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County - Department of Revenue and Taxation Page: 4185 guam_Tax_Assd_Roll County - Department of Revenue and Taxation Page: 4185 Run Date/Time:8/24/2017 1:18:39 PM 2017 Real Property Tax Assessment Roll TAG Owner Legal Description Land/Bldg Land/Bldg Total Assd 1st-Inst/ Total-Tax Home Ex Parcel # Area Assd Value Value 2nd Insl Inv# Talofofo Suburban 3R INCORPORATED M11 T2925 B2 L25 0 37,920 18.44 0 PO BOX 7693 TAMUNING GU 96931 1741104721 0 0 37,920 18.44 36.88 RP17048343 A PAULINO INC M11 T141 L11-3 0 52,540 25.54 0 218 PACHA RD #18 TALOFOFO GU 96915 1741102105 0 0 52,540 25.54 51.08 RP17046770 ACFALLE MILDRED R M11 T141 L11-21-9 0 60,025 53.60 50,000 PO BOX 1760 HAGATNA GU 96932 1741104718 420 122,825 182,850 53.60 107.20 RP17048346 ADA JOSEPH F M11 L22-2-NEW-2-2-R4 0 0 364.28 0 PO BOX 8530 TAMUNING GU 96931 1741103159 0 187,343 187,343 364.28 728.56 RP17047337 ADA ROSE C M11 L22-6-1NEW-R2-R2-1 929 27,591 13.41 0 PO BOX 22641 BARRIGADA GU 96921 30000077180000 0 0 27,591 13.41 26.82 RP17081849 AFAISEN PATRICIA DUENAS M11 L22-2-NEW-2-R2 0 158,099 29.67 50,000 228 CHALAN CANTON LADERA TALOFOFO GU 96915 1740004000 204 36,765 194,864 29.67 59.34 RP17046322 AFLAGUE ANA B M11 L5-PART-5-R/W 0 2,133 0.00 0 68 IPAN TALOFOFO GU 96930 1740004024 0 0 2,133 0.00 0.00 RP17046321 AFLAGUE JOSEPH B M11 L5-PART-4 0 129,936 63.17 0 64 QUAIL RUN NORTH MEADOWS CARTERSVILLE GA 30120 1740004100 0 0 129,936 63.17 126.34 RP17046320 AFLLEJE BARRON S M11 T2925 B1 L1 0 38,758 490.66 0 PO BOX 8138 MERIZO GU 96916 1741103929 0 242,649 281,407 490.66 981.32 RP17047884 AGUIGUI EDWIN R M11 T2925 B1 L33 0 37,271 195.96 50,000 1188 CROSS ISLAND RD SANTA RITA GU 96915 1741104482 364 91,458 128,729 195.96 391.92 RP17048027 AGUON ANN R M11 T2831 B7 L1 0 37,082 46.86 50,000 140 KAYEN DOKDOK TALOFOFO GU 96915 1741101997 216 111,209 148,291 46.86 93.72 RP17046818 AGUON ANNETTE DUENAS M11 L5-PART-2-2 0 60,072 58.73 0 PO BOX 1201 HAGATNA GU 96932 1741104463 0 15,183 75,255 58.73 117.46 RP17048040 AGUON BRUCE DANIEL M11 T207 B2 L10-NEW-1 0 73,049 277.77 0 MAURER PO BOX 5180 HAGATNA GU 96932 1740500302 520 124,590 197,639 277.77 555.54 RP17046850 guam_Tax_Assd_Roll County - Department of Revenue and Taxation Page: 4186 Run Date/Time:8/24/2017 1:18:39 PM 2017 Real Property Tax Assessment Roll TAG Owner Legal Description Land/Bldg Land/Bldg Total Assd 1st-Inst/ Total-Tax Home Ex Parcel # Area Assd Value Value 2nd Insl Inv# Talofofo Suburban AGUON DENISE M11 T2925 B2 L24 0 37,120 352.12 0 PO BOX 7465 AGAT GU 96915 1741103101 399 171,810 208,930 352.12 704.24 RP17047367 AGUON EDDIE C M11 T2831 B9 L6 0 37,044 22.64 50,000 480 SAN MIGUEL ST TALOFOFO GU 96915 1740004400 0 48,960 86,004 22.64 45.28 RP17046319 AGUON EVELYN K M11 T2831 B20 L9 0 56,019 27.23 0 145 S LEONARDO TENORIO ST TALOFOFO GU 96915 1741102543 0 0 56,019 27.23 54.46 RP17047104 AGUON FRANCISCA DUENAS M11 L5-PART-1-R/W 0 674 0.00 0 239 PADUA LANE TALOFOFO GU 96915 1741101976 0 0 674 0.00 0.00 RP17046831 AGUON FRANCISCA DUENAS M11 L5-PART-1-R4 0 73,049 229.66 0 239 PADUA LN TALOFOFO GU 96915 1741101975 177 99,847 172,896 229.66 459.32 RP17046832 AGUON FRANCISCA DUENAS M11 L5-PART-2-1-R/W 1,637 1,473 0.00 0 239 PADUA LN TALOFOFO GU 96915 1741104462 0 0 1,473 0.00 0.00 RP17048041 AGUON FRANCISCA DUENAS M11 L5-PART-2-R4-R/W 1,637 1,473 0.00 0 239 PADUA LN TALOFOFO GU 96915 1741104466 0 0 1,473 0.00 0.00 RP17048038 AGUON FRANKIE C M11 T2831 B1 L10 0 35,419 37.16 50,000 PO BOX 1087 HAGATNA GU 96932 1740006700 380 86,693 122,112 37.16 74.32 RP17046318 AGUON JASON PETER B M11 T29116 B2 L8 0 41,805 745.87 0 PO BOX 25296 BARRIGADA GU 96921 1741104500 472 373,140 414,945 745.87 1,491.74 RP17048014 AGUON JEANETTE E D M11 L5-PART-1-4 0 64,034 31.13 0 PO BOX 1201 HAGATNA GU 96932 1741102687 544 0 64,034 31.13 62.26 RP17047048 AGUON JEFFREY P B M11 T29116 B1 L5 0 41,805 20.32 0 7723 GOLDEN PHILLY ST LAS VEGAS NV 89131 1741104611 0 0 41,805 20.32 40.64 RP17047947 AGUON JOAQUIN C HO M06 LA-1-G 3,994 106,976 52.00 0 NONE 1740007210 0 0 106,976 52.00 104.00 RP17046317 AGUON JOAQUINA CAMPOS HO M11 L404-R3-1-4-R/W 0 1,978 0.00 0 NONE 1740007389 0 0 1,978 0.00 0.00 RP17046315 guam_Tax_Assd_Roll County - Department of Revenue and Taxation Page: 4187 Run Date/Time:8/24/2017 1:18:39 PM 2017 Real Property Tax Assessment Roll TAG Owner Legal Description Land/Bldg Land/Bldg Total Assd 1st-Inst/ Total-Tax Home Ex Parcel # Area Assd Value Value 2nd Insl Inv# Talofofo Suburban AGUON JOAQUINA CAMPOS HO M11 L404-R3-1-5-R/W 0 91 0.00 0 NONE 1740007398 0 0 91 0.00 0.00 RP17046307 AGUON JOAQUINA CAMPOS HO M11 L404-R3-1-6-R/W 0 1,458 0.00 0 NONE 1740007399 0 0 1,458 0.00 0.00 RP17046306 AGUON JOAQUINA CAMPOS HO M11 L404-R3-2-3-R/W 0 732 0.00 0 NONE 1740007391 0 0 732 0.00 0.00 RP17046314 AGUON JOAQUINA CAMPOS HO M11 L404-R3-3-3-R/W 0 698 0.00 0 NONE 1740007392 0 0 698 0.00 0.00 RP17046313 AGUON JOAQUINA CAMPOS HO M11 L404-R3-4-3-R/W 0 856 0.00 0 NONE 1740007394 0 0 856 0.00 0.00 RP17046311 AGUON JOAQUINA CAMPOS HO M11 L404-R3-5-2-R/W 0 1,782 0.00 0 NONE 1740007393 0 0 1,782 0.00 0.00 RP17046312 AGUON JOAQUINA CAMPOS HO M11 L404-R3-6-2-R/W 0 731 0.00 0 NONE 1740007395 0 0 731 0.00 0.00 RP17046310 AGUON JOAQUINA CAMPOS HO M11 L404-R3-7-2-R/W 0 1,473 0.00 0 NONE 1740007396 0 0 1,473 0.00 0.00 RP17046309 AGUON JOAQUINA CAMPOS HO M11 L404-R3-8-2-R/W 0 875 0.00 0 NONE 1740007397 0 0 875 0.00 0.00 RP17046308 AGUON JOHN PATRICK BLAS M14 T2821 B2 L8-NEW-6 1 52,472 25.51 0 PO BOX 27725 BARRIGADA GU 96921 1741103200 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047307 AGUON JOHN RAYMOND M11 L404-R3-4-2 0 123,163 59.87 0 NAPUTI 138 CHONG CASTRO RD TALOFOFO GU 96915 1740007374 0 0 123,163 59.87 119.74 RP17046316 AGUON JOHN V R & TERESA F M11 L404-R3-2-1 0 73,188 35.58 0 325 CHALAN BINADU YONA GU 96915-4308 1741103773 0 0 73,188 35.58 71.16 RP17047474 AGUON JOSE C JR ETAL M11 L25-2-2-3-R/W 0 815 0.00 0 NONE 1740007637 0 0 815 0.00 0.00 RP17046304 guam_Tax_Assd_Roll County - Department of Revenue and Taxation Page: 4188 Run Date/Time:8/24/2017 1:18:39 PM 2017 Real Property Tax Assessment Roll TAG Owner Legal Description Land/Bldg Land/Bldg Total Assd 1st-Inst/ Total-Tax Home Ex Parcel # Area Assd Value Value 2nd Insl Inv# Talofofo Suburban AGUON JOSE C JR ETAL M11 L26-6-9 0 42,055 20.45 0 NONE 1740007570 0 0 42,055 20.45 40.90 RP17046305 AGUON JOSE C SR M11 L404-R3-1-2 0 88,150 42.85 0 P O BOX 3669 HAGATNA GU 96932 1740007651 0 0 88,150 42.85 85.70 RP17046302 AGUON JOSE C SR M11 L404-R3-1-3 0 127,096 61.79 0 P O BOX 3669 HAGATNA GU 96932 1740007650 0 0 127,096 61.79 123.58 RP17046303 AGUON JOSE T & ANITA L M11 T2944 B2 L6 0 21,478 10.44 0 PO BOX 326667 HAGATNA GU 96932 1741104173 0 0 21,478 10.44 20.88 RP17047740 AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B1 L8-NEW-14 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPTAIN REYES STREET BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103227 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047283 AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B1 L8-NEW-15 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPTAIN REYES ST BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103189 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047316 AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B1 L8-NEW-16 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPTAIN REYES ST BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103190 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047315 AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B1 L8-NEW-17 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPTAIN REYES ST BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103191 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047314 AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B1 L8-NEW-18 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPTAIN REYES ST BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103192 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047313 AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B1 L8-NEW-19 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPTAIN REYES ST BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103193 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047312 AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B2 L8-NEW-1 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPTAIN REYES ST BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103195 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047311 AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B2 L8-NEW-3 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPTAIN REYES ST BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103197 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047310 AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B2 L8-NEW-4 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPITAN REYES ST BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103198 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047309 guam_Tax_Assd_Roll County - Department of Revenue and Taxation Page: 4189 Run Date/Time:8/24/2017 1:18:39 PM 2017 Real Property Tax Assessment Roll TAG Owner Legal Description Land/Bldg Land/Bldg Total Assd 1st-Inst/ Total-Tax Home Ex Parcel # Area Assd Value Value 2nd Insl Inv# Talofofo Suburban AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B2 L8-NEW-5 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPTAIN REYES ST BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103199 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047308 AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B2 L8-NEW-7 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPTAIN REYES ST BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103201 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047306 AGUON JOSEFINA T M14 T2821 B2 L8-NEW-9 1 52,472 25.51 0 132 CAPTAIN REYES ST BARRIGADA GU 96913 1741103203 0 0 52,472 25.51 51.02 RP17047305 AGUON JOSEPH P C M11 L16-1-NEW-1 0 70,232 235.87 0 PO BOX 26358 BARRIGADA GU 96921 1741104723 0 103,748 173,980 235.87 471.74 RP17048341 AGUON JOSEPH P C M11 L16-1-NEW-2 0 78,478 124.05 50,000 PO BOX 26358 BARRIGADA GU 96921 1741102581 219 44,176 122,654 124.05 248.10 RP17047087 AGUON JOSEPH P C M11 L16-1-NEW-3 0 443,448 511.28 0 PO BOX 26358 BARRIGADA GU 96921 1741104724 0 152,081 595,529 511.28 1,022.56 RP17048340 AGUON JOSEPH PAUL CRUZ M11 L15-R1-NEW-2 0 513,693 249.71 0 107 N SAN MIGUEL ST TALOFOFO GU 96915 1741102918 0 0 513,693 249.71 499.42 RP17046959 AGUON JOSEPH PAUL CRUZ M11 L15-R1-NEW-R/W 0 854 0.00 0 PO BOX 26358 BARRIGADA GU 96921 1741102917 0 0 854 0.00 0.00 RP17046960 AGUON RAMON C ETAL M11 L26-6-7 0 42,919 20.87 0 188 NORTH DAVID GORTON ST TALOFOFO GU 96915 1740008578 0 0 42,919 20.87 41.74 RP17046301 AGUON RAY RICHARD D M11 L5-PART-1-2 0 60,122 148.94 50,000 239 PADAUA LN TALOFOFO GU 96930 1741101972 0 61,564 121,686 148.94 297.88 RP17046834
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