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Real Estate Tax Commitment Book Raymond Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 2020 13.450 09/17/2019 7:38 PM APRIL 1, 2019 TAX ASSESSMENT Page 1 Account Name Land Building Exempt Total Tax 3122 1227 ROOSEVELT LLC 90,900 191,200 0 282,100 3,794.25 PO BOX 829 Acres 0.71 1,897.13 (1) SOUTH CASCO ME 04077 1,897.12 (2) 1227 ROOSEVELT TRAIL 0055-0033 B27862P28 2984 1270 ROOSEVELT TRAIL PROP 79,600 0 0 79,600 1,070.62 LLC 1270 ROOSEVELT TRAIL Acres 0.29 535.31 (1) RAYMOND ME 04071 535.31 (2) ROOSEVELT TRAIL 0053-0001 B22136P177 2985 1270 ROOSEVELT TRAIL PROP 95,100 111,700 0 206,800 2,781.46 LLC 1270 ROOSEVELT TRAIL Acres 0.80 1,390.73 (1) RAYMOND ME 04071 1,390.73 (2) 1270 ROOSEVELT TRAIL 0053-0002 B22136P177 1771 15 EISENHOWER LLC 119,200 39,200 0 158,400 2,130.48 57 FORESIDE RD Acres 0.28 1,065.24 (1) CUMBERLAND FORESID ME 04110 1,065.24 (2) 66 NOTCHED POND RD 0021-0026 B30533P248 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 384,800 342,100 0 726,900 9,776.81 Subtotals: 384,800 342,100 0 726,900 9,776.81 Raymond Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 2020 13.450 09/17/2019 7:38 PM APRIL 1, 2019 TAX ASSESSMENT Page 2 Account Name Land Building Exempt Total Tax 2190 162 DRYAD LLC 276,800 235,800 0 512,600 6,894.47 128 MONTROSE AV Acres 7.30 3,447.24 (1) SOUTH ORANGE NJ 07079 3,447.23 (2) 162 DRYAD WOODS RD 0033-0002-A B28657P250 2986 2 COUNTY ROAD LLC 70,100 146,600 0 216,700 2,914.62 2 COUNTY ROAD Acres 0.61 1,457.31 (1) RAYMOND ME 04071 1,457.31 (2) 2 COUNTY RD 0053-0004 B28561P184 2987 2 COUNTY ROAD LLC 25,000 0 0 25,000 336.25 2 COUNTY ROAD Acres 0.17 168.13 (1) RAYMOND ME 04071 168.12 (2) COUNTY RD 0053-0005 B28561P184 2926 22 BOATERS WAY RESIDENTIAL 0 12,000 0 12,000 161.40 TRUST C/O ARTHUR P. GIRARD, TRUSTEE 380 WARREN AVE 80.70 (1) 80.70 (2) PORTLAND ME 04103 1314 ROOSEVELT TRAIL 0052-0050-I31-A B29655P19 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 371,900 394,400 0 766,300 10,306.74 Subtotals: 756,700 736,500 0 1,493,200 20,083.55 Raymond Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 2020 13.450 09/17/2019 7:38 PM APRIL 1, 2019 TAX ASSESSMENT Page 3 Account Name Land Building Exempt Total Tax 2927 22 BOATERS WAY RESIDENTIAL 0 12,000 0 12,000 161.40 TRUST C/O ARTHUR GIRARD, TRUSTEE 380 WARREN AVE 80.70 (1) PORTLAND ME 04103 80.70 (2) 1314 ROOSEVELT TRAIL 0052-0050-I31-B B29655P19 2933 22 BOATERS WAY RESIDENTIAL 123,800 0 0 123,800 1,665.11 TRUST C/O ARTHUR P. GIRARD TRUSTEE Acres 0.10 380 WARREN AVE 832.56 (1) 832.55 (2) PORTLAND ME 04103 22 BOATERS WAY 0052-0056 B29655P19 3782 27 SHORE ROAD LLC 36,100 0 0 36,100 485.55 113 NEWBURY ST Acres 0.29 UNIT 107 242.78 (1) PORTLAND ME 04101 242.77 (2) SHORE RD (CASCO) 0078-0008 B33894P308 3809 27 SHORE ROAD LLC 123,000 100,300 0 223,300 3,003.39 113 NEWBURY ST Acres 0.22 UNIT 107 1,501.70 (1) PORTLAND ME 04101 1,501.69 (2) 27 SHORE RD (CASCO) 0078-0040 B33894P308 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 282,900 112,300 0 395,200 5,315.45 Subtotals: 1,039,600 848,800 0 1,888,400 25,399.00 Raymond Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 2020 13.450 09/17/2019 7:38 PM APRIL 1, 2019 TAX ASSESSMENT Page 4 Account Name Land Building Exempt Total Tax 3438 30 PAPOOSE ASSOCIATES LLC 415,700 170,600 0 586,300 7,885.74 C/O LV REAL ESTATE ADVISORS Acres 0.48 LLC 812 GRIST MILL LANE 3,942.87 (1) 3,942.87 (2) WEST CHESTER PA 19380 30 PAPOOSE ISLAND RD 0068-0017 B32325P32 3610 41 SUNSET CHIMNEYS LLC 1,263,900 1,463,800 0 2,727,700 36,687.57 60 STATE STREET Acres 4.00 SUITE 910 18,343.79 (1) BOSTON MA 02109 18,343.78 (2) 41 SUNSET CHIMNEYS 0073-0009 B31260P113 3023 44 GARDNER ROAD LLC 30,200 0 0 30,200 406.19 C/O SUE ELLEN KELSO Acres 0.70 BOX 2255194 203.10 (1) 203.09 (2) SIOUX FALLS SD 57186 44 GARDNER RD 0054-0002 B31718P132 1978 53 VISTA ROAD LLC 178,500 122,100 0 300,600 4,043.07 80 LANDSEER STREET Acres 0.52 2,021.54 (1) WEST ROXBURY MA 02132 2,021.53 (2) 53 VISTA RD 0026-0023 B32415P169 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 1,888,300 1,756,500 0 3,644,800 49,022.57 Subtotals: 2,927,900 2,605,300 0 5,533,200 74,421.57 Raymond Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 2020 13.450 09/17/2019 7:38 PM APRIL 1, 2019 TAX ASSESSMENT Page 5 Account Name Land Building Exempt Total Tax 1914 6 LEGACY ROAD 2004 REALTY 196,200 90,700 0 286,900 3,858.81 TRUST C/O ANDY BLUM Acres 0.52 15 OAKRIDGE CIRCLE 1,929.41 (1) 1,929.40 (2) WILMINGTON MA 01887 6 LEGACY RD 0024-0070 B22148P110 3461 66 BLUE JAY DRIVE REALTY 402,300 73,000 0 475,300 6,392.79 TRUST NANCY DONAHUE TRUSTEE Acres 0.48 400 CROSS CREEK COURT 3,196.40 (1) 3,196.39 (2) FRANKLIN TN 37067 11 PAPOOSE ISLD RD 0068-0041 B25304P264 763 69 RIVER ROAD REALTY TRUST 449,400 133,000 0 582,400 7,833.28 C/O MARIA HILL & TRUSTEES Acres 8.00 878 WESTEND AVE #4B 3,916.64 (1) 3,916.64 (2) NEW YORK NY 10025 69 RIVER RD 0010-0041 B15149P148 2825 AASKOV ALAN 0 9,600 0 9,600 129.12 11 ROOSEVELT TRAIL 64.56 (1) CASCO ME 04015 64.56 (2) 20 COUNTY RD 0052-0020-J58 B21705P32 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 1,047,900 306,300 0 1,354,200 18,214.00 Subtotals: 3,975,800 2,911,600 0 6,887,400 92,635.57 Raymond Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 2020 13.450 09/17/2019 7:38 PM APRIL 1, 2019 TAX ASSESSMENT Page 6 Account Name Land Building Exempt Total Tax 2800 AASKOV FAMILY TRUST A 0 12,000 0 12,000 161.40 AASKOV DANA B TRUSTEE C/O DANA AASKOV PLUMBING 80.70 (1) 900 RIVERSIDE STREET 80.70 (2) PORTLAND ME 04103-1046 20 COUNTY RD 0052-0020-J33-A B20272P190 2862 AASKOV FAMILY TRUST B 111,300 326,400 0 437,700 5,887.07 AASKOV DANA B TRUSTEE Acres 2.68 C/O DANA AASKOV PLUMBING 2,943.54 (1) 900 RIVERSIDE STREET 2,943.53 (2) PORTLAND ME 04103-1046 12 COUNTY ROAD 0052-0046 B20272P190 546 ABBATIELLO DANIEL R 40,600 169,000 0 209,600 2,819.12 ABBATIELLO ANGELA M Acres 1.63 147 WEBBS MILLS ROAD 1,409.56 (1) 1,409.56 (2) RAYMOND ME 04071 147 WEBBS MILLS RD 0008-0056-A B20686P201 3426 ABBOTT DEREK 36,500 189,800 0 226,300 3,043.74 ABBOTT LAURA Acres 1.25 58 QUARRY COVE RD 1,521.87 (1) 1,521.87 (2) RAYMOND ME 04071 58 QUARRY COVE RD 0068-0001 B33218P190 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 188,400 697,200 0 885,600 11,911.33 Subtotals: 4,164,200 3,608,800 0 7,773,000 104,546.90 Raymond Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 2020 13.450 09/17/2019 7:38 PM APRIL 1, 2019 TAX ASSESSMENT Page 7 Account Name Land Building Exempt Total Tax 2613 ABRAMSON DEAN S 22,000 164,500 20,000 166,500 2,239.43 ABRAMSON MARILYN Acres 0.40 10 Homestead PO BOX 610 1,119.72 (1) 1,119.71 (2) RAYMOND ME 04071 37 MAIN ST 0047-0012 B7459P311 158 ACCARDI SUSAN A 54,900 112,200 20,000 147,100 1,978.50 PO BOX 928 Acres 3.00 10 Homestead 989.25 (1) RAYMOND ME 04071 989.25 (2) 129 DEEP COVE RD 0004-0001 B13099P205 2326 ACCUOSTI ANTHONY TRUSTEE OF 418,300 332,600 0 750,900 10,099.61 THE ANTHONY ACCUOSTI TRUST U/I/D Acres 2.06 12/15/1997 P.O. BOX 128 5,049.81 (1) 5,049.80 (2) RAYMOND ME 04071 27 MEADOW RD 0040-0025 B29600P62 2857 ACCUOSTI MARK 71,600 150,100 0 221,700 2,981.87 JODRIE NANCY Acres 0.29 163 RAYMOND HILL ROAD 1,490.94 (1) 1,490.93 (2) RATMOND ME 04071 5 CROCKETT RD 0052-0040 B30115P126 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 566,800 759,400 40,000 1,286,200 17,299.41 Subtotals: 4,731,000 4,368,200 40,000 9,059,200 121,846.31 Raymond Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 2020 13.450 09/17/2019 7:38 PM APRIL 1, 2019 TAX ASSESSMENT Page 8 Account Name Land Building Exempt Total Tax 1103 ACCUOSTI MARK A 48,400 324,500 0 372,900 5,015.51 JODRIE NANCY L.
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