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View Dr Miami Beach, FL 331400000 Micky Steinberg ONLINE SUBMISSION [1147202] 767 Arthur Godfrey Road Submitted on: 12/12/2017 08:55:12 (eastern) Miami Beach, FL 33140 2 X Commissioner Group I 9 1 2017 12 13 2017 TR X 50 00 78 142 92 0 00 0 00 50 00 78 142 92 0 00 0 00 163 840 00 163 840 00 Micky Steinberg 2 9/1/2017 12/13/2017 1 1 Beach, Peter I CH $50.00 9/2/2017 626 Meridian Avenue Miami Beach, FL 331390000 1 Micky Steinberg 2 9/1/2017 12/13/2017 1 44 9/1/2017 The Pivot Group, Inc., mail MO $11,191.80 1015 15th St NW Suite 600 Washington, DC 200050000 1 9/1/2017 MDW Communications LLC, website updates MO $225.00 2700 Woodley Rd NW, Apt 201 Washington, DC 200080000 2 9/2/2017 Anedot, processing fee MO $2.25 PO Box 84314 Baton Rouge, LA 708840000 3 9/6/2017 City of Miami Beach, qualifying fee MO $1,020.00 1700 Convention Ctr. Dr. Miami Beach, FL 331390000 4 10/6/2017 Edge Communications, LLC, campaign work MO $7,500.00 2929 SW 3rd Ave, Ste 220 Miami Beach, FL 331390000 5 10/10/2017 Steinberg, Micky loan MO $36,960.00 900 Bay Drive reinbursement Miami Beach, FL 331410000 6 10/10/2017 The Pivot Group, Inc., mailer MO $11,686.74 1015 15th St NW Suite 600 Washington, DC 200050000 7 10/19/2017 Edge Communications, LLC, win bonus MO $7,500.00 2929 SW 3rd Ave, Ste 220 Miami Beach, FL 331390000 8 Micky Steinberg 2 9/1/2017 12/13/2017 2 44 10/19/2017 Morgan, John outreach MO $1,500.00 6538 Collins Ave. #113 Miami Beach, FL 331410000 9 10/24/2017 Steinberg, Micky reimbursement MO $257.13 900 Bay Drive Miami Beach, FL 331410000 10 10/24/2017 Pulido, Victor outreach MO $300.00 7125 Bay Dr. #307 Miami Beach, FL 331410000 11 10/24/2017 Steinberg, Paul prorated refund DI $614.15 767 Arthur Godfrey Rd Miami Beach, FL 331400000 12 10/24/2017 Granot, Jasmine prorated refund DI $61.42 4062 Peachtree Rd, NE #147 Atlanta, GA 303190000 13 10/24/2017 Gross, Saul prorated refund DI $614.15 2900 Flamingo Drive Miami Beach, FL 331400000 14 10/24/2017 Rosenberg, Amy prorated refund DI $307.08 900 Bay Drive Miami Beach, FL 331410000 15 10/24/2017 Weiss, Daniel prorated refund DI $153.54 150 West Flagler Street PH2850 Miami, FL 331300000 16 Micky Steinberg 2 9/1/2017 12/13/2017 3 44 10/24/2017 Goldin, Sidney prorated refund DI $122.83 5415 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, FL 331400000 17 10/24/2017 Margolis, Gwen prorated refund DI $184.25 3301 NE 183rd St Apt 2709 Aventura, FL 331600000 18 10/24/2017 Hertz, Stephen G. prorated refund DI $61.42 767 Arthur Godfrey Rd Miami Beach, FL 331410000 19 10/24/2017 Orlowsky, James prorated refund DI $153.54 415 Fairway Drive Miami Beach, FL 331410000 20 10/24/2017 Gross, Jane prorated refund DI $614.15 2900 Flamingo Drive Miami Beach, FL 331400000 21 10/24/2017 Veitia, Daniel prorated refund DI $307.08 1193 71st Street Miami Beach, FL 331410000 22 10/24/2017 Henry, Steven prorated refund DI $184.25 1713 Cortez Street Coral Gables, FL 331340000 23 10/24/2017 Goldmeier, Brian prorated refund DI $307.08 951 Brickell Ave, #410 Miami, FL 331310000 24 Micky Steinberg 2 9/1/2017 12/13/2017 4 44 10/24/2017 Molina, Maria prorated refund DI $614.15 6716 San Vicente Street Coral Gables, FL 331460000 25 10/24/2017 Dimond, Jason prorated refund DI $61.42 125 Morningside Dr Coral Gables, FL 331330000 26 10/24/2017 Jaffe, Dara prorated refund DI $307.08 10 Venetian Way #2402 Miami Beach, FL 331390000 27 10/24/2017 Hagen, David prorated refund DI $153.54 900 Bay Drive Miami Beach, FL 331410000 28 10/24/2017 Rivo, Karen prorated refund DI $122.83 4566 Prairie Avenue Miami Beach, FL 331400000 29 10/24/2017 Pascoe, Edward prorated refund DI $122.83 185 S. 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