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Home My WebLink About2004 Enfield Vol Fire Company DocumentsFIRE PROTECTION CONTRACT TOWN OF ENFIELD 2004 THIS AGREEMENT made this day of December, 2003, by and between the TOWN of ENFIELD, a Mu In" at corporation, of Tompkins County, New York, hereinafter called the "TOWN" and the ENFIELD VOLUNTEER. FIRE COMPANY, INC., a corporation organized under the laws of the State of New York; of the Town of Enfield, Tompkins County, New York, hereinafter called the "FIRE COMPANY". AGREEMENT: WHEREAS, there has been duly established a Fire Protection District,which includes the entire geographic territory of the Town of Enfield and, WHEREAS, that following a public hearing duly held as provided .for Jn Section contact with the f the Town Law of the FIRE COMP State ANY forefire York,protection Ose�ces is thereby euly authorized to emergency service in case of accidents, calamities or other emergencies in the Enfield Fire Protection District. NOW THEREFORE, the TOWN, engages the FIRE COMPANY to provide fire protection and emergency services to the Enfield Fire Protection District for a term of three (3) years commencing 1 January 2004 and ending 31 December 2006 upon the following terms and conditions: 1. The FIRE COMPANY shall be subject to call for attendance upon any fire, medical emergency or life threatening emergency occurring in the district. 2. The FIRE COMPANY shall, when notified by the Tompkins County 911 Center or otherwise of a fire, medical emergency or life threatening emergency occurring in the district, respond and attend without delay with suitable equipment apparatus, and personnel, including but not limited to in the case of fire, with pumping and hose apparatus, proceed with diligence to make every reasonable effort to extinguish said fire and prevent the loss of life and/or property in the case of fire, or in the case of emergency, to react appropriately to attempt prevent the loss of life. 3. The FIRE COMPANY shall keep and maintain in good repair and working order, suitable and adequate fire -fighting apparatus and all other necessary fire -fighting tools, implements and equipment and emergency service equipment to properly discharge its obligations hereunder. 4. The FIRE COMPANY agrees to supply the services of trained and equipped fire-fighters and emergency medical personnel utilizing mutual aid when necessary. 5. The FIRE COMPANY agrees to procure, obtain and maintain in full force and effect during the term of this agreement, sufficient insurance coverage for the fire- fighting and emergency apparatus and personnel to be used in discharging its duties herein, including but not limited to personal liability, property damage, collision, and workman's compensation payable to a volunteer fire-fighter as provided by Section 205 of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York. Proof of said coverage's shall be- provided eprovided to the TOWN upon request. 6. The TOWN acknowledges that the FIRE COMPANY is a member of the Tompkins County Mutual Aid network, and that in the event the fire -fighting apparatus and personnel of the FIRE COMPANY are committed or unable to respond, the- FIRE COMPANY and/or Tompkins County 911 Center shall arrange through Mutual id for fire protection for the district, as herein required. - Ta For the year 2004, the TOWN agrees, on behalf of the district, to pay the FIRE COMPANY the sum of two hundred twenty two thousand six hundred four -dollars and no cents ($222,604.00) payable in four (4) installments as follows: 1/20/04 $35,000.00 n fnn in w n+�-- nnn nn - - 3 7.c. For the year 2006, the TOWN agrees, on behalf of the district, to pay the FIRE COMPANY the sum of two hundred forty thousand seven hundred sixty nine dollars and no cents ($240,769.00), payable in four (4) installments as follows: 1/20/06 $35,000.00 2/20/06 $75,000.00 3/20/06 $25,000.00 5/20/06 $105,769.00 The parties agree that it is not their intention that the cost to the FIRE COMPANY of responding to spills or other emergencies involving hazardous materials be covered by the consideration set forth above, but rather that the FIRE COMPANY maybe separately reimbursed by the TOWN for any such costs of responding to a hazardous materials emergency from monies which the TOWN may be able to obtain from other sources, available to the TOWN, but not available to the FIRE COMPANY. In the event that an incident of such type should occur, the TOWN shall act in good faith to:collert any such compensation as may become available. However, in the event that the TOWN is unsuccessful in collecting funds for such an incident, both parities to this contract agree to abide by a binding decision as to any amount of compensation as adjudicated by a committee of five persons, two persons selected by each party to this agreement and the fifth member being a senior member of the County Board of Representatives that represents the Town of Enfield 8. The TOWN agrees that all monies paid hereunder shallbib,a charge upon. . the fire protection district and shall be assessed and levied upon the taxable -property iii the district and therefore subject to collection with TOWN taxes. 9. The FERE .COMPANY and the TOWN acknowledge that; in. performing the terms of this contract, the FIRE COMPANY is performing an essential public function which is paid for largely by public funds. The parties agree that it is in their .mutual interest and in the interest of the public to assist each other in maintaining the ;public trust. In order to further these interests, and assist each other in maintaining the public trust, the FIRE COMPANY and the TOWN agree to the following: a. The parties agree to meet during the year at the request of either party, to discuss the provision of FIRE COMPANY services as contained herein. Said meetings shall take place as a part of the regularly scheduled meetings of the TOWN BOARD. The Fire Company shall provide quarterly the following: i. Information as to the number and types of calls/responses made by the FIRE COMPANY since the last report. ii. A synopsis of staffing and training levels of the FIDE COMPANY, including a complete listing of all active members of the FIRE COMPANY. in. A statement of income and expenses as they relate'to the activities of the FIRE COMPANY under this contract. These deports are Fire Company Treasurer reports labeled Quarterly report and budget report. On an annual basis, at the close of the Fire Company's fiscal year, the Fire Company will provide to the Town Board a statement`of outstanding debts.paragraph , ply direcly or indirectly,approal by the TOWN BOARD of he acquisition of any equipment. b. The TOWN may request by resolution of the Town Board_ and shall- ' pay the expense of an independent audit, by a creditable public accounting . agency, of the financial records maintained by the FIRE COMPANY pertaining solely to the town funds received pursuant to. this contract and to the use of said funds mi the discharge of the obligations'; contained in:this agreement or any other agreement between the parties since I : anbarjy 1995. C. The "FIRE COMPANY and the TOWN agree to act in good faith and to take steps.to accomplish the provisions of he preceding paragraph, should the TOWN elect to exercise its audit rights.. The FIRE COMPANY agrees to provide reasonable access to necessary audit information, as determined by he independent auditor, when given reasonable notice of the' same. The Town specifically acknowledges the extensve_amountfoitime required for the completion of an audit. Accordingly, any; audit instituted under he terms and conditions of this agreement shall be so conducted., so as to be completed as expeditiously as prudently possible.: The TOWN " further agrees to compensate the FIRE COMPANY an amount not to exceed $4,500.0046 offset any expenses actually incurred by the FIRE COMPANY in the completion of the aforementioned audit. 10. With the safety of it's emergency responders and citizens as a priority goal, the FIRE COMPANY and the TOWN agree that it is mutually beneficial to both parties to recognize and acknowledge the need for the Fire Company's compliance with all applicable standards, including Federal, State and Local statutes and voluntary consensus standards, and to reasonably -fund such compliance. 11. The parties acknowledge that this agreement represents the entire . Agreement between the parties, superseding any previous agreement(s). 12. The TOWN and the FIRE CONWANY agree that sources of water are an important aspect of the fire protection of the Town of Enfield- and agree to carry on mutual discussions of appropriate ways to address water needs with respect to fire service during the duration of this agreement. 13. This ,agreement shall commence as of January 1, 2004 and continue through December 31, 2006. 14. Both parties agree that any surplus funds left (if any) at thei end"of the year be placed in a reserve account. It is further agreedthat these funds will be- used at the Fire Company's discretion to reduce costs of capital projects or emergency repairs. 15. If any provision of this agreement is held to be invalid. or unenforceable;. all other provisions hereof shall nevertheless continue in full force and effect: IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have duly executed and delivered,this Agreement. TOWN OF ENFIELD BY own Supervisor ATTEST Town Clerk Consols ated Laws - Page 1 of 7 205. Payments to injured or representatives of deceased volunteer firemen. First. If an active member of a volunteer -fire company in any city, incorporated village or in any fire district of a town outside of z.z incorporated village or in any part of a town protected by a -olunteer fire company incorporated under the provisions of the r.embership corporations law, or"if an active member of any duly organized volunteer fire company, dies from injuries incurred while in the performance of his duties as such fireman or as:a member of a fire department emergency relief squad, a fire police squad or a fire -patrol v.ithin one year thereafter, the city, village, fire district or town Vhich is responsible as -provided in subdivision fourth. of this section Shall pay as follows: a. If such --'volunteer fireman is a member of a volunteer fire company, located`in any city in which a pension fund is maintained, the relatives of such volunteer -fireman shall be entitled to a pension in the same manner and at the same rates as if he were'a member of the paid fire department of such city: b. If in any other place"the sum of three thousand dollars shall be paid to the widow of such deceased volunteer fireman or to the executor or administrator of his estate if he is not survived by a.widow..In addition there shall be paid to the widow of such volunteer fireman for the benefit of such child or children the sum of 'twenty-five dollars a month for each surviving child, including a posthumous"ch'ld,=of.such deceased fireman under the age of eighteen years, but not more than total of fifty dollars a month for all such ,children, or if the decedent be not survived by a'widow, or if she dies before the payments cease,- then such payments for a child or children shall be made to their guardian or to relatives with whom they are living for their benefit.: Second. Any such volunteer fireman who shall become permanently incapacitated for performing the full duties of a volunteer fireman by reason of disease or disability caused or inducedby actual performance" of the duties of his position, without fault or misconduct on,his part, shall a. If a member of a volunteer fire company located in any city -in which a pension fund is maintained, be paid a pension in the same manner, and at the same rate as if he were a member of the paidfiredepartment of such city. b. If a member•of a volunteer fire company in any other place, -be paid one-half the amount which would have been payable in case "of death to . his executor or administrator under the provisions"of subdivision first - of this section; Provided, however; that if such volunteer fireman shall .at the expiration of the disability payments provided for in subdivision third of this section be totally incapacitated to engage in any occupation for remuneration or profit by reason of disease or disability :caused "by - actual performance of the duties of his position, without -fault or misconduct on his part, he shall be paid the sum of fifteen dollars per week during the period thereafter that such total incapacity shall continue and, in addition thereto, during such period there shall be paid to him for the benefit of his -child or children"the Sum of twelve dollars fifty cents a month for each child under the ageo,f eighteen years, but not more than a total of twenty-five dollars a month for all - such children, but".no payment on account of a child shall.contintxe after such child shall have attained the age of eighteen years. In the event payments to a volunteer fireman and his children. on account of total incapacity, as heretofore in this subdivision provided, shall -not have amounted to the sum'to which he.would otherwise have been entitled on: account of permanent incapacity for performing the full duties of a volunteer fireman and he shall be found to have recovered to such extent that he is no longer totally incapacitated but is still permanently incapacitated for performing the full duties of a volunteer fireman, there shall be paid to him the difference between the payments already 1, 4 F- - 1,4 ..._,., .,,,-.4- A F-- -. l-,- --,-.-..,,.,-- --P 1,;- .-.l, ;-1A-----,- i .,. http://assembly.state.ny.us/leg/?c1=48&a=25 1/6/2004 -- Consolidated Laws Page 2 of 7 1LLGLUC i.tJ 11iitL iV1 -111+7 UVV11 QUV_;U iL1_ liL,l. 1Vi, ',}_i1C QL:LVC131L V1 111j 1.1111U1 Gil Llli U'. the amount to which he would be entitled under -this subdivision on account of permanent incapacity for performing the full duties of a volunteer fireman. The authorities having jurisdiction to audit the claim of any volunteer fireman claiming total disability benefits under - this subdivision shall have the right to cause such injured volunteer fireman to be examined from time to time at reasonable intervals by the municipal health authorities.or any physician appointed bp.them for that purpose to determine whether total disability continues and; in case'a volunteer fireman receiving total disability benefit's hereunder shall refuse to permit any such examination to be made, such authorities shall. be authorized to discontinue the payment of benefits to him urit-il such examination is allowed.' Third. Any such volunteer fireman who shall receive injuries while performing his duties as such, while in the fire house, while going to or .returning from a fire by any means of -travel, transportation, or conveyance whatever, or, while working at -the fire or - answering a call or fire alarm or while officially engaged in '-testing or inspecting the apparatus, or equipment, or while engaged as a member of a fire department, or fire company, emergency relief squad or.fire police squad, or fire patrol or while attending a fire school,' or,while instructing or being instructed in fire duties or while attending any drill or parade or inspection in which his company or department is engaged, or while engaged in emergency work not related -to fire - extinguishment or prevention or going to or returning therefrom when duly authorized to participate therein, so as to necessitate medical or other lawful remedial treatment or prevent him from following .his usual vocation on account thereof, shall be reimbursed for.such<sums as -are actually and necessarily paid for medical or other lawful remedial treatment, not exceeding five hundred dollars. He shall also be compensated for the time he was actually and necessarily prevented from following his vocation or for the time of his disability on account of such injuries, at the rate of thirty-six dollars per week not to exceed one thousand eight hundred dollars Notice of an injury or death for which benefits are payable under this section shall be given to the municipal corporation or fire district responsible for the payment thereof within thirty days after receiving such injury, and also in -.case of the death of the volunteer fireman resulting from such injury within thirty days after -such death. Such notice may be given 'by any person claiming to be entitledo such' benefits or by someone it his behalf. The notice shall be in writing, shall contain the name -and address of the volunteer fireman, and state in ordinary language the time,.place, nature and cause of 'the,'injury and shall be signed by him or by a person on his behalf or, in case of death, by any one or more of his dependent -s, or by a:person on their behalf. The notice shall be given to the comptroller or chief :financial €' officer of the city, the clerk of the village, the secretary of the fire district, or the town clerk of the town, as the case.may be, by delivering it to such officer or by registered letter properly, addressed to such officer. The failure to give notice of injury or notice of death shall be a bar to any claim under this section. �`ailure to give notice of such injury or death within such thirty day period may be excused by the county judge who would have jurisdiction of a controve:rsy under this section, upon petition and notice in the manner provided ih -subdivis,ion fifth of this section, either upon the ground that for some sufficient reason the notice had not been given, or that any member of a :,body ,in charge of, or any officer of the fire department or fire company. had knowledge within such thirty day period, of the injuries or death, or Io that the municipal corporation or fire district has not been prejudiced• by a delay in giving such notice. Any such volunteer fireman who shall receive injuries as;aforesaid snail, when certified,by the chief or other executive officer bf-the fire department or by the appropriate administrative officers under whom he serves, be received by any public, private, or semi -private hospital fDr care and treatment at the usual ward or semi -private patient rates, including charges at the prevailing ward or semi -private patient rates http://assembly.state.ny.us/leg/?cl=48&a=25 1/6/2004 Consolidated Laws Page 3 of 7 for necessary nursing, laboratory tests, x-ray examinations and physical therapy, or, in case any such hospital has a contract with the - municipality served by such volunteer fireman, then at the rates specified in such contract. Within two years after receiving the injury, or if death results therefrom withintwoyears after such death, a claim for -the benefits under this section shall be filed with the same officertowhom a not -ice of an injury must be given, as aforesaid. The claim shall -be in substantially the same form and shall give substantially the same information as is required to be given in a claim under the provisions of section twenty-eight of the workmen's compensation law. Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law, any such claim need not be sworn to, verified or acknowledged. Payments of weekly benefits under this section shall commence within fifteen days after the filing of such claim, -and payments .of lump sum, and monthly, death benefits under this section shall be made or commenced within thirty days after such filing. In the event of a failure --to make such payments within any such period or -to continue the same for the time required therefor, a controversy -shall be -presumed to have arisen and a proceeding may thereupon be institutedpursuant to subdivision fifth of this section to compel such payment. Fourth. In cities any benefit under this section shall be a_city charge and any claim therefor shall be audited and paid in the same m_-nner as other city charges, except that no part of the moneys payable under this section shall be paid from the pension funds of the said departments therein. In villages any such benefit shall be a village charge and any claim therefor shall be audited and paid in the same manner as other village charges, and shall be assessed upon the property 11able to taxation in said village, and levied and collected in the same m,-.nner as village taxes. In fire districts any such benefit shall be a fire district charge and any claim therefor shall be audited and paid in the same manner as other fire district charges, and -shall be assessed u:on the property in such fire districts liable to taxation, and -levied and collected in the same manner as fire district taxes. If such -fireman was a member of a town fire company or fire department or:a member of a f --re company incorporated under the membership corporations law, located o-tside of a city, village or fire district, any such benefit -shall be -a t-wn charge and any claim therefor shall be audited and paid in the same m-nner as town charges and shall be assessed upon the property liable to tE.xation in the territory protected by such fire company and levied and collected in the same manner as town charges therein-. If such fireman w, -s a member of a fire company -or fire department operating in, or mAntained jointly by -two or more villages, or two or more towns, or two oar more fire districts, any such benefit shall be a charge against the v_llage, town or fire district, in which the fire occurred. If such i -_jury occur while assistance is being rendered to a neighboring city, town, village, fire district, fire protection district (including a fire, p-otection district served by the company or department of which such f--reman is a member), fire alarm district, or territory outside any such d --strict upon the call of such city, town, village, fire district, fire p_otection district, fire alarm district, or territory outside -any such district, or while going to or returning from the place from whence such call came, or death shall result from any such injury, any such benefit s_all be a charge against such neighboring city, town, village, fire d__strict, fire protection district, fire alarm district, or territory- o tside any such district, so issuing the call for assistance and after a--,dit shall be paid and assessed upon the property liable;to taxation -in such neighboring city, town, village, fire district., fire protection d- :_strict, fire alarm district, or territory outside. any such district -f- a --d istrict; a -_d levied and collected in the same manner as other charges against the s -.me are levied and collected. Any city, village, fire district or town may finance the payment -of a, -.y benefits payable under the provisions of this section by the i.suance of serial bonds or capital notes pursuant to the.local finance 1-.w unless it is required by some other law to pay such benefits from- http://ass!-mbly.state.ny.us/1eg/?cl=48&a--25 1/6/2004 Consolid-ited Laws Page 4 of 7 current funds. Any such city, village, fire district or the town -board acting for and on behalf of any fire protection district, fire alarm district or territory outside any such district; may contract for insurance indemnifying against the liability imposed by this section, provided fl- rther that such contract of insurance shall also indemnify against the 1 -ability imposed by the workmen's compensation law in relation to injuries or death of volunteer firemen, and the cost of such insurance shall be paid and provided in the same manner as benefitsare required to be paid and provided in this section. If any claim under this section is one for which an insurance company might be liable, or if it is a claim for which a mutual self-insurance pian under subdivision three -a of section fifty of the workmen's` compensation law might be liable, the officer to whom a notice of injury is required to be delivered or mailed and with whom a claim is required to be filed under the provisions of this section shall send a copy of any such notice or claim and a copy of any notice of a proceeding relating to an injury or claim. to such insurance company or plan, as the case may be, promptly after receiving the same. Any money paid to -an executor or administrator under any of the provisions of this section shall.be distributed in -the manner provided b- law for the distribution of personal property, and allmoney paid under this section shall be exempt from any process for the collection o�' debts either against the volunteer fireman, or any beneficiary to whom the same is paid -under the provisionsof this section. No release from the liability imposed by this section .shall be'valid if it shall appear that the person executing such release hasnot received the full amount to'.which he is entitled under the provisionsof this section. The words "injury" and "injuries", as used in this section, include any disablement of a volunteer fireman as the direct result of the p,rformance of his duties. If for the purpose of obtaining any benefit or -payment under the provisions of this section, or for the purpose of influencing --any dFtermination regarding any benefit or payment under the provisions of t.is section, either for himself or for any other person, any -person w-lfully makes a false statement or representation, he shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. The provisions of this section relating to giving notice of injury and fling claim, and to the contents of any such notice or claim, shall be c(nstrued liberally in order to effectuate the objects and purposes of t} is section. Fifth. Any controversy arising at any time under the provisions of this section shall be determined by the county judge of any county in w;.ich the city, village, fire district, or town, which would be responsible for payments under this section, is located. 1'or that pi-.rpose, any party may present a petition to such county judge, setting fcrth the facts and rights which are claimed. A copy of such petition and notice of the time and place when the same will be presented shall >•' b<, served on all persons interested therein, at least eight days prior to such presentation. Sixth. The provisions of this section shall not apply to volunteer . f_remen killed or injured on or after the first day of Marsch, nineteen hindred fifty-seven, or who die from the effects of injuries received on ol: after such date. S 205-a. Additional right of action to certain -injured or representatives of certain deceased firefighters. 1. In addition to any' o':ier right of action or recovery under any other provision of law, ir,- tLe event any accident, causing injury, death or a disease which results ir: death, occurs directly, or indirectly as a result of any, riagloct, orission, willful or culpable negligence of any person or persons in foiling to comply :,ith the requirements of any of the statutes, o-dinances, rules, orders and.requrements of the federal, state, county, village, town -or city aovernme;nts or of anv and all.their . http://ass---- nbly.state.ny_us/len'?c1=48&a=25 - 1/6/2004 Consolid ued Laws Page 5 of.3 &-oartments, divisions and bureaus, the person or persons:guilty of said ncglect, omission, willful or culpable negligence at the time of such-" injury or death shall be liable to pay any officer, member, agent or er-ployee of any fire department injured, or whose life may be lost while ir_ the discharge or performance at any time or place of any duty imposed b.- the fire commissioner, fire chief or other superior"officer of the f_re department, or to pay to the wife and children, or to pay to the - parents, or to pay to the brothers and sisters, being the surviving heirs-at-law of any deceased person thus having lost his life, a sum of m-ney, in case of injury to person, not less than -,ten thousand dollars, aTd in case of death not less than forty thousand dollars; such . lability to be de' -ermined and such sums recovered in an action to be ir,stituted by any person injured or the family or relatives of any p-rson killed as aforesaid. ?, Notwithstanding any other provision of law, including sections fifty -e and fifty ---'I of this chapter, section thirty-eight'hundred' t irteen of the education law, section ten of the court of claims act aid the provisions of any general, special or local law or charter r.-.quiring as a condition precedent to commencement of an action -or s ocial proceedinc that -a notice of claim be filed or present; every cz•ase of action fcr the personal injury or wrongful"death of a f_refighter which was pending on or after January first, nineteen h•adred eighty-seven, or which was dismissed on or after January first, - n=.neteen hundred e=_ghty-seven, because this section "was not yet _ effective, or which would have been actionable on or after January frst, nineteen hundred eighty-seven had this section been effective is h-reby revived and an action thereon may be commenced at any time p=pvided that such action is commenced on or before June thirtieth, two ti Dusand. 3. This section shall be deemed to provide a right of action r(-.jardless of whether the injury or death is caused•by"the violation of a provision which ,-odifies a common-law duty and regardless of.whether tip injury or death is caused by the violation of a provision p.Dhibiting activi4ies or conditions which increase the dsnge.�s already ii'ierent in the work of any officer, member, agent or employee of, any f.'re department. S 205-b. Relief of volunteer firefighters engaged in the performance of duty as such firefighters from civil liability and liability -0,f fire d::;tricts for the acts of volunteer firefighters. Members of duly" ojanized volunteer fire companies in this state shall not be liable c -.Tilly for any ac- or acts done by them in the performance of their d- --y as volunteer irefighterS, except for wilful negli.gerice or m=_feasance. Nothi-..g in this section contained shall, in any manner a.- ect the liability imposed.upon cities, towns and villages by section$ f-IFty-a and fifty -b of this chapter, but fire districts created pursuant tc law shall be liable for the negligence of volunteer firefighters duly a-,�ointed to serve therein in the operation of vehicles owned by the f:. --e district upon the public streets and highways of the•fire district, p -vided such volu:-.teen firefighters, at the.time of any accident or i_:ury, were actin in the discharge of their duties. Judgments r"-overed against fire,.district pursuant to this section shall be 1""-ied upon the t�:-_able property of such district in the samemanner as m ieys raised for -he support of the district. S 205-c. Paymen-s::pending controversies where volunteer firemen are k4 -,'-led or injured In order to provide for the prompt payment'of, b efits under sections two hundred five and two hundred nine -a of this C, Ater, and unde--the workmen s compensation law, where such benefits a> conceded to b due to any person because of the deathiof or injuries. t a volunteer fir :nan,but controversy exists as to which `city, village, t n or fire dist- ._-.>t is liable for the payment thereof, the m :icipalities anc, districts involved in such controversy and their iisurance carrier, if any, may agree that any one or more of such http://ass ibly.state.ny.us/le_ "?c1=48&a=25 1/6/2004 Consolid ed haws Page 6 of 7 ui�„il.L it cii�ico vi ..«moi -.i �c.�o vi st-�- iii�ul aai.c mai iici ouai rciy i-.iic ” b efits to, or i relation to, the person conceded to be entitled to s- ,h benefits wit.-_-�ut waiting for a final determination of the c(-:troversy, and r_:,,T carry out the provisions of such an agreement. Nr :withstanding ar such payment; any party to the agreement may seek a f:.ial determinatic- of the controversy in the same manner as if such: p, -ment had not b=an made. After a final determination the parties to t2 agreement shall make any necessary and proper reimbursement to cclform to the det rmination. The term "insurance carrier" as used h -ein shall mean n insurance company, or a county mutual s -_f -insurance pl-= in accordance with subdivision three -a of section f_-ty of the work:_._i's compensation law, or any plan which shall be p:vided for by lz in amendment of or substitution for such a -plan. - 3 205-d. Relief '=rom civil liability for acts or omissions by fire w_ --dens in the ci':_� of New York_ After being trained by a certified fire s..=-ety director, z._v person designated to serve as a fire warden or d---uty fire warde-. in any structure classified as an office building by l or otherwise the city of New York shall not be liable for damages f injuries, dea.'_. or property damage alleged to have occurred by - r son of an act omission in the performance -of -any duty"contained in a -ire safety Alai. unless it is established that such injuries, death or p__)perty damage w:; caused by gross negligence on the part of such fire w. --den or deputy :_re warden. 3 205-e. Right c= action to certain injured or representatives of c -tain deceased ;:.olice officers. 1. In addition to -any other _right of a ion or recover-, under any other provision of law,in the event any a ;ident, causing n:ury, death or a disease which results in -death, o urs directly o indirectly as a result of any neglect, omission, w-_lful or culpab- ,negligence of any person or persons in failing to c. -ply with the r- uirements of any of the statutes, -ordinances, rules, o ers and requir---rents of the federal, state, county,. village, town or c --:y governments c.- of any and all their departments, divisions and bi:_eaus, the pers(-r: or persons guilty of said neglect, omission, willful o culpable negir- -.ce at the time of such injury or -death shall be 1-. ble to pay any .f: -icer, member, agent or employee,of any police d artment injure-- :.chose life may be lost while in the discharge or p formance at an- ___me or place of any duty imposed by the police c ~nissioner, pol- c:ief or other superior officer of the police d artment, or to -;ay to the spouse and children, or:to pay the parents, o� to pay the bro yrs and -sisters, being the surviving -heirs-at-law of a; deceased pens_:! this having lost his life, a sum of:money,in case o injury to pers), rivet less than one thousand dollars, and in the case o' .death not less ___n five thousand dollars, such liability to be d ermined and su :i: -_.ls recovered in an action to be instituted by any p -son injured or -1_1i,1-..1 family or relatives of any person killed as a resaid, provic hcwever, that nothing in this section shall be- d- >ned to expand - re-trict any right afforded to or limitation' imposed u n an employer, i eroloyee or.his or her representative by virtue of a- provisions of :orkers' compensation law.- Notwithstanc_;.g a.y other provision of law, including, sections f- ty-e and fiftt° cf this chapter, section thirty-eight hundred. t: _rteen of the e : c_.tion law, section ten of the court of claims' act a the provisior:,.:o_ -ny general, special or local law or charter r wiring as a cc -_:n precedent to commencement of an action or. s cial proceeds, a notice of claim be filed or -presented, every c se of action c ec-ialproceeding that a notice of claim be filed.or p rented, every se of action for the personal injury or wrongful d th of a police i er which was pending on or after Januafy,first,.. n_ .eteen hundredseven, or which was dismissed on or after J wary first, n tv hundred eighty-seven because this 'section was n yet effectivic. or -,tihich would have been actionable on or after J nary first, n _...= "hundred eigh y-5e,ven had this section been e. =_ctive is here -._�.ived and an action thereon may be commenced at. I/6/2004 hupWass ably.state_ny.usA a rovision whic- cod's _ies Ia common-law duty and regardless of whether .. t: injury or dea i is, caused by the violation of a provision: p 'aibiting actin"__les or conditions which increase the dangers inherent i the work of an officer, member, agent or employee of any police dt artment . 206. Certific-_e to policemen and firemen; free transportation; use o telegraph line: and telephones. The mayor of each city of •this state at the mayor of :ch 'ncorporated village may issue, under the --seal of h. office, to ea policeman and fireman appointed by the d y-constituted-,-thccitaes of such city or village, a certificate of t. appointment a...: qualification of such policeman or fireman a's such, a; specifying th• duration of his term of office; and it.shall t: reupon be the duty of every street surface and elevated railroad c rDany carrying business within such city or village, to transport e-. ry such police: r or fireman free of charge while he is traveliftg in tl course of thy- -;erformance.of the duties of his office. Every, t e egraph or tell, one company engaged in business within -such city or v- lage, shall a -_-rd o such.policeman or fireman the.u.se of-ita t egraph lines tel -_phones for the purpose of making and receiving r orts and commu,-!-cations in the course of the performance of his o. ficial duties. 206-a. Penalt'•- for improper use of certificates. Every -policeman or . f.' eman who shall erre t any other person to use the certificate issued t aim as provid:1 by rhe last section, or shall present or make'use of t; same, except .-dile acting in the course of the performance of his o icial duties, who shall use such certificate after the expiration c lis term of of-: ce or his resignation or removal therefrom; shall be d med guilty of misdemeanor. 206-b. Exempt-.Dn of benefits payable under blanket•accident it urance coveri;-, volunteer firemen. Not only shall the benefits p- --ble or allow;.- le under any blanket accident insurance :policy' or c _ract purchas : (1) by a fire department pursuant to section four t. isand two hun _.d thirty-seven of the insurance law, or (2)',by a m- ;,cipal corpor,_i_on c•r fire district pursuant to any general, special i http://ass!- .bly.state.ny.us/1(_ _'?c1=48&a=25 1/6/2004 .i ,m `'STATE'07 NEW YORK COUNTY R` E A L P R `0 P E R 'T'Y S Y S T E - M- RPS350/V03/L050-.- REPORT NO. RPS350P PG 1 -'TOMPKINS C R 0 S -S" R E F E R E N'C E L I S T T N G, CURRENT -DATE 06/24/2004 TOWN OF ENFIELD FD261 ENFIELD FIRE .PROT SW'IS - 502600 Y CK E --- NDEPTH NACRES P RIMRY SPECT SECONDARY AD VALOREM 20;0 PR 0 R T PARCEL. ID R DG NAME FRONT UNITS PCT Y VALUE V,Z,',LUE TOTPAJ,, CL C SSC C FA BOWER, KE 17.43 23'504.0 23-50010 242 1 1,-1-1.2 C FW REGNIER," 55.88 1110'0:00 110000 241 1 . -1-2.1 C FT SWITZER; -10.43 1.2.8-,000 '128000 12'0 1 1,=1-2.3 C HL NESS, RAL 4.89 14.5000 145000 210 1 C 2•H MENTE; R0 1.°8°6- 11'0000 110000'270 "1 C JD PALIOTI'I,, 6.85 85000 85000 210 1 1,-1-2.6 C JZ ROLLO-PRI 2.58 125000 125000 210 1 1.-1-2.7 C .KV SODA, DON 4 '8:g 130000 130000 210 1„ 1.-1-'2.8 C LR BES,EMER; 1.29 66700 667(30 270 1 C'MN ROHAN; JA 6.85 120000 1200:00 270 1 1.-1-2.21 C HJ ROLLO-PRI 5.00 6000 6000 314 1 1.-1-2.22 C,IF BENEDICT, 43.53 E 16324 40500 105 1 1:-1-2.23 C JB ROHAN, JA 6.46 5200 5200 314 1 1.-1-2.24 C JX DONLEY,KE 11.00 16000 16000 323 1 1.-1-2.25 C KT DONLEY KE 3.01 10400 10400 314 1 1.-1-2.26 C LP REGNIER, 25.29 E 17500 17500 321 1 1.-1-4 C GJ KITTEL, S 2.00 80000 80000 270 1 1..-1-5 C HC SMITH, HO 12.00 E 4343 `9800 105 1 1.-1-6.2 C JN SMITH, H 125.87 E 49366 105,800 120 1 1.-1-6.31 C LC CLINGEN, 1,20 165000 165000 210 1 1.-1-6.32 C LY CLINGEN, 17.22 19500 19500 321 1 1.-1-8 C JH MC CONKEY 224.53 E 353106 400000 120 1 1.-1-9 C KA STONE, JO 1.64 75000 75000 210 1 1.-1-10 C ED SWITZER, 242.81 E 194073 290000 112 1 1;-1-12 C FP HANSEN, P 52.00 E 18542 38800-120 1 1':.-1-13 C GI WARREN, T 7.00 28000 28000 270 1 1.-2-1 C EU BILLINGS, 3.00 7700 7700 314 1 1.-2-2 C FN VAN NOSTR 65 20,6912000 3T1....1 1.-2-3 C GG CARMAN, W 21 1100. 1100 314 1 1.-3-2 C GD UPDIKE, R `42.20 E 144155 180000 120 1 1.-3-3 C GW MILLER, ,A 86.00' E 128431 215000 241 1 1.-3-4.1 C IL BROHMAN, 3.16: 107000 107000 220 1 1.-3-4.2 C JH MERRILL, 73.40 47500 47500 311 1 1".-3-5.1 C JE TRAVER,"R 65,2.2 53500 5350fl 312 1 i.-3-5.2 C KA TRAVER; R .. 12.88 16000 16000 322 1 1,-3-7 C JU BRYANT, W 2,18. 196000 190000 210 1 1.-3-8,1 C LJ MILLER, D 2.91 90000 9.0000 270 1 1,-3-8.2 C MF MILLER, R 112,.59 E 42733 84800 120 1 1.-3-9 C LG CLOSE, PA 40,00 125000 125000 280 1 1.-3-10 C FJ FIELDS, C 75.00 E 125057 162600 241 1 1.-3-11.1 C GY ANDERSON, 10.22 100000 100000 242 1 1,-3-11.2 C HU ROYCE, VO 17.67 135000 135000 210 1 1.-3-11.3 C IQ MILES, MI 11.70 180000 180000 242 1 1.-3-11,4 C JM STERN, TH 1.58 58000 58000 210 1 1,-3-11.5 C KI IANNONE, 5.90 88000 88000 270 1 1.-3-11.6 C LE SPRINGER, 5.90 120000 120000 210 1 1.-3-12.1 C HR COLMAN, J .96 52000 52000 210 1 1,-3-12.2 C IN SWITZER, 72.84 E 30233 73600 120 1 1.-3-13.1 C IK WIKTOREK, 8.80 120000 120000 210 1 1.-3-13.2 C JG SURMAN, V 39.30 165000 165000 241 1 1.-3-13.3 C KC CLINGEN, 15.90 18400 18400 322 1 PAGE TOTALS - 51 PARCELS FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 4,459,861 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 4,954,400 TOTAL VALUE 1,603.66 ACRES CE OF NEW YORK QTY - TOMPKINS Q OF'ENFI:ELD - 502600 PARCEL ID `2.0,`614 3-11 R T 2` -3-12 R E A L (2.-3-13.11 S Y S T 'E' .M ,. - 3 -13 .21 'S, ,S R E -3-13.2 2 I „8 T I. N-` 3:-1-1.11 FD2,61 3;-1-1.12 Y Cat--- D I M E N'S 10 N '5 --- PRIMRY SPEC T 3,-1-1.22 FRONT DEPTH ACRES UNITS PCT Y 3.-1-2.4 1 3,..-1-2.5 22501OV 3'.-1-2.21 3.-l-2.22 80000 3.-1-2.23 1 3.-l-2.24 7800,90 3.-1-3 3.-1-4.1 E 3.-1-4,2 3.-1-5 E C , GN• MATSpN, H 1 ' 3.-1-6.2 68000 3.-1-6.3 1 3.-1-6.4 1200,090 3`. -1-6..6 1 3.-1-6:7, 86000 3 1- 3:-1-7` 148000 3'.-1-8,1, 1 3.-1-8.4 6300 3.-1-8.5 1 3.-1-8,6 900090 3'.-1-8.7 1 3.-1-8.8 900090 3.-1-8.21 1 3.-1-8.22 660000 3,-1-8.23 1, 3.-1-9' 50000 3.-1-10 1, 3:-1-11 22200 3.-1-12.1 l.. 3.-1-12,2 250000 3.-1-12.3 1., 3.-1-12.4 115.000 3.-1-12.5 1 3.-1-12.6 90000 3.-1-12.7 1 3.-2-1 150000 3.-2-2 1 3.-2-3.1 E 3.-2-3,2 PAGE TOTALS 51 PARCELS 565.30 FRONT FEET (ACTIVE) 409.40 DEPTH 633.49 ACRES RPS3;5s0;/V03/LD50 REOR'3' 3i50P1 -PG 3 CURRENT DATE /24/2.0-04 SECONDARY VALUE PRIMARY TOTALS SECONDARY TOTALS AD VALi09E1' `2.0,`614 PR 0 R T V: R E A L P R 0 P 'E', R T 'Y S Y S T 'E' .M ,. C- 'S, ,S R E F E R E N C E L,, I „8 T I. N-` 37'0000 FD2,61 ENF;IELD FIRE 'PROT Y Cat--- D I M E N'S 10 N '5 --- PRIMRY SPEC T R i)G" X' AME ' FRONT DEPTH ACRES UNITS PCT Y C GL - PI•CHEL ; M 1 91.00 22501OV ,C H -E• AE�ViN,.- B 80.00 80000 Cz JO= WALKER, -D 1 780,0.0 7800,90 C KJ RUMSEY,'T 23.47, E •C- LF -URNER;'•RA 42.:14 E C , GN• MATSpN, H 1 ' 1. 3 9 68000 C Ha 'i'OMPKINS, , 1 1.22 1200,090 C DECKER, -W: 1 1,57 86000 C, I.E' DECKER,: F 1- 6.2'9 148000 C GL TERRY, DA 1 2'. 54 6300 C IZ LUPO, TIM 1 2.50 900090 C JV -GEE, TRIC 1 2,5'0 900090 C IB KENJERSKA 1 2.15 660000 C IX KENJERSKA 1, 2.52 50000 C JT HARRIS, K 1, 1.02 22200 C KP ALEXANDER l.. 12.27 250000 C GI I S BRE 1., 30.70 115.000 C.HX LOVEJOY, 1 1.59 90000 C IT LOVEJOY, 1 11.16 150000 C HU MILLER, G 1 99.00 E C JJ CUEVAS, J 1 1.30 92000 C KF VERRIGNI, 1 13.93 130000 C LB HILLENDAL 1 27.54 130000 C LX COVERT, A 1 3.65 50000 C NP LENT, CHA' 1 1.30 55000 C.OL MC MAHON,` 1 8.01 58500 C NK MAINE, RT 1. 9.70 48000 C JG FEIOCK,.L 1.42 700 C KV MARTIN, M 195.30 104.40 166, C NJ HARRIS, T 195.00-. 10500 10.00 C OF FISK, TER 1 1.00 -6000 C PB MARTIN, M, 1:: .6'8 • 56000 C PX HARRIS,, T 1- .63 76000 C QT HARRIS, T .1, 10 70000 C ML NOVIC'KAS, 1 2,04 24.8500 C NH EMDEE, ED 1 1.47 102000 C Op FULLER, J 1 1.00 78000 C KS NORTHERN, 1 .24 152000 C EV HILLENDAL 1 31.50 70000 C FO PLESCIA, 1 1.00 165000 C HD H'UNLEY, S 1 1.89 6300 C HZ KELLOGG, 1 22,15 130000 C IV -HUGHES, W 1 1.95 78000 C JR MORUSTY, 1 4.76 75000 C KN DECKER, F 1 2.43 627500 C LJ RANCICH, 1 10,.20 225000 C MF O'GRADY, 1 7.62 122500 C FM CYNOSKE, 175.00 200,00 AD VALOREM C GF I S A BRE 44.50 TOTAL VALUE C HU MATHER, J 1.00 C IQ WALKER, R 10.91 PAGE TOTALS 51 PARCELS 565.30 FRONT FEET (ACTIVE) 409.40 DEPTH 633.49 ACRES RPS3;5s0;/V03/LD50 REOR'3' 3i50P1 -PG 3 CURRENT DATE /24/2.0-04 SECONDARY VALUE PRIMARY TOTALS SECONDARY TOTALS AD VALi09E1' `2.0,`614 PR 0 R T VALUE AL CL C SSC ,8,00.00 -800,0'0 31.2 1 37'0000 37.OD=bfl 280 1 130000 1320GOV.- 210 1 15,0:00 125"0'O,=Q 271 - 1 239351 22501OV 2,80,1 •8;0`.00.0 80000 270 1 780,0.0 7800,90 27-01 1.0;0.;0,0• ;.,1000,'0- .3.32-,-1. 8`50:0.0. 8500.0 271 1 ' 6,.8.00`0 68000 210 1 120006 1200,090 210 1 9:60 -QA 86000 270 1- 1480G,O 148000 210 1 6300 6300 311 1 90006 900090 270 1 90000 900090 242 1 660000 660000 111 1, 50000 50000 270 1, 2:2-2.00 22200 322 l.. 216994 250000 120 1., 115000 115.000 220 1 90000 90000 270 1 150000 150000 552 1 40000 40000 270 1 92000. 92000 280 1 130-000.' 130000 280 1 130000, 130000 280: 1 50000 50000 210 1 5-5000 55000 270 1 58500 58500 270 1. 48000 48000 270 .'1 700 700 3`11 1 ;.. 70.0 166, 311 1 1000 10.00 311 1 6000 -6000 311 1:: 56000 • 56000 270 1- 76000 76000 270 .1, 70000 70000 210 1 248500 24.8500 552 1 1020.00 102000 210 1 78000 78000 210 1 152000 152000 240 1 70000 70000 270 1 165000 165000 411 1 630,0 6300 311 1 130000 130000 411 1 78000 78000 210 1 75000 75000 270 1 627500 627500 111 1 225000 225000 210 1 122500 122500 242 1 5,981,345 AD VALOREM 6,022,200 TOTAL VALUE ST OF NEW YORK R`;E: Am'L, P' R` 0 P .E• R T Y S Y, S T; ,N';M.. ';$PS3.50/V03/L050 - REPORT RP 35OP1 PG 5 COATE LINTY TOMPKINS ;; G";R O` S ;S';";13; E F -,,E -R,.E N C E L; STATE' OF NEW YORK COUN-TY - TOMPKINS y,yTOWN OF ENFIELD SWTS' - 502600 PARCEL ID 4,:-1-27.1 4.-l-27.2 4.,;•-1-27.3 4.-1-27.4 4,..,..,-1- 2 7 5 4:-2-1 4' 2-2.1 4` -2.2.2 4.-2-2.3 '4.-2-2.5 4.-2-2.7 4.-2-2.8 4.-2-2.42 4.-2-2,62 4.-2-2.63 4.-2-2.64 4.-2-2.91 4.-2-2,92 4.-2-2.411 4.-2-2.412 4.-2-2.413 4.-2-2.414 4.-2-2.415 4`.-2-2.612 4,-2-3 4.-2-4 4.-2-6 4,-2-7.1 4.-2-7.2 4.-2-7'.3 4.-2-8.2 4.-2-8.3 4.-2-9 4;-2-10,11, 4.-2-10.12 4.-2-11 4.-2-12 4,-2-13.32 4.-2-13.51 4,-2-14 4.-2-15 4.-2-16 4.-2-17 4,-2-18.2 4.-2-18.6 4.-2-18,8 4.-2-18.11 4.-2-18.14 4,-2-18.32 PAGE TOTALS - Y CIS --- D I M E N 'S 10 N S---" R DG NliN,4':. FRONT DEPTH ACRE'S. C LV MARSHALL, 4 .3 3 C MR EABRT;ZIO•, 2.16 NN C NATHANIEL 3.39 C Oi CRAI:G,,RO " 1.01 C PF-TAORMINA- 1 40,. C QB GAHN;-DAV 1.39 C FV VANN}, LEO 1.00 C' HK BECK;.: XEV 1:50.00-- 20-0.00" ' CIG PENNIMAN, C JC WILSON, J C KU WHITE,, CO C MMM JACKS- .CA C NI LADIEU, R C LM BECK, KEV C NC LUPO, CAR C NY SEAMAN, D C OU LUPO, CAR C OR SMITH,-RO C PN VANDEVELD C LH FISK, TER C MD FISK, TER C MZ FISK,-TER C NV FISK, TER C OR FISK,TERR C NR ADAMS, ME C HH BRIGGS, IK C IA DE BELL; - C JM GENEX COO C LB FOSTER, D C LX GENEX COO C MT FOSTER, D C LII MOUNT, JO C MQ GENEX COO C NM SHARP, ED C LR GENEX COO C HL GODLEY, E C IH WELLS, MI C GN MENTE, ON C HG TURCSIK, C MC MAYNARD, C MW SUWINSKI, C IS BENNETT, 1.'05 2.9,0 8.40 2.33 3.02 3.51 4.20 3.00 5.40 2.82 2.77 1.07 1.07 1.07 1.07 1.52 1.19 1.97 27.40 11.00 2.52 120,10 1.00 .50 47.40 2.00 116.28 1.11 1.12 1.32 .75 23,25 .98 1.66 C JL ALETRAS, 101.00 188,00 Pit,- O R T C KE DRAKE, DO 3,26 C KX CARSTENSE .74 C NI PAYNE, MO 15,11 C QS KIMPLE, J 1.11 C SK DRAKE, DO 1.89 C NH ALGER, CL 1.00 C PV BERICH, J 17.00 C PT LEGGE, MA 1.06 51 PARCELS 1,166-n 251.00 FRONT FEET 210 (ACTIVE) 1500010 388.00 DEPTH 210 1 •65-a'00 65000 463.00 ACRES 1 RP.S3;50./V03/L0510 REP•ORT,:NO.::RRS•350P1, PG 7 Ci7RRNT',D31TE X6/24/2004 PRIMRY SPEC T SECONDARY UNITS PCT Y VALUE PRIMARY TOTALS SECONDARY TOTALS AD VALOR N! 2;004 Pit,- O R T VALUE '3'OTPL CL' C SSC 12'50030 1250,0.0 210 1 40000 40;0`0••0 270 1. 15.0-00.0 150000 210 1 90;00:0 9000 0 270 1 463Q00 4^600+0 2,7.0 1 1200.00 120'000 210 1 80000 80.00.0 210 1 2;00- 1 130000 13'0000' 230 •'1 1,166-n 110000 210 1 1500010 1'50000 210 1 •65-a'00 65000 270 1 90000 90000 270 1 8500 85.00 311 1 26000 26000 270 1 44000- 44000 270 1 52000 52000 271 1 300-00. 30000 271 -1 29-000 29000 270 1 6600 6600 311 1 165000 165000 220 1 105000 105000 411 1 6600 6600 311 1 85500 85500 449 1 80000. 80000 270 1 8>6U0,0". 86000 210 1 16000.0. 160000 242 1 140000 140000 220, 1 17000.0 170000 210, 1 3223000 3223000 113,11 2500 2500 311`. 1 .125000 125,000 210 1 37500 37500 105 1 120.000 120000 210 1 269240 2692'00 113. 1 65000 65000 210` 125.00.0 125000 210 1 85000 85000 27.0 1 68000 .680.00 210 1 680000 680000 555 1 6300 6300 311 1 68600 68600 210 1 70000 70000 710 1 84000 84000 210 1 82500 82500 210 1 77000 77000 242 1 25000 25000 270 1 1400 1400 314 1 72000 72000 270 1 19300 19300 311 1 66000 66000 210 1 7,830,500 AD VALOREM 7,830,500 TOTAL VALUE 1 STATE OF NEW YORK ;' =,,,R;a..j L" P R•'O P E +R T Y S:.Y,.T, E rM„ iP5350/V03/LO'50' - REP R', NO',: RPS3'50rPl: PG' 9 COUNTY TOMPKINS „'., C':R �E�R. E N- C E L I S T I N; .G O S'"S R ?E ; ,. CUR E ENT, DATE 06/24/2004 R WN" OF- ENFIELD • FD26. ,.F 'ENFIELD FIFE PR - 502600. • --- E NDEPTHO N PRIMRY S SECONDARY R.Y AD VALOREM 2004 PR 0 R T PARCEL ID R DG NIE' ;; FRONT ACRES UNITS PCT Y VALUE UE VALC TpT Ai, CL SSC C SCIimDT �,` 1.5.0 89000 890;0.0 210 1 5.-1-18 Q ,KQ LTJ CUDLTN, T 1,82 550OQ 550'00 270, 1 5:-1-19.1 C MY CUDLIN' M - 91 14000''0 1°4000,0"210 i 5.-1-19.2 C NU WERNERS, 19.35 135000 135000 220 1 1 . 19.3 COQ CUDLIN T' 67 500 314 1 5 ER 15.33 8,6 b:loo 0 210 1 5+ 1 21.1 C HU SHAFFNTKE 4.37 150000 186000 _ 50000 210 1, C IQ LINTON, R 16b.3:8 E 162 2400Q^^0 120 1 , AND 000 78000 270 1 5.-1-22.2 C JJ TYLE 3.85 95 000 9500>0 210 1 '5.-1-22,3 C KF KRAUS, ST 12.45 250000 250000 241 1` 5:-1-22.4 C LB YEHL, MIC_ 16.34 180000 241 1' 5.-1-22.5 C LX SMITH, JE 1.37 95000 118000'0 9`5000 270 1 5.-2-1 C'GE STOUGHTON 70.00 E 109079 140000 120 1. 5.-2-2.1 C'HT HOWARD, M 10.91 14400 14400 322 1 5.-2-2.2 �C IP BOWSER, P 5.26 145000 145000 210 1- 5.-2-2.3' C JL SHORE, ME 7.27 21000 21000 312 1 5.-2-2,4 C KH BOYCE, TH 5.03 205000 205000 210 1` 5.-2-2.5 C LD SHORE, ME 5.76 108000 108000 210 1'.' 5.-2-3.2 C JI NORTHERN 34.96 29700 29700 910 1.. 5.-2-3.3 C KE MURPHY, N 3.94 128000 128000 210 1 5.-2-3.5 C LW WHITE, RO 9.15 18000 18000 312 1' 5.-2-3.6 C MS HAEFNER, 3.94 95000 95000 210 1 5.-2-3.7. C NO DHONDT, A 6._66 -250000 250000 210 1 5.-2-3.8'' C OK PLESCIA,, 2.99 8100 8100 311 1 5.-2-3.10 C IL THUNG, HE 2:54 7700 7700 314 1 5.-2-3.1.1 C JH HUNT, Mi:C 2.34 148000 .148000 210 1 5.-2-3.12 C KD MARACLE 2.15 150000 150000 210 1 5,.-2-3.13 C KZ ENFIELD A 12.43 15600 15600 322 1 5.-2-3.41 C LS KEHOE, DA 2.00 133'000 133000 210 1 5.-2-3.42 C MO CHASE, RI 2.58 9800 9800' 314 1 5.-2-3.43 " C NK CHASE, 'RI 1.99 11500.0 115000 210 1 5,-2-3.44 C OG KNUUTILA, 2.58, 1200;00 120000 210 1 5.-2-3.91 C PT UPDIKE,, 1A 2.49 210000 210000 210 1 5.-2-3.92 C QP UPDIKE,,, D 1.86 7200 7200 314 1 5.-2-3.93 C RL DEBACH,'L 2.25 7500 7500 314 1 5.-2-3.94' C SH UPDIKE, D 3,15 8200 8200 314 1 5.-2-3.95- C TD THUNG, HE 5.00 9700 9700 314 1 5.-2-3.96 C TZ CHRISTODO 5.00 9700 9700 314 1 5.-2-4.1 C JF INSERRA, 5.00 55000 55000 283 1 5.-2-4.2 C KB REEVES, J 5.00 70000 70000 210 1 5,-2-5.1 C JY CARPENTER 8.00 120000 120000 210 1 5.-2-5.2 '' C KU KRIEDEMAN 2.22 70000 70000 210 1 5.-2-5.5 C NI HUDDLE, M 2.29 14.0000 140000 210 1 5.-2-5.6 C OE KRIEDEMAN 2.77 7900 7900 314 1 5.-2-5.7 C PA KRIEDEMAN 2.74 7900 7900 314 1 5.-2-5.31 C MJ ACHILLES, 1.00 74000 74000 210 1 5.-2-5.32 C NF RANCICH, 16.58 E 15255 24100 105 1 5.-2-5.41 C NE REEVES, J 3.50 8500 8500 314 1 5.-2-5.42 C OA HAMMOND, 84.20 E 85387 96000 280 1 5,-2-6 C JV LAUE, ROG 99.63 E 36850 76400 120 1 PAGE TOTALS - 51 PARCELS FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 4,293,828 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 4,461,400 TOTAL VALUE 677.61 ACRES STATE 0 F N YORK R``,E'A L P R O P E R T Y .S T E M RPS350 /VO`3/LA50-••REPOR :PS350PZ.PG 11. COUN TY - TEW OMPKINS CRO `S 'S R E F .E'3 R E N C E L i S T I N G ` CU&RENT':U13;E„•:-,: 06/24/2004 TOWN O F ENFIELD FD261 EN,FIELD'FIRE PROT 502600r Y C:K --- D I M E N S I O N S - PRIMRY SPEC T SECONDARY AD VALOREM 2°0.'04 PR O•R T PARCEL ID R DG -N ,: FRONT DEPTH ACRES UNITS PCT Y VALUE VALUE TOTAL CL,C.SSC a .. C IB li0�7ELACE, 9.14 78;OX� 7;x,00 321 1 J6..-2-11.2 C IX" LEL DViCE. 39.30 22$'60 2.2AD0 105 1 6 . -2-12 : 1 C'd IU -WHEfILER, 1.43 68'00 V-8-00 311 1 6.-2-12.2 C JQ WHE4ELER,, 1.08 wobt 8.000 270 1 6 C •JN--CUMMINGS,14 6. 11X3OU0" 11'0.0010 2120 1 6,-2-13.2 C KJ LOVELACE, 6.41 6t,600 - 6S:O'O►0 270 1 6,.-2-13.3 C LF GUw'iNGSM '2.38 11'S0.0-0. 115.0'010 210 1 -2-13.4 C MB LOVELACE� - 34.9.0, 3'051®0 i2b :1 6.-2-13.5 C MX. LOVELACE,' 7.7'2 105fl00 1054,00 210. 1 6.-2-14 C JK TOWN'. =OF E 7.7;7 1.0 0.00 10'00-0 852 8 6.-2-15 C KD COMPTON, 14.98 75000 75000 241 1 7.-1-1.1 C HC MAR ON, D 1.09 '920-00 92000 210 1 7.-1-1.2 C HY SWITZER, 23.38 E 6598 21000 120 1 7.-1-1.3 C -IU BANNER, M 1.38 1000-00 .100000 220 1 7.-1-1.4 C.JQ GRIFFEN, 1.00 90000 90000 210 1 7.-1-2 C GZ SALINO, R 1.50 98000 98000 210 1 7.-1-3.1 C IO SALINO, S 16.68 148000 148000 210 1 C JK SALINO,-R 7.32 E 32393'- 34000 312 1 7.-1-4 C IL SCOFIELD, 1.28 55000 55000 210 1 7.-1-6.1 C KT SALINO, P 1.87 145000 1-45000 2.10 1 7.-1-6.2 C LP SALINO, R 38.13 E 21456 34800 321 1 7.-1-7.1 C LM SCHOOLEY, 20.02 90000 90000 270 1 7.-1-7.'3 C NE BENJAMIN, 5.03 20000 20000 312 1 7.-l-7.21 C NC SMI'T'H, CH 12.44 48000 48000 271 1 7.-1-7.22 C NY CORNISH, 5.02 35000 3500,0 210, 1:1 7.-1-7.23 C OU BENJAMIN, 4.01 19000 19000 270 1 7.-1-7.24 C PQ CORNISH, 15.11 12100 12.100 321 1 C MF PERCEY, R 2;37 77000 77000 270 1 C NB CORRIERO, 1:14 90000 90:000 210 .:3 7.-1-8.3 C NX LAWRENCE, 2.37 44000 44000 270 1' 7.-1-8.4 C OT STUCKEY; '13.96 $3700 837013 242. 1 C PP LOVELACE, 2.94 '8100 8100 311 1 7.-1-8.6 C'QL SCIARRA, 1.23 90000 90000 270 1 7.-1-9.1 C' MY STOUT, JA 6:,50 '10900 10900.311 1 7.-1-9.2 C NU STOUT, JA 6.35 84.000 84000 210 1 7.-1-10 C GF BEARDSLEY 1;6.2 7.80'00 78000 210 1 7.-l-11.1 C HU SHISLER, 2:77 8800,0' 8.8000 270 1 7.-1-11.2 C IQ SkISLER, 3.18 900.0 9-000 314 1 7.-1-11.3 C JM MCGOVERN, 188 5700 5700 314 1 7,-1-12,1 C IN MOORE, PE 1.26 90000 90000 210 1 7.-1-12.3 C KF LOSEY, GA 3.16 52000 52000 270 1 7.-1-12.4 C L$ RENZETTI, 1.90 55000 55000 270 1 7.-1-12,5 C LX HOLLENBEC 1.90 120000 120000 270 1 7.-1-12.6 C MT RENZETTI, 2.6.0 2000 2.000 311 1 7.-1-12.21 C KD ROYCE, RA 12.60 50000 50000 270 1 7.-1-12,22 C KZ DIMMICK, 12.40 20,000 20000 322 1 7.-3-12.23 C LV SMITH, DO 4.88 185000 185000 210 1 7.-1-12.24 C MR WILLIS, M 3.47 9000 9000 314 1 7.-1-12.25 C NN MCGOVERN, 18.47 14500 14500 321 1 7.-1-12.26 C OJ LOSEY, GA .79 2000 2000 314 1 7.-.1-12.27 C PF WILLIS, M 2.60 9300 9300 314 1 PAGE TOTALS - 48 PARCELS FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 2,799,247 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 2,828,600 TOTAL VALUE 340.87 ACRES R''%t k' L P' R 0 P E R T Y S' Y S T E M C 'R O S S R E F ..E' R E 'N C' -E L I S T I N G FD,261' ENFIELD FIRE PROT' Y CK R DG NAME,; C LA CHAFFEE, C IS STEVENSON C LD WILLIS,,' 'D C KE BASILE, J C .LT KLEIST,;•' K C MP WILSONi A C MM DEL,''S'IGNO C N`,I DEL, S IGNO, C GP OLIVER, ;R C HI WOLLNEY,, C IX HOOTON, D C JT HOLZBAUR, C KP BOYER, MA C LL UNDERHILL C MH HOLLEY, J C ND HOLZBAUR, C NZ HOLLEY, J C IU EARLE, DO C KG MCGEE, RO C LV RANCICH, C MR HUBBELL,_ C NN HUBBELL, C OJ BURKE, RI C MO NORMAN D 8.-1-8.2 C NK HUBBELL, 8.-1-9: C ML ACHILLES_, 8.-1-10 8.-1-13.2 8.-1-13.3 8.-1-14 8.-1-17 a.-1-le.l 8.-1-18.2 8.-1-18.3 8.-1-18.4 8.-1-18.5 8.-1-18.7 8.-1=18.8 9.-1-18,9 9.-2-1.21 8.-2-1.22 8.-2-1.23 8.-2-4 8.-2-5 8.-2-6 8.-2-7 8.-2-8 8.-2-9.2 C GO ITHACA CI C HH LADE, GEO C JP LADE, ROG C KL LADE; FLO C LH LAUE, DAL C JM LAUE, ROG C LR BRADFORD, C NG HOOTON,, D C OC HOLZBAUR, C OY VAN VOLKI C,PU CARSON, J C QQ MARTELLI, C SI MURPHY, L C TE MURPHY, L C UA WORTHY, M C IB HUBBELL, C JR BREEN, PA C KN HUBBELL, C LJ HALL, VTR C JK LAPOINT, C KD LAPOINT, C KW HAMMER, L C LP AVERY, DA C MI ARAMINI, C OT JACKSON, --- D I M E N S I O N S'= PRIMRY SPEC T FRONT DEPTH ACRE'S UNITS PCT Y 2.99 57.5.3 33.50. 82.50 20.00 10.00 1.8:0 8.20 3.00. 12.72 1.81 4.94 .66 2.60 .66 45.92 2.91 3.-68 235.00 242.00 200.00 209.00 1.32 45.31 3.45 2.12 1.21 13.31 1.44 15.75 1.08 .97 92.64 1.00 66.00 6.00 6.75 6.25 .69 1,67 .69 8.80 .98 7.25 1.89 104,93 1.85 4.60 1.00 8.42 .45 1.80 15.45 E 124000 124000 210 1 RPS3.50'/V03/L050 - REPORT NO.,RPS350,PI PG 13 CURRENT DATE - 06/24/2004 SECONDARY AD VALOREM 2004 PR O R T VALUE - VALUE TOTFLL CL'C SSC 180000' 18000.0 210 1, 181297 21000'0 280 1 158000 15800&0 241 1 140`00;0 140000 241 1, 185000 18500°0 24~2 1 108000 108000'242 1 130000 130000 210 1 1300.0 1300^'0 314 .1 E 12.4824 1700Q0 810f0 311 1 9'2000 92000 24.2 1 1400 1400 314 1 175000 175000 22.0 1 81000 81000 210 1 85000 85000 270 1 2000 2000 314 1 36500 36500 322 1 15000 15000 270 1 124000 124000 210 1 140000 140000 483. 1 151000 151000 485 .1 51000 51000 341, i 145000 145000 210 1 105000 1-05000 411 1 160000 160000 411 1 16300 16300 321 1 105000 105000 485 1 1319000 1319000 612 64000 64000 210 .1 130000 130000-210 1 E 12.4824 1700Q0 120'.1 145000 145000 210. .1 E 19033 4990Q 120 1 18000 18000 270 1 90000 90000 210 1 5000 5000 314 1 8.2000 82000 210- 1 75000 750p0 '210 1 68000 68000 210 1 42000 42000 270 1 800 800 314 1 28000 28000 270 1 5500,0 55000 270 1 112000 112000 210 1 E 39026 93400 120 1 45000 45000 270 1 '9400 9400 314 1 80000 80000 210 1 148000 148000 210 1 105000 105000 210 1 95000 95000 210 1 18300 18300 321 1 PAGE TOTALS - 51 PARCELS 435.00 FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 5,505,980 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) 451.00 DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 5,665,100 TOTAL VALUE 720.49 ACRES ',ATE OF NEW YORK >. ]R 'k �1,4L,, P R:Q P",E.R T Y •.SYS• T; E,-:, „, RP.S350/V03/L050 =. REPORT, NO,,., RPS350P1 PG 15 ,� COUNTY TOMPKINS Cl A 0` S S";` R ;E, F-, R E.• N C "E L Z S 'T 3; �T ;G` . CURRENT DA,T-E 06/24/2004 TOWN OF ENFIELD FD61 • ENFIELD FIRE PROT SWIS - 502600 t• E NDEPTHO N PRlMRY SPEC T SE AD VA 4.,- PR0RT PARCEL ID R -DG NAME ; FRONT ACRES LJNITS POT Y ERY VALUE VALUE TOTAL CL C 'SSC B.-3-14 C KS ELLIS, Mi 4.00 6000;0 600'0+0 210 1 8:=3-15 C LL CARLISLE, 1.00 84000 `84.000 210 1 -3-16 C ME CARLISLE-, 3.89 84000 840'a'O 210 l 8 -3-17 C MX MOLIVIATI 1.06 85000 85000'21,0 1 183-•18 C NQ KIRCHGESSr.. 93 95000° 95000 21'0 1 '8.-3-21 C JF MASSA, NE 103.00 141.00 92000 9200,0 210 1 8. .-3-22 C JY TOWN HALL 343.00 118.00 40;000 40000 651 8 8,.-3-23 C KR RANCICH� 19-.5D 4500.00 450:00,0 411. 1 8G-3-24.`2 C NC DIXSON',,,11 3.49 190'0.0;0 190000 283 1 B.-3'-24.11 C NB MARALLO,,"" 5.80 175000 1750aO 28:0 1 8.-3.24,12 C NX CARPENTER 12.65 50000 50000 210 1 8...-3-24.,13 C OT CARPENTER 3.14 50000 5'0000 210 1 8.-3-24.14 C PP TABER, AN 3.67 36000 3.6000 270 1 B.-3-25.2 C NV LADE, ERN 65.99 E 134900 1680.00 120 1 B.-3-26.1 C NS LADE,ALI 2.53 7800 78DO 314 1 8.-3-26.2 C 00 SHAPIRO, 11.60 102000 102000 240 '1 B.-3.27 C NP SCHUMACHE 20.07 120000 120000 416 1. 8..-3-28 C OI -NEW YORK .15 -1000 1000 692 8 9.-1-1 C GY SZABO, GR 55.00 42.00 500 500 311' 1 9.-1-2 C HR SZABO, GR 125.00 234.00 165000 165000 411 1 9.-1-3 C IK HUBBELL,- 1.11 74000 74000 210 1 9,,-1-4 C JD WAIGHT, S 148-.00 244.00 98000 98000 210 1 9:-1-5 C JW BROWN, -BR 148.00 244.00 66000 660DO 210 1 9.-1-6.1 C LL VAN AMBUR 1.49 80000 80000 210 1 9.-1-6.2 C MH VAN'AMBUR 1.90 40000 40000` 270 1 9.-1-.7 C LI MARSH, RA 1.25 80000 80000 210 1 C MB ESHELMAN, •125.00 267.00 32000 32000 271 1 C NQ DRAKE, LA 1.84 66000 66000 270 1 C OM WHITE, NI 1.23 108000 108000 210 1 C PI HUGHES, A 1.27 70000 70000 270 1 9.-1-10 C GX REYNA, AL 2.22 70000 70000 210 1 9.-1-11 C HQ NENO, ALI 91.00 E 28404 70000 312 1 9.-1-12 C IJ BRUNO, VI 2.85 76000 76000 220 1 9.-1-13 C, JC COOPER, J .50 90000 90000 210 1 9.-1-14 C JV HAMMOND, 1. 28', 1.50000 150000 210 1 9,-1-15,2 C MG TUTTLE, W 1.93 110000 11000.0 210 1 9.-1-15.12 C NB VANDEMARK 61.00 53000 53000 312 1 9.-1-15.13 C NX VANDERMAR 1.94 60000 60000 210 1 9.-1-16.1 C MD VAN DE MA 9.44 4900 4900 314 1 9,-1-16.2 C MZ VANDEMARK 1,78 8000 8000 312 1 9,-1-18 C MT HOUSWORTH 27.17 130000 130000 241 1 9.-1-19.2 C PE FERGUSON, 160.00 245.00 45000 45000 270 1 9.-1-19111 C PD MACERA, J 1.20 120000 120000 411 1 9.-1-19.12 C PZ MACERA, J 35.80 85000 85000 242 1 9.-1-20.1 C IL BUSH, REB 1.90 128000 128000 210 1 9.-1-20.2 C JH MFSTAYER, 2.76 7900 7900 311 1 9.-1-21.1 C JE VANDEMARK 19,05 7600 7600 321 1 9,-1-21.2 C KA VANDEMARK 29.80 184000 184000 242 1 9.-1-22 C JB KEMP, RON 2.60 110000 110000 210 1 9.-1-23.1 C KQ CAMILLI, 22.80 160000 160000 242 1 9.-1-23.2 C LM DRAKE, TH 1.02 8000 8000 312 1 PAGE TOTALS - 51 PARCELS 1,207.00 FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 4,372,004 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) 1,535.00 DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 4,446,700 TOTAL VALUE 487.60 ACRES ti STATE' OF NEW YORK COUNTY - TOMPKINS T04VN OF, ENFIELD SW:LS - 502600 , PARCEL ID 9..--2-14 -2-15 9:-2-16 9.-2-17 9 2-18.1 -2-18.2 -2-18.3 9 -2-18.,4 -2-18.7 9,.-2-18.8 9,.-2-18.10 9.-2.-18.12 9.-2-18.14 9.-2-18.15 9.-2-18.17 9.-2-18.18 9.-2-18.19 9.-2-18.61 9.=2-18.62 9.-2-18.111 9.-2-18.112 9.-2-18.131 9<. -2-18 .132 9.-2-19 9,-2-20 9.-2-21.1 9.-2-21.2 9.-2-21.3 9.-2-21,4 9.-2-21.5 9.-2-21.6 9.-2-22 9.-2-2,3 9,-2-24.1 9.-2-24.2 9•-2-25 9.,-2-26.1 9.-2-26,2 9.-226.3 '9.-2-26.4 9.-2-26.5 9.-2-27,1 9.-2-27.2 9.-2-28.1 9.,-2-28.2 9,-2-29 9.-2-30.1 9.-2-30.2 9.-2-30.3 9.-2-30.5 CSRLE F,E 0 P E Y S Y.S.T E' M RPS35'0,/V03/L050' -, REPORT NO RPS35.0P1, PG RO S 17 FD26A ENFIELDNFI'E L I S T I N G CURRENT •DAT.E - 06/24/2:0`04 PROT. Y CK -- D I M E N S I O N '5---PRIMRY SPEC T ' ' SE SECONDARY AD VALOREM 2004,- PR O R T R DG E NAM, FRONT DEPTH ACRES UNITS PCT Y VALUE VALUE TOTAL CL C SSC , C KL HAG'IN, WI ,49 72,000 72000 210 1 C LE 'THEETGE, .28 35'000 35000 210 1 43 60000 6000'0 21-0 1 C MQ STEWART, 15 0.00 .150.00 26,00 ' 260,-0 3,11 1 C, ,• 3:9,0 70000 7500+0 2'10' 1- C PB CARLISON, 1.30 6700 6700 311 1 C PX GOODRICH,O 59 155000 1 1 5000,0 210 1 QTH THO 65 GO 0 140000 500:0 143700 210 • ..1.. . C RP COLE, THO COLE, 1T5.,00 163.00 77 3700 311 1 C 2 0000 270 '1 C UD COLE, THO .74 4400 4400 311 1 C OE SUP,,EK,, RO 3.00 150000 1150ODD 210 1- C PW ZAPPALA, 2.64 85000 85000 210 1 C RO EDDY, STE 6.81 110000 110000 210 1 C SK GOODRICH, .16 800 800 311 1 C UC ARNOLD, K 5.03 130000 130000 210 1 C UY WARREN, J 2.37 68000 68000 271 1 C VU CARLISON, 1.33 60000 60000 270 1 C TB SNOWMAN, 9.87 208000 208000-210 1 C TX DRAKE, RO .32 1600 16DO 311 1 C PU GRAY, MIT 3.62 122000 - 122000 210 1 C QQ DOUGHERTY 1.87 100000 100000 210 1 C RK DRAKE, DA 1.00 6500 65DO 314 1 C SG DRAKE, RO 1:25 6700 6700 311 1 C OC SUPEK, LA 290.00 125.00 68000 68000 270 1 CC IF RICE, RON 2.35 95000 95000 210 1 C•JU SUPEK, LA 5.07 9800 9800 311: 1 C KQ SUPEK, LA 18.14 14500 145DO 321 1 C LM VAN DEMAR 2.42 58000 580D'O 270- 1 C MI MARION, B 2.77 67500 67500 270 -1 C NE DRAKE, GO, 10.25165000 165000 242 1 C OA SUPEK, LA 27.90 20700 ' 20700 321..1.. C JR SUPEK, JO 43.00 86000 88000 241 1. C ICK GRIFFIN, 15.23 100000 100000 242 1. C LZ OLTZ, LEN .64 55000 55000 210: 1. C'MV DRAKE, DA 200.00 250.20 18000 .:180.00 270. 1 C LW OLTZ, ALB 88.00 250.00 28000 28000 270.. .i C NL OLTZ, HER 208.00 250.00 120000 120000 210. 1 C OH KIELMANN, 35.75 31400 31400 321 1 C PD STRINGER, 10.00 400,00 .40000 242 1 C PZ KIELMANN, 5.00 104000 1.04000 210 1 C QV BUTLER', K 5.00 94000 94000 210 1 C OE RHOADS, G 1.13 54000 54000 210 1 C PA MONROE, E 26.95 25000 25000 321 1 C OX OWENS, CH 2.70 110000 110000 271 1 C PT OWENS, CH 1.70 26000 26000 270 1 C OU DAVENPORT 30.00 160000 160000 242 1 C JT SOLDATELL 1.90 180000 180000 210 1 C KP ITHACA SE 37.70 35000 35000 312 1 C LL AMICI, TH 1.80 130000 130000 210 1 C ND COVERT, A 4.44 9300 9300 311 1 PAGE TOTALS - 50 PARCELS 1,111.00 FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 3,562,500 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) 1,188.20 DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 3,562,500 TOTAL VALUE 340.99 ACRES OF; NEW ,YORK - TOMPKINS OF,ENFIELD - 502600 PARCEL ID 10:-1-12 1.0.:.-1-13.1 ,,l 0. -1-13 , 4 10,-1-14.2 10.-1-14.3 -1-14.4 1.0,.-1-14.5 10.-1-14,6 10.-1-14.7 10.-1-14.8 10.,-1-14.9 10.-1-14.10 10.-1-14.11 10.-1-14.12 10.-1-14.13 10.-l-14.14 10.-1-15 10.-1-16.1 10.-1-16.1/1 10.-1-16.1/2 10.-1-16.1/3 10.-1-16.1/4 10.-1-16,1/5 1`0.-1-16.1/6 10.-1-16.1/7 10.-1-16,1/21 10.-1-16.1/22 10.-1-16.1/23 10..-1-16.1/24 10,,-1-16.1/25 10.-1-16' 0 -1-16',1/30 10,-1-16,1/90 10,-1-16.2 10,-1-16.3 10.-1'-16,4 10.-1-16.5 10,-1-16.6 10.-1-16.7 10.-1-1.6.8 10.-1-16.9 10.-1-18,2 10.-1-18.4 10.-1-18,8 10.-1-18.31 10.-1-18.32 10.-1-18.61 10.-1-18.63 10.-1-18.64 10.-1-18.66 PAGE TOTALS - 51 PARCELS 470.00 FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 3,672,035 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) 1,017.00 DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 3,740,500 TOTAL VALUE 397.94 ACRES R E A L- P R Q .P' E R T 'Y ." S Y •S T E„AVL R S 50�V03/"LO'50,' - e12 PQRT,;;NO,• .•R�S3:5A ?,L RG 19 S S R E, F. E R" E N C S L I S' "T ':I 1�T;"G °` .°CURRENT"DAT,06/24/20"04 FD261 FIELD • FIRE PROT . Y CK --- D I M'E N S I 0 N S=-=; PRIMRY SPEC 'T SECONDARY AD VALOREM 2gQ4 15R`0 R T R Da NAME :, FRONT DEPTH AC12ES UNITS PCT Y VALUE VALUE TQTL CLC SSC C FO PAGE, `•1�,A$ 4, $0 92000 920;0 0 27.1 1 C HD RUMSEY, •"D , 1.-55 1120Ci"0 11"2x0060 210 1 C HZ RUMSEY,; , R 57.9,0 E 8.61"43 108`14•0 241 1 C IV RUMSEY.,, ,R 1,9.1 135000 1350`x0 21,0 1 C JR FRY^ PETE' 1:6°5 " 118000 1118040' 210- 1 C IS EDDY, NEL 25..0.0 E 14530 3-500%0 260 1 C JO DOMINION 07. 1000 "100,,Q 38.0 6 C ,KK PORTER, A --- 2 ..3700 3700 311 1 C LG HERRMANN, 1.29 2:0'000 20000 270,' 1 C MC SAPPELL, 2.50 65000 65000 210 1 C MY HARRI<S,-G 1.60 55000 55000 271 1 C NU EGGLESTON - 1.27 49000 1490DO 271 1 C OQ SCHICKEL," 100.0.0 225.00 1000 1000 311 1 C HV SHIPPOS,' 1...37 85000 85000 270 1 C IR PORTER, A 5.13 234700 234700 416 1 C JN PORTER, A 2.76 42000 42000 270 1 C KJ SMITH, DA 1.30 95000 95000 270 1 C LF HARRIS, L 2--.98 10400 10400 314 1 C HT VONDERLIN -- 4.09 140000 140000 210 1 C JI JACOBS-K 40.55 569800 569800 416 1 C KI COLLEGEVI 26,00, 52.00 19500 195-00 270 1 C LI COLLEGEVI 26.00 56.00 37000 37000 270 1 C MI COLLEGEVI 28.00 56.00 37000 37000 270 1 C NI COLLEGEVI 26.00 52.00 19500 19500 270 1 C 0I COLLEGEVI 26.0-0 52:00 21500 21500 270. 1. . ,C PI COLLEGEVI 26.00 52.00 33000 33000 270 1 . C QI COLLEGEVI 26.00 52.00 19500 19500 270 1 C MG COLLEGEVI 26.00 56.00 37000 .. 37000 270 1 C NG COLLEGEVI 26.00 56.00 23500 23500 270:111 C OG COLLEGEVI 26.00 56.00 37000 37000 270`.A C PG COLLEGEVI 26,00 56.00 37000 `37000 270 1 C QG COLLEGEVT 26.00 56.00 23500 23500.270. 1 C MF COLLEGEVI 28.00 70.00 19500 ,19500 270 1 C RZ COLLEGEVI 28,00 70.00 33000 33000 270.:1 C KE EDDY, ALF 157,00 E 47894 82500 120% 1 C LA EDDY, ALF 36.4-6 E 128468 119300 112 '1 C LW RUTA, JOS 1.06 150000 150000 210 1 C MS PAOLANGEL 1.00 100000 100000 210 1 C NO WHITE, GU 5.9.0 90000 90000 210 1 C OK HARRIS, R .98 36000 36000 270 1 C 'PG FENNER, R 2.00 45000 45000 270 1 C QC SNYDER, L 1.88 360.00 36000 270 1 C LQ LONGCOY, 1.39 83000 83000 270 1 C NI VONDERLIN 6,90 130000 130000 210 1 C QS JEWELL, K 2,91 10300 10300 314 1 C NF EMERSON, 2.37 10000 10000 260 1 C OB CLAUS, JO 9.04 160000 160000 210 1 C PQ BECKLEY, 1.80 82000 82000 270 1 C RI BECKLEY, 1.14 6600 6600 311 1 C SE SPADA, RO 1.49 110000 110000 210 1 C TW VAN NEDER 1.58 120000 120000 220 1 PAGE TOTALS - 51 PARCELS 470.00 FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 3,672,035 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) 1,017.00 DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 3,740,500 TOTAL VALUE 397.94 ACRES as - NEW Y YL I T RPS350 3/L 050 - RE PORT N `` RPS350P1.•PG 21 COUNTYOF TOMPK�NS Cy,R D $ 'S `.RLE. F -ERE •NCE, 'S =, N G CURR ENT DATE - 06/24/2004 } tiTgWN. OFA ENFIELD FD.6'1 "• ENFIELD, FIRE : PROT - SWI.S - 502600 E NDEPTHO N PRIMRYSPEC T SECONDARY AD VAL PR R T PARCEL ID:R DG NAME ;", FRONT POT Y VALUE VALUE' TOTS P1L .O CL C SSC 145 000 1. 45001 270 1 _ ll. -1-20i2 C GV 'PRENC'HARD 11.48 120000 120000 6 271 1 11.-1-20.3 C OR TOCK',•PAU r 2,40 78' 000 78,0010' 2'70 1 FW LMb i:�3 220C10 210- 1 1-22.T CHL= A�DAk--C 73000 000 730' 1Jb 210 1 ll,. -I-22.2 C Iii MOhTROE, D 2 .36 85000 8500)0 211 1 i1.-1-23 C HI WIftSEY,, .19 56000 56000 2.10 1.-1-24 C IB HOLM, MAR 3'6 98.000 98000 210 -]L.. 1 11 1.-1-25 C IU KINZINGER 3-4 49;000 4900;0 210 1• 11.-1-26.1 C KJ UPD.IKE, C .87 26000 260010 270 1 11.-1-26.2 C LF DODGE, KE 1.21 20000 '2000'0 270' 1 11.1:-1-27 --C-KG EMERY, CA 1.19 54`000 54000 210 1 1.-1-28.2 11.-1-28.12 C MR YORK,_ JOH 5.00 76000 76000 210 1 C -NM BtYER, SV 1.14 88000 88000 270 1 11.-1-28.14 C PE GRISWOLD, 2.07 74000 74000 220 1 11.-1-28.15 C QA HARALSON, 7.81 120000 120000 210 1 11.-1-30 C FV MC CRAY; 117.00 168.00 40000 40000 21-0 1 11.-1-31.1 C HK MONROE, M 2.20 110000 - 110000 210 1 11.-1-31.2 C IG STEVENSON 40.40 28200 28200 321 1 11.-1-31.3 C JC STEVENSON 17.32 125000 125000 240 1 11.-1-31.5 C KU STEVENSON 5.58 10100 10100 314 1 11.-1-32.3 C JV RUMSEY, J 1.38 8000 8000 312 1 11.-1-32.41 C LJ SMALL, SA .88 85000 85000 210 1 11,-1-32.42 , C MF RUMSEY, J 10.00 34000 34000 270. 1 -. =32.43,' C NB KANE, MIC 2,97 41000 41000 270. . 1 14,_1 -32.44'„ C NX HOFFMAN.,:..: 1,90 40000 40000 270 1- 11.-1-33 C IA PARKER, .D ,88 40000 400-00 210 1. 11..1-34 C IT DZIKIEWIC .97 85000 65000 270' 1 11.-2-1 C FC PENFIELD, 97.60 85.04 122000 122000-210. 1 11.-2-2 C FV STRAIT, S 1.62 170000 170000 220 1 11.-24 C GO LINTON, M 39.9$ E 3086.8 48004 270 1 11.-2--4 C HH FITZPATRI 10,40 82000 82000 242':,'1 11.-2-5 C IA SCHREIBER 1.54 53500 535.00 216 1 1 C JP ECKERT, K 200.00 300.40 32000 32000 270 1 11..-2-7:2 C LE THOMPSON, 2.`51 48000 48000 21'0 1 11.-2-8`.3 CMT AGAPE BIB 2,58 261500, 261500 620 8 C NP SMITH, 'JE 12.32 83000 183,000 242 1 11.-2-8.5 C OL SMITH, NO 5,99 84000 84000 210 1 11.-2-8.7 C QD RANCICH, 46.16 E 116795 140000 241 1 11,-2-8.8 C QZ AGAPE BIB 1.38 35000 35000 270 8 11.-2-8,9 C RV SMITH, TH 4.58 26000 26000 270 1 11.-2-8:10 C LA SMITH,,KE 6.49 44000 44000 270 1 11.-2-8,11 C LW SMITH, NO 82.35 52000 52000 312 1 11.-2-8.13 C NO LINTON, J 10.40 145000 1450'00 280 1 11.-2-8.15 C PG HURNE, PA 4.40 92000 92000 270 1 11,-2-8.16 C QC BARKER, C 5.50 110000 110000 210 1 11.-2-8.21 C MR CARTNER, 8.62 58000 58000 270 1 11.-2-8.22 C NN RANCICH, 2.33 140000 140000 210 1 11.-2-8.111 C MQ TAGLIAVEN 2.00 78000 78000 270 1 11.-2-8.112 C NM ZIPFEL, W 6.02 115000 115000 242 1 11.-2-8.113 C OI TAGLIAVEN 2.06 135000 135000 210 1 PAGE TOTALS - 51 PARCELS 414.60 FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 3,943,963 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) 553.00 DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 3,984,300 TOTAL VALUE 383.58 ACRES ,'STPfTE :OF NEW YORK R E 'L P. R O _P =E R 'T::3E . S Y,' S;.;I.,E. N]_' • 'R S350/UO3%L05'0 - REPORT NO,.,. RPS3'50P:1 PG 23 0 " UNTY - TOMPKINS C R 0 S-x'S'",RYE'.F;E: R'E N C -E . L,I, S 7`1:;�T = , 'CURRE,T"'DA 'E X06/24/2004 TOWN OF ENFIELD " :- F.D61' ENFIELD FIRE PROT SWI"S - 502.60'0 =-- 'yt` D .I MENS I Q N S=- PRIMRY SPEC T SECONDARY AD VALOREM, 2004 PR 0 R T PARY'CK CE L ID R DG:DAME' V H FRONT BEPT.H- P,CRES UNITS PCT Y VALUE VALUE CL.0 SSC 12 1-7 C JF MILLER, S 93.38 E 155574' 2- 0 000'0 110, 1 12 =1-,8 C JY FI'SHE'R, G 109.0-0 E 81084 12500fO 120 1 12. =2-1. 1 - C GHQ PERK_INS:, 1 .45 11000;0 11000`0 210 1 2-1'.2 C HD ALBRECHT, 1.39 8600 850,0 314 1 12. -2-1.4 C IV CLASbY;•t'J 1.81 90"00'0 "9000° 210 1 12'.-2-1.6 C KN MASTERS-,- 1.25 9000,0 '900.0'0 210 1 2-1.31 C IS MEKEEL;-'.T 87 66000 66000 210 1 12.-2-1.3.2 C JO SHERIJAN'; 62.4fi 000 1'7 000 241 1 135'00`"0 210 1 2-1:52 C LE WOODS, CH 125000 0'00 125000 210 1 12.-2-2.2 C HW HUBBELL, 99.40 E 29249 75700 105 3 12.-2-2.11 -- C HV HUBBELL, -, 2.35 35000 35000 270 12.-2-2:12 C IR HUBBELL, 3.58 125000 125000 210 1 12.-2-3.1 C HT HEYMAN, S 14.5-0 170000 170000 242 1 " 12,-2-4.1 C IM CLARK, JA .92 36000 36000 210 1 • 12.-2-4.2 C JI ROTHERMIC 264.28 E 77986 155000 120 1 12.-2-5 C IJ CHAFF,EE-,- 14-.00 E 3024 5600 321 1. 12.-2-6 C JC COTTON -HA 24.50 20800 20800 910 1 12.-2-8 C KO SCHWOERER 55.5-0 E 75566 103000 241 1, 12.-2-9 C LH FISHER, A 114.00 66100 66100 120 1 12.-2-10 C FK FISHER, W 97.23 E 97456 150000 120 1 . 12.-2-11.1` C GZ WINDER, G 1.03 72000 72000 210 1 12.-2-11.2 C HV CHASE, BA 1.90 64000 64000 210 1 12,-2-11.3 C IR FISHER, W 15.02 E 3424 10000 120 1 12,-2-11.4 C JN NEWMAN, J 1.11 82000 '82000 270 1 12.-2-11.5 C' KJ NEWMAN,'.J .37 500 500 321 1 2-12 C GW FISHER, W 40.00 E 10080 31000 120 1 13,-1-2.1 C GT SHANNON_:51.78 E 262041 31100 120 1 13.-1-2.21 C IJ RUMSEY, 'T 11.90 1850,00 185000, 242 13.-1-2.22 C JF MILLER, S' 11.6.8 E 8822 11800 120 1 '13.-1-3.1 C HM LYCHALK, 3.56 138000 138:000 210 1 13.-1-3.2 C II LYCHALK, 59.65 118000 118000 242 1 13.-1-3.3 C' JE LYCHALK, 2.79 110000 110000 220 1 13.,-1-4.3 C JX HICKOX, D 2.97 55000 55,000 210 1 13,-1-4.4 C KT SAGGESE, 9.89 140000 140000 210 1 13,-1-4.11 C JA WARD, THO 106.78 80000 80000 260 1 13,-1-4.1.2 C JW GUNNING, 223.08 E 221213 300000 112 1 13.-l-4.2'2 C KR GILES, TI 10.28, 90000 90000 242 1 13.-1-5 C IC SHANNON, 1.80 68000 68000 210 1 13.-1-6.2 C KN HARRINGTO 9.98 1200D0 120000 210 1 13.-1-6.4 C MF WHITE, TI 5.53 145000 145000 210 1 13.-1-6,5 C NB WHITE, TI 4,92 7200 7200 31.4 1 13.-1-6.6 C NX HUMPHRIES 3.86 20000 20000 312 1 13.-1-6,7 C OT HUMPHRIES 2.03 120000 120000 210 1 13.-1-6,8 C PP LYKHVAR, 1.78 96000 96000 210 1 13.-1-6.9 C QL HUMPHRIES 4.94 6400 6400 311 1 13.-1-6.10 C JQ CLASBY, J 4.89 65000 65000 270 1 13.-1-6.11 C KM CLASBY, J 4.89 6400 6400 314 1 13.-1-6.12 C LI LUPO, FRA 4.89 65000 65000 270 1 13.-1-6.13 C ME BURLESON, 12.24 94000 94000 270 1 13.-1-6.14 C NA BRADFORD, 4.88 6400 6400 314 1 PAGE TOTALS - 51 PARCELS FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 4,226,819 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 4,399,500 TOTAL VALUE 1,581.69 ACRES , , , T T'E OF NEW Y,ORK'' :. `.: :'r; R» ;' ;,5, . P R' O �P "E 'R 'T X, .-•S.' Y S:•,.T'.E M.. • 1 PS3::5A` 1703 'L 0.''50 - REPO,2T NO. • RPS350'P,1 PG / 2'5 COUNTY TOMPKINS C„R O S S';'x, R:°; E • ;E R.• -E N C ; E• L ,,I S' Z' T f,'1Q:.. G•'' ' '',`' ..... " CURR 'ENT, DATE -, X6/24/2-004 ;TO OF ENFIELD FD2'61• - -'>ENFIET,D FIRE PROT SW2S - 502600 PARCEL E NDEPTH NACRES'. -SPEC SEVALUE RY AD VAVOAREM 2004, PR O R T ID R DG' lal tylE'` .; •^�--- FRONT .PUDTITS PCT Y LUE, TOTAL CL -,C SSC C LK 83'ZlWELL," 2,.84 125000 12.5000 210 1 8.2 G MI.CLARK, 'EL 4,.00 96'000 9600,0 210 1 1,4 .3 CNE STILWELL, 2:06 0.000..... 120'60,0 1 21.0 1 14 i-9.1 C MF HUBBELL, 2..9.7 9 980,0°0 00 210 ' 1 -- a .. ... .. 21.2`0 10500x0 ' 240 1 C HUBBELL, 2.02 000 156,Q0'0 1250''00 210 1 14' 1-9,.4 OT D 560010 270 1 14 113 C GY FINGER LA 4 „ 318001800 7 000 8 14 1-1 C IN ENSIGN, S 2..28 314 1 1.4.-1-13.2 C JJ GEORGE, H87,4-5 133000 13.3:000 241 1 C GD CHASE, RO .57" 80000 80'0;00 210 1 14.-2-2.'1 C HS HOOTEN, E 9:4-0 65000 6 500 0 270 1, 14.,-2-2.2 C IO SCHILLING 13.3.0 60100 60100 321 1 14.-2-2.3 C JK CONNORS, 4.85. 150000 150000 210 1 14,-2-2.4 C KG VALENTINO 2.82 124000 124000 210 1 14.-2-2.5 C'LC PORTER, L 1.72 115000 115000 210 1 14.-2-2.6 C LY DIAZ, DAN 2.15 110000 110000 210 1 14.-2-2.7 G MU-COLBERT,. 40.=60 38100 38100 322 1 14.-2-2.8 C- NQTOWN OF E 59.4-2 41500 41500 321 8 14.-2-3.1 C IL BENNETT, .80 87000 87000 270 1 14.-2-3.2 C JH JOHNSTON, 97.54 200000 200000 240 '1 14.-2-4 C II TAUSCHE, 1-8.00 128000 128000 242 1 14,-2-7' C KN SCHILLING 1.20 54000 54000 210 1 14;:-3-1 C GT VANDEMARK 35.80 E 14898 24600 120 1 14,-3-3 C IF COLBERT,: 201.70, 217000 217000 242 1 14.73-4 C IY OWEN& JE 3.00 8100 8100'314 1 14.-3-6.1 C LG BARBAY, C. 208.00 203.90 115000 115000 210 1 14.-3--6.2 C MC WILLOWOOD 40.62 500000 500000 582 1 1.4.-3-8.1 C MS SAUNDERS, 1.38 50000 50000 210 1 14.-3-8.2 C NO MC FALL, 119.80 160000 160000 113 1 14.-3-8.3 C OK COLBERT, 30.20 28,000 28000 321 1 11.-4-1.1 C.. IF THAYER, D .50 138000 138000 220 1 14.-4-1.21 C JV WILSON, J ,48 72000 72000 210 1 14.-4-1.22 C KR WILSON, J 1.00 38000 3'8000 271 1 14,-4-2.1 C IY LYNCH, MI 2.34 38000 38000 270 1 14.-4-2.2, C'JU ALIBLE, JA 25`.54 85000 85.000 242 1 *14,-4-2.3 C KQ LYNCH, MI .83 5100 5100 314 1 14.-4 2.4 C LM OSHENSKY, 2.06 95.00.0 95000 210 1 14,-4-2.6, C NE HOVER, AL 2.04 65000., 65000 270 1 14,.-4-2.7 C OA WILLIAMS, 2.00 145000 145000 210 1 14,-4-2.8 C OW S'T'AGE, RO 1,00 75000 75000 270 1 14.-4-2.9 C PS, MALESKI, 1.00 48000 48000 271 1 14.-4-2,12 C KP AUBLE, AN 8.73 100000 100000 270 1 14.-4-3.1 C JR KUBAREK, 8.93 145000 145000 242 1 14.-4-3.2 C KN ROACH,, MA 9.38 115000 115000 210 1 14,-4-4 C J4 CAYUGA TR 37.50 88000 88000 9.10 8 14.-4-5 C KH PINE'RIDG 15.00 12000 12000 105 1 14.-4-6 C LA RUMSEY CE .35 2300 2300 695 8 15.-1-1.1 C GS ALBERTSMA 1,63 115000 115000 210 1 15.-1-1.2 C HO COOPER, R 2,92 8000 8000 311 1 15.-1-1.3 C IK TSOKYI, T 1.63 115000 115000 210 1 PAGE TOTALS - 50 PARCELS 208.00 FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 4,741,798 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) 203.90 DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 4,751,500 TOTAL VALUE 977.82 ACRES r. i r f S TE F NEW Y COUNTYOF"TOMPKINS R''E A ;L P R 0 P -E, R T "Y S 'Y S T ;E M RPS35.0 /V03/L050 -' REPORT NO RPS35 PGI 27 TOMPKINS C R O'S"',S I2' E E R E N C E L ENFIELD 2.S T I N. G CURRENT DATEOPL06/24/2004 TOWN LD O FD26,1 E FIRE tY 502600 '. --- E NDE+PTH NACRE$ PRIMRY SP,CT SECONDARYAD VAVALUE PR 0.R T... PARCEL 2 D R DG NAME FRONT iJNiTS Y TOTAL CL -C SSC -2-7.3 C NFC GRADY, 'JO 9.86 190000 19,0000 283 i G - MACALD .6,8 7,00 7080,323 1 1.5 2-8.1 C ML EDDY ALF 15.70 12'6'0'0 i 1'52-8. H ED DY, NEL EDHLKE, 10.40 E 2246 13200 322 1, NE „..,,S,. 4.85 12 12000"0 210 1 15.-2-9:2 C O,0`000, A ARNOLD, R 143.55 E 231'949 300000 120 1 9. 4 270, 15,50,00 1,5,-,2-1'2 5 2-1 2-13.1 C C HX JM ARNOLD J WELLSSMA 1.10 75000 210 .„ 1 17.2 43500 43560 270, 1 - 1,5. 2 1 3.22 C LY WELLS,, MA 15.63 1.8200 182DO 322 1 -2-14 C JJ BAILEY,''T 17.60 360'00 360@0 270 1 15.,2-15.1 C KY FISH,,, DAN 3.73. 210000 210000 220 1 15.-2-15.2 C LU ANDERSON, 20.27 21900 21900 322 1 1`5.-2-16.1 C LR MCGURK, C 193.24 E 289274 360000 1.20 1 16.-1-2 C GY WILSON, D 6.00 3800 3800 314 1 16.-1-3 C HR FINGER LA 3.30 6600 6600 961 8 16.-1-4 C IK FINGER LA .12 1000 1000 961 8 16.-1-5 C JD FINGER LA 9.00 18`000 18000 '961 8 16.-1-6 C JW FINGER LA 11.44 22900 22900 961 8 16.-1-7 C KP FINGER LA 9.50 19000 19000 961 8 16.-1-8 C LI FINGER LA 87.30 174600 174600 961 8 16.-1-9 C MB FINGER LA 4.00 8000 8000 961 8 16.-1-10 C GE ROBERT TR 1.42 3000 3000 961 8 16.-1-11 C GX FINGER LA 3.45 6900 6900 961 8 16,-1-12 C HQ FINGER LA .64 13100 13100 961 8 1,6.-1-13 C IJ FINGER LA 3.00 49000 961 16.-1-14 C JC FINGER LA 1.40 2800 .49000 2800 ..8 961 . 8 16.-1-15 C JV FINGER LA 1.74 3500 350'0 961 8 16.-1-16 C KO FINGER LA 35.14 70300 703DO 961 8 16.-1-17.1 C MD RUMSEY, K 30.90 185000 185000 242 16.-1-17.2 C MZ NUNEZ, RU 30.90 30400 30400'321 .i 1 16.-1-17.3 C NV, BROWN, TH 5.20 4000 40.00 314 1 16.-.1-18 C MA BALD, BEA 150.00' 300000 300000 242':l 16.-1-19.2 C OL REILLY, K .95 6100 6100 3:i4 :.1. 16.-1-19.11 C OK NUNEZ, RU 1.87 120000 120000 210 1 i6.-1-19.12 C PG NUNEZ,, RU 57.32 51600 51600 120 1.. 16.-1-19.31 C QA BIRDSEY, 2.00 100.000 100000 210...1 16.-1-19.321 C RN RAWLING'S, 7.72 375000 375000 210 1 16.-1-19.322 C SJ REILLY, K 2.99 700.00 70000 210 1 16,-1-20 C GW DOERR, DA .44 54000 5400.0 210 1 16.-1-21.1 C IL STEINLE, 1.90 9000.0 900.00 210 1 16.-1-21.2 C JH NUNEZ, RO 62,10 88.00.0 88000 312 1 16.-1-22.1 C JE WYLLIE, L 1.25 78000 78000 210 1 16.-1-22,3 C KW MCFALL, R 12.53 84.000 84000 270 1 16,-1-22,22 C LQ REILLY, K 11,60 15000 15000 322 1 16.-1=22.23 C MM MCFALL, B 12.95 92000 92000 270 1 16.-1-22.24 C NI SINCLAIR, 1.40 95000 95000 270 1 16.-1-22.25 C OE WYLLIE, L 12,76 15900 15900 322 1 16.-1-22.26 C PA MCFALL, E 2.50 52000 52000 210 1 16.-2-1 C GV BENNETT, 1.40 26000 26000 210 1 16,-2-2.11 C JF STEVENS, 3.87 60000 60000 270 1 PAGE TOTALS - 51 PARCELS FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 3,700,869 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 3,850,600 TOTAL VALUE 1,046.62 ACRES "I OF NEW YORK Y - TOMPKINS OF ENFIELD - 502600 PARCEL ID 16 '-3-21 1.6`.-3-22 3 -23 . 1 1"6.-3-23.2 3, 24 16,.-3-25 16 -3-26 1'6. 3-27 le -3-28 17..'-1-1.21 1T.'-1-1.22 17.-1-3.1 17.-1-3.2 17.-1-3.3 17.-1-4.1 17.-1-4..31 17.-1-4.32 17.-1-5.1 17.-1-5.2 17.-1-8 17.-1-9 17.-2-1.1 17.-2-1.2 17.-2-1.3 17.-2-1.4 17.-2-1.5 17.-2-2,21 17,-2-3 17.-2-4 i7.-2-'6,1 17.-2-6.2 17,-2-6.5 17.-2-6.6 17.-2-6.7 17.-2-6.31 17.-2-6.41 17.-2-6.42 17.,-2-6.43 17,-3-1.1 17.-3-1,2 17,-3-2,1 17,-3-2.2 17.-3-3.1 17,-3-3.2 17.-3-3.3 17.-3-4.2 17.-3-4.11 ;. C'RO`S%Sx,` R E F,E R E N C E L I, •S T'I N, FD261 ENFIELD FIRE -PROT Y CK ''JY' --- D'I M E N S I O N S 7 PRIMRY SPEC T - RR`EF"A,` L•- P° R !0 P E R T Y S'Y S T E M RPS350/V03�L050 - �'�PORT 3aT0' RP535QPS PG 29 ;. C'RO`S%Sx,` R E F,E R E N C E L I, •S T'I N, FD261 ENFIELD FIRE -PROT Y CK ''JY' --- D'I M E N S I O N S 7 PRIMRY SPEC T R� DG' NAME''!-' - FRONT DEPTH ACRE'S UNITS PCT Y C' IV FINGER .L, 7.4,3, 232;8:0`0 C: JO " FIN6ER ; I A 32 .,00' 8 C= • LD 15,EinT,`YORK -. &.44 •967 C Lt ADAKS,, RO 8..58 -16.80.0 10-ILA-4-1GE,R LA.....; 9',82 6.0,Q00; C LT- -RINGER LA 2.20 1 - C • NIM FINGER LA 39-00 96-i C N FINGER, LA 1 . 75 44.0 .:. C Nle; FII�TNR ,DA .20 •778000 C ' H&" JUB�,` j' JE 9,61 ' 8 C JC 1MCFALL, B '2.18 9.'61 -C- JA .jUBER ,' JA -3-03 . . C JW JUBER, JE 135.25 E C IM VANDEMARK 165.84 E C'JS LINTON, R 2.60 270 C ICO LINTON, R 19.37 E C JP KYDD, AND 20.00 78100 C MA DUMONT, J .1.6-5 1 C MW LINTON,_- R 18.35.- 120 C ICI DUPLESSIS 2.00 7800 C LE JENKINS, 48.40 4684 C LR MARSHALL, 2.40 1 C MK PETERSON, 4,52 271 C IA BOCK, DAV 7.70 32000 C IW BOCK, ROS 75.46 -88000 C JS HOWELL, T 3..38 1 C KO HOWELL, T 93 210 C LK ELROD, CH 45:68 197000 C IT BROWN, TO 22.00 10-0000 C KJ MCCARNEY, 14,00 1 C IQ STANCHI, 2.50 210 C JJ CAMBRIDGE 18.00 105000 C KC' LEWIS, M 88,67 E C LR ,ARMSTRONG 2 7: 6 9 1... C MN RANCICH, 17..55. E C PB VAN DEMAR 150.00 265.00 7000 C PK RANCICH, ' 99 220000 C QT VANDEMARK 19:96 E C OC OLTZ, ROB 2.00 241 C OX SHULTS, D 1.19 152,000 C PT FRENCH, R 18.71 77,00 C QP FRENCH, R 2.00 1 C IQ RANCICH, 188 242 C JM RANCICH, 72.22 E C JJ MORGAN, A 1.10 185000 C KF RANCICH, 1.63 1 C KC DEPAOLO, 2.73 312 C KY RANCICH, 74.07 E C LU MORRIS, P 18.2.0 70000 C LR LAZARENKO 1,48 1 C LQ SINCLAIR, 7.70 321 SECONDARY VALUE .6/24/2004 AD VALQREM 200.4, PR 0 R T VALUE• TOf;A7 CL .0 S:SC, 232;8:0`0 23.29(;00 9.61 8 732D0fl 714,660 •967 8 -162,0.0 -16.80.0 932 -8 6.0,Q00; 60.:0;0 D 2,10 , 1 - 9 00 1960='0 96-i -8 4 00 44.0 9'61 8 •778000 •7$00.0 9,61 ' 8 -.1.6 5;4,- --1s6'5<0 0 9.'61 -8 50;0 "5.0:0 .961 8 78.0'00 -7$-0.0 0 210 1 2'800.0 28:000 270 1 65{00:0 650-0:0 - 210 1 78100 128000 120 1 14876'0, 200000 120 1 7800 7800 314 1 4684 8000 260 1 74000 74.000 271 1 3-2000 32000 270 1 -88000 88.00 242 1 112000 112000 210 1 197000 197000 242 1 10-0000 100000 210 1 140000 140000 210 1 105000 105000 210 1 . 18'5000 185000 243 1... 98-000 9-800.0 210 1 7000 7000 312, 1 220000 220000 242. 1 105000 105000 241 1 152000 152,000 242 1 77,00 7;70f) 312 1 126000 126000 242 1 191740 220000 280 1 185000 1.8;5000 241 1 63566 76000 312 1 55000 55000 270 1 70000 70000 210 1 15148 21700 321 1 95000 95000 210 1 25000 25000 270 1 60000 60,000 242 1 80000 8000.0 270 1 70000 70000 210 1 206304 240000 241 1 54000 54000 210 1 7000 7000 314 1 140000 140000 220 1 19865 64600 105 1 9100 9100 910 1 50000 50000 210 1 35000 35000 271 1 PAGE TOTALS - 51 PARCELS 150.00 FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS 4,751,367 AD VALOREM (ACTIVE) 265.00 DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 4,981,500 TOTAL VALUE 1,085.32 ACRES i STATE OF NEW YORK : • R, E A L . `P , R 0,',P 'E R . T •Y . S „Y & T E' M RPS35'0/V,D 3 L0,50, COT7NTY - TOMPKINS 12500 C,R 0 S•:S R' E. F,E •R -N, "C- -E . L ,I 'S. T I N 'G s TOWN' OF ENFIELD 84000 270 -E FD,2,61 ' ENFIELD FIRE PROT ' 502600 125000,120 1 95000 Y Cit --- D I M E N S I 0 N S--'- PRIMRY SPEC T PARCEL ID R DG NAME 'FRONT DEPTH, ACRES UNITS PCT Y 1,8.-2-2A , C JC EVERHART., 4.•.6;0 ic8.-2-2.21 C KS ALLEN, PH 1.01 18.-2-2:22 C LO EVERHAR'T, 100.70. E 18.-2-4:1 C KO EVERHART, 5.60 _2-4,3: -- C MG MURPHY,; -D' 47'.8'1' 1'8.-2-7.1 C MT CARLISLE, 6.13 18.-2-8:2 COI ECOSYSTEM 13.92 1(8 . -2-4.2 C- PB ECOSYSTEM 2:24 18.-2-10 C HM MCMAS'I'ER; 30.07 20009 C -IF SHAVER, L 1.38 18.-2-13.2 C LJ NEWHART, 16.43 18.-2-13..11 CLI ORTIZ, M, 1.43 18.-2-13.12 C,ME NEWHART, 5.47 18.-2-14 -C KK BELLIVEAU 1.76 18.-2-15 C LD JUBER, JA .81 18.-2-16 C LW JUBER, JA .17 18.-2-17 C MP BELLIVEAU 7.17 18.-3-1.1 C,IZ NEWHART; 1.20 18.-3-1.2 C JV NEWHART, 7.41 18.-3-2.2 C KO SHERRY, R 6.43 18,-3-2.3 C LK NERI, JES 9.61 18.-3-2.4 C MG DOSCHER., 6.83 18.-3-2.5 C NC DRAKE, TH 9.64 18.-3-2.6 C NY LIMA, SAN. 1.20 1`.-3-2.7 C OU SHERRY, R 3.12 1r8. -3-2.8C 125000'241,. PQ JIMRUSTI, 1.20 18.-3-2.11 C KN LELIK,, MA 4.83 18.-3-2.12 C LJ HERN, CHR 4.83 18,-3-3.1 C KL SHERRY, R 2.12 18.-3-4.1 C LE RUMSEY; B 3.85 18.-3-4.2 C MA RUMSEY, M 78.57 18.-3-512 C MT LEONARD, 45.23 1S.-3-5.12 C N4 LEONARD,. 9.89 18.-3-5.13 C OK SCHUB,,JO 27.75 18'.-3-5.14 C PG LEONARD, 3.15 18.-3-5.15 C QC LEONARD, 1100 18.-3-6 C LU STRAIGHT,, 48.60 18.-3-7C 100000 MN CHESLEY, 9.60 18.-3-8:1 C OC RICHARDS, 1.00 18.-3-8;2 C OY SMITH,,ST 36,93 18.-3-8,4 C QQ VARNER, B 1.06 18.-3-8.6 C SI BUSH, HAR .70 18.-3-8;'7 C TE DONLEY, K 2.08 1S.-3-8.31 C QN KETCHAM, 1,11 18.-3-8:32 C RJ KETCHAM, 5.32 131.6-5-1 C KP N Y S ELE 6 131,6-5-2 C LI N Y S ELE 131,6-5-3 C MB N Y S ELE ( 131,6-5-4 C MU N Y S ELE 626.-9999-131.600/1001 C KV N Y S ELE 626.-9999-131.,600/1006 C PV N Y S ELE SECONDARY AD VALOREM 2004: ,PRO RT VALUE VALUE TOTAL CL C SSC PAGE TOTALS - 51 PARCELS FRONT FEET PRIMARY TOTALS (ACTIVE) DEPTH SECONDARY TOTALS 580.96 ACRES 125000 12500 210 1 84000 84000 270 1 78561 125000,120 1 95000 950000 210 1 246000'" 24'60.00 242 1 10600 106000 314 1 16800 168000 3.11 8 7500 750T0 311 ' -8 15,8000 1580:0-,0 242 1' 115000 115000 210 1 150000 150000 557 1 38000 38000 270 1 44000 1440DO 270 1 158000 -158000 210 1 20009 20000 312 1 500 500 311 1 13000 13000 314 1 90000 -90000 270 1 75000 75000 270 1 10800` 10800 314 1 13400 13400 314 1 53000 53000 270 1 100000 100000 210 1 30000 30000 210 1 80000 80000 210 1 .. 6700 6700 311 1 130000 130000 210 1 110000 110000 210 1 7400 740'0 314 .1.: 85000 85000 210 1 125000 125000'241,. 1 190000 19000;0 242',. 1 7900 7900 314 1 125000 125000 220 1 8200 'IB20,0 314 1 3700 11 3.700 311 1 31400 3`1400 321 1 7700 7700 910 1 74000 74000 210 1 190000 190000 242 1 110000 110000 210 1 600 600 314 1 100000 100000 210 1 6600 6600 311 1 156000 156000 210 1 202184 202184 861 5 85473 85473 861 5 10090 10090 861 5 5242 5242 861 5 46159 46159 882 6 2391 2391 882 6 3,638,900 AD VALOREM 3,585,339 TOTAL VALUE Y ****** END OF JOB TOTALS ***** * *';'PAGES WRITTEN - - 33 r; END, OF REPORT #•*,. : . *'COPYRIGHT * * * * * * * * * * * *NEW YORK STATE REAL PROPERTY SYSTEM'* * PROPRIETARY PROGRAM MATERIAL *. 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