Berkshire Hathaway Verani Commercial Division is pleased to announce the

availability of units at 403 Main St. (Route 97) in Salem, New Hampshire. The 29,000 SF facility is a multi-tenant retail & office building offering excellent visibility from Route 97 and convenient to I-93 and I-495. Located on the Massachusetts and

New Hampshire border.

The 97 Plaza, Salem, NH

Scott Reiff 603-845-9972

800-9VERANI x 2199 E-mail: Scott.Reiff@Verani.com

For Lease Various units available starting at

970 SF From $7 / SF NNN Retail and office units w/ private

offices, open areas, conference rooms, and private restrooms available

Professional atmosphere/Superb Retail location and exposure

Excellent location on the Mass/NH border

Huge parking lot serving build-ing

Private entrances Central A/C and Heat Surrounded by a thriving com-

munity with ample buying power First floor retail, second floor

retail/offices.

403 Main Street (Route 97), Salem, NH

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General Information Address: 403 Main Street, Salem, NH

Property Type: First level retail with second level retail/office Access and Directions to property: From I-93: Exit I-93 at Exit 2 and head East on Pelham Road. .4 miles Pelham

Road turns into Main Street. Go Past Route 28 (AKA Broadway) and continue East for 2.9 miles. The 97 Shoppes are on left at corner of Hampstead Road. From I-295: Take the RT-97/BROADWAY exit- exit number 50- toward HAVERHILL/SALEM- NH and go .3 miles. Merge onto MA-97 N toward SALEM NH and go 3.7 Miles. The 97 Shoppes are located on right side just after NH State line.

Full description of Lot or Property: The 97 Shoppes is a 29,000 +/- Sf building with first floor retail and second floor office/retail spaces. It is located on a fabulous 10 acre parcel with ample parking. The location offers high traffic counts as well as excellent location on the MA/NH border. The 97 Shoppes are surrounded by a thriving community with ample buying power.

Lot #:Map 76 Lot 7383 Pricing: Price varies by unit

Site Data

Lot Size: 10.19 +/- Acres Frontage: Primary Road: 350' +/- on Main Street, Route 97 Secondary Road: 650' +/- on Hampstead Road Square Footage of Structure(s): Entire building is 29,000 +/- SF. Number of Floors: The building has two floors. Sewage: Private septic. Gas: Propane Natural Some units have bottled gas supplies Water: Well Municipal Number of Bathrooms: Varies by unit Air conditioning – if so, type: Central Air Basement:Unfinished-NONE Included: Furniture: Security system: Phone system: Other: Parking Spaces: Common spaces in parking area of approximately 200 spaces. Number of docks: N/A Number of drive in doors: Door height: NA Communications network: (DSL, cable, phone line only, etc.) Most units have high speed internet connections Zoning: LIMITED COMMUNITY SHOPPING VILLAGE DISTRICT - The Limited Community Shopping

Village District is established as a district in which the principal use of land is for activities offering accommodations, supplies or certain specialized commercial activities, such as retail outlets or service establishments, where achieving conformity with abutting areas necessitates that commercial development be limited and more closely regulated than in other commercial zoning districts: A. To encourage the construction of and the continued use of land for commercial and service uses designed to serve both local and long-distance travelers. B. To provide for orderly and responsible development and concentration of such uses in those areas as may be determined appropriate by the Town Meeting. C. To provide appropriate space and, in particular, sufficient depth from the street to satisfy the needs of commercial development where access is entirely dependent on the use of motorized vehicles. D. To encourage the development of a district with such uses and in such a manner so as to minimize traffic hazards and interference from highway-oriented businesses and to enhance adjacent living environments by providing for needed commercial services. Permitted Uses: A. General consumer retail. B. Offices, both professional and business. C. Establishments serving food and beverage. D. Banking facilities. E. Day-care facilities. F. All uses presently permitted in rural zones. G. Studios and personal service shops.

Signage: Signage available on main marquee at tenant's expense Traffic count report: closest number: 13,000 where: At Route 97 at MA/NH State line.

Building Construction

Type of Construction: Ceiling Height: Varied Exterior (Wood frame, glass, stucco, vinyl siding, etc.): Brick Floors (Carpeted, concrete, tile, etc.) Varies Roof (Tile, Asphalt shingle, slate, etc.): Asphalt Shingle Lighting: Varies

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Building Services

Heat Source (Fuel)/Heat Type: Heat Pumps Air Conditioning Source/Type: Central. Seaparately metered Handicapped Access: Only units on first floor, second floor units are not serviced by elevator Alarm Service: Varies Sprinklers: Wet Dry None: Electrical Service: Additional Features:

Additional Information

NNN amount: Approximately $4.50 per square foot. Nets include: Common area cleaning, building insurance, building repairs, R.E. taxes, common electric, water, water testing, Janitorial (waste removal), landscaping, Fire Alarm, Fire Sprinklers, Snow removal.

Taxes: Base amount $54,742.00 per year. Year 2011 Area:

o Other businesses: Across the street from Dunkin’ Donuts, Mobil on the Run and many other conveniences.

o Transportation: Near I-495 and I-93. o Local improvements: o Other area notables: Property is located on the MA / NH line.

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Subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal without notice. This information has been secured from sources deemed reliable, but Berkshire Hathaway Verani nor Scott Reiff make no representation or warranties, expressed or implied, as to accuracy of the information.

Subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal without notice. This information has been secured from sources deemed reliable, but Berkshire Hathaway Verani nor Scott Reiff make no representation or warranties, expressed or implied, as to accuracy of the information.

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ARTICLE IX Limited Community Shopping Village District [Added by the 1982 Town Meeting] Section 309-56. Intent. [Amended by the March 1985 Town Meeting] The Limited Community Shopping Village District is established as a district in which the principal use of land is for activities offering accommodations, supplies or certain specialized commercial activities, such as retail outlets or service establishments, where achieving conformity with abutting areas necessitates that commercial development be limited and more closely regulated than in other commercial zoning districts:

A. To encourage the construction of and the continued use of land for commercial and service uses designed to serve both local and long-distance travelers.

B. To provide for orderly and responsible development and concentration of such uses in those areas as may be determined appropriate by the Town Meeting.

C. To provide appropriate space and, in particular, sufficient depth from the street to satisfy the needs of commercial development where access is entirely dependent on the use of motorized vehicles.

D. To encourage the development of a district with such uses and in such a manner so as to minimize traffic hazards and interference from highway-oriented businesses and to enhance adjacent living environments by providing for needed commercial ervices.

Section 309-57. District boundaries. [Amended by the March 1985 Town Meeting] This district shall include the land commencing on the northerly side of Main Street at the Salem and Methuen Town line, thence running along said roadway in a general westerly direction to Hampstead Road, thence turning and running in a general northeasterly direction along the easterly line of Hampstead Road a distance of one thousand (1,000) feet, thence turning at a ninety-degree angle and running in a general easterly direction to the Methuen line, thence in a general southerly direction along said state and town line to the point of beginning. This district shall also include the land on all four (4) corners of the intersection of new Route 111 with Ermer Road, and more particularly described as being Salem Tax Map 5, Lots 5920, 5921, 5922, 5930, 5935, and that portion of Map 10, Lot 5917, below Lot 5922, bounded by the Route 111 right-of-way on the northwest for approximately two hundred (200), plus or minus, feet, thence bounded by a surface water course on the southwest until said surface water course intersects a line drawn parallel to the Route 111 right-of-way approximately four hundred twenty-five (425) feet to the southeast of said right-of-way and which joins said watercourse to the right-of-way for Ermer Road. Section 309-57.1. Applicability of Article. [Added by the March 1985 Town Meeting]

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A. The following regulations shall govern the erection and alteration of structures and the use of land in the Limited Community Shopping Village District, except that they shall not apply to existing structures nor to the existing use of any structure, but shall apply to any alteration of a structure for a purpose or in a manner substantially different from the use to which it was put before alteration.

B. Discontinuance of a nonconforming use for whatever reason for twelve (12) consecutive months shall subject such property to all of the requirements of this Article.

Section 309-58. Permitted uses Permitted uses shall be: A. General consumer retail. B. Offices, both professional and business. C. Establishments serving food and beverage. D. Banking facilities. E. Day-care facilities. F. All uses presently permitted in rural zones. G. Studios and personal service shops. [Added 3/92 Town Mtg] H. Community shopping villages in which: (1) No single store is larger than eight thousand (8,000) square feet. (2) The parking is in accordance with the requirements of this chapter.

(3) No part of any building shall be within three hundred (300) feet of a New Hampshire dwelling in existence at the date of adoption of this Article.

(4) No building shall be higher than two and one-half (2 1/2) floors.

(5) No parking area shall be within one hundred (100) feet of a New Hampshire residential dwelling in existence at the date of adoption of this Article.

(6) There shall be maintained a landscaped area containing shrubbery, plantings, trees, benches and grass, which area shall be maintained between the parking area and/or the structures, and any adjoining roadway in such area shall be at least equal in square footage to the total footage of all buildings on the site.

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(7) No part of any freestanding light shall be higher than eight (8) feet.

(8) Signage. [Section repealed 3/88 Town Meeting and incorporated into Article XIV - Signs.]

(9) The design of said development shall be consistent with and complementary to the existing nearby historic district.

(10) Setback requirements: seventy (70) feet from front lot line, fifty (50) feet from side lot line and twenty-five (25) feet from rear lot line.

Other uses compatible and consistent with the above uses which do not create excessive noise, light or odors. I. Section 309-58.1. Restrictions. [Added March 1985 Town Meeting]

The following restrictions shall govern uses under this Article in the Limited Community Shopping Village District: Page 111 A. No structure shall be constructed within forty (40) feet from the high-water mark of any lake, stream or surface water system. The high-water mark shall not be moved or disturbed without Planning Board approval. B. No wall, fence, vehicle or structure and no tree, shrub or other growth on the property shall obstruct the view so as to cause danger to traffic in the street. C. The following area and dimensional requirements are established: Minimum Maximum Lot Size Lot Coverage Building Setbacks Maximum Height By Structure (feet) (feet) Area Frontage Front Side Rear (ac.) (feet) 1.5 150 30% 50 25 25 35

D. Where a lot sides or rears upon property in any residential zoning district, a landscaped yard or at least twenty-five (25) feet deep shall be provided. Any such yard shall be used and maintained only as a landscaped planting or screening strip except for accessways on which shall be placed hedges, evergreens, shrubbery or other suitable planting or screening materials. Plantings within the twenty-five-foot yard shall effectively screen from view activities in the abutting zoning districts.

Section 309-58.2. Special requirements. [Added March 1985 Town Meeting]

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A. Landscaping. Dumpsters shall be effectively screened on all sides. Lighting shall be designed and located so as to avoid glare on abutting properties and traveled ways.

B. Access and travel controls. Each lot shall have not more than one (1) accessway to any street or highway, which accessway shall comply with the following requirements:

(1) The width of any accessway leading to or from a street or highway shall not exceed thirty-six (36) feet nor be less than fifteen (15) feet in width at the right-of-way line. Alignment of accessways shall be determined through site plan approval.

(2) Insofar as practicable, the use of common accessways by two (2) or more permitted uses shall be encouraged in order to reduce the number of access points along roadways, and when not common, no part of any accessway, shall be nearer than twenty (20) feet to any other accessway, nor shall any part of any accessway be nearer than ten (10) feet to any side or rear property line.

(3) The locations of accessways shall be so arranged that they will reduce the possibilities of traffic hazards.

C. Architectural controls. The design of any development in the Limited Community Shopping Village District shall be consistent with design criteria as shall be developed by the Salem Planning Board for:

(1) Compatibility of design with surrounding residentially zoned districts.

(2) Permitted size of building masses, treatment of projections, wall expanses and the like.

(3) Buildings/parking/pedestrian relationships (4) Landscaping or screening plans. Section 309-58.3. Exceptions. [Added March 1985 Town Meeting] The Board of Adjustment shall grant the following exceptions in the Limited Community Shopping Village District upon finding that the specified Conditions exist:

A. Relief from any of the provisions of this Article for a specific, temporary period of time [not longer than one (1) year] if the Board of Adjustment shall find that:

(1) A public emergency exists which necessitates grant of relief requested; or

(2) Grant of relief would be reasonably necessary in order to permit the ultimate and desirable permitted use and development of the land.

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Section 309-59. Variances. [Amended March 1985 Town Meeting] A. The following shall generally be considered contrary to the spirit of this Article: (1) Manufacturing of any kind. (2) Truck terminals. (3) Arcades. (4) Dance halls and nightclubs.

B. In granting or denying variances in the Limited Community Shopping Village District, the Board of Adjustment shall consider:

(1) That traffic safety and convenient property access/egress are of prime importance in the design and administration of this Article.

(2) That no activity within the Limited Community Shopping Village District shall be allowed to adversely impact abutting residentially zoned districts whether by reason of fire, sanitation, odor, health, traffic, storm water runoff or visual hazard/nuisance or any other reasonably preventable condition.

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Economic & Labor Market Information Bureau, NH Employment Security, 2011. Community Response Received 9/12/2011

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Salem, NH Community Contact Salem Planning Department Ross Moldoff, Planning Director 33 Geremonty Drive Salem, NH 03079 Telephone (603) 890-2083 Fax (603) 898-1223 E-mail rmoldoff@ci.salem.nh.us Web Site www.townofsalemnh.org Municipal Office Hours Monday through Friday, 8:30 am - 5 pm County Rockingham Labor Market Area Lawrence MA-NH NECTA Division, NH Portion Tourism Region Merrimack Valley Planning Commission Rockingham Regional Development Regional Economic Development Corp. Election Districts US Congress District 2 Executive Council District 3 State Senate District 22 State Representative Rockingham County District 4

Incorporated: 1750 Origin: This town was known as the North Parish of Methuen, Massachusetts, or Methuen District, a name used as early as 1736. In 1741, when the boundary line between Massachusetts and New Hampshire was established, the North Parish along with a portion of Dracut became part of New Hampshire, and named Salem, after nearby Salem, Massachusetts. The area was organized as a district without township privileges. Residents petitioned for a separate incorporation five different times before Governor Benning Wentworth chartered Salem as a town in 1750. Villages and Place Names: Arlington Park, Canobie Lake, Cluffs Crossing, Cowbell Corners, Foster Corners, Hampshire Road, Millville, North Salem, Noyes Terrace, Pine Grove Park, Salem Depot, Wilson Corners, Mount Ararat Population, Year of the First Census Taken: 1,218 residents in 1790 Population Trends: Population change for Salem totaled 19,566 over 50 years, the sixth largest numeric change, from 9,210 in 1960 to 28,776 in 2010. The largest decennial percent change was 119 percent between

1960 and 1970. The next largest percent increase, of 20 percent, occured between 1970 and 1980. The 2010 Census estimate for Salem was 28,776 residents, which ranked seventh among New Hampshire's incorporated cities and towns. Population Density and Land Area, 2010 (US Census Bureau): 1,164.1 persons per square mile of land area, the seventh highest among the cities and towns. Salem contains 24.7 square miles of land area and 1.1 square miles of inland water area.

28,21925,84124,12420,142

9,210

28,776

1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

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MUNICIPAL SERVICES Type of Government Selectmen/Town Manager Budget: Municipal Appropriations, 2011 $44,000,000 Budget: School Appropriations, 2011 $59,000,000 Zoning Ordinance 1962/10 Master Plan 2001 Capital Improvement Plan Yes Industrial Plans Reviewed By Planning Director

Boards and Commissions Elected: Selectmen; Planning; Zoning Appointed: Conservation

Public Library Kelley

EMERGENCY SERVICES Police Department Full-time Fire Department Municipal Emergency Medical Service Municipal

Nearest Hospital(s) Distance Staffed Beds Holy Family Hospital, Methuen MA 5 miles 261 Parkland Medical Center, Derry 13 miles 82

UTILITIES Electric Supplier National Grid Natural Gas Supplier Northern Utilities Water Supplier Salem Water Department

Sanitation Municipal Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant No Solid Waste Disposal Curbside Trash Pickup Private Pay-As-You-Throw Program No Recycling Program Mandatory

Telephone Company Fairpoint Cellular Telephone Access Yes Cable Television Access Yes Public Access Television Station Yes High Speed Internet Service: Business Yes Residential Yes

PROPERTY TAXES (NH Dept. of Revenue Administration) 2010 Total Tax Rate (per $1000 of value) $14.84 2010 Equalization Ratio 122.0 2010 Full Value Tax Rate (per $1000 of value) $18.07

2010 Percent of Local Assessed Valuation by Property Type Residential Land and Buildings 72.2% Commercial Land and Buildings 26.5% Public Utilities, Current Use, and Other 1.4%

HOUSING (ACS 2006-2010) Total Housing Units 12,056 Single-Family Units, Detached or Attached 8,344 Units in Multiple-Family Structures:

Two to Four Units in Structure 677 Five or More Units in Structure 2,191

Mobile Homes and Other Housing Units 844

DEMOGRAPHICS (US Census Bureau) Total Population Community County 2010 28,776 295,223 2000 28,219 278,748 1990 25,841 246,744 1980 24,124 190,345 1970 20,142 138,951

Demographics, American Community Survey (ACS) 2006-2010 Population by Gender Male 14,431 Female 14,468

Population by Age Group Under age 5 1,465 Age 5 to 19 5,745 Age 20 to 34 4,169 Age 35 to 54 9,667 Age 55 to 64 3,726 Age 65 and over 4,127

Median Age 42.3 years

Educational Attainment, population 25 years and over High school graduate or higher 90.4% Bachelor's degree or higher 29.2%

INCOME, 2010 INFLATION ADJUSTED $ (ACS 2006-2010) Per capita income $33,751 Median 4-person family income $82,276 Median household income $70,502

Median Earnings, full-time, year-round workers Male $61,623 Female $42,228

Families below the poverty level 1.8%

LABOR FORCE (NHES – ELMI) Annual Average 2000 2010 Civilian labor force 16,595 18,213 Employed 15,922 16,833 Unemployed 673 1,380 Unemployment rate 4.1% 7.6%

EMPLOYMENT & WAGES (NHES – ELMI) Annual Average Covered Employment 2000 2010 Goods Producing Industries

Average Employment 3,504 2,116 Average Weekly Wage $1,065 $1,368

Service Providing Industries Average Employment 17,034 16,388 Average Weekly Wage $632 $706

Total Private Industry Average Employment 20,538 18,504 Average Weekly Wage $706 $782

Government (Federal, State, and Local) Average Employment 1,054 1,236 Average Weekly Wage $724 $899

Total, Private Industry plus Government Average Employment 21,592 19,740 Average Weekly Wage $707 $789

n = indicates that data does not meet disclosure standards

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EDUCATION AND CHILD CARE (NH Dept. of Education) Schools students attend: Salem operates grades K-12 District: SAU 57 Career Technology Center(s): Pinkerton Academy, Derry; Salem High School Vocational Center Region: 17

Educational Facilities Elementary Middle/Junior High High School Private/Parochial Number of Schools 6 1 1 3 Grade Levels P K 1-5 6-8 9-12 K 1-12 Total Enrollment 1,826 1,104 1,682 263

2011 NH Licensed Child Care Facilities (DHHS – Bureau of Child Care Licensing): Total Facilities: 25 Total Capacity: 1,056

Nearest Community/Technical College: Nashua Nearest Colleges or Universities: Chester College of New England

LARGEST BUSINESSES PRODUCT/SERVICE EMPLOYEES ESTABLISHED Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Comprehensive physical rehabilitation 300 1981 JC Penney Co., Inc. Retail store 200 1991 Key Packaging Industries Corporation High density polyethylene 190 1986 Reliable Security Guard Agency Security guard services 135 1986 Salem Haven, Inc. Elderly home 120 1955 The Home Depot Home improvement center 100 1992

TRANSPORTATION (distances estimated from city/town hall) Road Access US Routes State Routes 28, 38, 97, 111 Nearest Interstate, Exit I-93, Exits 1 - 2 Distance Local access

Railroad Boston & Maine Public Transportation CART

Nearest Public Use Airport, General Aviation Lawrence (MA) Municipal Runway 5,000 ft. asphalt Lighted? Yes Navigation Aids? Yes Nearest Airport with Scheduled Service Manchester-Boston Regional Distance 24 miles Number of Passenger Airlines Serving Airport 6

Driving distance to select cities: Manchester, NH 23 miles Portland, Maine 87 miles Boston, Mass. 33 miles New York City, NY 238 miles Montreal, Quebec 280 miles

COMMUTING TO WORK (ACS 2006-2010) Workers 16 years and over Drove alone, car/truck/van 88.8% Carpooled, car/truck/van 7.0% Public transportation 0.5% Walked 0.5% Other means 0.7% Worked at home 2.6%

Mean Travel Time to Work 26.3 minutes

Percent of Working Residents: ACS 2006-2010 Working in community of residence 27.8% Commuting to another NH community 19.5% Commuting out-of-state 52.7%

RECREATION, ATTRACTIONS, AND EVENTS X Municipal Parks YMCA/YWCA X Boys Club/Girls Club X Golf Courses X Swimming: Indoor Facility Swimming: Outdoor Facility Tennis Courts: Indoor Facility X Tennis Courts: Outdoor Facility X Ice Skating Rink: Indoor Facility X Bowling Facilities X Museums Cinemas Performing Arts Facilities X Tourist Attractions X Youth Organizations (i.e., Scouts, 4-H) X Youth Sports: Baseball X Youth Sports: Soccer X Youth Sports: Football X Youth Sports: Basketball X Youth Sports: Hockey Campgrounds X Fishing/Hunting X Boating/Marinas X Snowmobile Trails Bicycle Trails X Cross Country Skiing X Beach or Waterfront Recreation Area X Overnight or Day Camps

Nearest Ski Area(s): McIntyre

Other: Rockingham Park; Canobie Lake Park; Salem Town Forest; Americas Stonehenge

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MBLU : 76/ / 7383/ /

Location: 403 MAIN ST

Owner Name: MUNJAL MANOJ & PREETI TRUSTEES

Account Number:

Item Appraised Value Assessed ValueBuildings 1,610,700 1,610,700Xtra Bldg Features 50,000 50,000Outbuildings 91,100 91,100Land 966,300 966,300Total: 2,718,100 2,718,100

MUNJAL MANOJ & PREETI TRUSTEES NNM REALTY TRUST 6 STEEPLE CT ANDOVER, MA 01810-4546

Owner Name Book/Page Sale Date Sale PriceMUNJAL MANOJ & PREETI TRUSTEES 5335/2294 7/16/2012 2,550,000LAX AND SAR CORPORATION 3216/0041 5/21/1997 1,750,000

3076/0850 10/20/1994 03036/2632 2/7/1994 02651/1744 12/15/1986 0

Land Use Code Land Use Description

3230 SHOPNGMALL MDL-94

Size Zone Appraised Value Assessed Value10.19 AC LCSD 966,300 966,300

Building # 1 STYLE Shop Center LO MODEL Comm/Ind Grade Average Stories: 2 Occupancy 14 Exterior Wall 1 Brick Veneer Exterior Wall 2 Concr/Cinder Roof Structure Gable/Hip Roof Cover Asph/F Gls/Cmp Interior Wall 1 Drywall/Sheet Interior Floor 1 Carpet Interior Floor 2 Vinyl/Asphalt Heating Fuel Gas Heating Type Forced Air-Duc AC Type None Bldg Use SHOPNGMALL MDL-94 Total Bedrms 00 Total Baths 0 1st Floor Use: 322I Heat/AC HEAT/AC PKGS Frame Type MASONRY Baths/Plumbing AVERAGE Ceiling/Wall SUS-CEIL & WL Rooms/Prtns AVERAGE Wall Height 12 % Comn Wall 0

Living Area: 29,264 square feet Year Built: 1986 Building Value: 1,610,700

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Code Description Units Appraised ValueSPR1 SPRINKLERS-WET 29264 S.F. 16900DUW3 W/PNEU TUBE 1 UNITS 11500ATM1 AUTOMATC TELLR 1 UNITS 21600

Code Description Units Appraised ValuePAV1 PAVING-ASPHALT 100000 S.F. 75000LT4 W/FOUR LIGHTS 4 UNITS 3800CNP2 GOOD QUALITY 560 S.F. 12300

Code Description Gross Area Living AreaBAS First Floor 20464 20464CAN Canopy 1440 0FUS Upper Story, Finished 8800 8800SLB Slab 20464 0

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Bureau of Planning, Traffic Section, Traffic Reports2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011STAT. TYPE LOCATION FC

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIREDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

BUREAU OF TRAFFIC

05-Apr-12

399054 82 NH 97 (MAIN ST) AT MASS SL (EB-WB) (81399148-81399149)

16 * 14000 * * 11000 * * 10000

Town: SALEM

399055 82 NH 38 (LOWELL RD) EAST OF DELAWARE DR 16 17000 * * 14000 * * 13000 *

399056 82 PELHAM RD WEST OF KEEWAYDIN DR 19 * * 15000 * 17000 * * 14000

399057 82 BROOKDALE RD EAST OF I-93 19 860 * * 940 * * 1100 *

399060 82 ROCKINGHAM PARK BLVD EAST OF SO. POLICY ST (EB-WB) (81399136-81399137)

16 * 36700 * * * * 27000 *

399062 62 I-93 BETWEEN EXITS 1-2 (SB-NB) (61399062-61399061)

11 * * 83000 * * * 84000 *

399063 82 NH 97 (MAIN ST) EAST OF SCHOOL ST 16 * * 20000 * * 20000 * *

399065 82 GEREMONTY DR SOUTH OF NH 97 (MAIN ST) 17 12000 * * 8200 * * 7000 *

399066 82 LAWRENCE RD NORTH OF POND ST 16 * * 5300 * * 5000 * *

399067 82 LAKE ST SOUTH OF BLUFF ST 17 4800 * * 4300 * * 4800 *

399068 82 NH 28 (NO. BROADWAY) SOUTH OF LAKE ST/SHADOW LAKE RD

14 18000 * * * 17000 * * *

399070 82 NO. POLICY ST AT WINDHAM TL (SB-NB) (81399150-81399151)

16 * 8600 * * 7400 * * 7800

399071 82 OLD ROCKINGHAM RD WEST OF NH 28 (NO. BROADWAY)

19 * * 3000 * * 4000 * *

399072 82 NO. POLICY ST SOUTH OF CLINTON ST (SB-NB) (81399165-81399166)

16 * * 12000 * * 14000 * *

399073 82 PELHAM RD WEST OF POLICY ST 16 * 17000 * * 18000 * * 18000

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