(2) All profits derived from the operation thereof and the proceeds from the sale of its property are devoted exclusively to the purposes for which it is organized; and

(3) The institution, organization or corporation claiming exemption under this subsection shall file with the tax assessors upon their request a report for its preceding fiscal year in such detail as the tax assessors may reasonably require.;

J. The real and personal property owned by one or more of the foregoing organizations listed in paragraphs A to I and occupied or used solely for their own purposes by one or more other such organizations.;

K. The real and personal property leased by and occupied or used solely for its own purposes by an incorporated benevolent and charitable organization which that is exempt from taxation under section Section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as amended, and the primary purpose of which is the operation of a hospital licensed by the Department of Human Services, health maintenance organization or blood bank.; and

L. Service charges.

(1) The owners of certain institutional and organizational real and personal property, which is otherwise exempt from state or municipal taxation under this section, except those properties described in paragraph G, may be are subject to service charges when these charges that are calculated according to the actual cost of providing municipal services to that real property and to the persons who use that property. Service charges must also be applied to any improved property owned by the State that is exempt from taxation under section 651. These services shall include, without limitation:

(a) Fire protection;

(b) Police protection;

(c) Road maintenance and construction, traffic control, snow and ice removal;