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Real Estate Tax Commitment Book Farmington Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 19.940 08/31/2017 11:26 AM 2017 Taxes Receivable Page 1 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 3207 0 0 0 0 0.00 176 SANDY RIVER TERRACE R14-048-007 2640 0 0 0 0 0.00 199 RED SCHOOLHOUSE RD R04-002-B 3320 0 0 0 0 0.00 157 MOORE AVE U10-094-018 3666 0 0 0 0 0.00 117 EVERGREEN LANE U06-020-B-010 3740 0 0 0 0 0.00 ME 105 TWIN BIRCHES LN U30-051-002 2485 117 MAIN ST HOLDINGS, 29,000 511,000 0 540,000 10,767.60 LLC 262 JEWETT HILL RD Acres 0.48 CANTON ME 04221 113 MAIN ST U19-011 B3454P171 07/06/2012 2400 131 WILTON ROAD, LLC 125,000 739,000 0 864,000 17,228.16 322 FORE ST Acres 0.85 PORTLAND ME 04101 131 WILTON RD U31-017 B3795P44 01/19/2016 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 154,000 1,250,000 0 1,404,000 27,995.76 Subtotals: 154,000 1,250,000 0 1,404,000 27,995.76 Farmington Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 19.940 08/31/2017 11:26 AM 2017 Taxes Receivable Page 2 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 2702 ABBOTT, PAMELA J. 0 12,000 12,000 0 0.00 C/O ROBERT BARRY 01 Homestead Exempt 884 WHITTIER RD FARMINGTON ME 04938 884 WHITTIER RD R02-018-ON B3892P39 02/21/2017 109 ABBOTT, PAMELA JEAN 35,000 8,000 21,000 22,000 438.68 BARRY, ERIC S Acres 3.25 01 Homestead Exempt 884 WHITTIER RD FARMINGTON ME 04938 888 WHITTIER RD R02-018 B3892P38 08/23/2016 1235 ABBOTT, SHELLY L 31,000 53,000 21,000 63,000 1,256.22 373 VIENNA RD Acres 0.80 01 Homestead Exempt CHESTERVILLE ME 04938 234 MAPLE AVE U11-054 B2751P142 04/25/2006 1212 ABELL, JONATHAN H. 29,000 147,000 21,000 155,000 3,090.70 ABELL, NICOLE V. Acres 0.59 01 Homestead Exempt 125 JOHNSON HGTS FARMINGTON ME 04938 125 JOHNSON HGTS U13-137-D B3038P187 06/10/2008 B2736P199 03/20/2006 4235 ABGRAB, MICHAEL L. 58,000 180,000 0 238,000 4,745.72 14 HERITAGE DRIVE Acres 33.00 WESTPORT MA 02790 100 SAVAGE RD R12-021-H B3359P142 07/06/2011 2767 ABL MANAGEMENT LIMITED 30,000 94,000 0 124,000 2,472.56 LIAB CO 56 JEWELL ST Acres 2.80 C/O RICHARD SIMCOCK JAY ME 04239 115 VACATION ESTATES LN R13-020-B B2329P304 08/12/2003 2549 ADAMS JR, FLOYD J. 16,000 0 0 16,000 319.04 718 KNOWLTON CORNER RD Acres 35.00 FARMINGTON ME 04938 KNOWLTON CORNER RD R03-018-A B1674P129 06/01/1997 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 199,000 494,000 75,000 618,000 12,322.92 Subtotals: 353,000 1,744,000 75,000 2,022,000 40,318.68 Farmington Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 19.940 08/31/2017 11:26 AM 2017 Taxes Receivable Page 3 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 4007 ADAMS JR, FLOYD J. 73,000 18,000 21,000 70,000 1,395.80 718 KNOWLTON CORNER RD Acres 57.69 01 Homestead Exempt FARMINGTON ME 04938 718 KNOWLTON CORNER RD R03-018-B B1674P129 06/01/1997 1770 ADAMS, AARON M. 48,000 157,000 21,000 184,000 3,668.96 264 SEAMON ROAD Acres 18.34 01 Homestead Exempt FARMINGTON ME 04938 264 SEAMON RD R05-030-A B3502P161 12/07/2012 B3094P292 11/26/2008 548 ADAMS, ANTHONY W. 18,000 18,000 0 36,000 717.84 GRISWOLD, PAMELA J. Acres 0.43 226 MILE HILL RD NEW SHARON ME 04955 111 THOMAS MCCLELLEN RD U31-005 B1876P24 09/08/1999 2501 ADAMS, BARBARA E 13,000 57,000 0 70,000 1,395.80 134 QUEBEC ST Acres 0.23 FARMINGTON ME 04938 123 TOWN FARM RD U29-035-A B2910P217 06/06/2007 720 ADAMS, BRIAN J. 25,000 105,000 0 130,000 2,592.20 DICKINSON, ANNE R. Acres 0.34 3332 EDGEMERE DR ROCHESTER NY 14612 150 GREENWOOD AVE U14-022 B3824P247 06/03/2016 9 ADAMS, GARY K, HEIRS OF 25,000 0 0 25,000 498.50 C/O BARBARA ADAMS Acres 4.00 134 QUEBEC ST FARMINGTON ME 04938 NEW VINEYARD RD R16-047-A B437P347 04/21/1972 1345 ADAMS, GREGORY 28,000 25,000 0 53,000 1,056.82 118 RIVER RD Acres 1.00 AVON ME 04966 493 WEEKS MILLS RD R07-008 B3735P77 05/28/2015 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 230,000 380,000 42,000 568,000 11,325.92 Subtotals: 583,000 2,124,000 117,000 2,590,000 51,644.60 Farmington Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 19.940 08/31/2017 11:26 AM 2017 Taxes Receivable Page 4 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 13 ADAMS, GREGORY 15,000 0 0 15,000 299.10 118 RIVER ROAD Acres 30.00 AVON ME 04966 WEEKS MILLS RD R07-008-B B3735P77 05/28/2015 1046 ADAMS, JESSICA 26,000 54,000 21,000 59,000 1,176.46 ADAMS, TROY T Acres 1.28 01 Homestead Exempt 1145 REDING AVE RED WING MN 55066 171 MIDDLE ST U13-032 B2661P25 09/16/2005 3911 ADAMS, MCKINLEY G. 28,000 23,000 0 51,000 1,016.94 85 STATE ST #4 Acres 4.80 PORTLAND ME 04101 733 KNOWLTON CORNER RD R03-017-D B3569P273 07/24/2013 16 ADAMS, RANDY W. 17,000 10,000 0 27,000 538.38 ADAMS, BONITA F. Acres 0.79 378 EAST JAY RD JAY ME 04239 277 MASON RD R01-034 B3206P77 11/19/2009 3317 ADAMS, SANDRA 0 3,000 3,000 0 0.00 116 MOORE AVE 01 Homestead Exempt FARMINGTON ME 04938 116 MOORE AVE U10-094-005 1122 ADAMS, SCOTT T & DAN C 13,000 0 0 13,000 259.22 488 FARMINGTON FALLS RD Acres 0.13 FARMINGTON ME 04938 HIGH ST U16-041 B983P143 12/24/1986 711 ADAMS, SCOTT T.& DAN C. 26,000 62,000 0 88,000 1,754.72 TRUSTEES ADAMS REAL ESTATE TRUST Acres 1.25 488 FARMINGTON FALLS RD FARMINGTON ME 04938 496 FARMINGTON FALLS RD U03-004-A Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 125,000 152,000 24,000 253,000 5,044.82 Subtotals: 708,000 2,276,000 141,000 2,843,000 56,689.42 Farmington Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 19.940 08/31/2017 11:26 AM 2017 Taxes Receivable Page 5 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 2976 ADAMS, SCOTT T.& DAN C. 17,000 21,000 0 38,000 757.72 TRUSTEES ADAMS REAL ESTATE TRUST Acres 0.21 488 FARMINGTON FALLS RD FARMINGTON ME 04938 108 HIGH ST U16-042 B983P143 12/24/1986 1822 ADAMS, SHERMAN G 27,000 108,000 21,000 114,000 2,273.16 ADAMS,SHIRLEY I Acres 0.42 01 Homestead Exempt 105 LAKE AVE FARMINGTON ME 04938 105 LAKE AVE U13-151 B706P184 08/27/1982 3 ADAMS, VERNA J. 20,000 56,000 27,300 48,700 971.08 175 HOLLEY RD Acres 0.54 01 Homestead Exempt FARMINGTON ME 04938 22 Post WW1vWid/Res 175 HOLLEY RD U23-020 B352P7 1430 ADAMS, WAYNE D 29,000 187,000 21,000 195,000 3,888.30 PEARY-ADAMS, JUDITH Acres 2.76 02 Homestead Exempt ANNE 606 TEMPLE RD FARMINGTON ME 04938 606 TEMPLE RD R10-033 B3696P124 11/02/0614 782 ADAMS, WAYNE D 20,000 0 0 20,000 398.80 606 TEMPLE RD Acres 29.00 FARMINGTON ME 04938 TEMPLE RD R10-034 B768P176 02/09/1984 22 ADAMS-MCFARLANE FUNERAL 38,000 259,000 21,000 276,000 5,503.44 & CREMATION SERVICES Acres 0.35 01 Homestead Exempt 108 COURT ST FARMINGTON ME 04938 108 COURT ST U16-045 B2800P159 08/18/2006 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 151,000 631,000 90,300 691,700 13,792.50 Subtotals: 859,000 2,907,000 231,300 3,534,700 70,481.92 Farmington Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 19.940 08/31/2017 11:26 AM 2017 Taxes Receivable Page 6 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 28 AISHTON, RICHARD W. 30,000 87,000 21,000 96,000 1,914.24 AISHTON, PATRICIA K. Acres 1.43 01 Homestead Exempt 56 LAW LAROUTE DES FRENES VIAZIER FRANCE 74500 458 MOSHER HILL RD R17-034 B572P111 11/24/1978 1207 AISHTON, RICHARD W. 12,000 1,000 0 13,000 259.22 AISHTON, PATRICIA K. Acres 0.80 458 MOSHER HILL RD FARMINGTON ME 04938 MOSHER HILL RD R17-033-A B558P211 07/01/1978 1696 ALBERT, DEBBIE HOGAN 18,000 0 0 18,000 358.92 278 BANGOR RD Acres 10.88 ELLSWORTH ME 04605 WILTON RD U34-006-A B2142P271 05/21/2002 1695 ALBERT, DEBBIE HOGAN 12,000 37,000 0 49,000 977.06 278 BANGOR RD Acres 0.08 ELLSWORTH ME 04605 121 PERKINS ST U13-065 B3068P40 08/29/2008 B2142P271 05/21/2002 2199 ALEXANDER, JONATHAN M 36,000 108,000 21,000 123,000 2,452.62 ALEXANDER, ANGELA J Acres 9.30 01 Homestead Exempt PO BOX 581 FARMINGTON ME 04938 633 TEMPLE RD R10-040-D B2793P25 08/03/2006 169 ALEXANDER, JONATHAN M.
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