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Report of Abatement Lien Assessments Dated 12-3-15 Report of Abatement Lien Assessments Dated 12-3-15 Parcel # Name and Mailing Address Location Legal Description Amount 1515207004 Joan Aguilar 2107 Elmwood Lane LOT 33 BLK 45 LYNN GARDENS 9TH $306.26 Pueblo, 101 N. Bumgardner Drive Pueblo, Colorado, 81005 Colorado, Pueblo West, CO 81007 81005 432307001 Jerry Chavez Sr. & Jerry Chavez Jr 1600 Damson Street LOTS 1 TO 8 INC BLK 332 WILEY + CHAMBERLINS SUB $827.83 1801 Hooper Pueblo, Avenue Pueblo, CO Colorado, 81001 431117006 Preferred Trust Co Custodian 810 E. 5th Street LOT 6 BLK 45 EAST PUEBLO $301.28 3729 Ringtail Lane Pueblo, Colorado, 81001 Pueblo, CO 81008 430307003 Yvonne Gallegos 1114 N. Erie Avenue LOTS 7, 8 + W 3 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 90 CONLEYS ADD $367.11 60 MacGregor Road Pueblo, Colorado, Pueblo, CO 81001 81001 1501207015 D. Bruce 321 E. Evans Avenue LOT B BLK 145 SOUTH PUEBLO HOMESTEAD + $522.97 P.O. Box 26018 Pueblo, BUILDING ASSOCIATION SUB OF SOUTH PUEBLO Colorado Springs, Colorado Colorado, 81004 80936-6018 1501408010 Angel Barros Jr. 1032 E. Evans Avenue N 34 FT LOT 9 BLK 3 BESSEMER $1,125.99 347 Chesire Drive Pueblo, Brentwood, CA Colorado, 81004 1501415023 Joseph Chaney 1121 E. Evans Avenue LOT 36 + S 1/2 OF LOT 37 BLK 40 CITY HALL PL $417.37 4040 E. 94th Avenue, Apt. D Pueblo, Denver, CO Colorado, 81004 1501414006 James Callahan 1122 E. Evans Avenue LOTS 12 + 13 BLK 39 CITY HALL PL $215.17 P.O. Box 9562 Pueblo, Pueblo, CO 81008 Colorado, 81004 1501414007 Zeek Fortune, LLC 1126 E. Evans Avenue LOTS 14 + 15 BLK 39 CITY HALL PL $780.50 1536 Dougherty Avenue Pueblo, Albany, GA Colorado, 81004 1513206002 Donald Pfeifer 2206 E. Evans Avenue LOT 3 LESS E 39 FT ON N 3.71 FT ALL LOT 4 BLK 6 $3,005.32 714 Avocado Street Pueblo, MINNEQUA HEIGHTS Pueblo, CO 81005 Colorado, 81004 1513206008 Donald Pfeifer 2210 E. Evans Avenue LOT 5 + N 1/2 OF 6 BLK 6 MINNEQUA HEIGHTS $196.91 714 Avocado Street Pueblo, Pueblo, CO 81005 Colorado, 81004 535103019 Stephen Nichols Jr. & Nancy Nichols 819 W. Evans Avenue LOTS 25 TO 29 BLK 46 S PUEBLO FORMERLY $888.93 819 W. Pueblo, #05-351-03-015+06 Evans Avenue Pueblo, Colorado, 81004 Colorado, 81004 535423016 Michael Moran 630 Evans Place LOT C + THAT POR VAC 12 FT ALLEY ABUTING HULINGS$776.35 5520 Lanagan Street Pueblo, SUB OF LOTS 21 TO 32 IN BLK 66 COLORADO COAL + Colorado Springs, CO Colorado, 81004 IRON COMPANYS ADDITION NO 3 1515120050 Mary Louise Riley 2560 Gladiola Street LOT 29 BLK 10 BEULAH HEIGHTS 1ST $446.90 2560 Gladiola Street Pueblo, Pueblo, Colorado, 81005 Colorado, 81005 525131004 Robert Mourning 1724 N. Grand Avenue N 60 FT LOTS 13 + 14 BLK 24 BROWNS ADD A/K/A $1,181.15 4551 Goodnight Avenue Pueblo, HENRY C BROWNS ADD Pueblo, CO Colorado, 81003 525152007 Betty Johnson 1813 N. Greenwood St. LOTS 1 TO 5 + 7 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 15 BARTLETT + $439.59 315 Court Street MILLER'S ADD Pueblo, CO 81003 Pueblo, 431104013 Dane Andrada 605 N. Iola Avenue N 40 FT LOTS 14 TO 16 BLK 50 EAST PUEBLO $1,830.97 605 N. Iola Avenue Pueblo, Pueblo, Colorado, 81001 Colorado, 81001 431403001 Upside Investments, LLC 301 S. Iola Avenue N 54 FT LOT 1 TO 5 INC BLK 28 MATTICES ADD $2,775.63 5430 Rowland Avenue Pueblo, Littleton, CO 80128 Colorado, 81001 1511312026 Jennifer Dering 2618 Ivywood Lane W 100 FT OF E 364 FT OF N 1/2 N 1/2 LOT 4 $1,303.86 2618 Ivywood Lane Pueblo, Colorado, ORMANDALE FORMERLY #15113-19-010 Pueblo, Colorado, 81005 81005 511102054 Ignacio Roman and Pearl Fu 2006 Kingfisher Court LOT 3 BLK 3 EAGLERIDGE ESTATES PHASE 5 RESUB $771.33 802 S. Orange Grove Boulevard FORMERLY #05-111-02-001 THRU 024 Pasadena, CA Pueblo, Colorado, 81008 1501325008 William & Richard Rhodes and 1102 Lake Avenue LOTS 17 + 18 BLK 6 COLLEGE HILL SUB 2ND $1,582.94 Glenna & Ronnie Perkins Pueblo, 2701 California Street Colorado, 81004 Pueblo, CO 81004 1513251003 Enrique Navarro 2526 Lake Avenue LOTS 9 TO 16 BLK 24 EAST LAKE $1,152.12 1503 Lake Avenue Pueblo, Pueblo, CO 81004 Colorado, 81004 420412002 US Bank, NA 144 Macneil Road LOT 69 BLK 300 BELMONT 30TH $1,344.74 4801 Frederica Street Pueblo, Owensboro, KY 42301-7441 Colorado, 81001 1406211003 Beau Burnett 605 Moffat Avenue LOT 23 BLK 22 STANTON + SNYDER $580.14 5698 S. US Hwy 85/87 #103 Pueblo, Colorado Springs, CO Colorado, 81003 1510121003 Wallerston Trust 1705 Morrison Avenue LOT 3 BLK 4 CORKISH-SACKMAN-LITTELL NO 1 $509.71 31 Cornell Circle Pueblo, Colorado, Pueblo, CO 81005 81005 428403017 Connie Culig and Donald Espinoza 1209 N. Neilson Avenue LOT 6 BLK 1 ESPINOSA SUB FORMERLY 04-284-03-015 $1,858.69 1209 N. Neilson Avenue Pueblo, Pueblo, Colorado, Colorado, 81001 1510313002 US Realty 86 Associates 3900 W. Northern Ave. LOT 2 K-MART PLAZA SUB LESS TR CONTG 32,237 SQ $645.00 820 Morris Turnpike, Ste. Pueblo, FT N/K/A PARCEL A-1 102 Short Hills, NJ Colorado, 81005 1502134011 Stephen Garbiso 217 W. Pitkin Avenue NW 90 FT LOTS 17 + 18 BLK 104 SOUTH PUEBLO $406.10 217 W. Pitkin Avenue Pueblo, Colorado, 81004 Pueblo, Colorado, 81004 1502129002 Audell Comstock 506 Quincy Street LOTS 3 + 4 BLK 112 COLORADO COAL + IRON $1,292.97 P.O. Box 8903 Pueblo, COMPANYS ADDITION NO 1 Pueblo, CO Colorado, 81004 1502122016 Robert Mourning 623 ½ Quincy Street NWLY 50 FT OF LOTS 21 + 22 BLK 101 COLORADO $751.84 4551 Goodnight Avenue COAL + IRON ADD #1 Pueblo, CO Pueblo, Colorado, 81004 1502115002 Robert Mourning 1430 Rice Avenue LOTS 3 + 4 WELSHS SUB $2,058.97 4551 Goodnight Avenue Pueblo, Pueblo, CO Colorado, 81004 431235010 Donna Hed 329 E. River Street LOT 8 BLK 2 KRAMERS SUB $910.00 329 E. River Street Pueblo, Pueblo, Colorado, 81001 431143018 Robert Herrera 716 E. River Street W 1/2 OF LOT 7 ALL LOTS 8 + 9 BLK 19 MATTICES ADD $502.37 2129 E. 4th Street Pueblo, FORMERLY #04311-43-003 Pueblo, CO 81001 Colorado, 81001 431145004 Simon Luna 914 E. River Street W 1/2 LOT 7 ALL 8 BLK 21 MATTICES ADD $331.92 2525 Pitman Place Pueblo, Pueblo, CO 81004 Colorado, 81001 432235002 Jaycob Gonzales Cordova 1346 E. River Street E 1/2 LOT 23 ALL 24 + W 1/2 OF 25 BLK 201 FLETCHER $2,815.48 6 Grissom Place Pueblo, HILL SUB Pueblo, CO 81001 Colorado, 81001 432234017 Pedro & Judy Martinez 1402 E. River Street LOTS 1 - 4 BLK 202 FLETCHER HILL SUB FORMERLY $1,444.24 120 Polk Street Pueblo, 04-322-34-008 + 009 Pueblo, CO 81004 Colorado, 81001 432228007 John Ropp 1637 E. River Street LOTS 37 - 40 BLK 282 EAST PUEBLO HEIGHTS SUB $2,173.55 243 Keefer Street Pueblo, Concord, MI 49237-9641 Colorado, 81001 1501308012 John Moran 1025 E. Routt Avenue LOT 23 BLK 31 BESSEMER $426.79 716 S. Tejon Avenue Pueblo, Pueblo West, CO 81007 Colorado, 81004 1501308011 Michael & Margaret Baca 1027 E. Routt Avenue N 5 FT OF LOT 21 ALL 22 BLK 31 BESSEMER $1,136.83 1018 E. Routt Avenue Pueblo, Pueblo, Colorado, 81004 Colorado, 81004 1501415007 Archway Community Properties II, 1118 E. Routt Avenue LOT 11 + N 1/2 OF LOT 12 BLK 40 CITY HALL PL $540.46 LLC Pueblo, 1601 N. Sepulveda Blvd, Colorado, 81004 Ste. 641 1512112007 Eric Portell 1516 E. Routt Avenue LOTS 9 + 10 BLK 6 SUBURBAN LAND + INVESTMENT $341.27 1516 E. Routt Avenue Pueblo, COMPANYS SUB Pueblo, Colorado, 81004 Colorado, 81004 1512118002 TG&H Homes, LLC 1606 E. Routt Avenue LOTS 3 + 4 BLK 5 SUBURBAN LAND + INVESTMENT $351.05 P.O. Box 337088 Pueblo, COMPANYS SUB Greeley, CO 80633-0619 Colorado, 81004 1513204016 Linda & James Brewer 2201 E. Routt Avenue N 21 FT OF LOT 31 ALL 32 BLK 4 MINNEQUA HEIGHTS $674.53 P.O. Box 3062 Pueblo, Pueblo, CO Colorado, 81004 1513209014 Melvin Ward 2303 E. Routt Avenue LOT 30 + S 1/2 OF 31 BLK 9 MINNEQUA HEIGHTS $779.32 2002 Driftwood Lane Pueblo, Pueblo, CO Colorado, 81004 1513232005 Gilbert & James Martinez and 2714 E. Routt Avenue S 12 FT 6 IN LOT 8 ALL 9-10 + N 1/2 OF 11 BLK 32 $383.24 Florence Roybal Pueblo, MINNEQUA HEIGHTS 2714 E. Routt Colorado, 81004 Avenue Pueblo, 535409003 Kirk Del Longgrear 916 W. Routt Avenue SE 5 FT LOT 2 ALL 3 SHARMOOR SUB $338.51 2508 2nd Avenue Pueblo, CO 81003 Pueblo, Colorado, 81004 429430021 Terrell Moss 810 N. Salem Avenue THE N 36.6 FT OF LOTS 21 + 22 BLK 206 ARLINGTON $372.25 1015 Venus Drive HEIGHTS FORMERLY #04-294-30-018 Colorado Pueblo, Colorado, 81001 1504124018 ACM Vision V, LLC 815 Santa Clara Avenue LOTS 37 - 39 BLK 12 SUNNY HEIGHTS SUB 2ND $728.18 P.O. Box 488 Pueblo, FORMERLY 15-041-24-014 + 015 Columbia, SC 29202-0488 Colorado, 81005 1501423006 Hal Burke 1219 S. Santa Fe Avenue LOTS 9 + 10 BLK 1 CITY HALL PL 2ND $446.81 8 Bear Claw Court Pueblo, Pueblo, CO Colorado, 81006 1502211020 Scottridge Properties, LLC 605 Scranton Avenue S 15 FT LOT 3 ALL 4 + N 20 FT OF 5 BLK 7 WILCOX + $296.53 P.O. Box 5361 Pueblo, Colorado, MOORE Greenwood Village, 81004 CO 80155-5361 514201030 James Graham 2210 South Drive LOT 30 NORTHRIDGE 10TH $1,904.70 P.O. Box 11967 Pueblo, Pueblo, CO 81001 Colorado, 81008 1501309022 James, Andrea & Geraldine Mastrini 1025 Spruce Street N 45 FT LOT 18 BLK 32 BESSEMER $477.19 and Steve & Pueblo, Jamie Johannsen Colorado, 81004 710 20 ½ Lane Pueblo, CO 81006 1501314025 Xavier Duran 1115 Spruce Street LOT 22 BLK 42 BESSEMER $2,646.27 P.O.
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