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CD4 Active Business List Based on Listing of Active Businesses LOCATION ACCOUNT # BUSINESS NAME DBA NAME 0002759702-0001-0 EVIL HAG ENTERPRISES, INC. 0002869684-0001-1 RED HERRING ENTERTAINMENT INC 0002871220-0001-7 WHERE IS LIZZY LLC 0002829017-0001-5 RICHARD JOHN SHERMAN 0002869640-0001-9 JAMES DARRELL KENNETH LINDGREN 0002793694-0001-5 C I C Y CONSULTING & INVESTMENTS INC 0002348000-0001-8 DEBBIE L HOFFMAN 0002835226-0001-8 RK ENTERTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY CONSULTING, LLC 0003159365-0001-4 HEADWATERS PRODUCTIONS, INC 0002975579-0001-5 JILL A SCOTT 0002852705-0001-8 BEACHWOOD COTTAGE LLC 0002857723-0001-2 DANIELA CRIOLLO FOREVERMORE SKINCARE& LASHES 0002870268-0001-1 PETER LAWRENCE 0002870662-0001-6 EARTHSIDE ENTERTAINMENT INC 0000365953-0001-5 LOUIS WEISS/JOHN NAMSON 0002877793-0001-1 JORDAN MANN 0002794735-0001-3 BH MEDICAL TRAINING LLC BH MEDICAL TRAINING Page 1 of 1470 09/24/2021 CD4 Active Business List Based on Listing of Active Businesses STREET ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE 2252 BRONSON HILL DRIVE LOS ANGELES 90068-2408 3142 ROWENA AVENUE #4 LOS ANGELES 90027-2546 1514 SANBORN AVENUE LOS ANGELES 90027-1514 2010 LA BREA TERRACE LOS ANGELES 90046-2314 8824 HOLLYWOOD BLVD LOS ANGELES 90069-1307 14320 VENTURA BLVD UNIT #167 SHERMAN OAKS 91423-2717 15366 DICKENS STREET SHERMAN OAKS 91403-3007 3056 CHANDELLE ROAD LOS ANGELES 90046-1233 585 N BRONSON AVENUE LOS ANGELES 90004-1401 1510 N HOOVER STREET LOS ANGELES 90027-5522 2448 N BEACHWOOD DRIVE LOS ANGELES 90068-3664 13542 VENTURA BLVD SUITE #2 SHERMAN OAKS 91423-3826 7428 HOLLYWOOD BLVD #301 LOS ANGELES 90046-2874 13701 RIVERSIDE DRIVE SUITE #500 SHERMAN OAKS 91423-2448 14120 VENTURA BLVD SHERMAN OAKS 91423-2779 637 S DUNSMUIR AVENUE #8 LOS ANGELES 90036-4074 13813 CHANDLER BLVD SHERMAN OAKS 91401-5815 Page 2 of 1470 09/24/2021 CD4 Active Business List Based on Listing of Active Businesses LOCATION DESCRIPTION MAILING ADDRESS MAILING CITY 2252 BRONSON HILL 90068-2408 1150 FOOTHILL BLVD SUITE #D LA CANADA 3142 ROWENA 90027-2546 1514 SANBORN 90027-1514 2010 LA BREA 90046-2314 8824 HOLLYWOOD 90069-1307 14320 VENTURA 91423-2717 15366 DICKENS 91403-3007 24774 MUREAU ROAD HIDDEN HILLS 3056 CHANDELLE 90046-1233 3056 CHANDELLE ROAD LOS ANGELES 585 BRONSON 90004-1401 1510 HOOVER 90027 1510 N HOOVER STREET LOS ANGELES 2448 BEACHWOOD 90068 3401 BONNIE HILL DRIVE LOS ANGELES 13542 VENTURA 91423-3826 7428 HOLLYWOOD 90046-2874 13701 RIVERSIDE 91423-2448 14120 VENTURA 91423-2779 15442 VENTURA BLVD #200 SHERMAN OAKS 637 DUNSMUIR 90036-4074 13813 CHANDLER 91401-5815 13813 CHANDLER BLVD SHERMAN OAKS Page 3 of 1470 09/24/2021 CD4 Active Business List Based on Listing of Active Businesses COUN MAILING ZIP CIL LOCATION PRIMARY NAICS DESCRIPTION CODE DISTR START DATE ICT 91011-3269 Independent artists, writers, & performers 4 01/01/2014 Independent artists, writers, & performers 4 10/27/2015 Management, scientific, & technical consulting services 4 06/01/2015 4 04/19/2014 Lessors of real estate (including mini warehouses & self-storage units) 4 01/01/2016 Other financial investment activities (including investment advice) 4 01/01/2014 91302-1142 Lessors of real estate (including mini warehouses & self-storage units) 4 07/21/2006 90046-1233 Management, scientific, & technical consulting services 4 05/29/2015 Independent artists, writers, & performers 4 07/13/2018 90027-5522 Independent artists, writers, & performers 4 01/01/2017 90068-1325 4 08/03/2015 Nail salons 4 09/29/2015 Other financial investment activities (including investment advice) 4 11/06/2015 Motion picture & video industries (except video rental) 4 09/01/2015 91403-3067 Lessors of real estate (including mini warehouses & self-storage units) 4 03/01/1996 4 08/05/2015 91401-5815 Educational services (including schools, colleges, & universities) 4 05/01/2014 Page 4 of 1470 09/24/2021 CD4 Active Business List Based on Listing of Active Businesses Council Precinct LA Specific LOCATION Zip Codes Census Tracts Districts Boundaries Plans (34.1112, -118.3159) 24033 7 403 1296 (34.1101, -118.2725) 23445 7 396 547 (34.0988, -118.2786) 23445 7 465 548 (34.0998, -118.3796) 24034 7 458 727 (34.1502, -118.4445) 19736 7 334 681 6 (34.1539, -118.4672) 19732 7 335 565 6 (34.1262, -118.3635) 23677 7 457 720 11 (34.0814, -118.3182) 22721 7 449 1308 (34.0986, -118.2838) 23445 7 466 377 (34.1137, -118.3214) 24033 7 404 550 (34.1475, -118.4285) 19736 7 332 697 6 (34.1016, -118.3514) 23677 7 413 457 (34.1576, -118.4313) 19736 7 245 964 (34.1496, -118.4406) 19736 7 333 676 6 (34.0637, -118.3486) 23667 7 634 332 (34.1689, -118.4337) 19729 7 244 323 Page 5 of 1470 09/24/2021 CD4 Active Business List Based on Listing of Active Businesses Neighborhood Councils (Certified) 64 3 3 81 83 83 82 86 3 64 83 82 83 83 26 83 Page 6 of 1470 09/24/2021 CD4 Active Business List Based on Listing of Active Businesses 0000002144-0001-4 LAS PALMAS FOUNDATION 0002938966-0001-7 GO-GO GARBAGE INC 0002863825-0001-7 YACHAYWASI INC OLA 0002869019-0001-0 RONALD S REITER / PAMELA F BENYAS 0000002126-0001-6 ROBIN DOUGLASS SHARP 0002798522-0001-9 ANGER MANAGEMENT ESSENTIALS INC 0003105708-0001-8 ALESSANDRO BORDONI 0002865803-0001-5 EDGAR TER-HOVHANNISYAN LIBERTY LAW GROUP 0002729151-0001-5 EDWARD KIM 0000645358-0001-2 PRODROMOS MIKE BEGAKIS MONTERY CONCESSIONS 0002673360-0001-3 MISSION STREET PRODUCTIONS LLC 0002268500-0002-4 MARCIE DIETZ LIPSETT 0000003498-0001-2 WILLIAM ELKINS ALLEY 0002829711-0001-5 FATEMEH YOUSEFI AND WILLIAM WALKER PERSIACA 0002869947-0001-5 MATTHEW JANSKY 0003083262-0001-2 UNCOMMON JAMES, LLC 0003059179-0001-4 IRON WILL CONSULTING, INC. 0002562968-0001-0 BRIAN T. DUNN, A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION 0003194976-0001-1 PATRICIA L DIAZ 0003207214-0001-2 JEFF NACH DANCING BEARS DREAMCICLES 0002871632-0001-2 MARK BRANNER FAMILY TRUST 0002869698-0001-3 SARAH KAY MCBREAIRTY MCBREAIRTY - REACHING YOUR Page 7 of 1470 09/24/2021 CD4 Active Business List Based on Listing of Active Businesses 1535 N FORMOSA AVENUE LOS ANGELES 90046-3601 5758 BURNET AVENUE VAN NUYS 91411-3216 934 HAUSER BLVD LOS ANGELES 90036-4724 4419 VAN NUYS BLVD #400 SHERMAN OAKS 91403-5738 3393 BENNETT DRIVE LOS ANGELES 90068-1703 15233 VENTURA BLVD SUITE #1208 SHERMAN OAKS 91403-2271 1042 S DUNSMUIR AVENUE LOS ANGELES 90019-6754 4730 WOODMAN AVENUE SUITE #210 SHERMAN OAKS 91423-2401 4505 W 5TH STREET # LOS ANGELES 90020-4707 4730 CRYSTAL SPRINGS DRIVE LOS ANGELES 90027-1401 1146 N LAS PALMAS AVENUE LOS ANGELES 90038-1209 5426 CALHOUN AVENUE SHERMAN OAKS 91401-4913 5064 1/2 LANKERSHIM BLVD N HOLLYWOOD 91601-4225 108 S GRAMERCY PLACE UNIT #407 LOS ANGELES 90004-4941 5509 TUXEDO TERRACE LOS ANGELES 90068-2453 189 THE GROVE DRIVE UNIT #4 LOS ANGELES 90036-6222 15335 MORRISON STREET SUITE #235 SHERMAN OAKS 91403-6707 4929 WILSHIRE BLVD SUITE #1010 LOS ANGELES 90010-3897 4206 CLAYTON AVENUE APT #5 LOS ANGELES 90027-1536 5801 WILSHIRE BLVD LOS ANGELES 90036-4539 15200 VENTURA BLVD SHERMAN OAKS 91403-3305 14315 MOORPARK STREET UNIT #310 SHERMAN OAKS 91423-2647 Page 8 of 1470 09/24/2021 CD4 Active Business List Based on Listing of Active Businesses 1535 FORMOSA 90046-3601 5758 BURNET 91411-3216 934 HAUSER 90036-4724 934 HAUSER BLVD LOS ANGELES 4419 VAN NUYS 91403-5738 3393 BENNETT 90068-1703 6710 VARNA AVENUE VAN NUYS 15233 VENTURA 91403-2271 15233 VENTURA BLVD SUITE #1208 SHERMAN OAKS 1042 DUNSMUIR 90019-6754 1630 N FULLER AVENUE APT #5 LOS ANGELES 4730 WOODMAN 91423-2401 4730 WOODMAN AVENUE SUITE #210 SHERMAN OAKS 4505 5TH 90020-4707 417 S LUCERNE BLVD LOS ANGELES 4730 CRYSTAL SPRINGS 90027-1401 16821 BURBANK BLVD ENCINO 1146 LAS PALMAS 90038-1209 30 HUDSON YARDS NEW YORK 5426 CALHOUN 91401-4913 5064 LANKERSHIM 91601-4225 108 GRAMERCY 90004-4941 18 BUTTERFLY IRVINE 5509 TUXEDO 90068 5509 TUXEDO TERRACE LOS ANGELES 189 THE GROVE 90036 702 MELROSE AVENUE NASHVILLE 15335 MORRISON 91403-6707 15335 MORRISON STREET SUITE #235 SHERMAN OAKS 4929 WILSHIRE 90010-3897 4206 CLAYTON 90027-1536 4206 CLAYTON AVENUE APT #5 LOS ANGELES 5801 WILSHIRE 90036 1433 S ROBERTSON BLVD LOS ANGELES 15200 VENTURA 91403-3305 2321 ROSECRANS AVENUE ##500 EL SEGUNDO 14315 MOORPARK 91423-2647 POST OFFICE BOX #56506 SHERMAN OAKS Page 9 of 1470 09/24/2021 CD4 Active Business List Based on Listing of Active Businesses Office administrative services 4 08/19/2001 General freight trucking, local 4 10/20/2016 90036-4724 Child day care services 4 08/27/2015 Offices of physical, occupational & speech therapists, & audiologists 4 03/31/2014 91401-1219 Other consumer goods rental 4 01/15/2000 91403-2271 Management, scientific, & technical consulting services 4 01/01/2015 90046-3519 Independent artists, writers, & performers 4 01/01/2019 91423-2401 Legal services 4 01/01/2014 90020-4748 Lessors of real estate (including mini warehouses & self-storage units) 4 01/01/2014 91436-1000 Full-service restaurants 4 05/28/2002 10001-2170 Motion picture & video industries (except video rental) 4 03/01/2013 Jewelry, watch, precious stone, & precious metals 4 01/01/2012 Lessors of real estate (including mini warehouses & self-storage units) 4 10/01/1974 92604-1952 General merchandise stores 4 10/01/2014 90068-2453 Offices of mental health practitioners (except physicians) 4 12/01/2015 37211-2151 Jewelry stores 4 11/26/2018 91403-6707 Other miscellaneous nondurable goods 4 06/22/2018 4 01/01/2010 90027-1536 Offices of mental health practitioners (except physicians) 4 07/23/2018 90035-3414 Special food services (including food service contractors & caterers) 4 08/13/2020 90245-4903 Lessors of real estate (including mini warehouses & self-storage units) 4 11/09/2012 91413-1506
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