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playing music and smoking a cigarette. Will captured pictures and followed Greg back to
the office. He went back into City Hall at 12:15. | headed over to City Hall at 1:11 and
checked to see if his car was in the garage. It was.

Kim Kleiner was working with Greg and Louise for the afternoon, running up and down
the stairs gathering information. | stayed in the office retrieving MLS data until 4:15 PM.
Greg was their for the entire afternoon.

Spent 1.5 hours out without any field work.

Friday - April 12, 2019 - weather was cool and comfortable, part sun in the
afternoon.

| had an Asb meeting in Concord at 9:00 am followed by an afternoon meeting with
Peter Roth and Chuck Reese. | did not get back to Nashua until after 3:00 pm. | called
off the P! work for the day.

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 - Sunny afternoon day

Parked on Elim Street behind City Hall with a line of sight to the garage stairwell. Greg
entered the garage at 11:49 AM. | followed him all the way down to the left turn on
Countryside Dr. for Will to take over. Will lost him. | went back to Elm Street at 2:00 PM
and he came out of the garage at 2:38 pm headed back into City Hall. He was out about
3 hours today.

Thursday, April 18, 2019

Board of Assessors public session ended at 9:00 AM and the Board went into non-
public session. | headed home for a bit and figured Greg would leave around noon.

| drove back to City Hall and parked on Elm St. with a line of sight to the stairwell to the
parking garage. | headed into the Assessing department at 11:45 am to be certain he
was still in there. | pulled up property cards and checked data. He signed out at 12:10
pm. | went back out to the truck and waited for him.

He entered the stairwell at 12:17 pm. | tailed him down the typical route (west Hollis to
exit 5 intersection, past the police depariment, NHSS, to where he turned left on
Countryside Dr. He entered Countryside Dr at 12:37 pm. Will took over from there. Will
was able to tail him to the Northeastern Blvd. Holiday Inn Parking lot. He stayed in the
parking fot until 1:46 pm and then drove back to City Hall.

He spent more than 1.5 hours out doing no field work.

Friday - April 19, 2019 - Good Friday

Greg signed out for “field” work at 10:56 am. Will found him in the Holiday Inn back
corner parking lot at 11:29 am. He stayed until 1:20 pm and then arrived back at City
Hall at 1:36 pm.

He staved out just over.2.5 hours with no field work done.

| stopped by City Hall at 3:30 and he had left for the Holiday weekend at 3:00 pm.

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Monday - April 22, 2019

Will’s last day for PI work. He entered the parking garage at 12:34 pm. | had my vehicle
lined up to the garage stairwell and checked the office. He signed out OTL/Field back in
PM. He took his usual route down West Hollis St. to Countryside Dr. Will tracked him to
the Holiday Inn parking lot. It took him about 25 minutes to do the driving loop. He
stayed in the parking lot until 2:37 pm. He added mileage when he left the Holiday Inn
by heading back to Captain’s Corner, pulling into the athletic fields, turning around and
heading back up 111 to the office. He was back in the office around 3:00 pm.

Mapquest shows he did a 16 miles loop with no field work done.

2.5 hours out of the office.

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Tuesday, April 23, 2019

| took over on my own knowing his 2 locations were the Rail Trai! lot on Gilson Rd. and
the Holiday Inn lot on Northeastern Blvd.

He signed out on the whiteboard to do “field” work at 10:51 am. Wrote on the Board that
he would be back at 1:00 pm. | headed down to the rail trail lot and he was sitting in his
car, window down, arm hanging out at 11:00 am when | arrived. | took distant photo’s
from the road as | was fearful to get too close and enter the lot. | stayed for about 20
minutes and then weni to Captain’s Corner and waited about 20 minutes. | figured that
he might take a nap and | could pull into the lot at that point.

| went back to the trail lot at 11:50 am and he was asleep in his car. Window up and
seat reclined. | pulled in right behind him with my truck bed facing his truck and inline
with his vehicle 4M. | took photos for almost 2 hours. He left the park at 1:18 pm.
He arrived back at the office at 1:40 pm.

He was out of the office almost 3 hours and did not field work.

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Rep. Paul Henle
11-2 Cabernet Drive
Concord, NH 03303

www.nohtaxshift.com
603 986-9620

December 20, 2016

Alderman Brian McCarthy
P.O. Box 2019
Nashua, NH 03061

Dear Alderman McCarthy:

Businesses in our state and in Nashua are struggling. We must do everything we can to make
New Hampshire business friendly again. At the same time, property owners are struggling to pay
their property taxes. We must do everything we can for them.

That is why I am sharing with you a bill I am filing in this session of the Legislatute.

The NH Tax Shift Plan is a fiscally responsible, balanced tax reform plan that will lower
business and property taxes. It does not change the amount of money the state raises. It changes
how that money is raised.

The NH Tax Shift Plan is the culmination of two years of consultations, meetings, and
discussions with business leaders, industry groups, lobbyists, civic leaders and legislators. It repeals
the Business Enterprise Tax, lowers the rate on the Business Profits Tax to 4% from 8.2%, and
repeals the Statewide Property Tax and two other taxes.

The revenue lost would be replaced by a flat 3.95% tax on personal income.

The benefits for Nashua would be significant and immediate. The repeal of the Statewide
Property Tax would mean a reduction in property taxes equal to $2.54 per thousand. In addition, the
NH Tax Shift Plan would reinstate the state’s 35% contribution to your retirement costs.

These property tax reductions would mean more money for your citizens, which they would
spend in local businesses and thus add to your local economy.

Repealing the Business Enterprise Tax and reducing the rate of the Business Profits Tax by

more than half would be a boost to Nashua businesses. The less money they must give to the state
equals more money they can invest in their businesses. [his would translate directly into more jobs

in the Nashua area.

The NH Tax Shift Plan incorporates the Earned Income Tax Credit. This is one of the most
successful programs for fighting poverty ever enacted. It would give tax credits to working families

Each Committee has adopted a written Charter which sets forth its purpose, membership,
duties and responsibilities. A copy of each Charter can be found on the Company’s website at
www. pennichuck.com, under the “Board of Directors” caption, under the “Corporate
Governance” heading.

The current members of the Board Committees are as follows:

Audit, Finance and Risk Committee

James P. Dore, Chairman
Paul A. Indeglia

Thomas J. Leonard

John D. McGrath

James McMahon

Communications Committee

Jay N. Lustig, Chairman
C. George Bower
Thomas J, Leonard
Preston J. Stanley, Jr.

Compensation and Benefits Committee

Stephen D. Genest, Chairman
David P. Bernier

C. George Bower

Elizabeth A. Dunn

Thomas J. Leonard

Jay N. Lustig

Nominating and Governance Committee

Paul A. Indeglia, Chairman
Elizabeth A. Dunn
Stephen D. Genest
Thomas J. Leonard

Preston J. Stanley, Jr.

Audit, Finance and Risk Committee, The Audit, Finance and Risk Committee is responsible for
the appointment, compensation and retention of the independent auditors; preapproval of all
audit and non-audit services to be provided by the independent auditors: review and approval of
all related party transactions; review and evaluation of the qualifications, performance and
independence of the lead partner of the independent auditors: oversight of the integrity of the
Company’s financial statements; oversight of Company financing activities; oversight of the
policies and procedures established to assess, monitor and control operational and financial risk;

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Wednesday. April 24, 2019

It did not appear that Greg left the office that day. | went over at noon and checked
property cards. Greg had not signed out and Kim, Greg, and Louise were in a closed
door meeting. No tracking day. Dinner plans and company for the evening.

Thursday - April 25, 2019

Checked out of work at 12:50 pm. Signed out OTL/Field (photo). Found him in the
parking lot of the Holiday Inn at 1:30 PM. Went to the rail trail first and he wasn’t there
so | headed to the Holiday Inn and Viola! - same spot - back corner of the parking lot.

Started smoking a cig at 2:10 pm - arm hanging out the window. Looked like he was
watching a movie. | parked in a small business lot next to Santander Bank and could
see the front drivers side of his car. He buckled up and left the Holiday Inn lot at 2:26
pm. He was back at the office at 2:41 pm.

About 2 hours out of the office with no field work.

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