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Num Exterior(Loc PADRÓN DE ESTABLECIMIENTOS MERCANTILES SECRETARIA DE GOBIERNO DE LA DELEGACION AZCAPOTZALCO SUBSECRETARIA DE PROGRAMAS DELEGACIONALES Y REORDENAMIENTO DE LA VÍA PÚBLICA Nombre del Num Establecimiento Exterior(loc Num Mercantil Colonia(local) Calle(local) al) Interior(local) Nombre completo Tipo de Registro del Trámite Giro Mercantil EL HABITO DEL CAFE AMPLIACION COSMOPOLITA ALDANA 85 Local A LEON MIGUEL MENDEZ OLGUIN FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO LOS METALITOS INDUSTRIAL VALLEJO NORTE 59 795 LOCAL E OSCAR HUGO GARCIA BARRERA REGISTRO APERTURA OTRO TERRAZA BULL CLAVERIA CLAVERIA 180 PB SERGIO PEREZ |TOVAR FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO SASTRERIA LEGUIZAMO NUEVA SANTA MARIA NUECES 148 RAUL LEGUIZAMO URIBE FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO LA ROSITA PATRIMONIO FAMILIAR ZAACHILA 129 ROSA MARIA SERRANO JIMENEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO RESTAURANTES AUTO SERVICIO EL FRACCIONAMIENTO SAN CAMPO 15 LUIS ALFREDO EQUIHUA CORONA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO GORDO ANTONIO ENCANTADO ADRIANA MARIA DE LOS ANGELES VALERIO COFEE FRIENDS NUEVA SANTA MARÍA FRAMBUESA 139 LOCAL B FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO CORONA LA PROVIDENCIA ANGEL ZIMBRON ESTIO 55-A ANA ERNESTINA CUEVAS LOPEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO CAFETERÍA O FONDAS ABARROTES OSCAR DEL RECREO RECREO 154 ACCESORIA MARISELA HERNANDEZ HERNANDEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO CONSULTORIO BIEN- TIERRA NUEVA TIERRA NUEVA 83 LAURA BEATRIZ QUIJADA MONROY FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO CONSULTORIOS STAR CJON. JUGOS Y LICUADOS SAN MARCOS 3 MARIA DOLORES ONTIVEROS ESPINOZA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO COACHILCO CLAZ. CONSULTORIO DENTAL EL RECREO 696 E FELIX BERISTAIN LOPEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO CONSULTORIOS CAMARONES INDUSTRIAS VOIT INDUSTRIAL VALLEJO PONIENTE 128 579 MANUEL MORALES CAMPORREDONDO REGISTRO APERTURA OTRO LA TIENDITA LAS TRANCAS PAMES 72 ISMAEL RODRIGUEZ CRUZ REGISTRO APERTURA CAFETERÍA O FONDAS MISCELENIA MARI PUEBLO DE SAN ANDRES MORELOS 194 MARIA ISABEL JUAREZ ORTEGA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO GIMNASIOS O SPORT NUTRITION CLAVERIA IRAPUATO 149 D FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO ACONDICIONAMIENTO FÍSICO DESPACHO CONTABLE REYNOSA TAMAULIPAS TEPANTONGO 160 ANEXO A ALICIA RIVERA BELTRAN FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO EDM. DE MEXICO S.A DE INDUSTRIAL VALLEJO NORTE 45 985 LOCAL 6 ARTURO CORTES LOPEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OFICINAS C.V. LA RICURA LA RAZA TOLLAN 75 S/N DAFNAE YUSEF VALENZUELA VILLANUEVA REGISTRO APERTURA OTRO PASSARELLA BEAUTY CALZADA NUEVA SANTA MARIA 155 C LAURA LARA CALDERON FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO CENTER CAMARONES HABLEMOS DE CAFÉ Y PETROLERA FAJA DE ORO 290 LOCAL 1 ALEJANDRO GUERRERO SANTAMARÍA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO ALGO MÁS BARRIO LOS REYES PRINCESS AHUACATITLA 101 1 MONICA VERA ARROYO FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO CONSULTORIOS AZCAPOTZALCO EUSEBIOJAUREG TLAPALERIA LA NUEVA AMPL SAN PEDRO XALPA 117 0 JESUS MANUEL SALINAS DIAZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO UI AUTOHOTEL SUITES TEPANCALLI, S.A. DE EL RECREO SAN LUCAS 180 - SECUNDINO RODRIGUEZ ORDOÑEZ REGISTRO LICENCIA OTRO C.V. BANCOS Y CASAS DE BANCO VE POR MAS,S.A. PUEBLO SANTA BARBARA EJE 5 NORTE 990 EDIFICIO C JESUS FUENTES PALAFOX FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO CAMBIO PARQUE VIA GESTION AVANCE S.A. VENTA DE ARTÍCULOS U.H. EL ROSARIO (LAZARO 1341 0 MIGUEL ANGEL GONZALEZ VENTURA REGISTRO APERTURA DE C.V. MANUFACTURADOS CARDENAZ) PADRÓN DE ESTABLECIMIENTOS MERCANTILES SECRETARIA DE GOBIERNO DE LA DELEGACION AZCAPOTZALCO SUBSECRETARIA DE PROGRAMAS DELEGACIONALES Y REORDENAMIENTO DE LA VÍA PÚBLICA ARTICULOS RELIGIOSOS VENTA DE ARTÍCULOS CENTRO DE AZCAPOTZALCO ZARAGOZA 67 ENRIQUE NAVA SALVADOR FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO Y NATURISTAS MANUFACTURADOS MOLINO MACIAS AMPL. SAN PEDRO XALPA GUSTAVO BAZAN 16 JAIME MACIAS GONZALEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO TORTILLERIA MACIAS AMPL. SAN PEDRO XALPA 23 DE ABRIL 46 JAIME MACIAS GONZALEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO ESTACIONAMIENTOS ESTACIONAMIENTOS METROPOLITANOS DE AZCAPOTZALCO NEXTENGO 71 -- MARIA DE LA LUZ VALDES BRAVO FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO PÚBLICOS Y PENSIONES LA CIUDAD, S.A. DE C.V. LAS DELICIAS DE DOÑA SANTO TOMAS 22 DE FEBRERO 308 NO HAY JOSE JOAQUIN RUIZ BUSTAMANTE FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO CELIA CONSULTORIO PLAN DE SAN PSICOPEDAGOGICO Y NUEVA SANTA MARIA 419LOCAL A MARTHA EUGENIA SIFUENTES DE LA TORRE FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO CONSULTORIOS LUIS TANATOLOGICO ESTACIONAMIENTOS SERVIFIESTA AZCAPOTZALCO CENTRO JARDIN HIDALGO 14 3 GUILLERMO ARTURO VAZQUEZ PEREZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO PÚBLICOS Y PENSIONES HACIENDA DE SOUPH COFFEE PRADOS DEL ROSARIO 30 PABLO ERIC OLVERA DEL SOLAR FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OFICINAS NARVARTE VENTA DE COMIDA DE AVENIDA DE LAS LA CHIQUITA SANTA CATARINA 772 ACC 2 FERNANDO PUGA ROSALES FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO ESPECIALIDADES CON GRANJAS SERVICIO DE COMEDOR OXXO PROHOGAR CUITLAHUAC 215 LUIS ALBERTO MENCHACA GAMA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO AV. VENTA DE ARTÍCULOS PRESTA PRENDAS AZCAPOTZALCO CENTRO 730 A TITO FELIX HERNANDEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO AZCAPOTZALCO MANUFACTURADOS INTERFAMA SAN ALVARO MAR DEL NORTE 80 HILDA PATRICIA DEL REAL AVENDAÑO FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OFICINAS CIHUACOATL EL RECREO CAIRO 284 MARIA DE LA LUZ OCHOA TOVAR FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO OXXO PROHOGAR CALLE 15 48 LUIS ALBERTO MENCHACA GAMA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO MINISÚPER CAKZADA SAN OXXO VILLA AZCAPOTZALVO 660 14 LUIS ALBERTO MENCHACA GAMA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO MINISÚPER ISIDRO ENRIQUE CELULARES K L C AMP. SAN PEDRO XALPA 95 MARIA LUISA AMBRIZ PEREZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO VENTA DE CELULARES AÑORVE XANADÚ PRO-HOGAR VEINTIUNO 147 SAÚL GUERRERO VILLAR FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO AUTOMOTORES AVENIDA AMPLIACION PETROLERA 405 NO HORTENSIA CASILLAS ACOSTA REGISTRO APERTURA AZCAPOTZALCO TEZOZOMOC TALLERES DE CENTRO CULTURAL ALDANA 24 489 CLAUDIA BALDERAS GARCIA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO REPARACIÓN FORJARTE AUTOMOTRIZ BAR SABORAMI CLAVERIA FLORESTA 83 NO APLICA GUSTAVO HERRERA VILLASEÑOR REGISTRO LICENCIA BARES COMUNICACIONES EJE 3 NORTE AV NEXTEL DE MEXICO SA VICTORIA DE LAS DEMOCRACIAS 3651 FERNANDO VALENTE PALMA FLORES FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OFICINAS CUITLAHUAC DE CV COMUNICACIONES NEXTEL DE MEXICO SA SANTA APOLONIA NEXTENGO 78 FERNANDO VALENTE FLORES PALMA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO DE CV PADRÓN DE ESTABLECIMIENTOS MERCANTILES SECRETARIA DE GOBIERNO DE LA DELEGACION AZCAPOTZALCO SUBSECRETARIA DE PROGRAMAS DELEGACIONALES Y REORDENAMIENTO DE LA VÍA PÚBLICA PURIFICADORA LA STO. DOMINGO AQUILES SERDAN 297-D ERNESTO FERNANDEZ SANCHEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO GLORIA RESTAURANTE CLAVERIA FLORESTA 83 NO APLICA GUSTAVO HERRERA VILLASEÑOR REGISTRO LICENCIA RESTAURANTES SABORAMI BERTHA GOMEZ PLAN DE SAN NUEVA SANTA MARIA 628-B NO BERTHA GOMEZ SANCHEZ REGISTRO LICENCIA OTRO SANCHEZ LUIS BODEGA AURRERA EXPRESS BARRIO LOS BARRIO SAN MARCOS TREBOL 53 LOCAL B,C BRICEIDA GUERRA MORALES FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO MINISÚPER REYES CAPITAL SAFETY MEXICO, S. DE R.L. DE INDUSTRIAL VALLEJO NORTE 35 895 BODEGA E MICHAEL FRANKLIN COREY FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO C.V. FARMACIA GI NUEVA SANTA MARIA COCOTEROS 140 LOCAL D MARIA ROSARIO NUÑEZ MORALES FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO FARMACIA GUARDERIA Y KINDER PLAN DE SAN ESTANCIA DE BIENESTAR NUEVA SANTA MARIA 628 LOC A ROBERTO LUIS PALAFOX LOPEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO INFANTIL LUIS Y DESARROLLO INFANTIL HERREROS CARNICERIA HERREROS U.H. EL ROSARIO EDIFICIO EFREN ENTRADA 1 DEP 001 EFRAIN SALAZAR HERNANDEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO CARNICERÍAS REBOLLEDO ABARROTES LA PROHOGAR 21 262 JESUS IGNACIO MORENO ARECHIGA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO PRIMAVERA AUTOMOTORES AVENIDA AMPLIACION PETROLERA 405 NO HORTENSIA CASILLAS ACOSTA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO AZCAPOTZALCO TEZOZOMOC DEPÓSITO DE DEPÓSITO DE CERVEZA O CERVEZAS Y REYNOSA TAMAULIPAS GASEODUCTO 137 ERICKA LEVI HERNÁNDEZ ARELLANO FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO REFRESCOS REFRESCOS DESCUBRIENDO MI PUEBLO SANTA FE MATAMOROS 69 69 MA. GUADALUPE LÓPEZ JAIMES FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO MUNDO ESTACIONAMIENTO AV. DE LAS ESTACIONAMIENTOS TECNOPARQUE CENTRO SANTA BÁRBARA 972 - ISAAC ALFONSO HARARI ASKENAZI REGISTRO APERTURA GRANJAS PÚBLICOS Y PENSIONES COMERCIAL RESTAURANTES TOKS ANGEL ZIMBRON INVIERNO 17 NO CESAR ALCIBAR LUNA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO CAFETERÍA O FONDAS CENTRO DE APRENDIZAJE KÜMATH AZCAPOTZALCO CENTRO MANUEL ACUÑA 3 8 ROGELIO GARCÍA SALDAÑA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO AZCAPOTZALCO FERRARI LIBERACIÓN CUAHTEMOC 333 SANDRA LUZ RAMIREZ JIMENEZ FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO MIGUEL LERDO LAVANDERIA AMPL. PETROLERA 200 Acc. B EUGENIO FUENTES N REGISTRO APERTURA OTRO DE TEJADA COCINA GAMBERI SAN ANDRES SAN ANDRES 58 A JORGE REYES GARCIA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO ABARROTES Y LA PRECIOSA ACAMAPICHTLI 42 B ALEJANDRO UGALDE MORENO FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO CREMERIA MARVEN AV. EL DUX DE VENECIA AZCAPOTZALCO 586 A MARIA MERCEDES VALENCIA NIÑO REGISTRO LICENCIA RESTAURANTES AZCAPOTZALCO COSTILLAS AL CARBON NUEVA SANTA MARIA CLAVELINAS 124 GERARDO ABARCA FERNANDEZ REGISTRO LICENCIA OTRO S.A DE C.V. INMOBILIARIA MER, S.A. CALZ. COLTONGO 162 FRANCISCO LUCIA SALAZAR FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OFICINAS DE C.V. COLTONGO PADRÓN DE ESTABLECIMIENTOS MERCANTILES SECRETARIA DE GOBIERNO DE LA DELEGACION AZCAPOTZALCO SUBSECRETARIA DE PROGRAMAS DELEGACIONALES Y REORDENAMIENTO DE LA VÍA PÚBLICA KJEZTHAN NESER NUEVA SANTA MARIA JUAN SARABIA 160 MARCO ANTONIO PEREYRA HERMIDA FUNCIONAMIENTO BAJO IMPACTO OTRO MINISUPER DEL ÁNGEL SAN PEDRO XALPA ELPIDIO CORTES 27 FLORENCIO DEL ANGEL LOPEZ REGISTRO APERTURA MINISÚPER ASTORIA TRAVEL, S.A. VENTA DE ARTÍCULOS PORVENIR
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