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HANOVER NH - APRIL 1, 2021 PARCEL ID OWNER 1 OWNER 2 PROPERTY LOCATION LAND AREA LAND ASSMT SFYI ASSMT BLDG ASSMT TOTAL ASSMT 23-77-1 102 SOUTH MAIN STREET LLC 102 MAIN ST 0.38 274,800 0 207,200 482,000 25-54-17 13 COLLEGE HILL HANOVER NH LLC 13 COLLEGE HL 0.00 0 3,200 257,800 261,000 33-53-1 13 SCHOOL STREET LLC C/O MIA VOGT 13 SCHOOL ST 0.06 299,000 1,300 281,500 581,800 27-13-1 190 GREENSBORO ROAD HANOVER NH LLC 190 GREENSBORO RD 0.64 140,900 0 41,300 182,200 33-66-1 195 MECHANIC STREET LLC 15 ALLEN ST 0.32 423,600 0 302,400 726,000 15-58-1 2 EMILY LANE LLC 2 EMILY LN 8.10 230,300 51,000 448,800 730,100 40-21-1 20 ROPE FERRY ROAD LLC C/O KATHRYN C GEORGE 20 ROPE FERRY RD 0.73 1,185,900 19,100 2,076,000 3,281,000 47-2-1 2008 JOINT REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST PEARL, MICHAEL A & ALYSSA M - CO-TTEES 9 DRESDEN RD 0.23 310,000 1,400 221,100 532,500 41-3-1 25 LYME RD LLC 25 LYME RD 0.86 641,400 31,700 366,600 1,039,700 44-37-1 25 RIP ROAD SPE LLC 25 RIP RD 0.61 328,000 1,100 245,500 574,600 22-30-1 25.5 LLC 25.5 SCHOOL ST 0.27 294,900 0 192,800 487,700 34-19-1 261 HOLDINGS LLC 30 MAIN ST 0.00 0 0 1,162,000 1,162,000 34-109-1 41 SOUTH PARK STREET LLC 41 PARK ST 0.37 524,200 10,000 397,500 931,700 34-3-1 43 SOUTH MAIN ST AT HANOVER LLC C/O MOLLY'S RESTAURANT 43 MAIN ST 0.16 1,755,500 0 551,500 2,307,000 34-6-1 4-6 ALLEN ST LLC 4-6 ALLEN ST 0.10 1,014,000 0 183,800 1,197,800 50-7-1 52 SANDS O` TIME ASSOCIATES 52 SANDS O' TIME 0.48 168,800 0 183,100 351,900 39-43-1 6 CONANT ROAD LLC C/O JOANNA RAPF 6 CONANT RD 0.87 302,200 0 136,200 438,400 22-64-1 6 WEATHERBY ROAD LLC 6 WEATHERBY RD 0.34 712,000 0 198,200 910,200 46-7-1 64 LYME ROAD LLC 64 LYME RD 0.27 400,300 9,000 159,200 568,500 46-8-1 68 LYME ROAD LLC 68 LYME RD 0.46 602,300 10,800 322,900 936,000 49-9-1 69 LYME ROAD LLC 69 LYME RD 7.60 3,144,000 156,200 2,950,400 6,250,600 47-29-1 AARON, DENISE M & AARON, JASON E 17 WOODMORE DR 0.23 310,000 3,800 318,100 631,900 50-11-1 ABBANAT, BRIAN J CHERIE M 64 SANDS O' TIME 0.35 124,500 1,300 46,600 172,400 15-65-1 ABBATE, ANTHONY J BARBARA LEE 3 EMILY LN 4.00 230,500 0 364,000 594,500 26-50-1 ABBOTT, CHERYL L 86 GREENSBORO RD 0.45 139,600 0 217,100 356,700 23-22-11 ABBOTT, CHERYL LYNN 24 SCHOOL ST 0.00 0 2,800 245,700 248,500 38-40-1 ABDU, WILLIAM A & LINDA L 16 BALCH ST 0.51 701,800 900 548,100 1,250,800 22-51-9 ABOUALI, GAMAL C/O CLEARY GOTTLIEB STEEN & HAMILTON LLP 2 LEWIN RD 0.00 0 6,000 229,800 235,800 22-51-12 ABOUALI, GAMAL 2 LEWIN RD 0.00 0 6,000 236,000 242,000 13-22-1 ABRAHAM, EDWARD WAITZKIN, ELLEN 587 HANOVER CENTER RD 67.00 241,408 1,200 856,100 1,098,708 41-50-1 ABRAHAMIAN, IVAN 10 RIP RD 0.81 390,700 13,500 191,600 595,800 34-65-1 ABRAMSON, ALEXIS R & SKLARIN, CHRISTOPHER R 20 LEDYARD LN 0.32 248,000 0 793,100 1,041,100 25-28-1 ACKER, LARA S 27 GREENSBORO RD 1.48 150,100 0 204,400 354,500 15-18-1 ACKERMAN, MARGARET E & ACKERMAN JOHN E IV 6 GRANT RD 4.18 209,700 9,300 361,200 580,200 28-5-1 ADAMS, ANN & ADAMS, DAVID - LIVING TRUST 1 STEVENS RD 4.00 232,000 12,200 207,400 451,600 5-7-1 ADAMS, DANIEL R ADAMS, LYNNEA S 31 TRESCOTT RD 37.10 1,744 0 0 1,744 2-129-1 ADAMS, JOHN K JR SUZANNE G 22 KING RD 16.81 377,949 37,300 1,244,400 1,659,649 2-130-1 ADAMS, JOHN K JR SUZANNE G 24 KING RD 15.29 719 0 0 719 5-8-1 ADAMS, ROBERT A ROSEMARIE 43 TRESCOTT RD 7.30 220,200 29,200 158,100 407,500 23-22-13 ADDANTE, ROCCO 24 SCHOOL ST 0.00 0 2,800 241,100 243,900 6-25-1 ADLER, JEFFREY MICHAEL 16 THREE MILE RD 17.60 212,517 10,100 321,700 544,317 25-54-8 AFZAL, MUHAMMAD Z & SARWAR, TAYYABA 8 COLLEGE HL 0.00 0 3,200 263,800 267,000 9-76-1 AGAN, WAYNE F & ROBERTS, REBEL 393 DOGFORD RD 3.15 198,800 5,900 201,500 406,200 9-83-1 AHERN, CAROL - REVOCABLE TRUST AHERN, CAROL & MICHAEL - TRUST 372 DOGFORD RD 2.27 172,200 800 200,600 373,600 25-10-1 AHERN, TINA MARIE 8 GREENSBORO RD 0.21 115,200 13,900 253,600 382,700 50-15-1 AHERN, TINA MARIE 72 SANDS O' TIME 0.21 92,400 27,600 61,700 181,700 39-12-64 AHMED, WAHAJ & ADIL, FARYAL 121 BROOK HOLLOW CON 0.00 0 0 164,500 164,500 1 HANOVER NH - APRIL 1, 2021 PARCEL ID OWNER 1 OWNER 2 PROPERTY LOCATION LAND AREA LAND ASSMT SFYI ASSMT BLDG ASSMT TOTAL ASSMT 39-12-6 AKSEL, BEYHAN - TRUSTEE BEYHAN AKSEL REVOCABLE LIVING 113 BROOK HOLLOW CON 0.00 0 0 276,900 276,900 18-8-1 ALAVILLI, PRASAD V & ROJA 1 HILLTOP DR 0.39 217,300 0 213,400 430,700 9-11-1 ALBERGA, CHRISTINE E - TRUST ALBERGA, CHRISTINE E - TRUSTEE 4 WOODS END RD 2.00 248,300 0 194,600 442,900 5-50-1 ALBERT, DANIEL A & XIA, LUXI 3 WOODCOCK LN 2.40 253,500 5,500 235,400 494,400 46-16-35 ALBERT, JASON & ALBERT, DEBORAH B 53 LYME RD 0.00 0 5,800 202,100 207,900 24-39-1 ALDEN, STEPHEN B 30 BUCK RD 1.02 309,000 8,500 224,100 541,600 23-13-1 ALIBER, ROBERT Z - TRUST ALIBER, ROBERT Z - TRUSTEE 37 SCHOOL ST 1.18 471,500 0 665,300 1,136,800 23-29-11 ALIBER, ROBERT Z - TRUST ALIBER, ROBERT Z - TRUSTEE 91 MAIN ST 0.20 14,700 0 0 14,700 13-44-1 ALLAN, M ELYSE 181 THREE MILE RD 6.10 265,000 14,800 756,300 1,036,100 33-59-1M ALLEN ST CONDO ASSOC 18 ALLEN ST 0.38 623,600 0 0 623,600 23-53-1 ALLEN, DAVID WEST III DI BLASI, MARCELA ALEXIS 8 HOVEY LN 0.39 277,600 1,600 595,600 874,800 42-3-1 ALLEN, MARY W - REVOCABLE TRUST OF 2012 13 RIP RD 1.00 391,600 1,400 365,300 758,300 5-36-1 ALLEN, WYATT R & JEFFERS, RACHEL A 1 PARTRIDGE RD 2.00 248,300 21,600 282,000 551,900 41-9-22 ALMERIA, LUIS BELTRAN RENIEBLAS, ISABEL LOZANO 10 WILLOW SPRING CIR 0.00 0 4,500 376,200 380,700 2-126-1 AL-NIMR, RIMA AL-NIMR, AMER 38 GREAT HOLLOW RD 5.03 199,700 5,000 407,800 612,500 34-14-1 ALPHA DELTA ALUMNI CORPORATION 9 WHEELOCK ST 0.60 1,568,200 3,800 561,100 2,133,100 37-44-1 ALPHA THETA HOUSE CORP C/O ANN SUCHOZA MCDONOUGH 33 MAIN ST 0.44 1,147,200 0 649,900 1,797,100 1-8-1 ALTARIA LEBANON PARK LLC 15 HOLLENBECK LN 43.00 5,095 0 0 5,095 1-9-1 ALTARIA LEBANON PARK LLC 5 HOLLENBECK LN 81.00 3,809 0 0 3,809 20-14-4 ALUKA, THIRUMAL & BOONAPALLI, PADMINI 4 GILE DR 0.00 0 5,200 270,800 276,000 20-8-6 ALUKA, THIRUMAL & BOONAPALLI, PADMINI 19 GRANITE LN 0.00 0 0 363,000 363,000 47-9-1 AMAN, DAVID G PAMELA A 18 DRESDEN RD 0.45 312,500 0 165,300 477,800 19-6-1 AMDAHL, MARK E & FOURCAUT, MARIE A 2 SPENCER RD 0.80 390,600 11,800 169,400 571,800 33-88-1 AMES, JAMES B - 2013 REVOC TR & AMES, BETHANY L - 2013 REVOC TR 15 DOWNING RD 1.37 868,600 22,500 560,300 1,451,400 50-2-1 AMES, JAMES B - 2013 REVOC TR & AMES, BETHANY L - 2013 REVOC TR 63 SANDS O' TIME 0.93 64,900 0 0 64,900 50-10-1 AMES, JAMES B - 2013 REVOC TR & AMES, BETHANY L - 2013 REVOC TR 62 SANDS O' TIME 0.53 176,200 0 182,500 358,700 35-2-1 AMIEVA PAULINA 8 CHASE RD 0.60 301,000 0 713,800 1,014,800 19-69-1 ANDERSON, CAROLYN D JOSEPH C 14 BARRETT RD 0.67 256,300 0 411,000 667,300 33-80-1 ANDERSON, CONSTANCE W 8 WEST ST 0.51 410,300 0 156,200 566,500 38-20-1 ANDERSON, ERRIK B - REVOC TR & ANDERSON, EMILY - REVOCABLE TR 10 PARK WAY 1.43 703,800 15,700 1,733,900 2,453,400 38-95-1 ANDERSON, ERRIK B - REVOC TRUST & ANDERSON, EMILY - REVOCABLE TRUST 1 SMITH RD 0.10 325,200 0 273,600 598,800 25-54-2 ANDERSON, JOSEPH C & ANDERSON, CAROLYN D 1 COLLEGE HL 0.00 0 3,200 296,400 299,600 48-27-1 ANDERSON, PATRICIA M 21 MACDONALD DR 0.44 85,500 10,400 266,200 362,100 12-216-1 ANDEWEG, ARLENE F REVOCABLE TRUST ANDEWEG, ARLENE F & STEVEN K - TTEES 31 CARRIAGE LN 5.43 288,700 0 497,500 786,200 23-36-9 ANDREW, CHERYL & ANDREW, JAMES 85 MAIN ST 0.00 0 6,600 291,300 297,900 18-20-1 ANDREWS, MARY E & SUBRAHMANIAN, VENKATRAMANAN S 12 SPENCER RD 0.43 289,900 2,500 500,000 792,400 15-47-1 ANER, MUSA & ANER, ELDA ESIM 180 LYME RD 1.29 163,500 0 496,300 659,800 44-43-1 ANGEL 2021 TRUST SZCZEPIORKOWSKI, HM & ZM 8 HENEAGE LN 0.96 391,400 9,300 381,600 782,300 1-16-9 ANSARI, GITA & ANSARY, ANITA & HODGE, SINA 9 BERRILL FARMS LN 0.00 0 13,100 437,900 451,000 33-77-1 ANVARI, HAMED & SALMASSI, SOOSSAN 24 WHEELOCK ST 0.17 374,600 0 141,100 515,700 39-67-1 APPLETON, FREDERICK M PATRICIA S - TRUST 29 RAYTON RD 0.65 262,000 5,800 170,700 438,500 20-10-5 APTE LIVING TRUST APTE, MANISHA & 11 GILE DR 0.00 0 4,800 281,100 285,900 3-79-1 AQUINAS AT DARTMOUTH INC 52 GOSS RD 28.00 1,317 0 0 1,317 3-80-1 AQUINAS AT DARTMOUTH INC 51 GOSS RD 34.00 1,600 0 0 1,600 12-110-1 ARCHAMBAULT, JAMES PEGGY 125 LYME RD 0.60 157,400 1,800 180,700 339,900 12-29-1 ARCHIBALD, LUKE J & MATSUYAMA, SAEKA 392 DOGFORD RD 5.99 241,600 20,400 586,600 848,600 12-143-1 ARGENTI, PAUL A - 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    Summary of Sexual Abuse Claims in Chapter 11 Cases of Boy Scouts of America There are approximately 101,135sexual abuse claims filed. Of those claims, the Tort Claimants’ Committee estimates that there are approximately 83,807 unique claims if the amended and superseded and multiple claims filed on account of the same survivor are removed. The summary of sexual abuse claims below uses the set of 83,807 of claim for purposes of claims summary below.1 The Tort Claimants’ Committee has broken down the sexual abuse claims in various categories for the purpose of disclosing where and when the sexual abuse claims arose and the identity of certain of the parties that are implicated in the alleged sexual abuse. Attached hereto as Exhibit 1 is a chart that shows the sexual abuse claims broken down by the year in which they first arose. Please note that there approximately 10,500 claims did not provide a date for when the sexual abuse occurred. As a result, those claims have not been assigned a year in which the abuse first arose. Attached hereto as Exhibit 2 is a chart that shows the claims broken down by the state or jurisdiction in which they arose. Please note there are approximately 7,186 claims that did not provide a location of abuse. Those claims are reflected by YY or ZZ in the codes used to identify the applicable state or jurisdiction. Those claims have not been assigned a state or other jurisdiction. Attached hereto as Exhibit 3 is a chart that shows the claims broken down by the Local Council implicated in the sexual abuse.
  • CLACKAMAS COUNTY SUBDIVISION BOOK Updated 6/3/2021

    CLACKAMAS COUNTY SUBDIVISION BOOK Updated 6/3/2021

    CLACKAMAS COUNTY SUBDIVISION BOOK Updated 6/3/2021 SUBDIVISION NAME PLAT# MAP NO. 1ST STREET VILLAGE 2789 10TH STREET CENTRE (see TENTH) 3400 21E 35C 22 BOTTICELLI 2284 21E 05BC SUPPL#2 27TH ST, OPENING & EXTENSION OF 0480 3930 CONDOMINIUM 2452 21E 08CB SUPPL A & W ESTATES 2549 22E 08BA A. K. HIGGS TRACT (see DTM-111) SN1-004 41E 16 A.R.T. PARCELS MP-087 31W 18A ABBEY WOOD 4006 21E 08BD ABERNATHY BLUFF CONDOMINIUMS 4460 22E 29CD ABERNETHY COURT 3156 22E 19AD ABERNETHY CREEK TRACTS 0613 32E 12C ABERNETHY LANDING 4543 22E 27B ACER ACRES 4556 24E 10B ACTIVE ADULT AT THE GROVE 4380 31W 14A ACTRESS ACRES (see PS-20396) SN1985-005 21E 1CB ACUNA ESTATE (1 LOT) 1989 37E 09BD ADA ORCHARDS (VACATED) 0315 ADDIE ACRES CONDOMINIUMS 4216 22E 18AB ADDINGTON PLACE 3264 22E 01CD ADDINGTON PLACE NO. 2 3301 22E 12BA ADDINGTON PLACE NO. 3 3356 22E 12BA ADDINGTON PLACE NO. 4 4081 22E 12BA ADDISON MEADOWS 4513 22E 12BA ADELINE ACRES 4428 31E 01DC AERO ACRES 2147 32E 18 AFFOLTERS 1ST ADD TO MOLALLA 0692 52E 09BB AIDAN’S GLEN 3870 32E 07DB AIMEE GARDENS RESERVED 9/8/20 22E 02CA AINSWORTH ESTATES NO. 1 2959 32E 07AA AINSWORTH ESTATES NO. 2 3025 32E 07AB AINSWORTH ESTATES NO. 3 3084 32E 07AD AIRPORT ESTATES 3524 51E 07,18 & 52E 12,13 ALANDY ESTATES 3183 22E 10AA Page 1 of 150 CLACKAMAS COUNTY SUBDIVISION BOOK Updated 6/3/2021 SUBDIVISION NAME PLAT# MAP NO. ALBER VIEW ESTATES 2795 21E 17AA ALBER VIEW ESTATES (UNREC) SN1983-005 21E 17AA ALBERT LEE'S ADD TO CANBY 0090 31E 33DC ALBERT LEE'S 2ND ADD 2CANBY 0313 31E 33DC ALCORN'S W A SUBD OF TRS 7 & 8 YACCAHINNA VILLA
  • Subdivision Directory City of Clearwater and Vicinity

    Subdivision Directory City of Clearwater and Vicinity

    City of Clearwater Engineering Department Geographic Technology Subdivision Directory City of Clearwater and Vicinity LEGEND: Municipalities: B - City of Belleair C - City of Clearwater CB - City of Clearwater (Clearwater Beach) D - City of Dunedin IE - City of Clearwater (Island Estates) L - City of Largo PC - Pinellas County (Unincorporated Area) SH - City of Safety Harbor SK - City of Clearwater (Sand Key) Codes: S - Subdivision C - Condominium CO-OP - Co-Operatives MHP - Mobile Home Park Notes: 1. This directory includes names of all known platted Subdivisions and Condominiums 2. Also included are names of unplatted CO-OPs and Trailer Parks 3. Please note that a five digit number (Num), where known, appears with each subdivision name - this is a County ID Number 4. Please call Engineering Department at (727) 562-4750 to report an error or missing information. Tuesday, August 3, 2021 Page 1 of 64 CITY Name Num Location Code Pb-Pg Cb-Pb Atlas S-T-R 1 C 1212-1218 Court Street Condo 92722 N side of Court St, between Missouri C - 160-30 287B 15-29-15 Ave and Lincoln Ave L 1601 South Highland Avenue 82259 Belleair, Highland C - 102-62 323A 26-29-15 C 18514 U.S. 19 N., A Condo 25385 18514 US-19 N C - 113-34 317B 19-29-16 Tuesday, August 3, 2021 Page 2 of 64 CITY Name Num Location Code Pb-Pg Cb-Pb Atlas S-T-R 2 C 2087 Edgewater Drive 92738 Edgewater Dr. & Marine St. C - 85-39 251A 3-29-15 IE 223 Dolphin Bay Condo Assn Inc 92850 223 Dolphin Pt.
  • Registered Contractors List

    Registered Contractors List

    ID LastName COMPANY LIC # PhoneNumber TYPE StreetAddress City State PostalCodExpireDate ### Somerville Somerville Backflow 30897 210‐255‐8832 Backflow Tester 5434 Vista Court San Antonio Texas 78247 2/1/2016 ### Cummings CBT 30642 210‐508‐0898 Backflow Tester 695 E. CR 5718 Natalia Texas 78059 2/1/2016 ### Somerville Somerville Backflow 30897 210‐255‐8832 Backflow Tester 5434 Vista Court San Antonio Texas 78247 2/1/2015 ### Dela Zerda Double Check Backflow 30294 210‐687‐8039 Backflow Tester 211 Ranch Country Lavernia Texas 78121 2/1/2015 ### Segura Much Better Landscaping 29839 210‐373‐8437 Backflow Tester 619 Brooks Avenue Schertz Texas 78154 2/1/2016 ### Cornelius, Alex Taylor Bros. Const. Co. Inc 31377 812‐379‐9547 Commercial Contractor 4555 Middle Rd Columbus IN 47203 2/1/2015 ### Phillips, Shayne Lakeside Comm Builders 31611 972‐524‐3100 Commercial Contractor 14670 HWY 205 Terrell Texas 75160 2/1/2016 ### Garza Linbeck Group, LLC 30743 210‐236‐4765 Commercial Contractor 700 N. St. Mary's, Ste 1215 San Antonio Texas 78205 2/1/2016 ### Frank Kerno Barclay 31113 210‐490‐8090 Commercial Contractor 12508 Jones Maltsberger #108 San Antonio Texas 78247 2/1/2015 ### Atkinson Atkinson & Associates Bldr 31354 361‐782‐6027 Commercial Contractor P.O. Box 820 Edna Texas 77957 2/1/2016 ### Pruitt, Paul Alamo System Industries, LLC 31357 956‐702‐4111 Commercial Contractor 4316 N 10th Street McAllen Texas 78504 2/1/2016 ### Batchelder Batchelder Construction Inc. 31437 210‐340‐3710 Commercial Contractor 6804 West Ave. San Antonio Texas 78213 2/1/2016