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2009 Richmond New Business Licence For the period from 1/01/09 To 12/31/09 City of Richmond Licence Business Name Address Licence Type/Sub Phone Fax Issue Date: January 6, 2009 09 450833 Pacific Project Management Inc 1916 E 5TH AVE UNIT 3 VANCOUVER BC V5H 1M2 Service Use General Contractor (604) 728-2675 Work Hom Issue Date: January 12, 2009 09 450812 Yunbo Xu 7040 Williams Rd Unit 10 Richmond BC V7A 5B5 Service Use Home Occupation (778) 227-9868 Work (604) 304-5773 Fax 09 450831 Terry Immigration and Business 8660 Westminster Hwy Unit 307 Richmond BC V6X 1A8 Service Use Home Occupation (778) 371-2735 Work (778) 371-2735 Fax Services Ltd 09 450835 Vancouver Handyman Services5831 Reeves Rd Richmond BC V7C 2H1 Service Use General Contractor (604) 288-7200 Work Hom 09 452681 Iwe Study 6081 No 3 Rd Unit 907 Richmond BC V6Y 2B2 Service Use (778) 297-1088 Work (604) 678-4907 Fax 09 452741 Hua Tai Renovation Ltd 7180 No 4 Rd Richmond BC V6Y 2T3 Service Use General Contractor (403) 397-8976 Work Hom 09 452750 Future 11 Enterprise 8460 Lansdowne Rd Unit 123 Richmond BC V6X 3G8 Service Use Home Occupation (604) 789-0776 Work Hom 09 452789 Urban Agriculture Consulting Inc3711 Robson Crt Unit 11 Richmond BC V7C 5T8 Service Use Home Occupation (604) 767-9264 Work Hom 09 453002 One Stop Student Agency7711 Moffatt Rd Unit 3 Richmond BC V6Y 1X9 Service Use Home Occupation (604) 303-7652 Work Hom 09 453154 Webster's Fine Carpentry35958 STONERIDGE PL ABBOTSFORD BC V3G 1L9 Service Use General Contractor (604) 807-5486 Work (604) 864-6281 Fax Issue Date: January 13, 2009 08 448062 MXD Development Strategists Ltd 11120 Horseshoe Way Unit 200 Richmond BC V7A 5H7 Service Use (604) 272-6937 Work (604) 272-6934 Fax 08 449441 Milcraft Marine 12280 Trites Rd Unit 150 Richmond BC V7E 3R7 Industrial/Manufacturing (778) 686-5299 Work (604) 948-5293 Fax Use 08 426991 Pioko International Imports Inc 8211 Sea Island Way Unit 110 Richmond BC V6X 2W3 Service Use (604) 304-0531 Work (604) 273-1416 Fax 08 439277 Pine Grove Furnitue Mfg Inc 13131 Bathgate Pl Richmond BC V6V 1Z3 Industrial/Manufacturing (604) 279-8726 Work (604) 279-8792 Fax Use 08 447925 International Seed Press Inc 11080 Bridgeport Rd Unit 140 Richmond BC V6X 1T2 Service Use (604) 233-6622 Work (604) 233-6656 Fax 08 450255 Ace Automotive 2860 Simpson Rd Unit 115 Richmond BC V6X 2P9 Service Use (604) 233-0713 Work Hom Issue Date: January 14, 2009 08 450194 Hummingbird Spa 11331 Coppersmith Way Unit 135 Richmond BC V7A 5J9 Service Use (604) 241-4772 Work Hom 09 454244 Star Management Ltd PO BOX 113 MOUNT LEHMAN BC V4X 2P7 Service Use Plumbing Contractor (604) 856-3718 Work (604) 856-3718 Fax 09 450814 Ocean West Leathers Ltd 3771 Jacombs Rd Unit 535 Richmond BC V6V 2L9 Mercantile Use Wholesale Trading (604) 273-7525 Work (604) 273-7522 Fax 08 450724 Arrival Air & Sea Transport 10451 Shel bridge Way Unit 130 Richmond BC V6X 2W8 Service Use (604) 278-3966 Work (604) 278-0002 Fax (Vancouver) Inc 08 450644 Smart Brands Inc 12300 Horseshoe Way Unit 133 Richmond BC V7A 4Z1 Mercantile Use Wholesale Trading (604) 277-5587 Work (604) 277-5588 Fax 08 450278 Toto Concepts Inc 10451 Shel bridge Way Unit 209 Richmond BC V6X 2W8 Service Use (604) 303-1110 Work (604) 303-1101 Fax 08 450155 Lyson Trading Company 8011 Leslie Rd Unit 102 Richmond BC V6X 1E4 Service Use (604) 603-8881 Work Hom 08 442524 Garden Protein International Inc 12751 Vulcan Way Unit 150 Richmond BC V6V 3C8 Mercantile Use Wholesale Trading (604) 278-7300 Work (604) 278-8238 Fax 08 442326 Koambra (Canada) Inc 13680 Bridgeport Rd Unit 2 Richmond BC V6V 1V3 Service Use (604) 273-0680 Work (604) 273-0660 Fax 08 450440 Cheuk Hung Enterprises Ltd 4751 Shell Rd Unit 8 Richmond BC V6X 3H4 Mercantile Use Wholesale Trading (604) 270-1183 Work (604) 270-3884 Fax Issue Date: January 15, 2009 08 450081 Istanbul Topkapi Turkish Food6838 No 3 Rd Richmond BC V6Y 2C4 Assembly Use Group 1 Food Service (604) 273-4010 Work Hom Establishment 08 447904 Zuushi Garden 8780 Blundell Rd Unit 190 Richmond BC V6Y 1K1 Assembly Use Group 1 Food Service (604) 339-8387 Work Hom Establishment April 15, 2010 Page 1 of 53 Licence Business Name Address Licence Type/Sub Phone Fax 08 417514 Tek Apparel 20800 Westminster Hwy Unit 3128 Richmond BC V6V 2W3 Mercantile Use Wholesale Trading (604) 520-6813 Work (604) 520-6887 Fax 08 445996 J2 6060 Minoru Blvd Unit 1826 Richmond BC V6Y 2V7 Mercantile Use Retail Trading (604) 273-4482 Work (604) 273-4463 Fax 09 452680 Vitamoor 13680 Bridgeport Rd Unit 7 Richmond BC V6V 1V3 Service Use (604) 279-9555 Work (604) 279-5541 Fax 08 446984 HA Chinese Medicine Wellness 4580 No 3 Rd Unit 2080 Richmond BC V6X 4E8 Service Use Therapeutic Touch (778) 554-8288 Work Hom Centre Treatments Issue Date: January 19, 2009 09 454481 Clover Plumbing & Heating Ltd18324 63A AVE SURREY BC V3S 8A8 Service Use Plumbing Contractor (604) 817-6735 Work (604) 575-1897 Fax 09 454502 Brite Onetouch Vehicle-Security 6151 Twintree Pl Richmond BC V7C 2V2 Service Use Home Occupation (778) 668-2634 Work Hom Panel (Bov-Panel.com) Issue Date: January 20, 2009 09 453373 Richview Building Maintenance 11668 73 A ST DELTA BC V4C 1C8 Service Use (604) 596-2625 Work Hom Ltd 09 454647 Exide Technologies Canada 14480 Knox Way Unit 115 Richmond BC V6V 2Z5 Mercantile Use Wholesale Trading (604) 273-9779 Work (604) 273-9790 Fax Corporation 09 454361 Magenta Trading Company7671 Minoru Blvd Unit 244 Richmond BC V6Y 1Z3 Service Use Home Occupation (604) 773-7254 Work Hom 09 454260 Rocky Pacific Distribution Ltd5988 Lancing Rd Unit 20 Richmond BC V7C 3A8 Service Use Home Occupation (604) 271-7601 Work (604) 271-7608 Fax 09 453463 Zuwie1 24/7 Delivery Service6475 Williams Rd Richmond BC V7E 1K6 Service Use Delivery Services (778) 960-3289 Work (778) 297-4475 Fax 09 453376 Magic Forest Gifts 6220 Taseko Cr Richmond BC V7C 2N5 Service Use Home Occupation (604) 278-4576 Work (604) 278-4578 Fax 09 453363 Mon Flooring 10351 Amethyst Ave Richmond BC V7A 3A8 Service Use General Contractor (604) 285-0016 Work (604) 285-3386 Fax 09 454789 Super-Visors 9491 Arvida Dr Richmond BC V7A 3P5 Service Use Home Occupation (604) 285-4777 Work Hom 09 453285 Diamond Parking Ltd 8360 Granville Ave Richmond BC V6Y 1P3 Service Use Parking Enforcement (604) 681-8797 Work (604) 891-8772 Fax Business 09 453281 Diamond Parking Ltd 8511 Alexandra Rd Richmond BC V6X 1C3 Service Use Parking Enforcement (604) 681-8797 Work (604) 891-8772 Fax Business 09 453264 Able C's Fire & Safety 10177 170THA ST SURREY BC V4N 4N6 Service Use General Contractor (604) 581-3049 Work Hom 09 452786 Jaz Food Inc 2700 Simpson Rd Unit 140 Richmond BC V6X 2P9 Mercantile Use Wholesale Trading (604) 271-6362 Work (604) 271-6362 Fax 08 450656 Vlad's Wellness Foods 12171 Bridgeport Rd Unit 11 Richmond BC V6V 1J4 Mercantile Use Wholesale Trading (604) 270-0466 Work (604) 808-8746 Cellu 08 448520 Cafe D' Lite Express 4151 Hazelbridge Way Unit 3210 Richmond BC V6X 4J7 Assembly Use Group 1 Food Service (604) 295-6603 Work Hom Establishment, Take- Out 08 434308 Anne Beauty Cosmetic 8888 Odlin Cr Unit 2190 Richmond BC V6X 3Z8 Mercantile Use Retail Trading (604) 781-6986 Work (604) 244-8393 Fax 09 453355 Mid Town Paving Ltd 8165 MAIN ST UNIT 84 BC V5X 3L2 Service Use General Contractor (604) 637-7930 Work (604) 638-6077 Fax 09 453383 C & W Service Enterprise7293 Moffatt Rd Unit 250 Richmond BC V6Y 3E4 Service Use Delivery Services (604) 273-9092 Work Hom Issue Date: January 22, 2009 09 454615 Revision Custom Home 288 W 8TH AVE UNIT 220 VANCOUVER BC V5Y 1N5 Service Use General Contractor (604) 835-4033 Work (604) 873-4770 Fax Renovations Inc 09 454652 Bros Products 4380 No 3 Rd Unit 1445 Richmond BC V6X 3V7 Mercantile Use Retail Trading (604) 767-3763 Work Hom 09 454666 Howard Xun Wang's Enterprise4591 Sorenson Cr Richmond BC V6X 2G7 Service Use General Contractor (604) 785-2988 Work Hom 09 454797 Avenue Restoration Services Ltd3751 Jacombs Rd Unit 130 Richmond BC V6V 2R4 Service Use General Contractor (604) 244-7484 Work (604) 295-5771 Fax 09 454993 373633 B C Ltd 425 CARNARVON ST UNIT 705 NEW WESTMINSTER Service Use General Contractor (604) 525-5460 Work Hom BC V3L 1C3 09 455232 Shon A Wirth 8020 Colonial Dr Unit 209 Richmond BC V7C 4V1 Service Use General Contractor (778) 836-3610 Work Hom 09 455356 CSL Enterprises Ltd 5881 MARGARETS ST VANCOUVER BC V5R 3H6 Service Use General Contractor (604) 816-1113 Work (604) 431-7888 Fax April 15, 2010 Page 2 of 53 Licence Business Name Address Licence Type/Sub Phone Fax 09 454604 Hairun Construction Ltd 4871 Shell Rd Unit 2205 Richmond BC V6X 3Z6 Service Use General Contractor (778) 297-0771 Work (778) 297-0772 Fax 09 455389 Elder Support Group Of 11291 7th Ave Unit 39 Richmond BC V7E 4J3 Service Use Home Occupation (604) 241-2621 Work (604) 241-2691 Fax Richmond 09 454554 Always Done Right Contracting23281 Gilley Rd Richmond BC V6V 1E6 Service Use General Contractor (604) 722-3392 Work Hom 09 453420 Great Wall Holidays Inc 8055 Anderson Rd Unit 307 Richmond BC V6Y 1S2 Service Use Travel Agency (604) 278-2772 Work Hom 09 453385 Shelley Smith Dog Training9640 Herbert Rd Richmond BC V7A 1T5 Service Use Home Occupation (604) 274-6551 Work Hom 09 450837 Kana's Esthetic Salon 3240 Williams Rd Richmond BC V7E 1J1 Service Use Home Occupation (778) 882-5262 Work Hom 08 450093 Yan Zavelion Immigration Aid 8111 Anderson Rd Unit 625 Richmond BC V6Y 3Z8 Service Use (604) 321-1663 Work (604) 273-3710 Fax Services 08 437222 Steveston Village Yoga 12211 1st Ave Unit 310 Richmond BC V7E 3M3 Assembly Use Group 3 Health Studio (778) 238-1111
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