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Real Estate Tax Commitment Book Newcastle Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.900 07/29/2020 12:24 PM 2020-2021 Tax Commitment Page 1 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 784 10 MILLS ROAD 73,500 132,600 0 206,100 3,689.19 NEWCASTLE, LLC. 10 MILLS ROAD Acres 0.82 1,844.60 (1) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 1,844.59 (2) 10 MILLS ROAD 013-017 B3857P8 05/30/2007 260 11 HILLCREST, LLC 61,600 112,900 0 174,500 3,123.55 17 EAGLE LANE Acres 0.14 1,561.78 (1) DAMARISCOTTA ME 04543 1,561.77 (2) 11 HILLCREST ROAD 014-003 B5110P137 03/03/2017 281 260 KINGS HIGHWAY LLC 242,400 105,200 0 347,600 6,222.04 c/o PALMETTO STATES Acres 49.00 PROPERTIES, INC. 4303 NORTHEAST 1ST 3,111.02 (1) TERRACE #2 OAKLAND PARK FL 33334 3,111.02 (2) TREE GROWTH CLASSIFICATION 2004 260 THE KINGS HIGHWAY 004-012 B4612P249 12/31/2012 B799P26 282 260 KINGS HIGHWAY LLC 55,100 0 0 55,100 986.29 c/o PALMETTO STATES Acres 75.00 PROPERTIES, INC. 4303 NORTHEAST 1ST 493.15 (1) TERRACE #2 OAKLAND PARK FL 33334 493.14 (2) TREE GROWTH CLASSIFICATION 2004 THE KINGS HIGHWAY 004-011 B4612P249 12/19/2012 B799P26 1338 31 MCNEIL POINT, LLC 67,300 0 0 67,300 1,204.67 3401 TUTTLE ROAD Acres 5.10 SUITE 350 602.34 (1) SHAKER HEIGHTS OH 44122 602.33 (2) 223 POND ROAD 016-002 B5292P132 08/09/2018 1343 31 MCNEIL POINT, LLC 238,400 360,300 0 598,700 10,716.73 3401 TUTTLE ROAD Acres 17.90 SUITE 350 5,358.37 (1) SHAKER HEIGHTS OH 44122 5,358.36 (2) 31 MCNEIL POINT ROAD 016-002-00A B4637P187 12/31/2012 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 738,300 711,000 0 1,449,300 25,942.47 Subtotals: 738,300 711,000 0 1,449,300 25,942.47 Newcastle Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.900 07/29/2020 12:24 PM 2020-2021 Tax Commitment Page 2 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 897 37 POND ROAD, LLC 223,100 283,700 0 506,800 9,071.72 1419 EAST HARVARD Acres 5.24 AVENUE 4,535.86 (1) SALT LAKE CITY UT 84105 4,535.86 (2) 37 POND ROAD 007-033-00A B5520P74 05/15/2020 954 44 DEGREES NORTH LLC 46,600 44,000 0 90,600 1,621.74 GLENDINNING, TOR E Acres 0.08 PO BOX 647 810.87 (1) 810.87 (2) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 3 SNEAD SPUR 011-012 B3277P68 04/23/2004 1484 44 DEGREES NORTH LLC 700 0 0 700 12.53 GLENDINNING, TOR E Acres 0.09 PO BOX 647 6.27 (1) 6.26 (2) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 SNEAD SPUR 011-013 B3277P68 04/23/2004 305 48 MAIN LLC 66,000 167,900 0 233,900 4,186.81 11 HILLCREST STREET Acres 0.28 2,093.41 (1) HALLOWELL ME 04347 2,093.40 (2) 48 MAIN STREET 012-022 B5271P259 06/22/2018 705 567-9 RIVER ROAD, LLC 55,500 99,100 0 154,600 2,767.34 567 RIVER ROAD Acres 1.70 1,383.67 (1) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 1,383.67 (2) 569 RIVER ROAD 003-069 B5023P137 06/30/2016 518 63 MAIN STREET, LLC 65,000 231,400 0 296,400 5,305.56 P.O. BOX 1449 Acres 0.24 2,652.78 (1) DAMARISCOTTA ME 04543 2,652.78 (2) 63 MAIN STREET 012-031 B5261P300 06/01/2018 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 456,900 826,100 0 1,283,000 22,965.70 Subtotals: 1,195,200 1,537,100 0 2,732,300 48,908.17 Newcastle Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.900 07/29/2020 12:24 PM 2020-2021 Tax Commitment Page 3 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 285 68 MAIN STREET 71,000 182,200 0 253,200 4,532.28 NEWCASTLE, LLC 10 MILLS ROAD Acres 0.58 2,266.14 (1) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 2,266.14 (2) 68 MAIN STREET 013-083 B3856P52 05/25/2007 361 ABBOTT, WILLIAM 2,700 0 0 2,700 48.33 16 HINKS ROAD Acres 12.00 24.17 (1) JEFFERSON ME 04348 24.16 (2) OPEN SPACE CLASSIFICATION NORTH NEWCASTLE ROAD 006-051 283 ACADEMY HILL, LLC 85,300 225,000 0 310,300 5,554.37 c/o PALMETTO STATES Acres 2.75 PROPERTIES, INC. 4303 NORTHEAST 1ST 2,777.19 (1) TERRACE #2 OAKLAND PARK FL 33334 2,777.18 (2) 181 ACADEMY HILL 005-045-00B B4612P259 12/31/2012 636 ADAMS, ALISON B 59,600 168,400 23,750 204,250 3,656.08 319 LYNCH ROAD Acres 6.50 01 Homestead 36 s683-1 1,828.04 (1) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 1,828.04 (2) 319 LYNCH ROAD 002-066 B3671P204 05/03/2006 12 ADAMS, NANCY M 57,000 149,600 23,750 182,850 3,273.02 HANNA, CORY J Acres 2.00 01 Homestead 36 s683-1 353 RIVER RD 1,636.51 (1) 1,636.51 (2) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 353 RIVER ROAD 003-051 B1510P293 1581 ADDISON, WILLIAM MH 81,200 154,900 27,550 208,550 3,733.04 HOROWITZ, CECILE B Acres 2.70 30 Blind 36 s654-1-E 43 POND ROAD 01 Homestead 36 s683-1 1,866.52 (1) 1,866.52 (2) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 43 POND ROAD 007-032 B4513P41 04/17/2012 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 356,800 880,100 75,050 1,161,850 20,797.12 Subtotals: 1,552,000 2,417,200 75,050 3,894,150 69,705.29 Newcastle Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.900 07/29/2020 12:24 PM 2020-2021 Tax Commitment Page 4 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 1313 ADVANTA IRA 50,400 0 0 50,400 902.16 ADMINISTRATION, LLC F/B/O LINDA HUGHES IRA Acres 10.00 13191 STARKEY ROAD 451.08 (1) SUITE 9 451.08 (2) LARGO FL 33773 NORTH NEWCASTLE ROAD 006-023-00A B4823P32 09/30/2014 1524 AEPPLI, CHRISTOPHER 57,100 99,500 0 156,600 2,803.14 BAUER, LEAH K. Acres 2.05 95 PERKINS POINT ROAD 1,401.57 (1) 1,401.57 (2) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 95 PERKINS POINT ROAD 003-065-00N B5541P97 06/29/2020 419 ALBERT, TANYA M 209,300 340,100 0 549,400 9,834.26 ALBERT, GREGORY M Acres 1.77 56 LINCOLN LANE 4,917.13 (1) 4,917.13 (2) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 56 LINCOLN LANE 016-012 B4675P5 06/14/2013 10 AL-CHOKHACY, 215,000 51,000 0 266,000 4,761.40 CAROLYN,TRUSTEE SHEEPSCOT REAL ESTATE Acres 2.00 TRUST 32 LELAND WAY 2,380.70 (1) PLYMOUTH MA 02360 2,380.70 (2) 76 FALLS ROAD 004-009 B2112P192 1511 ALDEN, RAYMOND M SR 60,900 102,200 23,750 139,350 2,494.36 ALDEN, LAURIE F Acres 2.96 01 Homestead 36 s683-1 15 MORGAN BROOK LANE 1,247.18 (1) 1,247.18 (2) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 15 MORGAN BROOK LANE 009-004-00F B2466P176 1188 ALLAN, JOSHUA E 227,500 300,600 0 528,100 9,452.99 ALLAN, KRISTEN D Acres 7.00 238 RIVER RD 4,726.50 (1) 4,726.49 (2) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 238 RIVER ROAD 005-002 B4304P292 08/09/2010 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 820,200 893,400 23,750 1,689,850 30,248.31 Subtotals: 2,372,200 3,310,600 98,800 5,584,000 99,953.60 Newcastle Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.900 07/29/2020 12:24 PM 2020-2021 Tax Commitment Page 5 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 461 ALLEN, CRICKETT LYNN 87,500 245,700 0 333,200 5,964.28 HALVERSON, REN Acres 6.00 100 BLAIR ROAD 2,982.14 (1) # F-3 2,982.14 (2) SAINT SIMONS ISLAND GA 31522 9 MIDDLE WAY 005-047-00A B5253P309 05/08/2018 634 ALLEN, ELIZABETH A 72,700 325,300 23,750 374,250 6,699.08 PO BOX 1090 Acres 0.73 01 Homestead 36 s683-1 3,349.54 (1) DAMARISCOTTA ME 04543 3,349.54 (2) 52 GLIDDEN STREET 013-049 B3198P49 11/18/2003 997 ALLENDER, HEATHER 76,600 41,500 23,750 94,350 1,688.87 MICHELLE 212 ACADEMY HILL Acres 1.20 01 Homestead 36 s683-1 844.44 (1) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 844.43 (2) 212 ACADEMY HILL 07A-058 B3098P277 07/07/2003 18 ANDERSON, DENNIS P 216,300 198,300 23,750 390,850 6,996.22 ANDERSON, PATRICIA A Acres 2.50 01 Homestead 36 s683-1 179 MILLS ROAD 3,498.11 (1) 3,498.11 (2) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 Wife: CHRISTINE 179 MILLS ROAD 007-053 B2153P28 05/25/1996 14 ANDERSON, DR ROBERT E 70,300 284,700 23,750 331,250 5,929.38 ANDERSON, LORRAINE L Acres 0.52 01 Homestead 36 s683-1 64 GLIDDEN ST 2,964.69 (1) 2,964.69 (2) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 64 GLIDDEN STREET 013-051 B1971P345 1274 ANDERSON, LESTER A 50,000 26,800 23,750 53,050 949.59 ANDERSON, SUSAN Y Acres 6.28 01 Homestead 36 s683-1 61 PINEWOOD FARM RD 474.80 (1) 474.79 (2) NEWCASTLE ME 04553 61 PINEWOOD FARM ROAD 008-037-00B B3326P114 07/12/2004 Land Building Exempt Total Tax Page Totals: 573,400 1,122,300 118,750 1,576,950 28,227.42 Subtotals: 2,945,600 4,432,900 217,550 7,160,950 128,181.02 Newcastle Real Estate Tax Commitment Book - 17.900 07/29/2020 12:24 PM 2020-2021 Tax Commitment Page 6 Account Name & Address Land Building Exemption Assessment Tax 19 ANDREWS, MALCOLM 80,200 124,200 0 204,400 3,658.76 PAMELA J; MANOWSKI, Acres 23.00 KRISTIN N c/o KRISTIN N.
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