIRING WILLIAM H JR 0 QUELLE LN 0019-00177 1.13 FAIRWEATHER BERNICE V 18 BRIGGS TERR 0023-00065 2,395.37 FALLON ANNE MARIE & KRACKE F E 58 DELANO RD 0002-0002A 8,488.79 FALLON SARAH O'C 22 ZORA RD 0016-0003V 4,458.04 FALLON SARAH O'C 43 SPRING ST 0014-0027A 7,481.68 FANTONI CHRISTINE M & MARK A 64 ALLEN ST 0016-00022 5,460.53 FANUCCI MARSHA HEDGES 236 POINT RD 0001-0011A 20,652.56 FARIA CHERYL A 0 OAKDALE AVE 0012-00014 291.80 FARIA CHERYL A & JEFFREY R 53 OAKDALE AVE 0012-00015 4,353.06 MURPHY DARRYL R II 28 DORAN WAY 005A-00147 2,937.57 FARIAS JENNIFER 1 PIERCE AVE 005A-00122 2,045.82 FARIAS ROBERT A 7 OAK ST 0010-00067 2,704.53 FARNHAM JUNE F 25 JENNEY LN 0008-00030 5,821.62 FARNHAM ODESSA C 0 FRONT ST 0023-0009B 1,224.44 FARNHAM ODESSA C 586 FRONT ST 0023-0009C 3,922.76 FARQUHAR T H & B B TRTS 60 WEST AVE 0003-00015 15,441.66 FARRELL FRANCIS J III 0 COUNTY RD {OFF} 0022-0033B 3.39 FARRELL FRANCIS J III & CHERYL L TRTS 97 COUNTY RD 0022-0025P 5,128.30 FARRELL FRANCIS J III & CHERYL L TRTS 0 COUNTY RD 0022-00025 1,300.13 FARRELL MATTHEW E 73 COUNTY RD 0022-0025T 2,689.54 FARRELL PETER 400 DELANO RD 005A-00079 2,630.71 FARRELL PETER J & 22 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00052 3,487.84 FARRELL REALTY TRUST 0 COUNTY RD {OFF} 0022-0025U 57.68 FARRELL REALTY TRUST 93 COUNTY RD 0022-0025R 3,814.32 FARREN PATRICK J & LAURA A 18 COVE CIR 0002-00099 7,684.71 FARRINGTON KRISTINE A TRUSTEE 0 EAST AVE 0003-00045 4,801.82 FATHALLAH CHARLES A & MONA 52 MOORINGS RD 0020-0012A 28,220.30 FAUST & MAGEE & GREEN 39 COUNTY RD 0022-00029 2,097.74 FEARING RUSSELL B & 12 VINE ST 0016-0138B 11,518.19 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSN 913 POINT RD 007A-00018 2,042.36 SACCHETTI RICHARD 606 FRONT ST 0023-00071 4,395.74 FEENEY DARREN M & TRACY L 10 JEREI LN 007A-00067 4,055.43 FEENEY JAMES M & KRISTIN P 65 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0020L 5,415.54 FEENEY JAMES W & KATHLEEN W 85 ALLEN ST 0016-00027 11,424.75 FEENEY JAMES W & KATHLEEN W 15 CREEK RD 0008-00002-A1 997.89 FEENEY JAMES W & KATHLEEN W 15 CREEK RD 0008-00002-A2 1,422.41 FEENEY JAMES W & KATHLEEN W 15 CREEK RD 0008-00002-A3 1,430.49 FEENEY JAMES W & LACEY WALTER H II 17 HASTINGS RD 0008-00013 2,177.34 FEENEY JOSEPH F 270 B DELANO RD 0005-0010C 10,856.02 FEENEY JOSEPH F 0 DELANO RD 0005-0010D 324.60 FEENEY JOSEPH F JR & JODI M 270 A DELANO RD 0005-0010B 8,043.49 FEENEY JOSEPH F JR & JODI M 270 DELANO RD 0005-00009 9,935.43 FEENEY KATHLEEN W 166 FRONT ST 0014-00040 7,109.06 FELIX CHRISTINE J 10 GREEN ST 0010-00047 3,062.16 FELLENS GILLES C & KATHERINE M R 70 MAIN ST 0015-00075 5,454.77 FERGUSON JESSE & KAREN 29 JOANNE DR 007B-00015 3,862.77 FERGUSON S WARREN II & ELAINE A 12 JENNEY LN 0008-0030P 6,181.55 FERNANDES ARTHUR E & ROSE A 0 MILL ST 0015-00014 99.53 FERRARI JERRY & HAVENS JUDITH A 0 POINT RD 0002-0019P 67.86 FERREIRA JUDY & WYLIE KARYN B TRTS 17 PARTRIDGE PL 0023-00116 3,183.29 FERREIRA ROBERT JR & 629 DELANO RD 007A-00003 3,506.30 FERRY GEORGE S III TRUSTEE 10 BARROS DR 0011-00111 2,782.72 FIELD HORACE F IV & EMILY O 76 FRONT ST 0016-0045A 8,999.84 FIELD PAULINE ANNE 459 POINT RD 0002-00182 4,762.60 FIELDS ROBERT H & 24 JOANNE DR 007B-00050 4,199.63 FIGUEIREDO EDWARD J IRREV TRUST 34 DELANO RD 0002-0003A 2,817.59 FIGUEIREDO FELICIANO F & FATIMA 94 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00083 3,231.74

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FIGUEIREDO PATRICIA D 54 SOUTH ST 0016-00069 4,889.50 FIGUEIREDO THOMAS J 631 POINT RD 0006-0011A 6,524.18 FINNIE JOHN J & RUTH-ELLEN 62 CONVERSE RD 0018-00060 4,035.82 FINNIE JOHN J & RUTH-ELLEN 0 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00028 4.52 FIORI GIAN LUCA & 30 ZORA RD 0016-0003T 4,802.97 FISCHOEDER P A ONEIL A M TRTS 498 B POINT RD 0002-0011E 17,635.84 FISHER KENNETH R G 17 HERMITAGE RD 0012-00013 3,384.02 FISHER LAUREN 0 FRONT ST 0023-0041E 210.37 FISHER ROBERT D & KIMBERLY A 56 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046J 3,724.34 FISHMAN SCOTT 24 HAMMETTS COVE RD 0008-0039U 20,780.61 FITZPATRICK BRIAN P & THERESA E 8 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00062 8,067.71 FITZPATRICK BRIAN P & THERESA E 14 DORAN WAY 005A-00153 2,736.84 FITZPATRICK JAMES B & MARY LOU 12 JOANNE DR 007B-00056 4,492.64 FLAHERTY GERALD P 1007 POINT RD 0010-00010 2,232.71 FLEMING LIVING TRUST 0 DORAN WAY 005A-00155 1,007.72 FLEMING LIVING TRUST 1 SEAHORSE WAY 005A-00069 1,511.69 FLETCHER MELISSA L 10 INLAND RD 022A-00031 3,510.92 FLIGHT DOUGLAS J & JEANNE K 19 PINEWOOD DR 0022-0020K 5,002.55 FLORES HERMILA 934 POINT RD 007A-00041 1,850.85 FLYNN EDWARD R & FERN I TRTS 5 BEACH ST 0017-00048 4,963.32 FOLEY CLARE HEALY & PAUL H 33 EDGEWATER LN 0007-00113 4,440.74 FOLEY MARGARET M TRUSTEE 29 WATER ST 0016-00170 31,374.31 FOLEY MARGARET M TRUSTEE 27 WATER ST 0016-0170A 13,728.53 FORD C M & GARDINER N B TRTS 25 HAMMETTS COVE RD 0008-0039B 12,457.24 FORD CHRISTOPHER M & HOLLY K 13 CARD DR 0018-00085 1,835.86 FORD ISABEL TRUSTEE 28 HOLMES ST 0016-00128 10,356.50 FORD LINCOLN & SUSAN 11 OLDE SHEEPFIELD RD 0017-00133 6,009.66 FORDYCE CAMERON P & JEAN C TRTS 13 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00013 7,828.92 FORDYCE JEAN C TRUSTEE 11 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00014 4,610.32 MALLON ROBERT & MARY L 8 COTTAGE LN 0014-0032C 4,613.78 FORGETTE MARJORIE J 155 SPRING ST 0013-0022D 2,926.04 FORTUNE L INTERNATIONAL INC 0 DEER RUN 0005-0036A 2,533.81 FOUGERE CHARLES J & PATRICIA 44 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046F 4,107.34 FOX CYNTHIA L & ALBERT J 22 PINEWOOD DR 0022-0020G 5,823.93 FOX JAMES T & AIMEE L 67 HOLMES ST 0016-00042 5,421.31 FOYE PETER D & MARSHA J 5 SEAHORSE WAY 005A-00067 2,487.66 FOYE PETER D & MARSHA J 0 SEAHORSE WAY 005A-00068 13.57 FRADE ROBERT J 96 CONVERSE RD 0018-00090 3,133.69 FRANCIS DANIELLE L 13 SOUTH ST 0016-00154 7,691.64 FRANCIS DAVID W & CHERYL A 0 COVE CIR 0002-00078 2,146.19 FRANCIS DAVID W & CHERYL A 15 COVE CIR 0002-00079 5,727.02 FRANCIS EDWARD D IV & 433 FRONT ST 0011-00021 2,802.60 FRANCIS MARGARET E TRUSTEE 5 MOORINGS RD 0020-00001 23,305.88 FRANCIS PAUL M & CHERYL M 20 DORAN WAY 005A-00151 2,464.59 FRANCIS RACHEL TRUSTEE 303 WAREHAM ST 0011-0076B 3,117.08 FRANCIS S A & PUTNAM S T F TRTS 31 MAIN ST 0014-00069 5,467.46 FRANCISCO ANA M & 11 SPINNAKER LN 0019-00273 9,164.81 FRANCISCO MANUEL A & ROSA R 45 JOANNE DR 007B-00023 3,369.02 FRANGOS PAUL A & ELISE M TRS 16 RIVER VIEW LN 0009-00067 6,396.12 FRANKLIN AMY & MCCOOG SR T J 401 DELANO RD 005A-00106 4,816.82 FRANKLIN GILBERT E JR & PAMELA 1 WEST RIVER RD 0009-00087 6,073.10 FRANKLIN GORDON D & 1019 POINT RD 0010-00001 2,140.42 FRANTZ WILLIAM & CHERIE STEVENS 25 PINEWOOD DR 0022-0020J 5,112.14 FRASER WAY INDENTURE OF TRS 0 MEADOW ISLAND 0003-00078 39.59 FRASER WAY INDENTURE TRS 0 FRASER WAY 0002-0012B 1,270.59 FRASER WAY INDENTURE TRS 34 FRASER WAY 0002-0012D 19,914.24 FRATES RUSSELL A & STACEY A 26 PLEASANT ST 0015-00046 11,107.51 FRATES RUSSELL A & STACEY A 670 FRONT ST 0023-00005 5,189.44 FREDERICKS MARK S & ELIZABETH 11 BASS POINT RD 005A-00089 9,240.95 FREDETTE DARREN P & CAETI DANYELLE L 12 WEST RIVER RD 0009-00092 6,839.11 FREEMAN L A & ROSE M A & 0 MARVEL ST {REAR} 0010-00028 7.92 FREEMAN L A & ROSE M A & 0 MARVEL ST 0010-00029 1,003.20 FREEMAN L A & ROSE M A & 12 MARVEL ST 0010-00030 1,063.14 FREEMAN L A & ROSE M A & 0 MARVEL ST 0010-00031 847.12 FREEMAN L A & ROSE M A & 0 MARVEL ST 0010-00026 994.15 FREEMAN L A & ROSE M A & 16 MARVEL ST 0010-00027 2,421.90

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FREIBERG J WALTER & EVANS HELENA K 8 CROSS NECK RD 0005-00015 3,911.22 FREITAS ALAN C & JOY M 43 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00053 7,698.56 FREYERMUTH BRIAN F & 278 CONVERSE RD 0015-00083 3,031.02 FRIEDMAN THOMAS E & PAMELA P 28 JOANNE DR 007B-00048 3,463.62 FRINK KIM D & HEATHER E 21 BOXBERRY WAY 022A-00069 3,770.48 FROH CHRISTOPHER T 678 MILL ST 0015-0015A 2,205.02 FROST BRADFORD R & PATRICIA 106 MAIN ST 0015-00067 3,626.28 FULLER BRYAN & LUCILLE 781 MILL ST 0026-0002C 4,243.47 FULLER WILLIAM F & BARBARA J TRTS 13 COTTAGE ST 0014-0037A 8,987.15 FURUMOTO HORACE W TRUSTEE 101 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00126 12,292.28 GAFFEY BARRY T TRT 0 NOKOMIS RD 0019-00047 2,093.12 GAFFEY KATHLEEN M TRT 22 CONVERSE RD 0019-00048 4,083.11 GAFFEY MARILYNNE E 6 NOKOMIS RD 0019-00056 4,346.14 GAFFEY MARK H & JOSEPHINE M 647 MILL ST 0026-00031 4,098.11 GAFFEY MARK H TRUSTEE 0 MILL ST 0026-00030 101.79 GALAVOTTI PETER M 3 WELLS RD 0013-00047 3,206.26 GALLINI EDWARD L & MARY J 395 DELANO RD 005A-0106A 3,861.62 GALVIN RICHARD J & RANDI J 11 BLUEBERRY WAY 022A-00061 2,759.91 GAMAY REALTY TRUST 154 FRONT ST 0014-0062A-05 822.53 GAMAY REALTY TRUST 154 FRONT ST 0014-0062A-06 392.23 GAMAY REALTY TRUST 154 FRONT ST 0014-0062A-07 650.64 GANDOLFI JM & GANOLFI DJ TRTS 0 CONVERSE RD 0019-00107 208.10 GANDOLFI JOEL M & DONNA J 1 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00108 4,273.46 GANDOLFI JOEL M & DONNA J 449 FRONT ST 0011-00020 2,847.59 GANDOLFI MATTHEW G & JOCELYN 21 OLDE SHEEPFIELD RD 0017-00131 5,795.08 GANDOLFI MATTHEW P & MARGARET A 792 MILL ST 0017-00009 2,151.96 GANSON C & BATCHELDER M TRUSTEES 306 FRONT ST 0013-00029 4,981.79 GARBER CLAY & CHRISTINE 0 CONVERSE RD 0019-00138 166.26 GARBER CLAY & CHRISTINE 1 QUELLE LN 0019-00139 3,825.86 GARCIA JEREMIAH & 501 DELANO RD 0007-0017J 3,919.30 GARCIA MARIO F & STEPHANIE J 701 MILL ST 0026-00020 2,277.69 GARCIA WILLIAM R & CAROLINE L 21 MARVEL ST 0010-00035 2,543.03 GARCIA-BLANCO MARIANO A & 18 SIPPICAN LN 0002-0159A 7,053.68 GARDINER STEPHEN F 28 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046B 3,135.99 GARDNER JOAN N TRUSTEE 36 CRAPO ST 0016-00189 5,712.02 GARDNER JOAN N TRUSTEE 65 LEWIS ST 0016-0013C 5,131.76 GARDNER ROBERT EST OF 66 CONVERSE RD 0018-00073 4,019.66 GARDNER ROBERT EST OF 0 SQUANTO RD 0019-00067 1.13 GARNETT CLIFFORD EDWARD & 40 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00071 3,500.53 GARSTANG SUSAN S 13 PUMPING STATION RD 0023-00023 2,464.59 GATES MARK A & JEAN A 9 MAPLE AVE 0013-0022K 3,439.39 GAY THOMAS P & SHERI L 21 RIVER VIEW LN 0009-00059 7,187.51 GEARY ERIC P & BEVERLY G 15 PINE GROVE LN 0023-00019 2,469.20 GEARY WILLIAM H III & CANDACE M 48 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00080 2,917.96 GEBHARDT ASHLEY F 76 MAIN ST 0015-00074 7,070.99 GEE BARBARA B TRT 11 RYDER LN 0013-00035 7,142.51 GEE CLARK K & MARGARET O 73 ALLEN ST 0016-0027A 8,524.55 GEHRING LOUIS & REBECCA 36 PLEASANT ST 0015-00050 7,297.10 GEHRING NANCY 373 FRONT ST 0011-00061 2,649.17 GEHRING NANCY 0 FRONT ST 0011-00062 117.62 GEIL JAMES E 110 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00007 6,521.86 GELSON THOMAS M TRUST 1 PASTURE LN 0017-0025G 11,007.14 GELSON THOMAS M TRUST 0 PASTURE LN 0017-0025H 2,719.54 GENCO JOHN & CYNTHIA R 44 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00097 6,734.14 GERARD-PATEAKOS JENESSA E 694 A MILL ST 0015-00011 3,990.83 GERMANO FRANK J JR & JEANNE Y 28 PARTRIDGE PL 0023-00112 3,341.34 GIBBONS SHEILA J & WARREN M 20 TUCKER LN 0021-0006S 4,145.41 GIBBS DANIEL JR 4 DERBY LN 0011-0018B 1,778.18 GIBBS DONNA L & BUCKLEY KEVIN C 55 MILL ST 0024-0021A 2,759.91 GIBBS MILTON B & CATHERINE A 459 MILL ST 0024-00021 3,118.68 GIBBS PAMELA N 11 OAKDALE AVE 0012-00007 2,582.26 GIBBS PARDON N III EST OF 417 FRONT ST 0011-0024A 2,818.74 GIBBS STEVEN E 0 OAKDALE AVE 0012-00023 44.11 GIBBS STEVEN E 10 OAKDALE AVE 0012-00026 7,118.29 GIBBS STEVEN E D/B/A 115 WAREHAM ST 0010-00054 2,203.41 GIBBS TERRY & ROBIN R 43 COUNTY RD 0022-00030 2,244.25

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GIBBS TERRY A & ROBIN R 23 BOXBERRY WAY 0022-00031 3,521.30 GIBBS THOMAS P & JO-ANNE M 15 OAKDALE AVE 0012-00006 4,356.53 GIBERTI RICHARD T & PHYLLIS A 49 CONVERSE RD 0019-00186 4,249.23 GIBLIN LUDES & LUDES TRUSTEES 11 HILLER ST 0014-0082C 10,233.06 GIBSON DARRON L & ELIZABETH C 11 BEACH ST 0017-00050 5,014.09 GIERHART BYRON J JR & KAREN H 61 HOLMES ST 0016-00043 10,975.99 GIFFORD DIANE B IRREV TRUST 224 CONVERSE RD 0017-0022A 6,144.64 GIFFORD PATRICIA ANNE 7 ICHABOD LN 022A-00004 2,961.80 GIFFORD RYDER COASTAL PROPERTIES LLC 238 WAREHAM ST 0008-00002-C4 1,194.00 GIGLIA S & VACCARRO J G TRUSTEES 1 ISLAND CT 0003-00057 15,741.60 GILBERT RICHARD H JR & WENDY 0 WAREHAM ST 0009-0020M 979.45 GILBERT RICHARD H JR & WENDY A 0 WAREHAM ST (OFF) 0009-0020S 28.28 GILBERT RICHARD H JR & WENDY A 45 WAREHAM ST 0009-0020B 2,213.10 GILKERSON KERSTEIN TRUSTEE 0 ROCHESTER RD {REAR} 0022-00013 237.51 GILLEN-BROWN MAUREEN T 30 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00101 4,724.53 GILLIS MARYANNE & GILLIS PAUL B & 612 DELANO RD 0007-00046 3,906.61 GILMORE S A & MARULLO S J TRTS 30 BAY RD 0002-00057 6,811.42 DONELAN DAVID J & ALLISON WOODHULL 0 SQUANTO RD 0019-00068 1.13 DONELAN DAVID J & ALLISON WOODHULL 22 KABEYUN RD 0019-00073 10,153.46 GIOKAS KRISTEN D & 14 HILL ST 0010-00064 2,468.05 GIORDANO LYNN 22 HAMMETTS COVE RD 0008-0039C 11,215.94 GLANTZ STEPHEN P TRUSTEE 446 POINT RD 0002-00162 22,208.79 GLASS ROBERT E JR 690 MILL ST 0015-00013 2,404.59 GLAVIN GREGORY T & MARY-BETH 135 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00078 6,903.71 GLAVIN KRISTEN E TRUSTEE 16 WEST RIVER RD 0009-00091 6,640.69 GLEIMAN CYRIL E & JACQUELINE J 32 MANSFIELD AVE 005A-00116 2,525.73 GODDU MERIC 11 GREEN ST 0010-00039 2,638.78 GODFREY DIANE A & ANDREW H 51 HOLMES ST 0016-00045 4,531.87 GODFREY MARK H & AMY 79 LEWIS ST 0016-00011 4,163.87 GOLDBLATT ALAN H 23 REZENDES TERR 007A-00030 2,862.58 GLAVIN KEITH 98 REGISTER RD 0002-00145 5,594.36 GOMES CARL 0 POINT RD 0011-00096 1,227.90 GOMES CARL 1010 POINT RD 0011-00097 2,633.01 GOMES CARL C 1018 POINT RD 0011-00095 2,350.38 GOMES FELIX & KENDRA 14 REZENDES TERR 007A-00034 2,725.30 GOMES JOHN M 119 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-0085A 3,518.99 GOMES PATRICIA M & LISA 67 WAREHAM ST 0010-00078 2,348.07 GOMES PATRICIA M & LISA 0 WAREHAM ST 0010-00079 1,120.82 GONSALVES RICHARD A & MAUREEN H 4 LADY SLIPPER LN 0005-0013J 5,137.52 GONSALVES STEPHEN C & DEBORAH A 3 HERMITAGE RD 0012-00009 1,998.52 GOOD GERALD J & TERESA A 13 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00055 5,941.60 GOODFELLOW CHRISTOPHER A 755 MILL ST 0026-0005A 3,687.43 GOODWIN DANIEL G & HEATHER L S 80 WATER ST 0016-00143 13,181.72 GOODWIN G L & L J TRUSTEES 5 HILLER ST 0014-00086 10,468.40 GOODWIN WENDY J 621 DELANO RD 007A-0003B 3,377.10 GORDON BRAD A & REBECCA S 2 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00107 5,673.96 GORMLEY STEPHEN F & LUCINDA 1A MAIN ST 0014-0089A 16,930.98 GORRAIZ JENNA J TR 0 FRONT ST 0023-0036A 1,663.97 GORRAIZ JENNA J TR 444 FRONT ST 0023-00036 3,770.48 GOULART JEFFREY M & DEBRA 71 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00069 7,823.15 GOULET PAUL & KEITHA D 7 GREEN ST 0010-00037 3,366.72 GOVONI DAVID J 16 PINEWOOD DR 0022-0020F 5,890.84 GOWELL KERRY P & ASHLING E 36 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0020B 7,276.34 GRACE ANGELA 624 FRONT ST 0023-0085B 2,802.60 GRAINGER GARY B 7 COVE CIR 0002-00050 12,752.56 GRANT ROBERT & DORIS E 0 OAK AVE 005A-00127 1,019.03 GRANT ROBERT T & DORIS E 8 OAK AVE 005A-00126 4,025.43 GRASSI AREGO A & BETSY C 597 DELANO RD 0007-00004 3,199.44 GRATTON J DUNCAN & PATRICIA 25 MAIN ST 0014-00092-02 4,593.01 GRAVEM HAMISH F & JORUNN H 16 TUCKER LN 0021-0006P 4,519.19 GRAVES JOHN H III & HELEN M 533 DELANO RD 0007-0017B 3,779.72 GRAY MARY J 82 MAIN ST 0015-0074A 5,334.79 GRAY ROLAND III TRUSTEE 11 UPLAND WAY 0017-00144 6,096.18 GRAY THOMAS M & MARGARET M 16 WILSON RD 005A-0016A 1,608.59 GREAT HILL - MARION LLC 0 POINT RD 0006-00012 36.91 GREAT HILL - MARION LLC 0 DELANO RD 0005-00021 130.36

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GREAT HILL - MARION LLC 16 NORTH GREAT HILL DR 0004-00004 12,280.74 GREAT HILL - MARION LLC 14 NORTH GREAT HILL DR 0004-00005 13,719.30 GREAT HILL - MARION LLC 10 NORTH GREAT HILL DR 0004-00006 13,708.92 GREAT HILL - MARION LLC 214 DELANO RD 0004-00001 58,187.32 GREAT HILL - MARION LLC 1 NORTH GREAT HILL DR 0004-00002 52,084.09 ROCHA JOSEPH & WENDY P 37 PINE HILL LN 0009-00104 7,685.87 GREENE JOEL E & VASANA 16 RIVER RD 0009-00035 2,574.18 GREENE ROBERT & SUSAN 22 PUMPING STATION RD 0023-0029C 3,249.05 GREENSPAN JAY E TRUSTEE 2A WEST DR 0006-00040 8,525.70 GREENWOOD BERNARD P & DONNA L 408 FRONT ST 0023-00049 2,830.28 GREENWOOD BRIDGET 22 BRIGGS TERR 0023-00066 2,994.10 GREENWOOD TRACY A 746 MILL ST 0017-0002A 3,530.53 GREGORY RICHARD G & GAIL M 10 RIVER RD 0009-00037 2,511.89 GRIFFIN MABEL D TRUSTEE 640 FRONT ST 0023-0008A 3,439.39 GRONDIN LEO J JR & KIYOMI O 39 JOANNE DR 007B-00020 3,537.46 GROSART GARY A TRUSTEE 27 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00118 8,078.10 GROSART SUSAN S TRUSTEE 38 CRAPO ST 0016-0189A 4,876.81 GROTA STEPHEN W & LISA A 7 EMILS WAY 0007-00086 4,973.71 GROVER PAUL E 24 WEST DR 0006-00023 27,050.54 GROVER PAUL E 0 WEST DR 0006-00019 1,723.96 GROVER PAUL E 0 WEST DR 0006-0041C 3,619.36 GRYSKA ALEXANDER R & GARRETT F 15 UPLAND WAY 0017-00145 6,756.06 GUARD JOSEPH M & ALISON A 513 DELANO RD 0007-0017G 4,148.87 GUARD THOMAS J & MICHELE 32 TUCKER LN 0021-0006U 5,177.90 GUERZONI JOHN & MADELINE ESTATE OF 245 WAREHAM ST 0011-00086 2,096.58 GUERZONI RICHARD J & LESLIE F 239 WAREHAM ST 0011-00087 2,634.16 GUERZONI RICHARD J & LESLIE F 0 WAREHAM ST 0011-0086A 19.61 GUERZONI RICHARD J & LESLIE F 0 WAREHAM ST 0011-0059A 979.45 GULECAS SARAH A 35 ZORA RD 0016-0003G 4,623.01 GULLEY ORRIN D & 166 CROSS NECK RD 0006-00002 6,050.03 GUMLAK JOSEPH S & MARY L 50 HOLLY RD 0002-00128 5,476.69 GUNSCHEL EDWARD F & DEBORAH C 415 A COUNTY RD 0021-0008A 6,323.44 GUNSCHEL JON & DEBORAH 403 COUNTY RD 0021-00008 5,328.57 GUNSCHEL JON R & DEBORAH 594 DELANO RD 0007-00050 2,938.73 GUNSCHEL RUSSELL LEE 415 B COUNTY RD 0021-0008B 6,284.22 GURAL WILLIAM & ELEANOR W 41 PLEASANT ST 0016-00050 4,683.00 GURNEY JAMES R TRUSTEE 10 HARTLEY LN 0019-00263 5,056.77 GUTHRO JOHN R & WENDY TRUSTEES 0 DORAN WAY 005A-00149 1,025.82 GUTHRO JOHN R & WENDY TRUSTEES 24 DORAN WAY 005A-00150 2,188.87 GUTIERREZ HERNANDO J & CONNORS KIM E 1 LADY SLIPPER LN 0005-0013E 5,587.43 GUTMAN AMY R & ENRIGHT DENNIS M II 7 JENNA DR 007B-00031 4,584.93 GUYTON WILBERT & MAY M 1102 POINT RD 0011-00031 2,684.93 HAARALA KATHLEEN M & EUGENE M 19 PARKWAY LN 0011-0078B 3,052.94 HADLEY MARK D & MARY E 28 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0020A 5,378.63 HAFFENREFFER A & M & N TRUSTEES 83 MOORINGS RD 0020-0009A 37,718.06 HAGAN SUSAN E & HAGAN JUDITH A 227 CONVERSE RD 0016-0003B 3,727.80 HAGBERG PAMELA J 44 COUNTY RD 0011-0014C 2,816.44 HAHN JOHN C & LYNN A 346 CONVERSE RD 0015-00018 3,408.24 HAHN KELLIANN & PHILIP 26 JOANNE DR 007B-00049 3,269.81 HAI OLEH V & SVITLANA M 52 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046H 3,993.13 HALEY GEORGE T & MARIE J 10 PINEWOOD DR 0022-0020E 5,510.15 HALL DAVID R TRUSTEE 0 HOLLY LN 0019-00252 3.39 HALL DAVID R TRUSTEE 0 QUELLE LN 0019-00255 10.18 HALL DAVID R TRUSTEE 0 QUELLE LN 0019-00178 7.92 HALL LAWRENCE C & ALANE G 101 FRONT ST 0016-00132 7,707.79 HALNEN JOHN & LESLIE 62 EAST AVE 0003-00053 6,990.24 HAM NANCY J 0 COUNTY RD 0021-0003C 1,549.76 HAMBLY JENNIFER ANNE & 63 CREEK RD 007A-00063 4,153.48 HAMBLY LOUIS S JR 0 HASTINGS RD 0008-00018 291.80 HAMBLY LOUIS S JR & CLARK SHAWN M 0 COUNTY RD 0021-0006C 5.77 HAMBLY LOUIS S JR & CLARK SHAWN M 0 COUNTY RD {OFF} 0021-0006E 4.61 HAMBLY LOUIS S JR & MARY M 341 COUNTY RD 0021-00005 4,380.75 HAMER GEORGE T & RUTH I 428 WAREHAM ST 0013-0049E 2,993.65 HAMMETTS COVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOC 0 BLACKHALL CT 0008-0004N 964.74 HAMMETTS COVE TRS ET AL TRSTS 0 HAMMETTS COVE RD 0008-0039D 442.22 HAMMETTS COVE TRS ET AL TRSTS 0 HAMMETTS COVE RD 0008-0039H 2,138.11

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HAMPSON G ROBERT TRUSTEE 0 SIPPICAN LN 0002-00163 4,970.25 HANAFEE R P & P C TRUSTEES 0 MAIN ST 0014-00090 28,416.42 HANIGAN WAYNE P & ELLEN F 48 ICHABOD LN 022A-00023 3,614.74 MEEHAN ROBERT S & ANNA PRZYJEMSKA 11 SHADY LN 005A-00065 1,973.14 HANNAN JOSEPH C & JOANNE M 59 SOUTH ST 0016-00079 6,548.40 HANSON K L & B E TRTS 18 JENNEY LN 0008-0030L 7,119.44 HARCOVITZ ALEXANDER EST OF 17 SEASIDE LN 0019-00244 9,297.48 HARDING RICHARD C & 52 ICHABOD LN 022A-00025 3,425.55 HARDING RICHARD C & STEPHANIE 0 BROOK HAVEN LN 0022-0019J 175.31 HARDING RICHARD C & STEPHANIE 0 BROOK HAVEN LN 0022-0019K 160.60 HARDING SAILS INC 732 MILL ST 0017-00002 4,290.31 HARKINS MICHAEL J 11 PARKWAY LN 0011-0078C 4,193.87 HARKINS VERONICA M 287 WAREHAM ST 0011-00078 3,235.20 HARRIMAN HEATH 39 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0017-00020 3,934.30 HARRIMAN PATRICIA A 231 CONVERSE RD 0016-0003A 3,152.14 HARRIS ALLAN P & JESSICA S 927 POINT RD 007A-00014 1,946.61 HARRIS ANN M 38 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-0004G 2,884.50 HARRIS ANNE R TRUSTEE 58 REGISTER RD 0002-00157 5,183.66 HARRIS DOROTHEA A & ROBERT E & 493 POINT RD 0002-0004A 4,215.78 HARRIS DOROTHEA A & ROBERT E & 0 POINT RD 0002-0004B 2,085.05 HART ROBERT E & NANCY M 2 JOANNE DR 007B-00061 3,822.39 HARTFORD TERRENCE L & LAURA L 114 FRONT ST 0016-0065A 6,749.13 HARTIGAN KATHLEEN E 4 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00105 4,546.87 HARTIGAN KATHLEEN E TRUSTEE 11 ROSE COTTAGE LN 0015-0052A 5,335.95 ST PIERRE DIANE C 617 DELANO RD 007A-00004 3,876.62 HARTLEY FAMILY 0 QUELLE LN 0019-00151 559.85 HARTLEY FAMILY 22 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00135 6,388.05 HARTLEY GREENWOOD III & SHARON L 19 QUELLE LN 0019-00150 4,610.32 HARTLEY HEATHER ANN 0 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00011 2.26 HARTLEY JOEL D & MARIE E 585 FRONT ST 0022-00021 3,118.68 HARTNETT-BARRY JOAN 8 BRIGGS LN 0015-00064 4,948.33 HARTNETT-BARRY JOAN 4 PARK ST 0014-0021A 2,689.54 HARTWELL MARIA M & JOHN B TRSTS 63 EAST AVE 0003-00061 12,677.58 HARTWELL MARIA M & JOHN B TRUSTEES 0 EAST AVE 0003-00054 5,177.90 HARVEY PENELOPE J 19 BOXBERRY WAY 022A-00070 3,767.03 HASKELL BARRY E & WENDY K 5 RIDGEWOOD LN 0005-0025A 4,318.45 HATCH ELAINE A 34 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00066 3,250.20 HATCH JOSIAH D & ELIZABETH C 168 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-00035 33,983.79 HATHAWAY ANN 57 COUNTY RD 0022-00034 2,907.57 HATHAWAY JANE 120 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00106 6,268.07 HALL KELLY HATHAWAY 996 POINT RD 0011-00114 2,171.56 HATHAWAY VIRGINIA H 0 COUNTY RD 0011-0014A 1,307.50 HATHAWAY VIRGINIA H 0 COUNTY RD 0022-00035 1,306.35 HATHAWAY VIRGINIA H 0 COUNTY RD 0022-00036 1,323.66 HATHAWAY VIRGINIA H 0 COUNTY RD 0022-00033 87.09 HATTON ANNE B TRUSTEE 183 FRONT ST 0014-00074 19,053.64 HAVEL PETER M & NANCY B 66 HOLLY RD 0002-00126 5,685.49 HAVENS JUDITH A & FERRARI JERRY 310 POINT RD 0002-00025 4,643.78 HAVERTY JOHN W 18 PINE HILL LN 0009-00112 7,550.90 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 RIDGE HILL RD {REAR} 0028-00018 6.93 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 MILL ST 0028-0012A 1.15 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 MILL ST 0028-00009 38.07 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 MILL ST {OFF} 0028-00010 14.99 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 MILL ST {OFF} 0028-00011 19.61 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 MILL ST 0028-00012 3.46 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 MILL ST 0028-00013 1.15 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 OLD TRAIL 0027-00017 14.99 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 MILL ST {OFF} 0028-00001 24.23 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 OLD TRAIL 0027-00006 5.77 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 OLD TRAIL 0027-00007 9.23 HAWES PETER J & HAWES M E & 0 OLD TRAIL 0027-00008 11.54 HAWLEY RICHARD A & MARY W 43 MAIN ST 0014-00065 4,241.16 HAYES ANNIE 317 CONVERSE RD 0015-00045 3,681.65 HAYES BRIAN M & KERRY M 632 FRONT ST 0023-00008 3,933.14 HAYES MARYANN 0 DEER RUN 0005-0035A 2,496.88 HAYES STEPHEN P & MARY ANN 50 LEWIS ST 0016-0003D 7,409.00

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HEACOX STEPHEN A & CONNIE B 5 PINE HILL LN 0009-00096 8,836.03 HEALY CHRISTINE M 12 SHELLHEAP RD 0017-0026D 6,304.99 HEALY CLARE F 4 FRASER WAY 0002-0012F 5,127.14 HEATH STEPHEN P & MEREDITH M 872 MILL ST 0018-00003 2,879.89 HEBBEL BRUCE C & BIANCA C 42 DELANO RD 0002-00002 3,980.44 HEBERT CARL & JEANNE 5 EDGEWATER LN 0007-00119 6,130.79 HAYDEN TREVOR M & TABITHA 32 CRAPO ST 0016-00190 4,641.46 HEBERT MARK E & DENISE A 21 BRIGGS TERR 0023-00059 2,424.21 HEDIN ANN E 0 SHADY LN 005A-00074 1,047.31 HEDIN ANN E 14 SHADY LN 005A-00075 1,892.39 HEDIN BRIAN C & LORRAINE S 8 SHADY LN 005A-00073 2,103.50 HEFFERNAN LORRAINE A 293 COUNTY RD 0022-0041A 4,987.55 HELLGREN JANNE & BOESEN JOHN M 206 CONVERSE RD 0017-0024D 3,506.30 HELM ROBERT W & ELIZABETH C TRTS 37 HOLMES ST 0016-0131D 8,717.21 HEMPHILL JEFFREY A & DONNA M 6 WIANNO RD 0019-00102 3,775.10 HENDERSON MARY ANNE STEFIK & 43 SOUTH ST 0016-00087 5,086.76 HENDRICKSON ROBERT A & LINDA 823 MILL ST 0026-0001F 2,567.26 HENRICKSON CAROLE E FAMILY TRUST 0 SHAWONDASSE RD 0019-00093 777.00 HENRICKSON CAROLE E FAMILY TRUST 18 WIANNO RD 0019-00096 6,230.00 HENRY JONATHAN F 421 B FRONT ST {REAR} 0011-0023A 3,710.50 HENRY JONATHAN F 0 FRONT ST {OFF} 0011-0025B 1,984.68 HENRY JONATHAN P & AMY E 314 CONVERSE RD 0015-00024 2,941.03 HENSLEY E BYRON JR 95 HOLLY RD 0002-00119 18,031.53 HERGET RICHARD M 0 SEAHORSE WAY 005A-0077D 991.89 HERGET RICHARD M 0 SEAHORSE WAY 005A-0077E 974.92 HERGET RICHARD M & MARY D 7 SEAHORSE WAY 005A-0068A 1,985.83 HERMENEGILDO JAMES & CAMARA GINA 87 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00072 7,610.89 HERON COVE PROPERTIES LLC 0 WAREHAM ST 0007-00024 4,497.27 HERON COVE PROPERTIES LLC 3 BOURNHURST RD 0007-00025 1,629.36 HERON COVE PROPERTIES LLC 7 BOURNHURST RD 0007-00026 3,057.55 HERON COVE PROPERTIES LLC 0 WAREHAM ST 0007-00027 4,204.24 HERON COVE PROPERTIES LLC 0 WAREHAM ST 0007-00028 2,728.77 HERON WILLIAM R & SUSAN K 4 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00037 3,117.53 CAHILL JOHN P & LOUISE M 7 HASTINGS RD 0008-00008 2,154.26 HIBBERT THOMAS JR & ANN MARIE 46 JOANNE DR 007B-00039 3,933.14 HIBBERT TIMM & KATHLEEN M 22 JOANNE DR 007B-00051 3,850.09 HICKEY JEANNE P TRUSTEE 10 VINE ST 0016-0138D 8,812.96 HICKEY JEANNE P TRUSTEE 8 VINE ST 0016-0138E 6,499.94 HIGGINS CR & JC JR TRUSTS 28 JENNEY LN 0008-0030F 7,051.38 HIGGINS-REUTER DENISE 9 GREEN ST 0010-00038 2,532.65 HILL ARNOLD J & PATRICIA M 81 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00088 6,927.95 HILLER ANDREW 11 BRIGGS TERR 0023-00061 2,496.88 HILLER BRUCE E 44 B BRIGGS LN 0015-0056C 3,538.61 HILLER ELOISE M 0 PITCHER ST 0016-0063A 3,402.48 HILLER ELOISE M 0 PLEASANT ST 0016-0063B 3,471.70 HILLER ELOISE M 0 PITCHER ST 0016-0063C 3,698.96 HILLER ELOISE M 33 PITCHER ST 0016-00063 5,991.20 HILLER HOWARD B TRUSTEE ET ALS 0 RIDGE HILL RD {REAR} 0028-00007 136.85 HILLER JAY E ET AL 0 ROUTE 195 {OFF} 0025-00006 1,556.69 HILLER JAY E ET AL 0 ROUTE 195 0025-00012 4.52 HILLER JAY E ET AL 0 PARLOWTOWN RD 0025-00014 926.29 HILLER JAY E JR 0 PLEASANT ST {OFF} 0015-00057 180.96 HILLER JAY E JR 54 PLEASANT ST 0015-00058 8,103.48 HILLER JAY E JR & CHRISTINE M 17 HILLER ST 0014-0082B 5,535.52 HILLER JAY E JR TRUSTEE 147 FRONT ST 0014-00082 10,719.44 HILLER JAY E JR TRUSTEE 49 PLEASANT ST 0016-00061 4,601.09 HILLER JAY E JR TRUSTEE 53 PLEASANT ST 0016-00062 4,956.41 HILLER JAY E JR TRUSTEE 45 PLEASANT ST 0016-00051 6,445.73 HILLER JAY E JR TRUSTEE 635 MILL ST 0026-00035 15,653.47 HILLER JAY E TRUSTEE 0 ISLAND WHARF RD 0014-0077B 960.96 HILLER PATRICIA M 44 BRIGGS LN 0015-00056 4,124.65 HILLER STEPHANY & WEIRICH DAN 0 MILL ST 0018-00045 1,379.03 HILLMAN EDWARD S & SHIRLEY R 530 FRONT ST 0023-0018A 2,033.13 HILLS NORMAN A & HELEN A TRUSTEES 680 FRONT ST 0023-00003 5,147.90 HILLS NORMAN A & HELEN A TRUSTEES 0 FRONT ST 0023-00004 199.06 HINGSTON FAMILY REV TR OF 2015 21 COTTAGE ST 0014-00038 5,362.48

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HIRSCHBERG DAVID J TRUSTEE 15 CREEK RD 0008-00002-C5 1,296.66 HIRSCHBERG DAVID J TRUSTEE 238 WAREHAM ST 0008-00002-C3 997.89 HLADY ROBERT L & SHEETS JEAN E 61 EMILS WAY 0007-00084 5,588.58 DRISCOLL PAUL J & CHRISTINE A 51 HOLLY RD 0002-00045 20,063.06 HOAGLAND JOHN W & 43 LEWIS ST 0016-00186 6,771.05 HODESS ANNETTE L TRUSTEE 0 DELANO RD 0007-00057 1.15 HODESS ANNETTE L TRUSTEE 0 DELANO RD 0007-00058 1.15 HODESS ANNETTE L TRUSTEE 618 B DELANO RD 0007-00043 6,496.49 HOEG TERESA 693 POINT RD 0007-0019C 6,787.20 HOFF RAMONA L 0 MILL ST 0026-00018 1,644.37 HOFF RAMONA L 0 MILL ST {OFF} 0026-00006 660.50 HOFF RAMONA L 0 MILL ST {OFF} 0026-00007 1,704.35 HOFFER EDWARD P & PAMELA M 171 CONVERSE RD 0017-00042 17,008.27 HOFFER JONATHAN E 8 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00076 2,872.97 HOFFMAN LAWRENCE R & SHARON L 104 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00098 6,029.27 HOLBROOK KIMBERLY & PETRULIO MICHELLE 49 MAIN ST 0014-00053 3,698.96 HOLLMAN WILLIAM J & 22 SASSAMON TRAIL 0018-00129 5,249.42 HOLMBERG EINAR ET ALS TRUSTEES 11 EAST AVE 0003-0072A 10,732.58 HOLMES E BRADFORD TRUSTEE 93 D PINEY POINT RD 0002-00042 30,303.74 HOLMES ELAINE C 31 BEACH ST 0017-00056 8,210.77 HOLMES JEFFRY P & DIANE C 73 WEST AVE 0003-00023 7,376.69 HOLMES ROBERT W TRUSTEE 0 NORTH DR 0006-0017B 2,323.84 HOLMES ROBERT W TRUSTEE 75 WATER ST 0016-00177 36,585.20 HOLMES ROGER & SARAH 0 HOLLY LN 0019-00247 746.46 HOLMES ROGER & SARAH 16 HOLLY LN 0019-0244A 5,799.70 HOLT NORMAN H 10 CREEK RD 0008-00005 2,451.90 HOOGEBOOM S & O'ROURKE K & G A 49 WEST AVE 0003-0029A 6,378.82 HOOKE DAVID R & LINDA E 290 DELANO RD 0005-0004C 14,502.61 HOOPES CLAUDE B & LYN L 25 MAIN ST 0014-00092-04 7,193.28 HOPKINS GENYA TRUSTEE 24 PITCHER ST 0016-0055A 6,197.70 HORAN TIMOTHY P & LISA A 430 FRONT ST 0023-00044 3,529.38 HORSEY RICHARD E & DANIELLE D 316 CONVERSE RD 0015-00023 3,039.08 HORSTMANN JOY HALLY TRUSTEE 0 HOLMES ST 0016-0130B 873.13 HORSTMANN JOY HALLY TRUSTEE 28 WATER ST 0016-00130 19,429.72 HORTON CHRISTOPHER 10 REZENDES TERR 007A-0034A 3,695.49 HOST N GEORGE & LAURIE A 456 POINT RD 0002-0013B 33,013.60 HOTTE RUSSELL J & KAREN D 5 JENNA DR 007B-00030 4,092.35 HOUCK DEBORAH L 30 CONVERSE RD 0019-00020 3,145.22 HOUCK DEBORAH L & 0 ERNEST ST 0019-00002 1.13 HOUCK DEBORAH L & 0 ERNEST ST 0019-00003 1.13 HOUDELETTE GABRIEL W & KATE E 30 PITCHER ST 0016-00053 6,239.23 HOUDELETTE GREGORY W & CAROL A 22 PITCHER ST 0016-00055 6,949.86 HOUDELETTE GREGORY W & CAROL A 0 BRIGGS LN 0015-0062A 3,737.03 HOWARD DAVID B & 323 CONVERSE RD 0015-00047 3,432.48 HOWARD JOHN B & KATHERINE H 0 WATER ST 0016-00176 2,997.56 HOWARD JOHN B & KATHERINE H 62 WATER ST 0016-0135B 15,240.93 HOWARD JOHN B & KATHERINE H 70 WATER ST 0016-0135C 16,670.26 HOWE STEPHEN B & JANE D 10 COVE CIR 0002-00100 5,244.81 HOWELL MARIAN B & HOWELL K 160 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0034A 15,308.99 HOWLAND EDWARD M II & MARIANNA C 14 PLANTING ISLAND RD 0001-00010 22,560.65 HOWLAND ELEANOR C TRUST THE 0 POINT RD 0002-00019 18.33 HOWLAND GEORGE JR 0 POINT RD 0002-0019H 1,095.94 HOWLAND JONATHAN & ELIZABETH 4 HOWLAND RD 0002-0019L 3,933.14 HOWLAND JONATHAN & ELIZABETH 0 HOWLAND RD 0002-0019M 2,049.29 HOWLAND JONATHAN & ELIZABETH 16 HOWLAND RD 0002-0019C 12,881.78 HOWLAND MARGARET B TRUSTEE 21 PLANTING ISLAND RD 0002-0019K 8,379.19 HOWLAND MARGARET BAKER & 0 PLANTING ISLAND RD 0002-0019D 1,088.02 HOWLAND MARGARET BAKER TR 0 POINT RD 0002-00179 216.02 HOYE WILLIAM J 3 SPRING ST 0014-00043 6,122.26 HOYLE ARLINE J & SUCKERT GUNTER 8 CRAPO ST 0016-00195 4,462.66 CRONAN DANIEL T 15 HARNUM WAY 005A-00040 1,883.16 HUBBARD DAVID & LISA 16 THOMAS LN 0023-0015E 5,578.21 HUBBARD JOHN R JR 0 FRONT ST 0023-0005A 148.16 HUDAK CALEB W & KELLY S 56 LEWIS ST 0016-0002F 5,915.07 HUDIG J MAURITS & CATHERINE M TRTS 14 COTTAGE LN 0014-0032B 10,093.47 HUDOCK KATHLEEN A 0 QUELLE LN 0019-00161 2.26

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HUDSON DONALD & ROSEMARY 49 MOORINGS RD 0020-0005A 27,117.45 HUFFMAN MARK & DOREEN 93 WAREHAM ST 0010-00062 2,354.99 HUGHES JAMES S & CHERRELL V 223 CONVERSE RD 0017-0026A 6,329.22 FORTIER CHRISTOPHER R & ERIN C 95 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00073 8,521.09 HUGHES SHIRLEY J 28 WEST DR 0006-00022 19,500.09 HULTON PETER H & CAROL C 21 AUTUMN LN 0009-00118 5,400.55 HUNT JOSHUA D & HILARY 681 FRONT ST 0022-00014 3,850.09 HUNT JOSHUA D & HILARY 0 ROCHESTER RD 0022-00015 315.55 HUNTER TODD W TRUSTEE 0 EAST AVE 0003-00046 4,801.82 HUNTER TODD W TRUSTEE 25 WEST AVE 0003-00035 6,005.05 HURLBUT ANNE M 20 PLEASANT ST 0015-0046A 8,011.19 HURLEY SUSAN M TRUSTEE 21 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00123 10,403.80 HURLEY SUSAN M TRUSTEE 0 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00124 523.65 HUSSEY WILLIAM F & 94 DEXTER RD 005A-00140 1,906.23 HUYNH BAO & AOYAMA MOMOKO 2 PARLOWTOWN RD 0026-00022 3,606.67 HYDE PAUL J & CAMILLE M 39 RIVER RD 0009-00023 4,618.39 IANNUZZI RALPH A & ANN M 9 SHELLHEAP RD 0017-0029A 12,214.98 IAPPINI MICHAEL P & LAUREN A 8 JENNA DR 007B-00034 3,582.45 INDIAN COVE TRUST 0 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00010 3,047.16 INDIAN COVE TRUST 0 HASKELLS ISLAND 0018-00057 22.62 INDIAN COVE TRUST 106 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00127 9,232.42 INGERSLEV L C F & H B TRUSTEES 20 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00102 4,775.29 INMAN ALAN G 0 CONVERSE RD 0019-00092 168.52 INMAN ALAN G 10 CONVERSE RD 0019-00082 2,757.60 INMAN JOANNE B 300 FRONT ST 0013-00032 4,614.93 ISLAND ASSOC OF MARION INC 0 BEACH RESERVATION 0003-00075 1,941.54 ISLAND WHARF ROAD LLC 2 ISLAND WHARF RD 0014-0077A 20,848.22 IVERSON MATTHEW & TUCKER VELMA JANE 36 RYDER LN 0013-00060 5,200.97 J L MONGER LLC 167 SPRING ST 0013-0022H 3,838.10 J S REALTY TRUST 2 JENNEY LN 0008-0030U 6,450.34 J S REALTY TRUST 756 POINT RD 0008-0039F 35,087.81 J S REALTY TRUST 0 POINT RD 0008-0039N 6,831.04 J S REALTY TRUST 0 POINT RD {OFF} 0008-00039 38.45 JACHIMCZYK LOUIS J & JUDITH A 34 ABELS WAY 0017-0002G 3,785.48 JACKSON KEVIN 58 CREEK RD 0008-00024 2,645.70 JACKSON RICHARD & YVONNE M 50 FRONT ST 0016-00198 5,217.12 JAILLET THOMAS E & CHRISTINA 31 ZORA RD 0016-0003H 5,383.25 JANIK DAVID S & DANA 3 LADY SLIPPER LN 0005-0013F 5,221.74 JARDIN RICHARD S & LUCILLE F 82 COUNTY RD 0009-00004 2,797.99 JARONA S A 14 JENNEY LN 0008-0030N 6,023.50 JASMINE RT & SHERLOCK PAUL M & 0 BEACH PARK 0019-00282 450.14 JEFFREY ANDREW N & MARY P 619 FRONT ST 022A-00001 4,128.11 JENNEY DAVID J & SHERRY 818 POINT RD 0008-0033A 2,708.00 JENNINGS GEORGE & JOSEPHINE TR 16 COVE ST 0017-00081 5,428.24 JESSE JEFFREY W & NANCY A 60 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046K 4,061.19 JOHNSON DAVID P & RUTH E 92 CONVERSE RD 0018-00091 3,247.90 PAPA'S REAL ESTATE LLC 828 POINT RD 0008-00031 2,264.55 JOHNSON EDNA F 808 POINT RD 0008-0033C 3,250.20 JOHNSON ELIZABETH H & 34 PINE HILL LN 0009-00108 6,253.07 JOHNSON FAMILY INVESTMENTS LLC 806 MILL ST 0017-00012 1,300.13 JOHNSON JANICE R IRREV TRUST 265 DELANO RD 0005-0021A 6,482.64 JOHNSON MARGARET A 58 HOLMES ST 0016-0038A 5,981.98 JOHNSON MARY S TRUSTEE 9 WEST AVE 0003-00040 8,353.81 JOHNSON NANCY D & GREGORY 404 POINT RD 0002-0016A 6,709.91 JOHNSON PETER C & KRISTIN M 54 JOANNE DR 007B-00035 5,022.16 JOHNSON R B & NICHOLS-POINT RT 46 WEST AVE 0003-00011 18,518.36 JOHNSTON WILLIAM D 1 RESERVATION WAY 0018-0042N 4,236.54 JONES EUNICE 2 SPINNAKER LN 0019-00275 3,288.27 JONES EUNICE 0 CONVERSE RD 0019-00276 175.31 JONES F DAVID & SANDRA L 931 POINT RD 007A-00012 2,789.91 JONES FRANCIS D & SANDRA L 215 WAREHAM ST 0011-00090 5,889.69 JONES FRANCIS D & SANDRA L 211 WAREHAM ST 0011-00091 3,548.99 JONES FRANCIS D & SANDRA L 207 WAREHAM ST 0011-0091A 3,533.99 JONES FRANCIS D & SANDRA L 209 WAREHAM ST 0011-0091B 3,320.57 JONES JENNIFER COUNCIL 67 ALLEN ST 0016-0028A 5,883.91 JONES PETER R & SUSANNE MOOT 118 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00085 9,862.75

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JONES WILLIAM A & MARY D TRTS 273 WAREHAM ST 0011-00081 4,935.64 JONES WILLIAM A & MARY D TRTS 70 EAST AVE 0003-0054A 7,298.26 JONES WILLIAM DALE & SHIRLEY JEAN 0 REGISTER RD 0002-00154 2,289.23 JONES WILLIAM DALE & SHIRLEY JEAN 68 REGISTER RD 0002-00155 5,010.62 JONES WILLICAM C TRUSTEE 8 SPINNAKER LN 0019-00277 5,442.08 JONES-RUDOLPH TRINA-NOIE R 31 JOANNE DR 007B-00016 3,694.34 JORDAN AUZENDA 371 COUNTY RD 0021-0006Y 4,940.25 LEPAGE CAITLIN ELISABETH 11 CRAPO ST 0016-00203 5,187.13 JORGENSEN SHARON B 11 SASSAMON TRAIL 0018-00133 6,233.46 JOSEPH JOSEPH EST OF 1006 POINT RD 0011-00101 2,397.68 JOSEPHSON RUSSELL W & MARJORIE 17 WILSON RD 005A-00022 1,718.19 JOSLIN ROBERT W & MARJORIE S 4 CRAPO ST 0016-00196 4,403.82 JUDD ROBERT H JR & 33 OLDE SHEEPFIELD RD 0017-00128 5,397.09 K K BROTHERS CORPORATION 664 MILL ST 0015-00016 2,540.72 KAIRYS ROSALIE C 624 DELANO RD 0007-00040 13,608.56 KALASINSKY ROBERT A & 75 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0020N 4,453.43 KALKANIS DEMETRIOS T & JULIA L & 17 MAPLE AVE 0013-0022R 7,129.82 KALKANIS EVANGELIA L & TED 0 FRONT ST 0013-00026 2,254.62 KALKANIS EVANGELIA L & TED 314 FRONT ST 0013-00027 5,116.76 KALKANIS GEORGE T & MARGOT H 57 HOLMES ST 0016-00044 7,793.16 KAPLAN ROBERT S & ELLEN L 42 WEST AVE 0003-00010 17,154.78 KARO JOSEPH A & SHANNON M 52 JOANNE DR 007B-00036 3,830.47 KARVONEN ELIZABETH C & CHRISTOPHER W 56 EAST AVE 0003-00052 6,157.33 KAZEN JOSEPH M 38 JOANNE DR 007B-00043 3,520.15 KEANE BRIAN T & ELIZABETH F 2 PIE ALLEY 0016-0110A 15,786.58 KEARNS ELIZABETH B 14 AUTUMN LN 0009-00115 6,676.45 KEB REALTY LLC 362 FRONT ST 0013-00019 5,018.70 KEEFE FRANK T & 336 POINT RD 0002-00024 5,348.64 KEEGAN GEORGE B & MARIA 46 COUNTY RD 0011-0014B 5,288.64 KEEL JOSEPH F & EUGENIE R 30 EDGEWATER LN 0007-00111 4,632.24 KEELER JANET B 54 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00054 5,346.32 KEENE HENRY R JR & ANDREA B 51 MAIN ST 0014-00052 8,378.04 KEIR JOHN P TRUSTEE 19 CRAPO ST 0016-00201 5,180.21 KEITH JONATHAN & KRISTEN HATCHER 15 SHELLHEAP RD 0017-0029B 16,211.12 KEITH MARILYN S 37 COTTAGE ST 0014-00031 5,736.25 KELLEHER TIMOTHY F III & KELLY B 12 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00061 6,524.18 KELLEY DAVID N II & MARSHA B 39 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00052 8,165.78 KELLEY EUGENE E & MICHELLE A 591 DELANO RD 0007-0004B 3,934.30 KELLY DIANNE A TRUSTEE 0 CONVERSE RD {OFF} 0015-0036A 176.44 KELLY DIANNE A TRUSTEE 0 CONVERSE RD {REAR} 0015-00032 221.68 KELLY DIANNE A TRUSTEE 240 CONVERSE RD 0015-00036 3,900.84 KELLY MICHAEL C & JESSICA M 93 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00091 5,571.28 KEMP DONALD W 0 COVE CIR 0002-00097 243.17 KEMP DONALD W 24 COVE CIR 0002-00098 5,277.11 KENDALL ANDREW W & 33 WATER ST 0016-0172A 12,901.38 KENDALL ANDREW W & 35 WATER ST 0016-00172 34,487.93 KENDALL HENRY W 0 WATER ST 0016-00171 1,885.46 KENDALL JOHN P 29 ALLEN ST 0016-00123 7,880.83 KENDALL JOHN P 39 WATER ST 0016-0173A 25,316.65 MILLIGAN STEPHEN D & CAROL M TRS 312 DELANO RD 0005-00003 14,560.29 KENNEDY WILLIAM T TRUSTEE 320 DELANO RD 0005-0003B 9,975.81 KENNEY BERNARD J JR & CAROLYN M 3 BLACKHALL CT 0008-0004C 3,009.10 PROCTER LISA M 69 EAST AVE 0003-00059 12,106.54 KENNY MICHAEL J & SUSAN 39 ABELS WAY 0017-0002K 3,325.18 KENT JOSHUA A & 540 FRONT ST 0023-0015B 2,931.80 KENYON KENNETH R 302 DELANO RD 0005-00004 15,608.93 KEOGH JOSEPH P & ELLEN C 24 ICHABOD LN 022A-00011 3,269.81 KESSLER SCOTT L 536 FRONT ST 0023-00016 2,746.07 KEVELSON KENNETH & KAREN C 35 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00051 8,245.38 KEYGHOBAD SEYAMAK 31 CROSS NECK RD 0005-00013 7,657.03 KIEHL JAMES & NANCY 0 EAST AVE 0003-00043 498.77 KIEHL JAMES & NANCY 15 WEST AVE 0003-00038 7,305.17 KIELY JANET E & COLE CASEY L 28 ABELS WAY 0017-0002E 2,949.11 KIESEWETTER HELEN TRUST 134 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00081 8,578.77 KILGOUR JOHN H & MARYANN 518 DELANO RD 0007-00070 3,709.35 KILL KELLEY JOHN L & ELLEN B TRTS 39 ZORA RD 0016-0003F 5,570.13

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KILPATRICK ANDREW J & H J KINNEY 745 MILL ST 0026-0005C 3,381.71 KILROY RICHARD E & JUDY J 1 JOANNE DR 007B-00001 3,520.15 KING DOUGLAS A 10 SOUTH ST 0016-00149 18,287.63 KING DOUGLAS A & CLAIRE R 5 ISLAND CT 0003-00056 16,970.20 KING JEANETTE 20 BLUEBERRY WAY 022A-00085 3,129.07 KINGERY GERTRUDE E 12 MAIN ST 0016-00162 8,367.66 KINGSBERY MARY 356 DELANO RD 005A-0087A 7,644.34 KINNEY RICHARD & SANDRA L 5 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00014 3,069.08 KIRCHNER BONNIE 693 FRONT ST 0022-00012 4,100.41 KIRSCHMANN PETER B & ANNE T 48 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00122 6,630.31 KITTANSETT CLUB INC 11 POINT RD 0001-00001 46,156.34 KITTANSETT CLUB INC 11 POINT RD 0001-00008 15,954.56 KITTANSETT CLUB INC 0 POINT RD 0001-00032 493.75 KITTANSETT CLUB INC 11 POINT RD 0001-0008A 28,445.96 KITTANSETT CLUB INC 0 POINT RD 0001-0008B 452.22 KITTANSETT CLUB INC 0 POINT RD 0001-0022C 1,203.68 KLAPINSKY CHRISTOPHER JAMES 41 EAST AVE 0003-0065A 13,585.49 KLEVEN JUDITH D QPRT 38 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00100 4,602.24 KMIEC MARGARET T TRUSTEE 0 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00031 1.13 KMIEC MARGARET T TRUSTEE 0 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00032 4,869.88 KMIEC MARGARET T TRUSTEE 14 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00033 5,170.98 KMIEC MARGARET T TRUSTEE 0 CONVERSE RD 0019-00125 201.32 KNAPP AUDREY G & ANDREW H 27 JENNEY LN 0008-0030A 5,954.28 KNIGHT JAMES A & LAUREN B 71 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0020M 5,198.67 KNOTT DAVID P & VALERIE A TRTS 56 ALLEN ST 0016-00024 4,674.92 KNOTT DAVID P & VALERIE A TRTS 42 BENSON BROOK RD 0024-0010A 4,996.33 KOERNER MARK C & MEREDITH H 20 RIVER VIEW LN 0009-00066 7,766.62 KOFFMAN ELLIOT B & CARYN J 13 CLARK ST 0015-00081 2,273.08 KOHOUT P S & J E TRUSTEES 142 SPRING ST 0013-00053 4,251.55 KOHOUT P S & J E TRUSTEES 0 SPRING ST {OFF} 0013-0054A 22.62 KOKKINS STEPHEN J & SUZANNE L 72 COVE CIR 0002-00084 8,919.09 KORIS DAVID J & JANICE M TRTS 1 WEST AVE 0003-00041 9,022.91 KOSHIOL DAVID A & DRUAN DEBORAH E 11 BLACKHALL CT 0008-0004K 4,496.11 KOSTIN KONSTANTIN V & HEIDI A 167 CROSS NECK RD 0007-0020A 8,596.07 KOSTYLA ROBERT J & SKAWINSKI NANCY A 31 OLDE MEADOW RD 0017-00118 5,688.95 KOTKOWSKI ROSEMARY 78 WEST AVE 0003-00019 15,238.62 KOTSATOS ANDREW G & 196 POINT RD 0001-00013 32,713.66 KOZICKI KATHERINE L TRUSTEE 0 ICHABOD LN 022A-00019 125.54 KOZICKI KATHERINE L TRUSTEE 44 ICHABOD LN 022A-00021 2,914.50 KRALOVICH MICHAEL J & MARGARET D 119 DEXTER RD 005A-00167 2,966.41 KROLL TODD J & APRIL 126 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00083 7,600.50 KUEHN ALFRED L II & 0 POINT RD 0002-00180 797.36 KUHLMAN MICHAEL J & LOUISE M 46 DEXTER RD 005A-00035 1,553.23 KUHLMAN, MICHAEL J & LOUISE M 0 DEXTER RD 005A-00034 989.63 KUO PAUL C & LESLIE W 139 CONVERSE RD 0017-00045 21,258.21 KUPPIG CHRISTOPHER J & FRANCA L TRTS 46 SPRING ST 0014-00012 9,704.70 KYOMEN HELEN 40 RYDER LN 0013-0062B 2,961.80 KYOMEN HELEN 0 RYDER LN 0013-0062C 168.52 LABBE RONALD J IRREV TRUST 30 BELL GUZZLE LN 0016-0049F 6,444.58 LABONTE ERIC P & LORI M 36 TUCKER LN 0021-0006V 5,165.21 LACROSSE ROBERT T & PAMELA M 52 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00095 4,456.88 LADNER RUSSELL A & ELIZABETH D 618 MILL ST 0015-00055 3,273.32 LAFERRIERE ROY & PATRICIA 32 ICHABOD LN 022A-00015 3,659.73 LAINE RICHARD A & KAREN E PALMER 52 LEWIS ST 0016-0002G 5,413.24 LAKE CHARLES D & JEANNE W 9 JOBS COVE RD 0018-0042J 6,539.17 LALLY FAMILY REV LIV TRUST 17 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00056 6,588.78 LAMSON ROGER W JR & K M 0 WEST AVE 0003-00006 1,259.05 LAMSON ROGER W JR & K M 26 WEST AVE 0003-0006A 13,556.64 LANAGAN CHARLES F JR & BARBARA 78 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00082 2,781.83 LANAGAN MATTHEW J & MELISSA A 75 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00070 6,160.78 LANE LINDA C TR 168 POINT RD 0001-00014 26,589.09 RUSSO MICHAEL S 74 LEWIS ST 0016-00002 5,076.38 LANGEVIN RICHARD L 41 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046R 3,351.72 LANGLEY MARISSA & 294 CONVERSE RD 0015-00028 3,191.37 LANGLOIS ANN E 21 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00049 6,054.65 LANSING BRETT & 961 POINT RD 0010-00019 3,123.30

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LAROCHELLE RONALD J & CECILE M 7 PARTRIDGE PL 0023-00117 2,889.11 LARSEN ALEX W & VIRGINIA K 110 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00104 5,032.54 LASH DOUGLAS & DIANE C 571 DELANO RD 0007-00009 3,664.35 LASKY JOSEPH M & SUSAN M 33 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-0004D 2,871.81 LATHAM CHRISTOPHER & CYNTHIA H 94 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00096 5,136.37 MAKEPEACE SUSAN M 3 REBECCA DR 007B-00066 4,463.81 LAVOIE EDWARD J & KIM M 24 PINE HILL LN 0009-00111 5,830.84 LAVOIE JOYCE B & REGIS L TRTS 14 PARK ST 0014-00019 2,764.53 LAWRENCE JOHN P & CRAIG F 5 PAWKECHATT WAY 0016-0131R 10,889.47 LAYCOCK THEODORE 133 WAREHAM ST 0011-00121 4,449.52 LAYCOCK THEODORE 0 POINT RD 0011-0121A 1,502.01 LAYCOCK THEODORE 0 FRONT ST 0011-00025 62.21 LAYCOCK THEODORE 391 FRONT ST 0011-00043 8,167.65 LAYCOCK THEODORE J 0 FRONT ST 0011-0024E 116.49 LEAL ANN L TRUSTEE 10 EDGEWATER LN 0007-00108 4,621.86 LEATHAM DOUGLAS R & ELIZABETH J R 22 RIVER VIEW LN 0009-00065 7,632.81 LEAVITT FAITH E 824 POINT RD 0008-0031A 2,877.58 LEBLANC MARC A 23 INLAND RD 022A-00052 3,096.76 LECLAIR JOSEPH K & SARAH S 13 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00080 2,641.09 LECLAIR WENDY E 5 CLARK ST 0015-00042 4,929.87 LECONTE RUBY A 0 COUNTY RD 0021-0003E 147.03 LEDERMAN ELIZABETH X 107 MAIN ST 0014-00014 4,383.06 LEDWITH MARIE A 384 DELANO RD 005A-00060 7,978.89 LEE TERENCE B & KYM A 43 HOLMES ST 0016-0131C 8,861.41 LEFAVOR DANIEL W & JULIE M 5 OAK ST 0010-00066 2,630.71 LEMAIRE WILLARD R & MILDRED 10 HARNUM WAY 005A-00038 2,164.65 LEMIRE PATRICIA A 835 MILL ST 0026-0001D 2,663.01 LEMPERT DAVID & RICKARD NICOLE 48 CRANBERRY WAY 0022-0025V 3,674.74 LEONARDO GILBERT & DONNA 1121 POINT RD 0009-0015A 2,383.84 LERMAN JONATHAN P & TERRI A 15 JOANNE DR 007B-00008 3,522.45 LEROY DANA F & MICHELINE 60 COUNTY RD 0011-0016A 3,230.59 LESIEUR GEORGE H & DIANA O 0 BASS POINT RD 005A-00094 1.13 LEVENSON BARRY K & VIRGINIA 669 POINT RD 0006-00007 5,773.16 LEVINE KATHLEEN 391 COUNTY RD 0021-00006 3,900.84 LEVINS ANNMARIE & SEVERIN LINDA 53 DEXTER RD 005A-0007A 4,836.43 LEVINS E & B LEVINS TRUSTEES 58 DEXTER RD 005A-00044 2,019.29 LEWIS DONALD M & 7 VINE ST 0016-0142A 7,539.36 LEWIS RICHARD D & 26 DELANO RD 0002-0003D 3,955.06 LEWIS WILLIAM J & KATHLEEN M 9 SOUTH ST 0016-00155 9,987.34 LIMA DAVID M & CARI A 20 JOANNE DR 007B-00052 3,537.46 LIMA JAMES E & VIENS MONET N 44 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00072 3,016.01 LINDE ROBERT N & MAUD A 20 COTTAGE LN 0014-0032A 5,637.04 LINDEN SPRAGUE ASSOCIATES LLC 510 POINT RD 0002-00008 9,378.23 LINTON BRUCE & ELAINE A 44 LEWIS ST 0016-0003C 6,283.07 LINZEE ELIZABETH H TRUSTEE 10 ZORA RD 0016-0003Y 6,662.61 LIONBERGER ERLE L TRUSTEE 560 D POINT RD 0006-0036F 16,715.25 LIONBERGER ERLE L TRUSTEE 0 POINT RD 0006-0036G 2,396.52 LIONBERGER PATRICIA V & J D 9 RIVER VIEW LN 0009-00057 8,125.40 LIPSITT CYRUS D & CAROLE M 8 ISLAND CT 0003-0021A 8,604.15 LIPSITT DON R & MERNA P TRTS 4 ISLAND CT 0003-00021 8,566.09 LIPSITT LEWIS P & EDNA D TRUSTEES 40 SOUTH ST 0016-00072 4,354.21 LIPSITT PAUL D 56 WEST AVE 0003-00014 14,073.46 LIPSITT PETER R & 12 RICHARDSON RD 0003-0046A 6,543.78 LIVSEY BETH 33 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00044 2,822.21 LIZOTTE MICHAEL E 56 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00047 4,944.87 LOBO JOHN S JR & BRENDA 48 JOANNE DR 007B-00038 4,506.50 LOFT SCHOOL OF MARION INC 0 WAREHAM ST 0013-0001D 1,302.44 LOGAN ROBERT A & SUSAN M 36 PINE HILL LN 0009-00107 6,561.09 LOHRENZ STEVEN E & MAURA C 44 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00121 6,941.79 LOMBA DANIEL M JR & MANUOEL 24 REZENDES TERR 007A-00031 2,597.25 LONERGAN EUGENE G & EILEEN 58 COVE CIR 0002-00093 9,755.47 LONG WILLIAM L & SHEILA 16 BASS POINT RD 005A-00097 5,650.89 LONG WILLIAM L & SHEILA 0 BASS POINT RD 005A-00098 290.67 LONGFIELDS LLC 155 FRONT ST 0014-00080 3,718.11 LOPES ANTONIO J & LEONARD L & 0 POINT RD 007A-00017 1,646.67 LOPES FAUSTINO A ET AL 1009 POINT RD 0010-00009 1,822.02

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LOPES HELEN 7 BARROS DR 0011-0101B 2,196.94 LOPES JOHN 180 WAREHAM ST 007A-00079 1,882.01 LOPES JOHN J & JOANNE R 916 POINT RD 007A-00050 2,284.62 FEENEY JAMES M & KRISTIN P 23 PITCHER ST 0016-00064 9,114.05 FEENEY JAMES M & KRISTIN P 0 FRONT ST 0016-0063D 199.06 LORDEN GARY P 694 B MILL ST 0015-00010 2,538.42 LORING PETER B TRUSTEE 71 LEWIS ST 0016-0013B 6,630.31 LOT 10 POINT ROAD NT 594 POINT RD 0006-0031B 16,402.62 LOT 11 NOMINEE TRUST 596 POINT RD 0006-0031H 17,783.51 LOUIS DAVID J & PHYLLIS M 497 DELANO RD 0007-0017K 3,704.73 LOVE ALBERT E JR & JULIA E 387 COUNTY RD 0021-0006J 6,661.45 LOVEGROVE VINCENT W & 283 WAREHAM ST 0011-0078A 3,523.60 LOVETT TP JR & WC TRTS 133 DEXTER RD 005A-00170 2,444.97 LOVETT TP JR & WC TRTS 131 DEXTER RD 005A-0077B 4,125.80 LOVETT TP JR & WC TRTS 129 DEXTER RD 005A-00169 1,878.55 LOWE JONATHAN N & LISA B 182 FRONT ST 0014-00035 7,971.97 LRMH REALTY TRUST LLC 0 MARCONI LN 0024-0013X 309.17 LRMH REALTY TRUST LLC 19 MARCONI LN 0024-0013V 3,396.25 LUCAS ALAN J & MARIE 918 POINT RD 007A-00049 2,076.97 LUCAS ANNE G 6 ALLEN ST 0016-00116 15,348.21 LUCHETTI LEITA H 548 POINT RD 0006-00037 14,471.46 LUDES DORIS C QPRT 57 WATER ST 0016-00174 29,426.99 LUDES JOHN T TRUSTEE 43 ALLEN ST 0016-0121A 8,674.52 LUDES JOHN T TRUSTEE 146 FRONT ST 0014-00063 6,405.35 LUFKIN ELIZABETH H 311 DELANO RD 0005-00014 4,972.55 LUFKIN ELIZABETH H 0 DELANO RD 0005-0003A 324.60 LUND PAUL A 0 DELANO RD 005A-00081 7.92 LUNN J E & S H REVOCABLE TRUSTS 291 COUNTY RD 0021-0003F 4,886.04 LUTHER ELIZABETH 28 WEST AVE 0003-00007 13,826.59 LUTTRELL DENNIS F & 25 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00043 3,784.33 LYNCH DENNIS W 0 WAREHAM ST 0011-00106 1,649.68 LYNCH DENNIS W 173 WAREHAM ST 0011-00107 3,669.66 LYNCH DENNIS W 169 WAREHAM ST 0011-00108 2,511.89 LYNCH DENNIS W 163 WAREHAM ST 0011-00123 2,471.50 LYNCH STEPHEN C & M RACHEL 62 REGISTER RD 0002-00156 6,035.04 LYNCH TIMOTHY F & SANDRA A TRTS 8 WEST AVE 0003-00002 14,498.00 LYNCH TIMOTHY F & SANDRA A TRTS 0 WEST AVE 0003-0002A 1,169.07 LYNCH TIMOTHY F & SANDRA A TRTS 0 WEST AVE 0003-0002B 983.97 MAAG ROGER H & MARY J 49 ICHABOD LN 022A-00024 3,427.86 MABIE KEVIN N & JOAN F 148 SPRING ST 0013-00052 6,189.63 HARRIGAN EDWARD N JR & MEGAN J 31 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00089 4,910.26 MACDONALD DAVID A & JENNIFER F 40 SPRING ST 0014-0012A 6,123.87 MACDONALD JANE C 31 SOUTH ST 0016-00093 6,745.67 MACDOUGALL CHRISTOPHER R & 18 JOANNE DR 007B-00053 3,478.62 MACDOUGALL WILLIAM F & SHIRLEY C 112 MAIN ST 0015-0067B 2,935.26 MACFARLANE RAQUEL & JOHN H 52 COUNTY RD 0011-00014 3,701.27 MACHADO DINARTE S & STEPHANIE S 622 FRONT ST 0023-00068 4,110.80 MACKINNON JUDITH M 257 CONVERSE RD 0016-00188 2,161.18 MACLEAN CHRISTOPHER & CATHRYN 167 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0035A 19,629.30 MACLEAN JONATHAN C & LISA J 8 CEDAR LN 0019-00212 3,978.14 MACLEAN MARY P TRUSTEE 10 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00216 4,282.69 MACLEOD SCOTT M & JAIME A 6 SARAH SHERMAN LN 0012-0020H 4,399.20 MACLEOD W C & R A TRUSTEES 4 QUELLE LN 0019-00165 3,285.96 MACMASTER C E & F J TRUSTEES 0 DEXTER RD 005A-0078A 1,048.44 CONNORS JOHN J JR & DIANE M 1 DORAN WAY 005A-00160 1,901.62 MACMASTER C E & F J TRUSTEES 0 DEXTER RD 005A-00161 1,007.72 MACOMBER LESLIE J 1 MACS WAY 0007-0065C 3,124.46 MACOMBER RICHARD K & LEEDIA C 9 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00054 6,743.37 MACOMBER RICHARD K & LEEDIA C 547 FRONT ST 0022-0025J 3,086.39 MACOMBER RICHARD K & LEEDIA C 0 FRONT ST 0022-0025G 113.10 MACOMBER STEVEN D 4 MACS WAY 0007-0065D 2,988.33 MACOMBER-DONOVAN CHRISTINE M 542 DELANO RD 0007-00065 3,587.06 MADDOCK AMELIA C 0 ERNEST ST 0019-00024 2.26 MADISON S J & MADISON L R TRUSTEES 157 FRONT ST 0014-00079 5,951.98 MADISON SARAH J TRUSTEE 157 A FRONT ST {REAR} 0014-0079A 4,430.35 MAESTAS GARY E & RUBY C 2 THOMAS LN 0023-00015 5,799.70

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MAFFEI JAMES S & WANIGA TRINA 9 ALLEN ST 0016-00126 16,079.61 MAGAURAN THOMAS R & ELIZABETH 66 MAIN ST 0015-00076 5,338.26 MAGNETT SHEILA 900 POINT RD 007A-00055 2,001.99 MAHER ROBERT P & JEAN E TRTS 330 FRONT ST 0013-0023A 5,445.54 MAHONEY DANIEL J & ROBBLEE MARY D 81 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00071 6,418.04 MAHONEY DANIEL O II 339 FRONT ST 0013-0001A 4,503.03 MAHONEY KATHLEEN 40 DEXTER RD 005A-00026 4,762.60 MAHONEY KATHLEEN 0 DEXTER RD 005A-00002 1,014.51 MAHONEY ROBERT C & PAMELA M 366 POINT RD 0002-00020 3,341.34 MAIER WARD R & CHRISTINE W 23 LEWIS ST 0016-00108 12,481.47 MAKEPEACE A D CO 0 TOWN LINE 0027-0002A 973.79 MAKEPEACE A D CO 0 TOWN LINE 0027-00002 153.82 MAKEPEACE C DENNISON & CORNELIA 92 FRONT ST 0016-00049 8,383.81 MAKRYS NICHOLAS TRUSTEE 23 BELL GUZZLE LN 0016-0049D 6,407.65 MALKOSKI VINCENT J JR & 20 BOXBERRY WAY 022A-00068 3,791.25 MALLOWES ELIZABETH L EST OF 0 SPRING ST 0013-00048 373.77 WELLS GAS STATION LLC 439 WAREHAM ST 0013-0048A 4,312.23 MALLOWES HOWARD L EST OF 288 WAREHAM ST 0012-00001 6,994.69 MALONE MICHAEL P & GAYLE DEBRA L 89 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0042E 13,627.01 MALSIN A JR & DUNN L M TRUSTEES 32 WEST AVE 0003-00008 14,480.69 MANDEVILLE C A & TRINIDAD C A TRTS 45 MAIN ST 0014-00055 7,118.29 MANDUCA E C & J W TRTS 99 MAIN ST 0014-00018 5,701.64 MANDUCA EUNICE C 0 MAIN ST 0014-0018A 1,199.06 MANDUCA EUNICE C 0 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00042 1,450.56 MANNINEN JAMES A TRTE 53 COVE CIR 0002-00083 9,918.13 MANNING WILLIAM J III & MAURA J 18 BLUEBERRY WAY 022A-00086 3,130.22 MANSOUR JOHN & CAROL 5 QUELLE LN 0019-00145 3,049.47 MANSULLA WILLIAM J 278 A DELANO RD 0005-00006 9,935.43 MARCOLINI C A & R S II TRUSTEES 10 BROOK HAVEN LN 0022-0019C 4,898.73 MARCOUX NANCY H 318 POINT RD 0002-0019F 4,753.37 MARCSISIN JUDITH A 55 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00118 3,050.62 MARINER KEVIN T & CATHY A 644 POINT RD 0006-0029A 4,479.96 MARINILLI D A & J L TRTS 38 REGISTER RD 0002-00165 5,305.95 MARION ARK LLC 2 LEWIS ST 0016-00099 30,017.64 MARION CAPITAL VENTURES LLC 13 MARCONI LN 0024-0013J 5,664.27 CROLL DAVID D 173 SPRING ST 0013-0022S 3,659.28 CROLL DAVID D 177 SPRING ST 0013-0022J 2,063.83 MARION DENTAL PC 156 FRONT ST 0014-0062A-03 945.97 MARION FAMILY PARTNERSHIP 151 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0033A 22,599.87 MARION GENERAL STORE INC 140 FRONT ST 0014-00070 5,987.29 MARION GENERAL STORE INC & 0 FRONT ST 0014-00064 527.21 MARION HARBOR EAST TRUST 10 SOUTH DR 0006-00018 9,646.57 MARION LANDS TRUST LLC 369 WAREHAM ST 0011-00134 7,295.94 MARION LANDS TRUST LLC 0 HOLLY KNOLL 0011-0068A 1,630.51 MARION LANDS TRUST LLC 0 HOLLY KNOLL 0011-0068B 4,407.13 MARION LANDS TRUST LLC 0 VILLAGE DR 024A-00039 1,925.39 MARION SPORTS SHOP INC 290 FRONT ST 0013-00042 5,351.64 MARION TOWN OF 13 ATLANTIS DR 2 0024-0013F-02 356.47 MARION VILLAGE ESTATES LLC 36 VILLAGE DR 024A-00041 31,048.98 MARION YOGA LOFT LLC 15 CREEK RD 0008-00002-C6 937.89 MARKEL JANET R TRUSTEE 8 WATER ST 0016-00114 15,921.56 MARLIO SYLVIA & GERARD TRUSTEES 40 ALLEN ST 0016-00104 9,491.29 MAROTTA JOSEPH W & BARBARA A 440 DELANO RD 0005-00027 4,544.56 MAROTTA KAREN JANE 0 WILSON RD 005A-00024 969.27 MAROTTA KAREN JANE 9 WILSON RD 005A-00025 1,743.57 MARQUES DIANE S & JULIO T 36 CONVERSE RD 0019-00017 3,965.45 MARQUES DIANE S & JULIO T 0 CONVERSE RD 0019-00018 195.66 MARSCHEL KLAUS M & LINDA A 36 OLDE SHEEPFIELD RD 0017-00127 6,239.23 MARSDEN ALEXANDER N & 15 DEER RUN 0005-00036 10,413.03 MARSHALL BRYAN C & KRISTI L 25 PINE HILL LN 0009-00100 7,231.34 MARSHALL JANET 35 WEST AVE 0003-00033 7,485.14 KARAKOSTAS KATHLEEN TRUSTEE 8 BASS POINT RD 005A-00099 5,026.78 KARAKOSTAS KATHLEEN TRUSTEE 0 BASS POINT RD 005A-00100 264.65 WEBER WILLIAM E 65 FRONT ST 0016-00118 5,170.98 MARSTON FRANK J & MARY P TRTS 11 DEXTER RD 005A-00059 5,842.38 MARTIGNETTI CARMINE A & BETH V 71 MOORINGS RD 0020-0007A 44,027.20

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MARTIGNETTI CARMINE A & BETH V 0 MOORINGS RD 0020-0009B 20,855.60 MARTIN BARON & JOAN 17 OLDE MEADOW RD 0017-00116 6,377.67 MARTIN ROBERT R & 600 FRONT ST 0023-0072A 4,235.39 MARTINEZ MICHAEL J & 560 DELANO RD 0007-00060 4,921.80 MARVEL WILLIAM H & KATHERINE H 60 SOUTH ST 0016-00067 5,938.14 MARX RICHARD W & KATHLEEN D 100 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00097 5,519.37 MASON ANTHONY E & CHRISTINA U 72 FRONT ST 0016-00039 7,173.66 MASON HERBERT L & JOYCE P 14 ZORA RD 0016-0003X 4,707.22 MASTOVSKY DAVID G & KAREN K 32 PINE HILL LN 0009-00109 7,344.40 MATOES GAIL T & SEWELL SHEILA A 12 PITCHER ST 0016-00058 5,436.31 MATTSON WAYNE A & SUSAN E 571 FRONT ST 0022-0023B 2,769.14 MATTSON WAYNE E & TERESA C 76 PLEASANT ST 0015-00066 6,215.01 MAURO HENRY & BARBARA E 19 ICHABOD LN 022A-00010 2,915.65 MAXEY DENNIS & CATHERINE 0 EDGEWATER LN {OFF} 0007-0065A 71.25 MAXEY DENNIS & CATHERINE 34 EDGEWATER LN 0007-00112 4,449.97 MAXFIELD DONNA H 89 CONVERSE RD 0018-0042E 3,593.98 OLDENBURG CAROLYN 16 BROOK HAVEN LN 0022-0019F 3,159.07 MAXIM HANNALORE E 7 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00016 3,288.27 MAXWELL JARED N & HEIDI K 25 JOANNE DR 007B-00013 4,195.02 MCARDLE PATRICIA & COLIN 50 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00091 4,351.91 MCATEE LAWRENCE D TRUSTEE 110 REGISTER RD 0002-00148 6,346.52 MCCARRON & JAGER TRUSTEES 0 CONVERSE RD 0019-00243 1,973.14 MCCARRON C F & JAGER E G TRTS 0 SEASIDE LN 0019-0244B 37.32 MCCARRON C F & JAGER E G TRTS 0 SEASIDE LN 0019-0244C 5,235.58 MCCARRON CF & JAGER EG TRTS 0 HOLLY LN 0019-0244D 209.24 MCCARTHY BRENDAN E 16 ROGERS DR 0002-00140 8,348.05 MCCARTHY DAVID J & CAROL J 2 BLACKHALL CT 0008-0004D 3,760.10 MCCARTHY JANE 14 HARNUM WAY 005A-00032 3,380.56 MCCARTHY KEVIN E & KRISTINA E 112 COVE CIR 0002-00049 7,327.09 MCCARTHY P E & J M TRUSTEES 90 COVE CIR 0002-00086 4,554.95 MCCARTHY PAUL D & JANE E 1 HOLLY LN 0019-00209 3,973.52 2006 MCCARTHY FAMILY IRREV TR 9 KABEYUN RD 0019-00062 4,174.25 MCCARTHY WILLIAM & JANE 40 CONVERSE RD 0018-00072 6,709.91 MCCARTHY-UNDERWOOD EILEEN E 570 FRONT ST 0023-00010 3,176.37 MCCAUSLAND EDWARD L TAX TITLE 0 OAK AVE 005A-00121 971.53 MCCORMICK FAIR ALICE B & PETER H 13 COVE ST 0017-00071 6,261.15 MCCOY MARY JANE S TRT 35 CROSS NECK RD 0005-0013B 6,999.47 MCDAVID KEITH & KRISTINA 6 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00036 4,313.84 MCDONALD GLENN TRUSTEE 1011 A POINT RD 0010-00006 823.37 MCDONOUGH J E & A H TRUSTEES 63 MOORINGS RD 0020-00007 29,213.57 MCFADDEN NANCY A TRUSTEE 295 DELANO RD 0005-00018 7,437.84 MCGINNIS DAVID E & KAREN S 15 OLDE LOGGING RD 0017-00140 6,189.63 MCGLAUGHLIN MOLLY S 49 JOANNE DR 007B-00025 3,703.57 MCGONAGLE CHRISTINE A 27 BASS POINT RD 005A-00093 8,209.62 MCKIM LARS TRUSTEE 8 KABEYUN RD 0019-00080 3,086.39 MCKOWEN JAMES R & DEBORAH A 756 MILL ST 0017-0004B 3,175.21 MCLAUGHLIN THOMAS 0 DEXTER RD 005A-00142 922.90 MCLEOD CHAD C & GINA C 48 WASHBURN LN 0011-00041 4,932.18 MCLEOD GINA & CHAD 8 THOMAS LN 0023-0015C 1,534.77 MCMANMON PETER D & LINDA M 62 DELANO RD 0002-0001F 9,587.03 MCMANMON SUZANNE L TRUSTEE 64 DELANO RD 0002-00001 12,604.91 MCMANUS INVESTMENTS LLC 0 HOLLY RD 0002-00090 1,856.63 MCMANUS INVESTMENTS LLC 13 HOLLY RD 0002-00111 22,721.00 MCMANUS STEVEN J & SHEILA I 14 JOANNE DR 007B-00055 3,712.80 MCMILLS SEAN A & ARRUDA ELISABETH M 30 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00065 3,469.39 MCNAMARA ROBERT B & JEAN FRANCES 19 SHAWONDASSE RD 0019-00098 4,650.69 MCNAMEE FRANCIS H JR & DIANE C 502 POINT RD 0002-00009 4,121.18 MCNAMEE FRANCIS H JR & DIANE C & 335 WAREHAM ST 0011-00070 5,584.67 MCPECK ELEANOR M 47 MAIN ST 0014-00054 5,746.63 MCPECK HOWARD R & SUSAN K 643 FRONT ST 0022-0019B 3,101.39 MCSWEENY BRYAN J 154 FRONT ST 0014-0062A-08 877.90 MCTURK GEORGE E & BEVERLY B 599 FRONT ST 0022-0020B 8,631.84 MEACHEN MICHAEL D & EWING DEBORAH B 8 JENNEY LN 0008-0030R 7,257.87 MEAD CHARLES A 137 COUNTY RD 0022-00037 3,395.55 MEAD CHARLES A & ST GERMAIN RITA 133 COUNTY RD 0022-0037B 2,668.77 MEAD KIRTLAND C & SUSAN E 48 MAIN ST 0016-00084 6,846.03

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MILLS FAMILY REALTY LLC 0 COUNTY RD 0022-0025D 384.15 MILLS FAMILY REALTY LLC 0 COUNTY RD 0022-0025E 394.54 MILLS FAMILY REALTY LLC 0 ROCHESTER RD 0022-00026 129.20 MILLS FAMILY REALTY LLC 13 COUNTY RD 0022-00027 5,393.63 MILLS GREG M & STASHA H 159 CROSS NECK RD 0005-0039B 6,114.64 MILLS JOHN A & NANCY G 88 WATER ST 0016-00150 16,046.15 MILUTIN SLAVENKA 19 COTTAGE ST 0014-00039 5,679.72 MIMS JOHN BRYAN & SUSAN ANNE TRTS 195 C CONVERSE RD 0017-00037 7,130.98 MINARD ALAN & JOHNSON NANCY TRTS 123 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0043B 10,072.71 MITCHELL NATALIE S 0 MARSH EDGE RD 0018-0042H 23.75 MITCHELL NATALIE S 0 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00136 96.14 MITCHELL ROBERT T 4 JOANNE DR 007B-00060 3,778.56 MITCHELL SHEILA G TRUSTEE 507 DELANO RD 0007-0017H 3,607.83 MITCHESON NICK 18 WILSON RD 005A-00017 1,902.77 MITNICK JOSEPH H 319 CONVERSE RD 0015-00048 4,035.82 MITTON ARTHUR G III & GAIL T 18 WEST AVE 0003-00005 14,653.73 MITTON DAVID W & NANCY 17 HAMMETTS COVE RD 0008-0039R 5,874.68 MITTON DAVID W & NANCY D 27 ZORA RD 0016-0003J 4,425.74 MLF FARRELL LLC 424 FRONT ST 0023-00046 2,727.61 MOBERG G & FARRINGTON K TRTS 21 WEST AVE 0003-00036 6,543.78 MOCK CINDY C 4 UPLAND WAY 0017-00146 6,705.29 MOFFAT GEORGE B JR 0 RESERVATION WAY 0018-0042S 609.61 MOFFAT GEORGE B JR 3 ARROWHEAD LN 0018-0042T 10,260.74 MOGILNICKI FAMILY NT 465 POINT RD 0002-00028 5,645.11 MOITOZO SUSAN M & GABRIEL J JR 901 POINT RD 007A-00022 3,093.31 MOLANDER JOHN FREDERICK & 4 JENNA DR 007B-00027 3,735.88 MOLLOY EILEEN 12 TUCKER LN 0021-0006N 3,507.46 MONTEIRO MANUEL D JR & JANE 8 OLD INDIAN TRAIL 0026-00033 2,461.12 MONTEIRO MARCUS T & 641 MILL ST 0026-00034 2,185.40 MONTERIO ANTONE E & FLORENCE 932 POINT RD 007A-00042 2,310.00 MONTERIO ANTONE E & FLORENCE 0 POINT RD 007A-00043 102.92 MOODY PAUL D & BARBARA H 17 JOANNE DR 007B-00009 3,395.55 MOONAN WILLIAM S & 16 QUELLE LN 0019-00172 5,706.26 MOOR NATHANIEL & AMY T 15 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00050 5,778.94 MOORE FRANCIS D JR & CARLA D 0 ISLAND CT 0003-00076 1,437.87 MOORE HANNAH TC & MICHAEL J 0 WATER ST 0016-00167 3,288.27 MOORE MICHAEL J 0 ALLEN ST 0016-00112 6,031.58 MOORE MICHAEL J 12 ALLEN ST 0016-00113 8,233.84 MOORE MICHAEL J & HANNAH T C TRTS 0 RAM ISLAND 0003-00077 32,353.73 MOORINGS BREAKWATER TRUST 0 MOORINGS RD 0020-00015 6,391.51 MOORINGS BREAKWATER TRUST 0 MOORINGS RD 0020-0009C 1,116.30 MOORINGS QPRT 100 MOORINGS RD 0020-00009 42,862.05 MORAN GEOFFREY P & 130 SPRING ST 0013-0054B 4,869.88 MOREA LLOYD & SANDRA 9 COLE RD 005A-00033 3,138.30 MOREIRA CURTIS M & BARBARA A 529 DELANO RD 0007-0017C 3,828.17 MORGAN DANIEL M & MAYO J 22 POINT RD 0001-00028 18,897.90 MORGAN ROSE CONVERSE 0 BAY RD 0002-00056 3,537.46 MORGAN ROSE CONVERSE 0 BAY RD 0002-00074 3,618.21 MORGAN ROSE CONVERSE 0 BAY RD 0002-00075 990.76 MORGAN ROSE CONVERSE 0 BAY RD 0002-00076 1,015.64 MORGAN ROSE CONVERSE 40 BAY RD 0002-0057A 5,810.09 MORNINGSTAR FAITH P 8 MOORINGS RD 0020-0011A 25,275.11 MORNINGSTAR RICHARD L & 20 MOORINGS RD 0020-00011 30,852.86 MORRELL CHERYL L 8 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00104 4,656.47 MORRILL JEFFREY W 4 DEER RUN 0005-00032 8,588.00 MORRIS FRANCIS A & M BRENDA 4 WIANNO RD 0019-00103 2,781.83 MORRIS FRANCIS A & M BRENDA 0 CONVERSE RD 0019-00104 1,684.74 MORRISON LINDA A HARJU 44 ABELS WAY 0017-0002J 2,975.64 MORRISON RONALD A & CAROLYN M 32 RIVER RD 0009-00029 3,153.29 MORSE CHARLES B & JILL RISGIN MORSE 12 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00084 3,208.67 MORSE ELAINE P TRUSTEE 319 DELANO RD 0005-0013A 8,561.47 MORSS JAMES H & MELBA E 382 POINT RD 0002-0018A 3,366.72 MORSS STEPHEN J & 374 POINT RD 0002-00018 3,674.74 MOSES DEBORAH W 74 ALLEN ST 0016-00019 4,890.65 MOURAO JAMIE D & MARGARET M 6 JEREI LN 007A-00066 2,908.73 MUISE FAMILY NOMINEE RT 33 COVE CIR 0002-00081 5,549.36

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MULLER HELEN M 409 DELANO RD 005A-00133 2,639.94 MULLIGAN JOANNE P & WINSOR DAVID G 44 RIVER RD 0009-00027 3,303.26 MUNRO DOUGLAS M & 34 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00044 7,788.54 MUREN ALBERT C TR 8 ROSE COTTAGE LN 0015-0052E 5,553.98 MURPHY BRIAN T & PATRICIA E 123 DEXTER RD 005A-00168 3,124.46 MURPHY CLAIRE K TRUSTEE 40 ZORA RD 0016-0003Q 6,443.43 MURPHY M W & B A TRUSTEES 0 POINT RD 0006-0008A 2,064.28 MURPHY MICHAEL W & BARBARA A 675 POINT RD 0006-00005 6,170.01 MURPHY REGINALD E & DONNA F 10 MAPLE AVE 0013-0022N 3,829.32 MURPHY VINCENT J & RACHEL A 26 TUCKER LN 0021-0006T 4,597.63 MURRAY JAMES D 26 ICHABOD LN 022A-00013 3,635.51 MURRAY JOHN S & DANIELLE B 17 OLDE SHEEPFIELD RD 0017-00132 6,786.04 MURRAY PATRICIA A 27 CRAPO ST 0016-00199 5,112.14 MUSE MARY B 272 DELANO RD 0005-00008 10,974.84 MUSE ROBERT F 279 DELANO RD 0005-00019 5,814.70 MUSTO LINCOLN A & ANN L TRUSTEES 45 LEWIS ST 0016-00185 4,859.50 MUTHER BRAHM E ET ALS 0 DELANO RD 005A-00101 170.78 MUTHER BRAHM E ET ALS 0 DELANO RD 005A-00086 365.31 NADLER CHARLES F JR TR 30 PLEASANT ST 0015-0049A 5,820.47 NADLER LOUISE M & CHARLES F JR 91 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0042B 18,878.29 NAKASHIAN ROBERT H & 42 TUCKER LN 0021-0006W 5,311.71 NAPOLI JOSEPH F & 0 CROSS NECK RD 0005-0038A 1,750.50 NAPOLI JOSEPH F & 0 CROSS NECK RD 0005-0038B 1,444.78 NAPOLI JOSEPH F & 0 CROSS NECK RD 0005-0038C 1,442.48 NAPOLI JOSEPH FRANCIS & LUCY P 468 DELANO RD 0005-0026A 5,781.24 NAU ROBERT A & CHARLOTTE D TRTS 53 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00036 29,219.34 NAVICKAS LEON V & SOPHIA 123 COVE CIR 0002-00032 22,702.54 NAVICKAS LEON V & SOPHIA 0 COVE CIR 0002-0031B 1,689.35 NAZZARI JOSEPH T & ANTOINETTE C 18 EAST AVE 0003-00044 7,989.28 NEAL GEOFFREY A & KATHLEEN T 0 OLDE MEADOW RD 0017-00120 214.89 NEAL GEOFFREY A & KATHLEEN T 25 COVE ST 0017-00075 6,971.78 NECAISE PAULA & OUELLETTE M G 410 FRONT ST 0023-00048 2,740.31 NEPAHWIN FARM FAMILY TRUST 7 FRASER WAY 0002-0012A 11,740.85 NEVILLE NANCY A & STEPHEN E 353 COUNTY RD 0021-0006X 3,489.00 NEW BEDFORD GAS & EDISON LIGHT 0 FRONT ST 0023-00039 179.97 NEW BEDFORD GAS & EDISON LIGHT 0 FRONT ST 0023-0041B 168.43 NEW BEDFORD GAS & EDISON LIGHT 0 RR ROW {OFF} 0027-00012 860.60 NEW BEDFORD GAS & EDISON LIGHT 0 WAREHAM ST 0007-0034A 380.69 NEW BEDFORD GAS & EDISON LIGHT 0 WAREHAM ST 0011-00105 141.89 NEW BEDFORD GAS & EDISON LIGHT 0 FRONT ST 0011-00033 445.30 NEW BEDFORD GAS & EDISON LIGHT 0 WAREHAM ST 0011-0110B 276.87 NEW BEDFORD GAS & EDISON LIGHT 0 WAREHAM ST 0011-00122 429.14 NEW BEDFORD GAS&EDISON LIGHT 0 PARLOWTOWN RD 0025-00016 791.39 NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 600 MILL ST 0014-0013B 3,689.28 NGUYEN QUYNH & VO MIEU D 40 PINE HILL LN 0009-00105 8,187.70 NICHOLS GARY G & SUSAN E TRUSTEES 323 POINT RD 0002-00103 5,481.30 NICHOLSON PATRICIA TRUSTEE 7 COTTAGE ST 0014-0037E 5,386.45 NICHOLSON PAUL C 11 COTTAGE ST {REAR} 0014-0037C 5,510.15 NICHOLSON PAUL C TRUSTEE 9 COTTAGE ST 0014-00037 6,583.47 NICKEL KRISTEN AKA 454 FRONT ST 0023-0041C 2,484.19 NICOLACI RUTH TRUSTEE 36 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00120 6,170.01 NIELSEN DAVID V & LINDA C 203 FRONT ST 0014-00010 18,840.22 NILSON DANA H & SUSAN E 116 CONVERSE RD 0018-0033H 6,843.72 NILSON SUSAN E 15 CREEK RD 0008-00002-A4 1,513.55 NILSON SUSAN E 15 CREEK RD 0008-00002-A5 1,540.09 NINETY-ONE PINEY POINT ROAD RT 91 PINEY POINT RD 0002-0041A 10,722.19 NISSEN ROBERT C & MAUREEN C 28 PARLOWTOWN RD 0026-0015D 4,473.04 NISSEN ROBERT C & MAUREEN C 0 OLD TRAIL 0026-0015F 703.48 NOBLE ADRIENNE Z & MILLS MICHAEL K TRS 44 REGISTER RD 0002-00164 4,559.56 NOBLE CHRISTOPHER 357 COUNTY RD 0021-0006F 3,184.44 NOBREGA DAVID M & SHANNON L 45 RYDER LN 0013-00058 4,135.02 NOBREGA DENNIS A & PATRICIA J 9 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00080 5,514.76 NOJEIM STEPHEN J & PATRICIA C 6 PINEWOOD DR 0022-0020D 5,212.51 NOLAN PAMELA M & SULLIVAN JEROME 6 MAPLE AVE 0013-0022E 3,399.02 NOLAN SHAWN J 55 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00055 6,359.20 NOLET PETER A & LISA B 47 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00119 3,572.06

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NOLIN JOYCE C 383 DELANO RD 005A-0105A 3,314.80 NOONAN RONALD P 25 MAIN ST 0014-00092-03 4,971.40 NOONAN RUSSELL J & KIMBERLY M 749 MILL ST 0026-0005B 4,845.66 NOONAN SUSAN M 25 SPRING ST 0014-00030 5,508.99 NOONE FRANCIS D & MARTHA W 17 ALDEN RD 0018-00134 5,746.63 NORCROSS AARON & TINA 404 FRONT ST 0023-00050 2,511.89 NORIGE MARK A & DEBORA A 5 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00188 4,131.56 NORMAND RONALD N & PATRICIA M 6 QUELLE LN 0019-00167 3,147.53 NORTH LINDA M TRUSTEE 62 COVE CIR 0002-00092 8,660.68 NORTON GORDON L III & JO K 5 SHAWONDASSE RD 0019-00085 11,151.35 NORWEB R HENRY III & PAMELA T TR 339 POINT RD 0002-00105 6,773.35 FISHER-NOSWORTHY LAUREN D 464 FRONT ST 0023-0041D 3,536.30 NOTMAN MARY S TRUSTEE 414 POINT RD 0002-0015A 16,341.48 NOURJIAN R GREGG 678 POINT RD 0006-00044 5,054.46 NOURSE BARTLEY B JR 35 SPRING ST 0014-0028B 4,887.19 NOVAKOFF EDWARD T & LISA J 21 HOLLY LN 0019-00235 9,536.28 NOVAKOFF EDWARD T & LISA J 0 HOLLY LN 0019-00245 790.57 NOWICK MATTHEW W & 122 CONVERSE RD 0018-0033G 4,072.73 NOYER PETER R & BOZENA 1 SHAWONDASSE RD 0019-00076 7,367.47 NUGENT LUANNE & GEORGE T TRTS 14 REGISTER RD 0002-00134 6,482.64 NYE CHRISTOPHER T & REBECCA A 15 GREEN ST 0010-00040 2,911.03 NYE ICHABOD H JR & ANNIE E 34 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046C 2,286.93 NYE KENNETH T & CAROL E 14 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00083 2,749.53 NYE M A & KELLY D A TRUSTEES 0 CONVERSE RD 0015-0035A 126.67 NYE M A & KELLY D A TRUSTEES 248 CONVERSE RD 0015-00035 2,781.83 NYE MARILYN T 607 DELANO RD 0007-00003 3,345.95 NYE NATHAN B JR & JOANN 114 WAREHAM ST 0007-00030 1,868.16 NYE NATHAN B JR & JOANN 118 WAREHAM ST 0007-00031 2,579.95 NYE STEVEN D & HEIDI E 485 DELANO RD 0007-0017M 6,040.81 NYE THOMAS A & PATRICIA 577 A DELANO RD 0007-00007 3,115.23 NYE THOMAS A JR 577 DELANO RD 0007-00008 2,788.76 O'CONNELL DANIEL P & 3 JENNA DR 007B-00029 4,015.05 O'CONNOR RICHARD T & ERICA H 23 JOANNE DR 007B-00012 3,839.70 O'GARA KEVIN 565 DELANO RD 0007-00011 3,309.04 O'HARE BARBARA SHEA 136 POINT RD 0001-0017A 17,918.48 O'HARE JACQUELINE F 96 MAIN ST 0015-00071 3,342.49 O'LEARY ELIZABETH H 81 COVE CIR 0002-00087 27,259.34 O'LEARY ELIZABETH H 0 COVE CIR 0002-00088 1,720.50 O'LEARY ELIZABETH H 0 COVE CIR 0002-0088A 1,720.50 O'LEARY MP & WELCH KJ TRTS 82 WEST AVE 0003-00020 9,443.99 O'LEARY WILLIAM R III & 45 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046P 3,560.53 O'MALLEY STEPHEN P & SUSAN J 3 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00102 5,725.87 O'MARA JUDITH C & ROBERT W 514 FRONT ST 0023-0025A 3,012.55 O'NEIL WILLIAM J & PAMELA J 1 BLACKHALL CT 0008-0004E 3,191.37 O'ROURKE JAMES J 0 BAY RD 0002-0053A 213.76 O'ROURKE JAMES J & 25 BAY RD 0002-00055 6,150.40 O'SHAUGHNESSY THOMAS K & ELAINE 353 POINT RD 0002-00107 4,706.07 O'SHAUGHNESSY THOMAS K & ELAINE M 354 POINT RD 0002-00021 3,431.31 O'TOOLE GARY C & VICTORIA A 579 FRONT ST 0022-00022 3,180.99 OAKES JEFFREY W & NANCY SHANNON 51 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046N 4,100.41 OIEN MARK & BINU 882 POINT RD 007A-00060 2,934.11 OKOLITA STEVE E & ANNA M 37 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00073 3,851.24 OLD ANDREW C & SOTIRIA N 5 LADY SLIPPER LN 0005-0013G 6,406.50 OLIVEIRA AUDREY 2 REBECCA DR 007B-00068 4,306.91 OLIVEIRA KEVIN L & TRISTI N 28 PAWKECHATT WAY 0016-0131U 11,454.75 OLIVEIRA PAMELA 85 DEXTER RD 005A-00048 1,642.05 OLIVER BRUCE D 333 COUNTY RD 0021-00004 5,281.73 OLNEY KENNETH & 43 CONVERSE RD 0019-00206 4,839.89 OLSIEWSKI JULIA E 82 DEXTER RD 005A-00143 2,608.79 OLSON LARS V & RUTH E 30 SIPPICAN LN 0002-00161 23,987.67 OMEGON NOMINEE TRUST 28 LANDING RD 0002-00037 22,739.46 OMELITE ROSEMARY TRUSTEE 65 EAST AVE 0003-00060 11,826.21 ONE MAIN STREET INC 1 MAIN ST 0014-00089 19,569.31 ORCHARD TRUST THE 0 POINT RD 0006-0031C 2,493.42 OSBORN SALLY T 18 BOXBERRY WAY 022A-00067 3,452.08 OSBORNE JEFFREY & ELLEN 175 CROSS NECK RD 0007-0019A 5,356.71

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OSTNEBERG MICHAEL A & HOLLY A 606 DELANO RD 0007-00047 3,174.06 OUELLETTE CHRISTOPHER M & 697 MILL ST 0026-0015B 3,419.78 OUELLETTE CHRISTOPHER M & 0 MILL ST {OFF} 0026-0015G 59.94 OUELLETTE MICHELLE L 38 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046A 2,990.63 OWENS DIANE V TRUSTEE 9 OAK ST 0010-00068 2,560.34 OWENS PATRICK L & KIMBERLY N 31 PARTRIDGE PL 0023-00115 3,648.20 EAMES JENNIFER & SADLER ASHLEY 201 CONVERSE RD 0017-00068 4,486.88 PACHECO FERNANDES 1 SPARROW LN 0026-0001C 4,355.37 PACINI STEFANO & SONNTAG ALEXANDRA 11 MAIN ST 0014-00097 6,255.38 PACKARD BRIAN K & 35 JOANNE DR 007B-00018 3,605.52 PAIVA BRIAN J 11 CARD DR 0018-00086 2,967.56 PAIVA JOSEPH E & BONNIE A 829 MILL ST 0026-0001E 2,711.46 PAKNIS MATTHEW & ZAUNERE LINDA 521 DELANO RD 0007-0017E 4,383.06 PALIOTTA JOHN J & CYNTHIA L 119 CONVERSE RD 0017-0046A 6,572.63 PALLATRONI LEE-ANN 0 EDGEWATER LN 0007-00109 2,013.52 PALLATRONI LEE-ANN 12 EDGEWATER LN 0007-00110 5,014.09 PALMER BRYANT D & MILDRED W 16 MAPLE AVE 0013-0022M 3,460.16 PANORA KEVIN J & MILISSA L 21 BEACH ST 0017-00053 4,282.69 PANORA KEVIN J & MILISSA L 0 BEACH ST 0017-00054 3,025.24 PAPPALARDO A NEIL & JANE M 78 MOORINGS RD 0020-0014C 11,354.38 PAPPALARDO A NEIL & JANE M 66 MOORINGS RD 0020-00013 13,787.36 PAPPALARDO A NEIL & JANE M 90 MOORINGS RD 0020-00014 53,669.16 PARADIES KAREN A & FULLER WARE D 12 KABEYUN RD 0019-00078 2,763.38 PARAJULI SIRJANA DHUNGANA 4 TEEL ST 0021-0020A 4,723.37 PARENT LAWRENCE A & 16 OAK AVE 005A-00113 2,286.93 PARISI JOSEPH J & ROSEMARY L 295 COUNTY RD 0022-0007A 5,154.83 PARK PAUL J & KAREN M 8 TAUNTON AVE 0019-00268 4,501.88 PARK REAL ESTATE LTD PRTSP 80 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00066 9,254.79 PARKER DONNA A 350 CONVERSE RD 0015-00017 2,408.06 KAMIO ELIZABETH 11 RESERVATION WAY 0018-0042Q 10,799.49 PARKER RANDY & MERLE 0 MILL ST 0026-0005D 1,307.50 PARKER RANDY & MERLE 735 MILL ST 0026-0005E 4,952.94 PARKER RANDY L & MERLE L 552 FRONT ST 0023-00012 2,360.76 PARKER RANDY L & MERLE L 548 FRONT ST 0023-00013 2,487.66 PARKER SHEILA 20 AUTUMN LN 0009-00116 6,836.81 PARKS ARTHUR E III & MEGHAN O 11 ICHABOD LN 022A-00006 3,873.16 PARKS-KUHL LYNNE A 274 CONVERSE RD 0015-00078 3,636.66 BEAMS ROBERT C & VIRGINIA C 35 HOLLY RD 0002-00113 18,947.50 PARSONS DAVID H & JANE E TRTS 85 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00108 3,250.20 PARSONS KENNETH A & DARLA M 27 DEXTER RD 005A-00054 4,146.56 PARSONS PAMELA & GARY N 13 SHADY LN 005A-00066 3,626.28 PARSONS RALPH E & DIANA M TRTS 115 DEXTER RD 005A-00165 3,836.24 PARSONS SANDRIA R 24 SOUTH ST 0016-00145 10,182.31 PARTRIDGE ROBERT J & PHYLLIS 60 CONVERSE RD 0018-00062 6,611.85 PASCO-ANDERSON JAMES A & 15 VINE ST 0016-00141 11,418.99 PASCO-ANDERSON JAMES A TR 0 KIPPER LN 0018-00142 279.36 PASQUILL MARK & SHEENA 20 GREEN ST 0010-00051 2,543.03 PATNAUDE NATHAN H & 488 DELANO RD 0007-00077 3,200.59 PATRICIO ARTHUR & MARIA R 975 POINT RD 0010-00014 2,770.29 PATTEK HAROLD 472 DELANO RD 0005-0026C 4,356.53 PATTEN JOYCE J TRUSTEE 83 HOLLY RD 0002-00118 18,759.47 PATTEN JOYCE J TRUSTEE 0 HOLLY RD 0002-0118A 691.04 PAUL EMILY M 16 BEACH ST 0017-00062 6,708.76 PAULA JEFFREY 471 POINT RD 0002-00027 4,437.28 PAULETTE RICHARD C & LISA G 25 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00077 2,695.31 PAULSEN CHARLES F TRUSTEE 2 WEST DR 0006-00026 25,050.15 PAYNE SALLY S 25 MAIN ST 0014-00092-01 4,918.33 PEFFER RANDALL S & JACQUELINE B 66 ALLEN ST 0016-00021 4,865.27 PENDERGAST FAMILY & MCCARTHY K & K 0 COVE CIR 0002-0031A 1,823.17 PENDERGAST MARY-ELIZABETH & 305 POINT RD 0002-00063 6,839.11 PEPIN MATTHEW N & KELLY 978 POINT RD 0011-00118 2,871.81 PERKINS JOHN M & DIANE 286 CONVERSE RD 0015-00029 4,373.82 PERREIRA ROBERT L TRT 7 WEST RIVER RD 0009-00088 11,040.60 PERRY FRANCIS J JR & HELEN P 25 EAST AVE 0003-00068 10,749.89 PERRY H BRADLEE 13 WEST AVE 0003-00039 6,200.00 PERRY JOHN M 95 WAREHAM ST 0010-00061 1,838.17

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PERRY PHOEBE DEAN 10 HOLLY RD 0002-00091 6,435.35 PERRY ROGER A JR & MARK E TRTS 52 EAST AVE 0003-00051 6,553.01 PETERS JOHN S & JESSICA R 20 SOUTH ST 0016-00146 7,134.43 PETERSON CARL A & SANDRA J 42 DEXTER RD 005A-00027 2,329.61 PETERSON ELSA A TRUSTEE 14 DEXTER RD 005A-00072 3,516.69 PETERSON SANDRA J 13 WILSON RD 005A-00023 1,705.50 PETERSON SANDRA J TRUSTEE 35 DEXTER RD 005A-00001 4,639.16 PETIT PATRICIA F 14 BEACH ST 0017-00061 4,805.28 PETRULIO CHRISTIAN ANTHONY 28 SOUTH ST 0016-00144 15,463.57 PFRE LLC 19 REGISTER RD 0002-00135 6,371.89 PFRE LLC 30 JENNEY LN 0008-0030E 6,977.55 PHAM CHUONG T 22 BASS POINT RD 005A-00096 6,549.56 PHILBIN EDWARD FRANCIS II & 29 CRAPO ST 0016-0015A 6,826.43 PHILLIPS L K & KEYSER D A TRUSTEES 0 HERMITAGE RD 0012-0028B 19.30 PHIPPS TRACY DELL 49 COUNTY RD 0022-00032 3,633.20 PIEHLER COURTLANDT W JR & 66 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00064 4,166.17 PIEHLER COURTLANDT W JR TRUSTEE 76 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00065 4,276.92 PIERCE DAVID A & GLORIA M 561 FRONT ST 022A-00057 3,058.70 PIERCE DAVID K & CONSTANCE H 300 CONVERSE RD 0015-00027 4,126.95 PIERCE ERIC V & MARY H 77 HOLMES ST 0016-00041 6,420.35 PIERRE MICHAEL C & ELKE B 9 HASTINGS RD 0008-00009 3,208.67 PILGRIM BANK 350 FRONT ST 0013-00020 20,093.76 PIMENTAL D A & P L TRUSTEES 2 WEST RIVER RD 0009-00094 6,017.74 PINA ALBERT T 24 MARVEL ST 0010-00024 2,526.88 PINA ANN K & PINA VINCENT C & 1003 POINT RD 0010-0011A 2,411.52 PINA ANTOINETTE 203 WAREHAM ST 0011-0092A 2,867.20 PINA BURT D TRUSTEE 58 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00049 6,982.16 PINA DAVID A 0 POINT RD 0010-00011 1,980.07 PINA DOMINGO T 909 POINT RD 007A-00019 2,050.44 PINA DONALD H & SANDRA L 38 RIVER RD 0009-00028 2,576.48 PINA EUGENIA J 161 WAREHAM ST 0011-00109 2,085.05 PINA GEORGE J JR 548 DELANO RD 0007-00064 2,426.51 PINA JULIO 1008 POINT RD 0011-00100 2,379.21 PINA KAREN E 898 POINT RD 007A-00056 1,888.93 PINA KAREN E 894 POINT RD 007A-00057 2,390.75 PINA KAREN E 890 POINT RD 007A-00058 2,951.41 PINA LORRAINE & PINA AUGUST A JR & 1001 POINT RD 0010-0011B 1,892.39 PINA MATTHEW JAMES 170 WAREHAM ST 007A-00075 1,905.08 PINA MATTHEW JAMES 0 WAREHAM ST 007A-00076 896.88 PINA PHYLLIS A 906 POINT RD 007A-00053 2,354.99 PINA ROBERT C 1017 POINT RD 0010-00002 1,816.25 PINA ROBERT C 0 POINT RD 0010-00003 19.23 PINA TANGI L 1011 B POINT RD 0010-00007 3,296.35 PINA VINCENT G & BEATRICE 0 WAREHAM ST 0010-00076 104.05 PINA VINCENT G & BEATRICE 0 WAREHAM ST 0010-00077 105.18 PINA WAYNE ROBERT & 0 POINT RD 0011-00098 27.14 PINEY POINT BEACH CLUB INC 96 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00046 11,843.07 PINEY POINT BEACH CLUB INC 0 BAY RD BEACH 0002-0001A 545.66 PINEY POINT ROADS TRUST 0 PINEY POINT RD 0002-0001B 1,653.59 PIRES LUCIAN F & BEATRICE D 79 WAREHAM ST 0010-00073 2,254.62 PIRES MARGARET M 0 WAREHAM ST (OFF) 0009-0020R 12.44 PIRES RICHARD & 49 WAREHAM ST 0009-0020A 2,184.25 PIRES SIDNEY J JR 0 RR ROW {OFF} 0011-00034 88.83 PIRES SIDNEY J JR 0 RR ROW {OFF} 0011-00035 73.83 PITMAN JILL T 575 FRONT ST 0022-0023A 2,270.78 PITTSLEY ANNIE BB EST OF 842 POINT RD 0008-00028 1,875.09 PLANTING ISLAND ROAD NT 11 PLANTING ISLAND RD 0002-0019J 5,104.06 PLANTING ISLAND ROAD NT 1 PLANTING ISLAND RD 0002-0019N 6,130.79 PLUMB J H & DION R R TRUSTEES 23 ZORA RD 0016-0003K 3,132.54 PLUMB J HUDSON 27 WEST AVE 0003-00034 6,233.46 PODKOWA JOHN J & NICOLE K 4 BRIGGS LANE CT 0015-0061C 8,644.52 POE ALBERT & EVELYN L 385 WAREHAM ST 0011-00068 3,611.28 POIRIER WILLIAM J & MICHELLE A 836 MILL ST 0017-0018B 2,872.97 POITRAS DAVID J & 8 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-00003 3,079.47 POITRAS NICOLE 21 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00078 2,585.71 HUYNH BAO & AOYAMA MOMOKO 0 RIVER RD 0009-0020H 187.75

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HUYNH BAO & AOYAMA MOMOKO 25 RIVER RD 0009-0020J 3,325.18 POPIK ALEXIS R 0 SHORE DR 0018-00063 402.64 POPIK ALEXIS R 0 SHORE DR 0018-00061 404.90 POPIK ALEXIS R 0 SHORE DR 0018-00067 399.24 POPIK ALEXIS R 0 SHORE DR 0018-00059 404.90 POPIK ALEXIS R 0 SHORE DR 0018-00039 22.62 POPIK ALEXIS R 0 SHORE DR 0018-00041 54.29 POPIK ALEXIS R 1 SHORE DR 0018-00065 10,138.47 POPIK ALEXIS R 0 ERNEST ST 0019-00001 2.26 POPIK ALEXIS R 0 ERNEST ST 0019-00004 7.92 POPITZ MICHAEL & FREDERIQUE ARLETTE 0 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00123 3,927.37 POPITZ MICHAEL D & FREDERIQUE A 64 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00124 8,732.20 PORTELANCE DANIEL & RACHEL R 27 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00076 2,872.97 PORTER DOREEN L TRUSTEE 0 TAUNTON AVE 0019-0269A 290.67 POSHKUS ARVIDAS TRUSTEE 234 CONVERSE RD 0017-00022 6,195.39 POSHKUS ARVIDAS TRUSTEE 15 ZORA RD 0016-0003M 5,562.05 POTTER NEIL ALVIN & KAREN SUE 288 CONVERSE RD 0015-0029A 3,614.74 POWERS GARY D & ANDREA M 61 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00056 8,294.98 POWERS JOHN W & EAST MARILYN 31 ICHABOD LN 022A-00016 2,988.33 PRATT COLLEEN & JESSICA 325 DELANO RD 0005-00011 5,451.31 PRATT COLLEEN & JESSICA 0 DELANO RD {OFF} 0005-00012 137.98 PRATT EDWIN H B TRUST 0 CROSS NECK RD 0005-00040 3,246.74 PRIEUR C JAMES & KAREN A 101 COVE CIR 0002-00029 30,274.90 PRIEUR C JAMES & KAREN A 0 COVE CIR 0002-00047 1,586.69 PROSSER GAIL J 875 POINT RD 007A-00036 2,354.99 PROUTY LEWIS & HILARY J TRTS 128 SPRING ST 0013-00061 5,144.45 PSYHOJOS PATRICIA S 23 PINE HILL LN 0009-00099 7,900.44 PUFFER ROBERT W III 7 ARROWHEAD LN 0018-0042U 10,470.71 PUFFER ROBERT W III 0 QUELLE LN 0019-00152 1.13 PURTELL WILLIAM J & RUAH D 46 FRONT ST 0016-00197 6,088.11 PUTNAM JOHN W & MARY DENMAN 0 QUELLE LN 0019-00159 1.13 PUTNAM JOHN W II REVOCABLE TR + 75 CONVERSE RD 0018-0042B 4,185.79 PUTNAM NANCY L & TIMOTHY REV TR 562 POINT RD 0006-0036E 7,074.45 PYTHAGOREAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION INC 11 SPRING ST 0014-00042-01 1,384.34 QUINLAN GROUP LLC 208 WAREHAM ST 0007-00002 2,735.53 QUINLAN THOMAS M & AMANDA H 28 PINEWOOD DR 0022-0020H 6,708.76 QUINN JUDITH A TRUSTEE 11 JOANNE DR 007B-00006 3,566.29 RACE ALEXANDER W 590 DELANO RD 0007-00052 2,826.82 RACE ALEXANDER W 590 A DELANO RD 0007-00054 2,081.58 RACE KARA J W 325 FRONT ST 0013-00005 5,483.61 RAMOS DUSTY JEAN TRUSTEE 162 SPRING ST 0013-0049B 2,821.06 RAMOS ROSEMARIE & ROSEMARY E 794 MILL ST 0017-00010 2,134.65 RANDO DAVID & CHRISTINE M 7 KABEYUN RD 0019-00063 3,528.22 RAPOZA THOMAS J & AMY L 58 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00081 3,507.46 RAPPO PETER D & BRENDA L TRTS 2 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00055 2,736.84 STRATTON JOHN M JR & RATACIK JULIE F 1 GREEN ST 0010-00036 3,334.41 RATHBORNE ELIZABETH R 216 CONVERSE RD 0017-00023 5,187.13 RAYMOND JOHN E 361 COUNTY RD 0021-0006R 2,966.41 RAYMOND R M & MATZEK S TRTS 10 COVE ST 0017-00080 6,917.56 READ JON M & AMY K 51 JOANNE DR 007B-00026 4,256.16 REAL INVESTMENTS LLC 374 FRONT ST 0013-00017 2,870.66 REAL INVESTMENTS LLC 368 FRONT ST 0013-00018 3,317.82 REAMER SUE B 25 HOLLY RD 0002-00112 19,032.88 REARDON K J & JONES K TRUSTEES 7 RIDGEWOOD LN 0005-00025 4,642.62 REARDON MARIANNE & 27 MOORINGS RD 0020-00003 23,203.21 REARDON NANCY I & FRANCIS MJ 40 HOLMES ST 0016-0128A 8,803.73 REARDON R S & E T TRUSTEES 7 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00051 4,929.87 REDDICK SUSAN E & 92 MAIN ST 0015-00072 3,535.14 REDWAY WILLIAM W & JUDITH S 1 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00052 6,321.14 REED KATHLEEN A 6 REGISTER RD 0002-00133 5,822.78 REED KATHLEEN T & REED MICHAEL T 35 COTTAGE ST 0014-00032 6,468.80 REED MICHAEL J 0 COUNTY RD {OFF} 0011-00012 23.75 REED MICHAEL J 16 COUNTY RD 0011-00007 2,536.11 REED PATRICK B & JULIE J 17 QUELLE LN 0019-0149A 4,433.81 REGAN GIANNA M TR 8 AUCOOT AVE 0019-00035 5,797.40 REGAN THOMAS J TR 889 POINT RD 007A-00026 2,290.39

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REGO ROBERT J & KRISTIN M 9 JOANNE DR 007B-00005 3,882.39 REHBEIN EDITH B 602 FRONT ST 0023-00072 3,792.40 REICHERT ROBERT & SALLY ANNE 373 COUNTY RD 0021-0006G 3,180.99 REINHART LAURENCE E 13 EAST AVE 0003-00071 9,415.14 REINHART LAURENCE E TRUSTEE 17 EAST AVE 0003-00070 10,368.04 REISER ROGER G 43 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00034 22,843.28 RENAUD MATTTHEW D 12 RIVER RD 0009-00036 2,658.39 RENWICK DOUGLAS & 103 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00099 4,168.48 PERRY MICHAEL R & MICHELLE A 41 ICHABOD LN 022A-00020 3,638.97 REYDEL J J JR TR REYDEL FAMILY IRT & 41 SOUTH ST 0016-00089 5,280.57 REYNOLDS JASON & KERRY 6 JOANNE DR 007B-00059 3,731.26 REZENDES CHRISTIAN G 177 WAREHAM ST 0011-00126 2,206.17 REZENDES JONATHAN W 19 REZENDES TERR 007A-00029 2,699.92 REZENDES LOUIE G & CLAIRE N 18 REZENDES TERR 007A-00033 4,011.59 REZENDES PETER G III 20 REZENDES TERR 007A-00032 2,531.49 REZENDES REALTY NOMINEE TRUST 9 REZENDES TERR 007A-00027 3,948.14 REZENDES ZACKARIA G 895 POINT RD 007A-00024 2,201.56 RFM II IRREVOCABLE SN TRUST 278 DELANO RD 0005-00007 5,280.57 RHOADS CAROL 8 LADY SLIPPER LN 0005-0013L 5,340.56 RHODES DAVID J & RENE M P 21 PINE HILL LN 0009-00098 6,332.67 RIBEIRO CARLOS & A LESLYE 0 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00092 2,169.26 RIBEIRO CARLOS & A LESLYE 80 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00093 6,443.43 RIBEIRO CARLOS & A LESLYE 0 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0020P 192.27 RIBEIRO JOHN DE PINA 1013 POINT RD 0010-00004 1,250.97 RIBEIRO JOHN DEPINA EST OF 974 POINT RD 0011-00119 1,242.90 RIBEIRO MARK C & CROSBY CATHERINE A 48 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00047 5,389.01 RICCARDI DAVID & LYSA 0 OLD TRAIL 0026-0024A 627.71 RICCARDI DAVID & LYSA 15 PARLOWTOWN RD 0026-00024 4,501.88 RICE ALICE H 15 WEST RIVER RD 0009-00090 8,579.93 RICHARDS JONATHAN S & TERI L 448 FRONT ST 0023-00040 2,666.47 RICHARDS LYNNE E 261 A WAREHAM ST 0011-0056A 2,022.75 RICHARDSON EDWARD E JR & 195 B CONVERSE RD 0017-00036 6,508.02 RICHARDSON EVERETT & BARBARA 11 OAK ST 0010-00069 2,441.52 RICHARDSON JUNE 147 SPRING ST 0013-0030A 4,559.56 RICHARDSON S L & MARY S TRTS 12 ROSE COTTAGE LN 0015-0052D 6,833.34 RICHINS TODD & SHELLY DANSE RICHINS 22 COTTAGE ST 0014-00047 8,800.27 RIDER AILEEN M & IAN M 10 UPLAND WAY 0017-00147 6,513.80 RIEMER MARION NOMINEE TRUST 32 JENNEY LN 0008-0030D 7,058.30 RIFFIN P V & N H RIFFIN TRUSTEE 17 SHAWONDASSE RD 0019-00097 5,401.70 RIGGI PAULA J & SCOTT J 4 OLDE LOGGING RD 0017-00136 6,930.25 RILEY MARK E & SONIA L 35 PINE HILL LN 0009-00103 7,158.67 RIOS APRIL GALE & NYE CHRISTOPHER T 35 ICHABOD LN 022A-00018 3,712.80 RISCH DAVID F & JACQUELINE L 119 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-00103 5,213.66 GOODMAN STEVEN J 8 OLDE MEADOW RD 0017-00121 6,805.66 RIVER EDGE COMMON LAND TRUST 0 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00050 248.82 RIVER EDGE COMMON LAND TRUST 0 RIVER VIEW LN 0009-00062 334.78 RIVER EDGE COMMON LAND TRUST 0 RIVER VIEW LN 0009-00068 858.43 RIVER EDGE COMMON LAND TRUST 0 WEST RIVER RD 0009-00026 357.40 RIVER EDGE COMMON LAND TRUST 0 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00018 1,484.01 RIVER EDGE COMMON LAND TRUST 0 PINE HILL LN 0009-00019 121.02 RIVER EDGE REALTY TRUST 0 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00045 1,621.29 RIZZO HOLLY 891 POINT RD 007A-00025 2,387.29 RIZZOTTO-GRIFFITHS GRACE M 102 FRONT ST 0016-00060 5,654.34 ROBBINS OWEN W & DOROTHY B 65 PINEY POINT RD 0002-0037A 26,405.66 ROBBINS STEVEN D & ELAINE P 475 MILL ST 0024-00016 2,220.01 MELANSON TIMOTHY & MELISSA 27 JOANNE DR 007B-00014 3,681.65 ROBERT LAWRENCE J 30 ABELS WAY 0017-0002F 2,857.97 CEDERLUND DAVID J 598 DELANO RD 0007-00049 2,649.17 ROBERTS R E JR & CRUZ J R TRS 28 RIVER RD 0009-00031 2,429.98 ROBERTSON ALISON TRUSTEE 42 JOANNE DR 007B-00041 3,484.38 HILL RYAN BRUCE & KATHLEEN MARIE 460 FRONT ST 0023-00041 5,631.27 ROBERTSON SCOTT V JR FAMILY TRUST 1 DEER RUN 0005-00035 9,366.69 ROBINSON DANIEL F & BRENDA 7 INLAND RD 022A-00056 3,048.31 ROBINSON OREN H 16 SPINNAKER LN 0019-00279 6,820.65 ROBITAILLE RHONDA 0 HOLLY LN 0019-00248 3.39 ROBITAILLE RHONDA 0 HOLLY LN 0019-00239 2.26

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ROBITAILLE RHONDA L 0 HOLLY LN 0019-00249 1.13 ROCHEFORT DAVID & BROWN CYNTHIA 53 LEWIS ST 0016-00183 6,106.56 ROCKWELL JOHN & 1171 POINT RD 0009-00006 4,697.99 RODERICK JOHN M 917 POINT RD 007A-00016 2,989.48 RODERIQUEZ JACQUELINE 0 ABELS WAY 0017-0002C 63.34 RODERIQUEZ JACQUELINE J 221 A WAREHAM ST 0011-00089 4,016.20 RODRIGUEZ HECTOR B JR & 369 FRONT ST 0011-00063 1,874.64 ROGERS BRIAN L & HALLADAY MARY M 322 CONVERSE RD 0015-00022 2,474.97 ROGERS DANIEL P & DONNA C 10 AUTUMN LN 0009-00114 5,990.05 VALENTINO CHRISTOPHER J & 21 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-0004B 2,502.66 ROGERS JOHN C JR TR 544 FRONT ST 0023-0015A 3,822.39 ROGERS STEVEN P & JANICE M 12 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00140 4,719.91 ROGERSON WILLIAM G & 9 MAIN ST 0014-00098 6,779.13 ROGINA LORRAINE C 703 MILL ST 0026-00019 2,443.82 ROKOSZ EDWARD A TR 588 DELANO RD 0007-00055 5,737.40 ROLLER M A & S S TRUSTEES 4 JENNEY LN 0008-0030T 6,761.82 ROLLI JOHN M JR. & NANCY E 77 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00109 3,121.00 ROMANOW THEODORE M & 14 TAUNTON AVE 0019-00269 9,763.54 ROMIG AARON TODD & SIMONE A 28 OLDE SHEEPFIELD RD 0017-00125 6,330.37 ROSBE JW + RL JR TRUSTEES 46 WATER ST 0016-00131 26,664.07 ROSE ELINOR L 0 POINT RD 0010-00016 493.12 ROSE MARION IRREVOCABLE TRUST 42 FRONT ST 0016-00187 4,313.84 ROSE PETER F & JUDITH A 609 DELANO RD 007A-00009 2,689.54 ROSE ROBERT W & MARY ANNE 886 POINT RD 007A-00059 2,907.57 ROSE STEPHEN J 25 MARVEL ST 0010-00033 1,764.34 ROSEN GERALD D 94 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00068 23,323.19 ROSEN GERALD D & RESNEK FRANK TRTS 40 COVE CIR 0002-00096 5,770.86 ROSENTHAL AUGUSTA T 12 WIANNO RD 0019-00100 4,785.67 ROSIAK FREDERIC 294 FRONT ST 0013-00041 5,720.10 ROSS CHARLES A 10 ICHABOD LN 022A-00005 3,354.03 ROSS KATHERINE J 450 POINT RD 0002-0013A 7,734.32 ROSS MARY R & MOORE ROBERT G TRS 0 DORAN WAY 005A-00078 1,140.23 ROSS MARY R IRREVOCABLE LIVING TR 10 DORAN WAY 005A-00154 2,018.13 ROSS NANCY B 5 BLACKHALL CT 0008-0004B 2,982.57 ROSS WILLIAM TRUSTEE 44 SOUTH ST 0016-00071 6,025.81 ROSSI ARTHUR L & MARY B 10 PLEASANT ST 0015-00037 6,557.62 ROSSI ARTHUR L & MARY B 0 CONVERSE RD 0015-0037A 1,181.76 ROSSI ATTILIO L & MARY B 0 ERNEST ST 0019-00022 1.13 ROSSI ATTILIO L & MARY B 0 ERNEST ST 0019-00023 1.13 ROSZKIEWICZ RICHARD S & IRENE 6 ICHABOD LN 022A-00003 3,063.32 ROTONDI EMILIO & CHRISTINA S TRS 64 DEXTER RD 005A-00051 2,623.78 ROUNSEVILLE BRIAN & POLAND ANN & 0 CAPTAINS WAY 0019-00278 3,410.56 ROUNSEVILLE BRIAN & POLAND ANN + 0 CAPTAINS WAY 0019-00280 651.46 ROWBOTHAM ALLAN C & EILEEN L 118 CONVERSE RD 0018-0033B 5,009.47 ROWBOTHAM FRANK E & BARBARA M 6 JENNEY LN 0008-0030S 6,607.24 ROWLEY KEVIN D & PATRICIA R 68 CREEK RD 0008-0026A 3,494.77 RUBENSTEIN JAMES L & CAROLYN C 163 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-00034 27,229.34 RUNNELLS GALE P 2000 LIV TR 17 RESERVATION WAY 0018-0042R 9,104.82 RUSH LINDA J 1011 C POINT RD 0010-00005 1,847.40 RUSINOSKI CHESTER O & DEBRA M 312 WAREHAM ST 0012-00008 6,701.38 RUSSELL NANCY M TRUSTEE 22 JENNEY LN 0008-0030J 6,563.40 RUSSELL SANFORD H JR TRUSTEE 5 MAIN ST 0014-00087 24,899.03 RUSSELL TIMOTHY J & ELIZABETH G 29 MILL ST 0024-0013B 2,552.26 RUSSO STANLEY S & SHARON L 19 PINE HILL LN 0009-00097 6,113.49 RYBA FAMILY TRUST 58 CONVERSE RD 0018-00064 3,184.44 RYDER FRANK J III & MEREDITH W 13 NOKOMIS RD 0019-00043 7,239.42 RYER MICHAEL C & SANDRA M 632 DELANO RD 0007-00038 3,416.32 SABINO EILEEN 903 POINT RD 007A-00021 1,818.56 SADECK MARSHALL T & HILARY A TRS 18 CRANBERRY WAY 022A-00082 2,851.05 SAGER BRIAN F 17 COTTAGE LN 0014-0034A 5,863.15 SALERNO CAROLE E ET ALS TRUSTEES 0 SQUANTO RD 0019-00066 1.13 GREY NICHOLAS W & ROSEMARY A 6 SHAWONDASSE RD 0019-00083 5,886.22 SALTONSTALL WILLIAM G JR & 159 FRONT ST 0014-00078 7,152.90 SALTONSTALL WILLIAM W & KERRY 657 POINT RD 0006-00010 4,294.22 SAMPSON CHRISTOPHER A & MICHELLE A 0 CONVERSE RD {OFF} 0015-00079 100.66 SAMPSON CHRISTOPHER A & MICHELLE A 256 CONVERSE RD 0015-00034 3,046.01

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SAMPSON MICHAEL D 0 DINGHY RD 005A-00005 231.86 SAMPSON WILLIAM A 43 DEXTER RD 005A-00004 3,264.04 SANBORN PHILIP E & KAREN B 14 CRAPO ST 0016-00194 5,025.63 SANDERS CHARLES S & KATHY M 122 WAREHAM ST 0007-00032 3,061.00 SANDERS CHARLES S & KATHY M 0 WAREHAM ST 0007-00033 102.92 SANDERSON ROBERT & BARBARA A 416 FRONT ST 0023-00047 3,855.85 SANDERSON ROBERT TRUSTEE 17 RYDER LN 0013-0037A 4,518.03 SANDPIPER NOMINEE TRUST 145 FRONT ST 0014-00083 6,704.84 SANDS CHARLES E & PATRICIA T 138 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00080 8,230.37 SANDS PHILIP J & MARY ANN 123 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00085 3,374.80 SANFORD DAVIS 303 CONVERSE RD 0015-00080 3,269.81 SANTELLO GAYLE B 185 CONVERSE RD 0017-0034A 4,484.58 SANTOS ANDREW J & MARIANNE E 32 HASTINGS RD 0008-00022 4,496.11 SANTOS ANDREW J JR & MELANIE W 12 CREEK RD 0008-00006 2,614.56 SANTOS DENNIS JR & PERRY B A 36 DELANO RD 0002-0003B 3,418.63 SANTOS JEANNETTE M 914 POINT RD 007A-00051 2,240.78 SANTOS JOHN P III & TERESA K 543 DELANO RD 0007-00017 3,715.11 SANZ CAROL 110 FRONT ST 0016-0065B 4,685.30 SARDINHA J FERNANDO TRUSTEE 0 WAREHAM ST 0013-0049G 6.93 SARDINHA J FERNANDO TRUSTEE 450 WAREHAM ST 0013-00049 7,999.20 SARDINHA JOSE F TRUSTEE 454 WAREHAM ST 0013-00051 2,960.19 SARSON JOHN P & MARGUERITE N TRTS 45 EAST AVE 0003-00065 15,561.63 SAUERBREY DAVID H & JULIE 10 LADY SLIPPER LN 0005-0028A 5,538.98 SAVERY CHARLES R JR & ANDRIA 251 CONVERSE RD 0016-00012 3,216.75 SAVERY FLORENCE J 158 SPRING ST 0013-0049A 2,496.88 SAVINO MARK J & 16 JOANNE DR 007B-00054 3,596.29 SAWITSKY KITT & HEATHER BROWN 75 HOLLY RD 0002-00116 22,599.87 SAWYER ROBERT H & NANCY C 15 AUTUMN LN 0009-00119 7,486.29 SAYRE NANCY G IRREV TR 3 PLEASANT ST 0016-00034 5,648.58 SBS MARION PARTNERS LLC 0 SPRING ST 0024-00034 147.67 SBS MARION PARTNERS LLC 202 SPRING ST 0024-00036 17,233.93 SBS MARION PARTNERS LLC & 0 SPRING ST 0024-00038 689.87 SCALA PETER D 28 POINT RD 0001-00027 17,781.19 SCANLON STEPHEN J 85 CONVERSE RD 0018-0042D 3,071.39 SCARPATO JOANNE TRUSTEE 65 WEST AVE 0003-00025 6,467.65 SCARPATO PATRICIA A & SCOTT S 11 RICHARDSON RD 0003-00047 12,338.42 SCARPATO SALVATORE & JOANNE G 71 WEST AVE 0003-00024 7,744.70 SCARPELLINO RICHARD TRUSTEE 8 PIE ALLEY 0016-00110 8,785.27 SCHAEFER C F & R W TRTS 14 POINT RD 0001-00030 20,895.97 SCHAEFER RICHARD P & LORETTA B 175 CONVERSE RD 0017-00041 14,438.01 CUTTYTEXAS LLC 343 DELANO RD 005A-00108 7,014.46 SCHISLER ROBERT 285 COUNTY RD 0021-00003 2,615.71 SCHISLER ROBERT 760 MILL ST 0017-00004 1,895.85 SCHLAEGEL OTTO M & PAULINE L EST OF 0 ROCHESTER RD {OFF} 0022-0009A 75.78 SCHMITT PATRICIA O TRUSTEE 7 ZORA RD 0016-0003P 5,712.02 SCHOFIELD LARA H 4 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00126 3,825.86 SCHROTH DANIEL H JR 0 MANSFIELD AVE 005A-00136 9.05 SCHUESSLER LINDA J TR 99 HOLLY RD 0002-00120 5,581.67 SCHUESSLER LINDA J TR 94 HOLLY RD 0002-00122 6,954.48 SCHULTZ JOHN & JUNE LINA 47 MILL ST 0024-0022A 3,382.86 SCHWAGER SUSAN J 38 ICHABOD LN 022A-00017 3,737.03 SCHWAGER SUSAN J 0 ICHABOD LN 022A-0019A 125.54 SCOGGINS PAUL & NOWICK ANDREW J 72 PLEASANT ST 0015-00065 6,531.09 SCOTT JOSEPH A & KAREN L 477 DELANO RD 0007-0017P 5,579.36 SEASIDE-FRONT STREET LLC 318 FRONT ST 0013-00025 6,694.91 LEARY ANGUS H & SHANNON W 19 LEWIS ST 0016-00109 15,950.41 SEE FREDERICA 11 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00189 7,602.81 SEE FREDERICK P & ROSEMARY TRTS 0 BAY RD 0002-00070 2,425.36 SEE FREDERICK P & ROSEMARY TRUSTEES 37 BAY RD 0002-00069 4,639.16 SEEBERG PAUL C & MILLIE M 13 EDGEWATER LN 0007-00117 6,071.95 SEIDERS CHRISTOPHER E 365 COUNTY RD 0021-0006A 3,205.21 SEIFERT ARTHUR & ROSE TRTS 31 DEXTER RD 005A-00053 5,137.52 SEIFERT KURT J 15 DEXTER RD 005A-00058 4,564.18 SEPULVEDA MELISSA J & JOSE R 100 CONVERSE RD 0018-00089 3,597.44 SEQUEIRA JOHN ET AL EST OF 12 OLD INDIAN TRAIL 0026-00029 1,785.11 SERPA SUZANN & SERPA SALLEE 375 FRONT ST 0011-0061A 2,403.44

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SERVISON ROGER T & KRISTIN L 152 POINT RD 0001-00016 19,520.86 SETHARES GREG L & KRISTEN A 625 DELANO RD 007A-0003A 5,027.93 SEVERANCE ANN F 20 FRONT ST 0017-00029 7,114.83 SEVERANCE CHRISTOPHER M & 86 HOLLY RD 0002-00123 5,657.80 SEVERANCE FREDERICK E 0 SHELLHEAP RD 0017-00026 202.45 SEVERANCE FREDERICK E 0 SHELLHEAP RD 0017-0026F 4,576.87 SEVERANCE THOMAS P & JANET L 7 UPLAND WAY 0017-00143 7,899.29 SHACHOY MARYELLEN S TRUSTEE 52 WATER ST 0016-0131F 17,160.56 SHACHOY MEREDITH C 18 SOUTH ST 0016-0147A 9,330.93 SHACHOY N JAMES JR & LAURA RYAN 1 WATER ST 0016-00166 40,810.92 SHACOY MEREDITH CLARK & 16 SOUTH ST 0016-00147 8,164.62 SHAMOON SUHAIR A TRUSTEE 765 MILL ST 0026-00002 4,700.30 SHAMOON-MICHAUD SABA TRUSTEE 775 MILL ST 0026-0002B 4,188.09 SHANAHAN CONDO I LLC 282 DELANO RD 0005-00005 16,414.16 SHANNON WILLIAM & CAROL 25 OLDE SHEEPFIELD RD 0017-00130 6,038.50 SHARPE LORA A TRUSTEE 58 HOLLY RD 0002-00127 5,890.84 SHAW FREDERICK W JR TRUSTEE 0 POINT RD 0006-00036 13,890.04 SHAW FREDERICK W JR TRUSTEE 560 A POINT RD 0006-0036B 7,730.86 SHAW FREDERICK W JR TRUSTEE 560 C POINT RD 0006-0036C 9,378.23 SHAW LOUISA H 15 BLUEBERRY WAY 022A-00062 2,894.89 SHAW PATRICIA F TRUSTEE 406 POINT RD 0002-00016 18,907.13 WILLETT PETER T 389 DELANO RD 005A-0106B 3,958.52 SHEA STEVEN G TRT 1022 POINT RD 0011-00129 3,239.82 SHEEHAN JOSEPH A & CAROLINE S 17 NOKOMIS RD 0019-00041 8,484.17 SHELDON JESSICA RAE & 500 COUNTY RD 0021-0012B 3,454.39 SHEPARD FAMILY TRUST 99 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0042D 23,283.96 SHERLOCK BARBARA A 3 TAUNTON AVE 0019-00265 10,634.52 SHERMAN FAMILY IRREV TRUST 10 QUELLE LN 0019-00169 3,735.88 SHERMAN TERRY L 301 COUNTY RD 0021-0003B 2,186.57 SHERWOOD TINA L TRUSTEE 21 SASSAMON TRAIL 0018-00132 4,636.85 SHIELD FRANKLIN RAY IV & GINA M R 10 DEXTER RD 005A-00076 4,308.07 SHIELDS TIMOTHY & ELIZABETH 23 VINE ST 0016-00140 8,279.99 SHINGLETON BARBARA TRUSTEE 418 POINT RD 0002-00015 22,193.80 MARION VILLAGE DENTAL PC 156 FRONT ST 0014-0062A-02 1,801.95 SHIRE THOMAS J JR & ALICE J 83 COUNTY RD 0022-0025M 3,186.75 SHIRLEY FRANK G & 17 BAYBERRY LN 0019-00191 8,821.04 SHOEMAKER HARRY L & ANNE C 25 AUTUMN LN 0009-00117 6,113.49 SILVA CONSTANTINO & 0 WAREHAM ST (OFF) 0009-0020T 35.06 SILVA CONSTANTINO & 41 WAREHAM ST 0009-00040 2,133.50 SILVA EDWARD JR & 71 CREEK RD 007A-00062 2,953.72 SILVA GREGORY F 44 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00049 3,419.78 SILVA HENRY B 929 POINT RD 007A-00013 1,966.22 SILVA JOHN J & MARY B EST OF 0 HASTINGS RD 0008-00021 593.78 SILVA JONATHAN 16 PUMPING STATION RD 0023-00029 2,419.60 SILVA JOSEPH A & ANNE 11 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-00006 2,579.95 SILVA LIANA J TRUSTEE 9 BARROS DR 0011-0101A 2,175.03 SILVA MATTHEW S 27 PARLOWTOWN RD 0026-0015E 5,647.43 SILVA ROBERT A & MYRNA A TRTS 28 PUMPING STATION RD 0023-0029A 5,006.01 SILVA SOLANGE C & JOELSON 8 SPARROW LN 0026-00037 3,448.62 SILVEIRA BRYAN & STEPHANIE A 682 MILL ST 0015-0015B 2,709.15 SILVESTRI CHARLES E & DEBRA 4 SEASIDE LN 0019-0262A 3,134.84 SILVESTRI GEORGE V & N RIVERA TRS 0 SEASIDE LN 0019-0262B 6,433.04 SILVI CHRISTINA 35 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046D 3,459.01 SIMMONS BARRY E & TAMMY L & 87 COUNTY RD 0022-0025S 3,333.26 SIMMONS HARDWICK TRUSTEE 81 HAMMETTS COVE RD 0008-0039P 9,127.89 SIMMONS HARDWICK TRUSTEE 83 HAMMETTS COVE RD 0008-0039G 29,402.77 SIMPSON ANDREW TODD 4 CARD DR 0018-00104 3,779.72 SIMS NATHANIEL M & KATHERINE B 10 MAIN ST 0016-00163 7,355.94 SINGLETARY ANTHONY & DARLA 63 WAREHAM ST 0010-00080 2,169.26 SINGLETON JOSEPH E JR & JOANNE 5 PARLOWTOWN RD 0026-0025A 2,913.35 SINGLETON JOSEPH E SR 657 MILL ST 0026-00026 2,785.29 SINOPOLI FRANCESCO & FRANCESCA 47 CONVERSE RD 0019-00204 3,066.78 SIPPICAN ACQUISITION CORP 14 BARNABAS RD 0024-00044 40,043.30 SIPPICAN ACQUISITION CORP 0 LUCE AVE EXT 0024-0010L 236.50 SIPPICAN ACQUISITION CORP 13 BARNABAS RD 0024-0010B 98,921.76 SIPPICAN ACQUISITION CORP 0 LUCE AVE 0024-0010E 218.04

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SIPPICAN ACQUISITION CORP 0 ATLANTIS DR 0024-0013H 2,258.79 SIPPICAN ACQUISITION CORP 0 BARNABAS RD {OFF} 0024-0013N 10,354.90 SIPPICAN ASSOCIATES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 15 MILL ST 0024-0013G 48,325.14 SIPPICAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY 143 FRONT ST 0014-00091-01 4,163.42 SIPPICAN LANDS ASSOC INC 0 KABEYUN RD 0019-0049A 891.23 SIPPICAN LANDS TRUST 0 RR ROW {OFF} 0027-00009 6.93 SIPPICAN LANDS TRUST INC 0 ROUTE 195 {REAR} 0025-00007 10.38 SIPPICAN LANDS TRUST INC 0 ROUTE 195 {REAR} 0025-00008 1.15 SIPPICAN LANDS TRUST INC 0 OLD TRAIL 0026-00008 28.85 SIPPICAN LANDS TRUST INC 0 OLD TRAIL 0026-00009 4.61 SIPPICAN LANDS TRUST INC 0 OLD TRAIL 0027-00016 5.77 SIPPICAN LANDS TRUST INC 0 OLD TRAIL 0027-0015A 498.36 SIPPICAN POND LLC 383 POINT RD 0002-00170 5,420.16 SIPPICAN PRESERVATION LLC 16 COTTAGE ST 0014-0056A 5,710.87 SIPPICAN TENNIS CLUB 20 HOLMES ST 0016-00129 10,850.95 SIPPICAN TENNIS CLUB 0 HOLMES ST 0016-0130A 870.87 SIPPICAN WOMAN'S CLUB INC 152 FRONT ST 0014-00062-02 4,992.17 SIVVIANAKIS MENELAOS & EMILIA 434 WAREHAM ST 0013-0049F 4,578.72 SIX SCHOOL STREET ASSOCIATES 6 SCHOOL ST 0014-00048 5,583.97 SKAWINSKI SUSAN F 18 ZORA RD 0016-0003W 5,299.03 SKOMAL GREGORY B & KIMBERLY J 7 LADY SLIPPER LN 0005-0028D 6,449.19 SLOAN DAVID SCOTT TRUSTEE 513 POINT RD 0002-0006A 4,471.89 SLOTNICK SUSANNAH D 263 CONVERSE RD 0016-0016A 2,913.35 SLOTNIK SUSANNAH D 17 COVE ST 0017-00072 6,513.80 SLOTNIK SUSANNAH D 0 COVE ST 0017-00073 289.54 SMAGACZ DOROTHY E TRUSTEE 0 DELANO RD 007A-0002A 1,316.73 SMAGACZ ROBERT A 645 DELANO RD 007A-00002 3,629.75 SMALL ALICE J 8 BAYVIEW RD 0019-00127 3,324.03 SMEAD MICHAEL R & DIANE M 17 OLDE LOGGING RD 0017-0141A 7,034.08 SMITH CHARLES TRUSTEE 95 FRONT ST 0016-0131K 4,882.57 SMITH DANIEL B & 47 JOANNE DR 007B-00024 3,583.60 SMITH DONNA M TRUSTEE 23 ICHABOD LN 022A-00012 3,569.75 SMITH FRANK A & GERALDINE M 10 BLACKHALL CT 0008-0004J 4,991.02 SMITH GRACE A FAMILY IRREV TR 561 DELANO RD 0007-00012 3,577.83 SMITH JAY C & BILLIE R 558 DELANO RD 0007-00061 2,628.40 SMITH JON KIRK & MADELAINE ANN 584 DELANO RD 0007-00056 4,355.37 SMITH JUDITH A 308 CONVERSE RD 0015-00025 2,641.09 SMITH JUNE P 51 MILL ST 0024-00022 2,367.68 SMITH MARGARET C 83 FRONT ST 0016-0131H 5,596.66 SMITH NATALIE A 79 CONVERSE RD 0018-0042C 3,441.70 SMITH PAUL L & DIANNE A 24 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00041 6,155.02 SMITH ROXANA W & RONALD F 210 CONVERSE RD 0017-0024C 3,610.13 SMITH SANDRA G & 67 REGISTER RD 0002-00142 4,278.08 SMITH SUSAN E TRUSTEE 27 COUNTY RD 022A-00059 2,669.93 SMITH TIINA TRUSTEE 125 ALLENS POINT RD 0006-00043 49,519.60 SMOLINSKY MATTHEW F & 27 ICHABOD LN 022A-00014 2,750.68 SMR MARION LLC 311 WAREHAM ST 0011-00077 3,317.82 SNOW DALE R & SUSAN 15 REZENDES TERR 007A-00028 3,198.29 SNOW ELIZABETH F 591 FRONT ST 0022-0020A 3,177.52 DOUGLAS PETER R & EKMAN ULRIKA 326 FRONT ST 0013-00023 5,385.55 SOARES CETHE J 714 MILL ST 0017-00001 3,177.52 SOBIERAJ WILLIAM A & ELIZABETH Z 982 POINT RD 0011-00116 3,441.70 SODEN JAMES E & MARTHE S 24 EMILS WAY 0007-00083 4,265.39 SOLOMON ALAN & LINDA P 15 SPINNAKER LN 0019-00274 9,315.94 SOMMER M S & HURLEY P R TRUST 0 POINT RD {OFF} 0008-0039K 76.91 SOMMER M S & HURLEY P R TRUSTEES 0 POINT RD 0008-0039M 6,811.42 SOUTH STREET NOMINEE TRUST 77 PINEY POINT RD 0002-00039 26,552.17 SOUTHWORTH M A & STANKIEWICZ TRTS 137 FRONT ST 0016-00157 5,647.43 SOUZA DARLEEN LORANGER 750 MILL ST 0017-0004A 2,758.76 SOUZA DAVID M & GERALDINE A 21 JOANNE DR 007B-00011 3,415.17 SOUZA JOHN A JR & MARLENE A 798 MILL ST 0017-00011 2,735.68 SOWDEN PETER E & LORRAINE A TRTS 297 CONVERSE RD 0015-00038 5,736.25 SPADER JAMES T 24 FRASER WAY 0002-00012 16,313.79 SPARK SETH & JOANNE C 22 RIVER RD 0009-00034 2,857.97 SPARK SETH & JOANNE C 0 RIVER RD {OFF} 0009-0034A 12.44 SPARLING TODD A 536 DELANO RD 0007-00066 3,121.00

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SPAULDING RICHARD M JR 283 DELANO RD 0005-0019A 6,449.19 SPERRE MARK P & DIANNE M 41 JOANNE DR 007B-00021 4,357.68 SPERRY CHARLENE C 9 CLARK ST 0015-00040 4,808.74 SPERRY MATTHEW & STEPHANIE 270 CONVERSE RD 0015-0030A 3,385.17 CATERIANO JORGE A HUACO & 73 HOLMES ST 0016-0041A 4,964.48 SPERRY MAUREEN L TRUSTEE 11 MARCONI LN 0024-0013P 3,312.04 SPILLANE TERESA TR 76 HOLLY RD 0002-00125 6,653.38 SPRAGUE JOHN M & EILEEN C 9 WIANNO RD 0019-00089 4,790.28 SPRING JOHN K JR & DEBORAH F 142 POINT RD 0001-00017 20,078.05 ST AUBIN DAVID K & KENDRA J 646 DELANO RD 0007-00035 3,296.35 ST DON JAMES E & DOREEN A 2 SARAH SHERMAN LN 0012-00020 2,953.72 ST DON PAUL JAMES & ZORA A 15 GIFFORDS CORNER RD 0015-00005 2,773.75 SAVERY CHARLES R JR & ANDRIA 255 CONVERSE RD 0016-0012A 2,898.34 STAFFORD RONALD P & CHERYL A 28 COUNTY RD 0011-00013 3,052.94 HILL LUCIUS TUTTLE TRUSTEE 10 BEACH ST 0017-00060 5,339.41 STANTON ROBERT M & RACHAEL A 21 OAK AVE 005A-00110 3,022.94 STAPLES NELSON E & SHEILA R TRTS 7 CAPTAINS WAY 0019-00281 7,568.20 STARK MARTHA C 4 WEST AVE 0003-00001 22,265.32 STATON JOSEPHA 221 WAREHAM ST 0011-0089A 2,591.49 STEARNS EDWARD J III & NANCY E 9 LADY SLIPPER LN 0005-0028C 5,309.41 STEINBERG BARRY & MARGO 64 HOLMES ST 0016-00038 7,494.37 STELMACH MATTHEW L JR & VIRIGINA S TRS 5 SPINNAKER LN 0019-00271 5,975.05 STEMBERG DOLA HAMILTON 99 MOORINGS RD 0020-0010A 36,398.32 STEMBERG THOMAS G 112 POINT RD 0001-00019 13,900.42 STEMBERG THOMAS G 114 POINT RD 0001-00020 18,803.31 STERN JEREMY B & WENDY B R 93 B PINEY POINT RD 0002-00040 26,964.01 STEVENSON PHILIP D & JOAN LUKEY 50 POINT RD 0001-00023 20,955.96 STEWART DEBRA 22 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00077 2,861.43 STEWART JAMES K 21 COVE ST 0017-00074 8,671.06 STICKLES JOCELYN M 29 JENNEY LN 0008-0030B 5,861.99 STICKLES ROBERT A & ALLISON V 8 RIDGEWOOD LN 0005-0025B 4,601.09 STIFFLER SALLY V & JACK J 286 DELANO RD 0005-0004A 11,239.02 AMBROSI CHRISTIAN 5 COVE ST 0017-00069 5,552.82 STINSON JENNIE A TRUSTEE 0 SPRING ST 0013-00030 266.92 STINSON JENNIE A TRUSTEE 357 FRONT ST 0011-00067 7,847.76 STONE ELLEN O 84 FRONT ST 0016-0049A 7,533.59 STONE R GREGG III 25 SPRING RD 0004-00007 18,043.07 STONE ROBERT G JR 18 NORTH GREAT HILL DR 0004-00003 16,350.71 STONE ROOSTER INC 27 WAREHAM ST 0009-0021B 4,614.93 STRAND EIVIND H & SYLVIA 0 CONVERSE RD (OFF) 0017-0026G 15.83 STRAND EIVIND H & SYLVIA 0 CONVERSE RD {OFF} 0017-0026B 54.29 STRAND EIVIND H & SYLVIA 34 ZORA RD 0016-0003S 5,723.56 STRAND ERIC H 3 SCHOOL ST 0014-00058 7,034.08 STRAND JENNIFER E 84 CONVERSE RD 0018-00093 4,678.39 STRAND ROY S 32 COTTAGE ST 0014-00045 8,335.36 STREETER THOMAS T & ALLYN A 62 PLEASANT ST 0015-00060 8,013.50 STROM THOMAS G & SEWELL ALAN J TRTS 10 PITCHER ST 0016-00059 4,454.58 SUDDUTH CHARLOTTE & ROBERT 522 C POINT RD 0006-0039B 18,668.33 SUDOFSKY MICHAEL 163 FRONT ST 0014-00077 9,921.13 SUDOFSKY MICHAEL & KATHERINE A 22 ALLEN ST 0016-00111 11,299.00 SUGHRUE OLIVER STEVENS & 663 POINT RD 0006-00009 3,634.36 SULLIVAN NATALIE M 458 MILL ST 0013-00056 2,057.35 SULLIVAN PATRICIA E 0 CONVERSE RD {OFF} 0017-0025A 15.83 SULLIVAN PATRICIA E 202 CONVERSE RD 0017-0024A 2,810.67 SULLIVAN SHEILAH A 39 LEWIS ST 0016-0187A 5,198.67 SULLIVAN THOMAS G & PENNY A 27 PINE HILL LN 0009-00101 6,172.32 SUNDBERG RONALD & VIRGINIA 24 JENNEY LN 0008-0030H 7,006.38 SUOZZO WENDY REPASS 4 WATER ST 0016-0114B 15,896.18 SURPRENANT MARK P & DEBRA A 1 JENNA DR 007B-00028 3,499.38 DRISCOLL DONNA M 1 RIDGEWOOD LN 0005-00026 6,076.57 SWANSON STUART G 7 CEDAR LN 0019-00219 2,927.19 SWEENEY JOHN B & MARGARET A 361 FRONT ST 0011-00066 4,211.17 SWEENEY LISA 307 CONVERSE RD 0015-00044 4,430.35 SWEET SHAWN 3 CARD DR 0018-00087 3,802.79 SWOISH CHRISTOPHER D & SUSAN L 11 RIDGEWOOD LN 0005-00024 4,796.05 SWOISH JANET D & JANET D TRT 41 REGISTER RD 0002-00138 5,624.36

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SYLVIA AMANDA 166 SPRING ST 0013-0049C 2,609.94 SYLVIA AMANDA 0 SPRING ST 0013-0049D 159.20 SYLVIA COMPANIES INC 265 WAREHAM ST 0011-00082 4,651.39 SYLVIA JOANNE 10 COUNTY RD 0011-00006 2,410.37 SYLVIA JOHN B JR & CAROLINE 730 MILL ST 0017-0002B 2,261.55 SYLVIA MARC F 2 RIVER RD 0009-00038 3,770.48 SYLVIA ROBERT J & WINIFRED E 165 SPRING ST 0013-0022F 3,339.02 SYLVIA ROBERT J JR & 8 HOLLY LN 0019-00242 7,373.24 SYLVIA RONALD 547 MILL ST 0024-0012A 2,056.20 SYMCHYCH STEPHEN L & ALICIA R 21 SOUTH ST 0016-00152 10,173.08 SZABO GABRIEL & JENNIFER A 1 REBECCA DR 007B-00067 4,488.03 TABER JOHN S & BERNADETTE I 400 FRONT ST 0023-00051 2,976.79 TAHTINEN DAVID AARON & ROBIN LEE 453 COUNTY RD 0021-0012A 3,228.28 TAHTINEN HILMA M 491 COUNTY RD 0021-00012 5,918.52 TALARICO-HOWARD THOMAS V 14 COLE RD 005A-00030 2,008.90 TALBOTT HAROLD E III 15 MAIN ST 0014-00095 6,656.84 TARLOW ARTHUR S JR & JANET D 16 JENNEY LN 0008-0030M 6,163.09 TAVARES TERESA J 517 DELANO RD 0007-0017F 4,723.37 TAYLOR GEORGE B III & VIOLA S 33 ABELS WAY 0017-0002L 3,174.06 TAYLOR MICHAEL H M & KAREN S 45 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00090 5,033.69 TEIXEIRA ANTHONY P & LINDA M 8 HILL ST 0010-00070 2,734.53 TEIXEIRA CYNTHIA D 907 POINT RD 007A-00020 2,369.98 TEIXEIRA HELEN L 788 MILL ST 0017-00008 1,970.84 TEIXEIRA MERTON 609 A DELANO RD 007A-00008 70.12 TEIXEIRA ROBERT E 904 POINT RD 007A-00054 2,494.58 TENCH BRUCE W SR 20 COLE RD 005A-00031 1,997.37 TENEYCK RJ/RK/JE & CC 63 CONVERSE RD 0019-00137 3,374.80 TENGLIN ROGER & EMILY 88 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-0128B 1,758.57 TERNULLO LISA A 39 CROSS NECK RD 0005-0013T 4,418.82 TERPENY H RAYMOND TRUSTEE 7 HERMITAGE RD 0012-00011 3,453.23 TERPENY H RAYMOND TRUSTEE 11 HERMITAGE RD 0012-00012 2,368.83 TERRELL FAMILY TRUST 6 WILSON RD 005A-00014 3,747.41 TETREAULT A H & C F TRTS 50 WEST AVE 0003-00012 14,211.90 TETREAULT ARTHUR J 694 C MILL ST 0015-00009 3,752.02 TETREAULT LOIS K 34 DEXTER RD 005A-00013 2,120.81 TEVES RICHARD E & KIMBERLY A 50 JOANNE DR 007B-00037 3,310.19 THACHER PINEY POINT LTD PTNRSP 0 HOLLY RD 0002-00115 766.82 THACHER PINEY POINT LTD PTNRSP 67 HOLLY RD 0002-00043 18,617.57 THACHER PINEY POINT LTD PTNRSP 0 HOLLY RD 0002-00044 13,975.40 THACKERAY DALE D 419 COUNTY RD 0021-0008C 2,932.95 THACKERAY DOUGLAS L 120 CONVERSE RD 0018-0033C 4,289.61 THACKERAY DOUGLAS L & 0 ROUTE 195 {OFF} 0025-00023 56.55 THACKERAY JANET L 88 ALLEN ST 0016-00015 4,963.32 THE COVE IN MARION TRUST 0 JENNEY LN 0008-00042 115.36 THE COVE IN MARION TRUST 0 JENNEY LN 0008-00043 264.65 THE COVE IN MARION TRUST 0 JENNEY LN 0008-00044 1,046.18 THEROUX MARGARET M 7 SOUTH ST 0016-00156 13,847.35 THOMAS PAUL A & CYNTHIA J 19 ABELS WAY 0017-0002N 3,494.77 THOMAS PAUL J 692 MILL ST 0015-00012 2,226.94 THOMAS SHIRLEE L TR 36 PITCHER ST 0016-00052 6,693.75 THOMAS WILLIAM K & DONNA M 392 POINT RD 0002-0017A 6,150.40 THOMAS WILLIAM K JR 617 MILL ST 0026-0035A 3,368.57 THOMPSON DEBORAH J 321 CONVERSE RD 0015-0048A 4,141.95 THOMPSON JOSEPH ELMORE & 0 WAREHAM ST 0011-0088A 852.77 THOMPSON JOSEPH ELMORE & 229 WAREHAM ST 0011-00088 1,894.69 THOMPSON KENNETH & MARY MELISSA 23 MANSFIELD AVE 005A-00115 1,755.11 THOMPSON MARK D & HEATHER A 5 HERMITAGE RD 0012-00010 2,007.75 THOMPSON MICHAEL & STEPHANIE 601 DELANO RD 0007-0004A 5,003.71 THOMPSON NANCY E TRUSTEE 56 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0020E 4,589.55 THOMPSON ROBERT R 71 ALLEN ST 0016-00028 5,570.13 THORNE LADD M & SIGRID P TRS 86 HAMMETTS COVE RD 0008-0039E 25,226.66 CUNNINGHAM JAMES S & HELEN E TRS 105 FRONT ST 0016-00133 7,149.44 CUNNINGHAM JAMES S & HELEN E TRS 0 FRONT ST {OFF} 0016-0135D 286.14 THRALL DAVID E & BARBARA S 12 SPARROW LN 0026-00038 3,410.56 THUN DAVID L TRUSTEE 61 LEWIS ST 0016-0013A 7,199.04 TIFFANY EDWIN P & JOAN T 108 MAIN ST 0015-0067A 3,453.23

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TIFFT W N & P M TRUSTEES 31 PAWKECHATT WAY 0016-0131T 12,444.55 TILDEN THOMAS N & LINDA P 60 PLEASANT ST 0015-0060A 6,624.54 TILDEN WILLIAM J & CYNTHIA A 481 MILL ST 0024-00015 3,790.10 TILLMAN COYT C & SUSAN C 32 OLDE SHEEPFIELD RD 0017-00126 6,189.63 TINKHAM GEORGE L 57 OAKDALE AVE 0012-00016 5,110.99 TIRRELL WAYNE F & KIMBERLY W 173 CONVERSE RD 0017-0041A 7,122.90 TITCOMB WILLIAM D & SHARON L 21 DORAN WAY 005A-00156 2,036.60 TITUS SUSAN H 36 SOUTH ST 0016-00073 6,073.10 TOBIN DONNA M 490 POINT RD 0002-0011A 5,294.42 TOMASIK SALLY J 614 FRONT ST 0023-00070 4,342.67 TOMLINSON JAMES A TRT 1 WEST DR 0006-00027 24,527.57 TOMLINSON MARY L TRUSTEE 48 SOUTH ST 0016-00070 7,697.40 TOPSL NOMINEE REALTY TRUST 0 POINT RD 0006-0027A 17,661.22 TORRES DONALD J & ORA MAE TRUSTEES 21 DEXTER RD 005A-00056 6,877.18 TOSCA JEFFREY E & PAULA M 59 WAREHAM ST 0009-00020 2,656.08 TOSCA JEFFREY E & PAULA M 6 OAK ST 0010-00072 2,611.09 TOSCA JEFFREY E & PAULA M TRTS 6 REBECCA DR 007B-00064 4,542.26 TOTTENHAM D G & E W WELD TRUSTEES 10 BAY RD 0002-00060 5,361.33 TOURINHO DUSTIN B & COURTNEY R 26 MARVEL ST 0010-00022 3,031.02 TOWER A W III & DEBRA E TRTS 453 FRONT ST 0011-00019 2,825.67 BREEN MOLLY 369 COUNTY RD 0021-0006B 2,496.88 TRACY MICHAEL J & 32 JOANNE DR 007B-00046 3,468.24 TRAENKLE JEFFREY S 82 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00120 7,745.85 TRAHAN KAITLIN B & KEVIN R 12 OAK AVE 005A-00124 3,231.74 TRAUTMAN MARY LEE TRUSTEE 555 DELANO RD 0007-00013 2,781.83 TREICHLER MARC A TRUSTEE 20 ICHABOD LN 022A-00009 3,190.22 TREMBLAY JEANETTE A 1991 REV TR 14 STONEY RUN LN 0007-00103 5,176.75 TREMONT ADVENT CHRISTIAN CAMP ASSN 21 OAKDALE AVE 0012-0005A 6,283.07 TREMONT ADVENT CHRISTIAN CAMP ASSN 45 B OAKDALE AVE 0012-0005B 3,581.28 TREMONT ADVENT CHRISTIAN CAMP ASSN 45 K OAKDALE AVE 0012-0005B-01 364.18 TREZISE FREDERICK W III & 7 REBECCA DR 007B-00062 5,069.45 TRIPP GLENN R & MARIA C 28 RIVER VIEW LN 0009-00064 6,559.94 TRIPP JAMES G & KATHY 6 DERBY LN 0011-0018A 5,538.98 TRIPP JEFFREY D 580 DELANO RD 0007-0056B 3,432.48 TRIPP JEFFREY J & SHELBY J 24 MANSFIELD AVE 005A-00118 1,892.39 TRIPP JOSEPH G IV & MAEGHEN R 15 ABELS WAY 0017-0002P 3,229.44 TRIPP SHELBY J TRUSTEE 20 MANSFIELD AVE 005A-00130 3,300.96 TRUMBULL HELEN A 24 HERMITAGE RD 0012-0028D 13,946.57 TRUMBULL HELEN A 34 HERMITAGE RD 0012-0028A 30,759.42 TUCKER CHARLES E JR 928 POINT RD 007A-00044 2,517.65 TUCKER CHARLES E JR 0 POINT RD 007A-00045 102.92 TULKA ELAINE A 15 HASTINGS RD 0008-00012 3,085.23 TULLER S S & A H TRUSTEES 15 PITCHER ST 0016-00065 4,784.52 TURNBULL ALEXANDER M TRUSTEE 11 WILDFLOWER LN 0005-0013R 6,216.16 TURNBULL JEANNETTE Z & PORTER V TRTS 213 CONVERSE RD 0017-0027A 6,752.59 TURNER LYNNE ANN GERLACH 242 WAREHAM ST 0008-0002A 3,021.33 TWEEDY & BARNES INC 0 POINT RD 0009-00016 481.04 TWYMAN ROBERT & SONYA 33 MILL ST 0024-0013C 2,608.79 UCCI ANTHONY & MARTHA 38 PINE HILL LN 0009-00106 7,723.94 UNHOCH DAGMAR S TRUSTEE 1 ALLEN ST 0016-00127 15,816.58 URQUHART ALEXANDER G & 500 DELANO RD 0007-00074 4,210.01 URQUHART ALEXANDER G REVOCABLE 0 DELANO RD 0007-00075 1,300.59 URQUHART GREGORY D & ANNE D 554 DELANO RD 0007-00063 4,168.48 URQUHART MARILYN J REVOCABLE TR 556 DELANO RD 0007-00062 3,097.93 VAN BUREN DONNA J 28 BRIGGS LN 0015-0061A 5,029.08 VAN DEN BROEK ALBERTUS W & 34 POINT RD 0001-00026 15,523.57 VAN FLEET JOHN JR 0 QUELLE LN 0019-00173 14.70 VAN FLEET JOHN JR 0 QUELLE LN 0019-00164 10.18 VAN STEPHOUDT THEODOR J 659 FRONT ST 0022-00017 7,637.42 VAN STEPHOUDT THEODOR J 0 ROCHESTER RD 0022-00018 87.09 VAN VOORHIS JOHN & DAVIES SUSAN M 6 COTTAGE ST 0014-0060A 4,266.54 VANARIA SALVATORE J 0 DEXTER RD 005A-00138 1,055.22 VANDAL LEO P & DORIS A 38 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00050 2,983.72 VANDER VEER ELIZABETH V 11 ZORA RD 0016-0003N 6,610.70 VANDERPOL MATTHEW J & 10 BRIGGS TERR 0023-00063 2,937.57 VANINWEGEN JASON & ANDREA 41 SPRING ST 0014-00028 5,744.33

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VAULT NOMINEE TRUST 36 MAIN ST 0016-00090 5,715.03 VERGONI JOSEPH P & JOHANNA L 47 CROSS NECK RD 0005-0013D 5,505.53 VERNI MARY L 5 INDIAN COVE RD 0018-00053 4,860.65 VERRONNEAU NICOLE 973 POINT RD 0010-00015 2,229.24 VIAU JOHN C & DEBORAH C 59 OAKDALE AVE 0012-0018A 6,127.33 VICKERY FAMILY IRREV R E TRUST 12 PARK ST 0014-00020 3,216.75 VICKERY FAMILY IRREV R E TRUST 611 MILL ST 0024-00001 5,158.29 VIERA RICHARD JR 24 PARLOWTOWN RD 0026-0015C 4,521.49 VIERKANT JOANN M 40 QUAILS CROSSING RD 0023-00079 2,995.25 VIGEANT DANIEL P & ANDO LISA M 23 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046E 3,453.23 VILLAGE WAY REALTY TRUST 0 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00044 2,379.21 VILLAGE WAY REALTY TRUST 0 HOLLY POND RD 0018-0044B 220.55 VINCENT JOHN M & ARLEEN M 176 WAREHAM ST 007A-00077 2,459.97 VISINHO CARLOS & SHELLEY ANN 59 PARKWAY LN 0011-0046L 3,950.44 VIVIAN VERA E TRUSTEE 28 COVE ST 0017-00084 11,602.41 VIVINO PAUL G & COUCCI LINDA L 34 REGISTER RD 0002-00166 7,292.48 VO HUYNH THANH 131 BULLIVANT FARM RD 0009-00077 6,366.13 VON ZWECK HEIMART & LAURA B 17 OLD KNOLL RD 0017-0022B 4,291.92 VOYE CHRISTOPHER J 23 MARVEL ST 0010-00034 2,350.38 VRATTOS WILLIAM C & HEATHER R 0 WATER ST 0016-0177A 2,229.24 VRATTOS WILLIAM C & HEATHER R 72 WATER ST 0016-0138A 20,764.46 WAAGEN ANITA 26 BRIGGS TERR 0023-00067 2,966.41 WADSWORTH CHRISTOPHER & LAURA 48 COVE CIR 0002-00095 6,212.70 WALKER CHERYL TRUSTEE 587 FRONT ST 0022-0021A 5,333.63 WALKER GEORGE T J & L KELLY L 639 POINT RD 0006-00011 5,384.40 WALKER GEORGE T J & L KELLY L 0 JACKSON CT 0006-0011B 220.55 WALKER GEORGE T J & L KELLY L 0 JACKSON CT 0006-0011C 339.30 WALKER GEORGE T J & L KELLY L 0 JACKSON CT 0006-0011D 629.97 WALKER GEORGE T J & L KELLY L 0 JACKSON COURT 0006-0011E 187.75 WALLACE JANET M 17 PLEASANT ST 0016-0040A 6,724.90 WALLACE NANCY J 73 PLEASANT ST 0016-00078 5,467.46 WALLACE PETER R 167 CONVERSE RD 0017-00043 16,644.88 WALLACE TIMOTHY J & ALISON C 22 OLDE MEADOW RD 0017-00111 4,699.14 WALSH MARY BETH L & PETER E 35 MAIN ST 0014-00068 4,745.29 WALSH SHAUN P & KAREN 44 JOANNE DR 007B-00040 3,825.86 WALSH WILLIAM & TERESE S TRUSTEES 0 REGISTER RD 0002-00150 1,249.82 WALSH WILLIAM E & THERESE S 104 REGISTER RD 0002-00149 7,558.97 WALTHER MICHAEL D & DONNA 8 WEST RIVER RD 0009-00093 7,084.83 MAFFEI JAMES S & WANIGA TRINA K 9 VINE ST 0016-00142 9,687.40 WARBURG J F & S W TRTS 9 PIE ALLEY 0016-00115 11,738.54 WARBURG J F & S W TRTS 0 WATERS WAY {OFF} 0016-00097 113.10 WARD PETER & ANNA A 27 RYDER LN 0013-00039 8,549.93 WAREHAM WILLIAM M & BEVERLY L 27 BEACH ST 0017-00055 6,167.71 WARNER GARY W & 16 OLDE MEADOW RD 0017-00108 6,553.01 WARNER LAWRENCE L 46 CONVERSE RD 0018-00071 6,322.29 WASELESKI JOHN C & ELAINE J TRS 46 HOLLY POND RD 0018-00024 8,380.34 WASHBURN ELECTRICAL CO INC 13 WASHBURN LN 0011-00069 3,590.06 WASHBURN RALPH G & PHYLLIS M 325 WAREHAM ST 0011-00072 2,717.23 WASHBURN RALPH JR &CHARLENE M 63 ALLEN ST 0016-00030 4,976.01 WASHBURN WARREN L JR TR 104 MAIN ST 0015-00068 3,730.10 WASHBURN WARREN L JR TR 319 WAREHAM ST 0011-00073 3,870.85 WASHBURN WILLIAM R & JOYCE M 45 ROCKY KNOOK LN 0026-00046 3,607.83 WATERMAN JOHN P & MALLORY Y 2 MAIN ST 0016-00165 21,102.47 WATERMAN JOHN P & MALLORY Y 0 WATER ST 0016-00179 2,045.82 WATERSTREET91MARION LLC 91 WATER ST 0016-00178 18,204.58 WATLING LOUISE S 0 QUELLE LN 0019-00146 2,071.21 WATLING LOUISE S 9 QUELLE LN 0019-00147 2,997.56 WATSON DH & JA TRUSTEES 32 OAKDALE AVE 0012-0020A 2,836.05 WATSON JENNIFER M TRUSTEE 15 CRAPO ST 0016-00202 4,610.32 WATSON JENNIFER M TRUSTEE 7 CRAPO ST 0016-00204 4,639.16 WATTERS JOEL O & GIBBS KELLY M 421 FRONT ST 0011-00023 2,736.84 WEBB JEAN TRUSTEE 0 REGISTER RD 0002-00136 2,523.42 WEBB JEAN TRUSTEE 37 REGISTER RD 0002-00137 6,576.09 WEBB R DAVIS JR & JENNIFER W 345 POINT RD 0002-00106 6,961.39 WEBB RICHARD DAVIS & 91 A ALLENS POINT RD 0006-0042A 27,258.19 WEBB SHARMAN S 0 FRONT ST 0022-0025F 1,207.14

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232 ORR High, 135 Marion Rd. 418 Tabor Academic Center, 85 Spring St. 233 ORR Junior High, 133 Marion Rd. 419 Tabor Chapel, 88 Spring St. 271 Marion Police Dept., 550 Mill St. 422 Tabor Baxter House, 196 Front St. 272 Verizon, 600 Mill St. 423 Tabor Lillard Hall, 215 Front St. 273 Wastewater Plant, 50 Benson Brook 424 Tabor Bushnell House, 217 Front St. 281 Brewer/Teledyne, 513 Mill St. 425 Tabor Dexter House, 218 Front St. 282 Lockheed-Martin, Bld. 1, 1 Barnabas Rd. 426 Tabor Hoyt Hall, 235 Front St. 283 Lockheed-Martin, Bld. 2&3, 13 Barnabas Rd. 427 Tabor Oceanology Lab, 255 Front St. 284 Lockheed-Martin, Bld. 4, 7 Barnabas Rd. 431 Tabor Knowlton House, 283 Front St. 285 Lockheed-Martin, Bld.5, 21 Barnabas Rd. 432 Tabor Daggett House, 275 Front St. 286 Lockheed-Martin, Maintenance, Highland Rd. 433 Tabor Fish Center, 113 Spring St. 287 Thompson Consultants, 525 Mill St. 434 Tabor Fo’c’sle House, 260 Front St. 292 Sippican Healthcare, 15 Mill St. 441 Burr Bothers Boat Yard, 307 Front St. 293 Marconi Village, 41 Mill St. 442 Burr Brother Boat Yard, 309 Front St. 294 Tower Building, 13 Marconi Ln. 461 Pilgrim Place Bldg. 2, 354 Front St. 31 Sewer Station, Front & Lewis St. 463 Cumberland Farms, 406 Wareham St. 372 Congregational Church, 28 Main St. 465 Saltonstall Architects, 380 Wareham St. 3721 Congregational Chr. Comm. Ctr., 140 Front St. 471 KinderCare Learning Ctr., 381 Front St. 373 St. Gabriel’s Church, 30 South St. 472 Brewfish, 210 Spring St. 381 U.S. Post Office, 143 Front St. 473 Baldwin Brothers, 204 Spring St. 382 Sippican Women’s Club, 152 Front St. 474 Marion Village, 36 Village Dr. 3830 Music Hall, 160 Front St. 475 Marion Village, 38 Village Dr. 3920 Sippican School, 16 Spring St. 5121 Littleneck Village, B-1/2, 330 Wareham St. 3930 Elizabeth Taber Library, 8 Spring St. 5123 Littleneck Village, B-3, 330 Wareham St. 3950 Town House, 2 Spring St. 5124 Littleneck Village, B-4, 330 Wareham St. 41 Fire Station, 50 Spring St. 5125 Littleneck Village, B-5, 330 Wareham St. 411 Tabor Matsumura House, 47 Spring St. 5126 Littleneck Village, B-6, 330 Wareham St. 412 Tabor West House, 70 Spring St. 514 Chet’s Plumbing, 312 Wareham St. 413 Tabor Spring St. Dorm, 78 Spring St. 531 Old Landing Complex, 240 Wareham St. 4141 Tabor Williams House, 82 Spring St. 532 Old Landing Complex, 238-240 Wareham St. 4142 Tabor Pokoik House, 72 Spring St. 533 Old Landing Complex, 15 Creek Rd. 4143 Tabor Hitchcock House, 88 Spring St. 541 215 Wareham St. 4144 Tabor Makepeace Dorm, 90 Spring St. 561 Marion Market Place, 119 Wareham Rd. 4145 Tabor Heath House, 84 Spring St. 621 Fire Station 2, 871 Point Rd. 416 Tabor Library, 214 Front St. 821 Kittansett Maint. Bldg., 261 Point Rd. 417 Tabor Art Building, 61 Spring St. 861 Kittansett Club, 11 Point Rd.

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