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LIST of ELEVATORS with DELINQUENT LICENSES by INSP and County and OUTSTANDING REQUIREMENTS STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION DIVISION OF HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS, BUREAU OF ELEVATOR SAFETY LIST OF ELEVATORS WITH DELINQUENT LICENSES BY INSP and County AND OUTSTANDING REQUIREMENTS Fee owed REMAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR RENEWAL Exp date License # LOCATION Type 24 GREENLEAF CROSBY BLDG Traction Passenger $125 08/01/2021 208 LAURA ST INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202-3502 on May 6, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 25 GREENLEAF CROSBY BLDG Traction Passenger $125 08/01/2021 208 N LAURA ST INSP. REQ: Satisfied. Routine inspection on JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202-3502 May 6, 2021. Valid for one year. 61 ONE ORANGE DEVELOPMENT LLC Traction Freight $125 08/01/2021 1 S ORANGE AVE INSP. REQ: Satisfied. Routine inspection on ORLANDO, FL 32801 June 30, 2021. Valid for one year. 66 UNION 700 INC Traction Freight $0 08/01/2021 700 E UNION ST BOX 41 INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is JACKSONVILLE, FL 32206 required, the last one was on October 11, 2018. 86 ONE ORANGE DEVELOPMENT LLC Traction Passenger $125 08/01/2021 1 S ORANGE AVE INSP. REQ: Satisfied. Routine inspection on ORLANDO, FL 32801 June 30, 2021. Valid for one year. 87 ONE ORANGE DEVELOPMENT LLC Traction Passenger $125 08/01/2021 1 S ORANGE AVE INSP. REQ: Satisfied. Routine inspection on ORLANDO, FL 32801 June 30, 2021. Valid for one year. 223 FIVE AND TEN INVESTORS INC Traction Freight $200 08/01/2020 2002 SAN MARCO BLVD STE 200 INSP. REQ: Satisfied. Routine inspection on JACKSONVILLE, FL 32207 July 29, 2021. Valid for one year. 277 HALIFAX MED CENTER OLD NORTH Traction Passenger $75 08/01/2020 303 N CLYDE MORRIS BLVD INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed DAYTONA BCH, FL 32114-2732 on March 30, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 295 E H HINKLE Traction Freight $125 08/01/2021 141 N MYRTLE AVE INSP. REQ: Exempt from inspection JACKSONVILLE, FL 32204-1309 requirement. Run Date: 9/27/2021 Page 1 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION DIVISION OF HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS, BUREAU OF ELEVATOR SAFETY LIST OF ELEVATORS WITH DELINQUENT LICENSES BY INSP and County AND OUTSTANDING REQUIREMENTS Fee owed REMAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR RENEWAL Exp date License # LOCATION Type 308 FLAGLER COLLEGE TOWER B Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2021 1 MALAGA ST INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed SAINT AUGUSTINE, FL 32084-3507 on May 24, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 309 FLAGLER COLLEGE TOWER C Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2021 1 MALAGA ST INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed SAINT AUGUSTINE, FL 32084-3507 on May 24, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 377 KASAM HOSPITALITY INC Traction Passenger $125 08/01/2020 24 CATHEDRAL PL INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is SAINT AUGUSTINE, FL 32084 required, the last one was on August 10, 2018. 378 KASAM HOSPITALITY INC Traction Passenger $125 08/01/2020 24-28 CATHEDRAL PL INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is SAINT AUGUSTINE, FL 32084 required, the last one was on August 10, 2018. 506 SOUTHERN POWERWORKS Traction Freight $0 08/01/2021 253 N 9 ST INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, FL 32433-1733 required, the last one was on June 10, 2020. 512 DAVID ASSOCIATES 319 Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2020 319 CLEMATIS ST INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401 on July 20, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 513 DAVID ASSOCIATES 319 Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2020 319 CLEMATIS ST STE 200 INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401 on July 20, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 514 DAVID ASSOCIATES 319 Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2020 319 CLEMATIS ST INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401 on July 20, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 661 SWISHER INTERNATIONAL INC Traction Passenger $125 08/01/2020 459 E 16 ST INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed JACKSONVILLE, FL 32206 on October 16, 2020 and requires immediate correction. Run Date: 9/27/2021 Page 2 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION DIVISION OF HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS, BUREAU OF ELEVATOR SAFETY LIST OF ELEVATORS WITH DELINQUENT LICENSES BY INSP and County AND OUTSTANDING REQUIREMENTS Fee owed REMAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR RENEWAL Exp date License # LOCATION Type 663 SWISHER INTL INC MAIN SOUTH Traction Freight $125 08/01/2020 459 E 16 ST INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed JACKSONVILLE, FL 32206-3025 on October 16, 2020 and requires immediate correction. 664 SWISHER INTERNATIONAL INC Traction Freight $125 08/01/2021 459 E 16 ST INSP. REQ: Satisfied. Routine inspection on JACKSONVILLE, FL 32206 October 16, 2020. Valid for one year. 720 AT&T ELEVATOR MANAGEMENT Traction Passenger $125 08/01/2020 45 N MAGNOLIA AVE INSP. REQ: Satisfied. Routine inspection on ORLANDO, FL 32801-2498 September 14, 2021. Valid for one year. 784 UNION 700 INC Traction Freight $0 08/01/2021 700 E UNION ST BOX 41 INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202 required, the last one was on October 11, 2018. 785 UNION 700 INC Traction Freight $125 08/01/2021 700 E UNION ST BOX 41 INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202 required, the last one was on October 11, 2018. 792 UNION 700 INC Traction Freight $0 08/01/2021 700 E UNION ST BOX 41 INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202 required, the last one was on October 11, 2018. 951 PROFESSIONAL BUILDING Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2018 1023 MANATEE AVE W INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed BRADENTON, FL 34205-7823 on July 26, 2019 and requires immediate correction. 952 PROFESSIONAL BUILDING Traction Passenger $125 08/01/2021 1023 MANATEE AVE W INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed BRADENTON, FL 34205-7823 on May 20, 2020 and requires immediate correction. 965 1906 ARMENIA LLC Traction Freight $0 08/01/2018 1906 N ARMENIA AVE INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is TAMPA, FL 33607 required, the last one was on June 12, 2017. Run Date: 9/27/2021 Page 3 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION DIVISION OF HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS, BUREAU OF ELEVATOR SAFETY LIST OF ELEVATORS WITH DELINQUENT LICENSES BY INSP and County AND OUTSTANDING REQUIREMENTS Fee owed REMAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR RENEWAL Exp date License # LOCATION Type 1160 GALLERIA INTERNATIONAL Traction Passenger $125 08/01/2021 301 CLEMATIS ST STE 3000 INSP. REQ: Satisfied. Routine inspection on WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401-5506 January 6, 2021. Valid for one year. 1161 GALLERIA INTERNATIONAL Traction Passenger $125 08/01/2021 301 CLEMATIS ST STE 3000 INSP. REQ: Satisfied. Routine inspection on WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401-5506 January 6, 2021. Valid for one year. 1199 UNION 700 INC Traction Freight $0 08/01/2021 700 E UNION ST BOX 41 INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202 required, the last one was on October 11, 2018. 1251 RAYONIER PERFORMANCE FIBERS LLC Traction Freight $0 08/01/2021 10 GUM STREET INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed FERNANDINA BEACH, FL 32034 on June 28, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 1373 NUNZIATA HOLDINGS LLC Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2020 190 S ORANGE AVE INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed ORLANDO, FL 32801-3204 on September 16, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 1377 SCREEN PROCESS PRINTERS INC Traction Freight $200 08/01/2020 2202 N MAIN ST INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is JACKSONVILLE, FL 32206-3760 required, the last one was on August 11, 2020. 1430 MOST WORSHIPFUL UNION GRAND LODGE Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2019 410 BROAD ST INSP. REQ: Satisfied. Routine inspection on JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202-4837 July 15, 2021. Valid for one year. 1484 ST MARYS MEDICAL CENTER Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2021 901 45 ST INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33407 required, the last one was on November 3, 2015. 1485 ST MARYS MEDICAL CENTER Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2021 901 45 ST INSP. REQ: A passing annual inspection is WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33407 required, the last one was on October 4, 2017. Run Date: 9/27/2021 Page 4 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION DIVISION OF HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS, BUREAU OF ELEVATOR SAFETY LIST OF ELEVATORS WITH DELINQUENT LICENSES BY INSP and County AND OUTSTANDING REQUIREMENTS Fee owed REMAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR RENEWAL Exp date License # LOCATION Type 1496 TLR TOWER LLC Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2021 601 N ASHLEY DR STE 800 INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed TAMPA, FL 33602 on January 28, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 1497 TLR TOWER LLC Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2021 601 N ASHLEY BLDG STE 800 INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed TAMPA, FL 33602 on January 28, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 1498 TLR TOWER LLC Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2021 601 N. ASHLEY DRIVE STE 800 INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed TAMPA, FL 33602 on January 28, 2021 and requires immediate correction. 1651 LOAD KING MANUFACTURING COMPANY Traction Freight $125 08/01/2021 1357 W BEAVER ST INSP. REQ: Exempt from inspection JACKSONVILLE, FL 32209 requirement. 1667 ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEMS/SUNBELT, INC Traction Passenger $0 08/01/2021 601 E ROLLINS AVE INSP. REQ: Last inspection on record was failed ORLANDO, FL 32803-1273 on April 21, 2021 and requires immediate correction.
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