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No Majority Protest Greater Rincon Hill Community Benefits District Votes Received Report As of 7/28/2015 Properties Entitled to Vote Parcels: 3278 RETURNED BALLOTS VOTING FOR: 75.07% (Weighted Vote) RETURNED BALLOTS VOTING AGAINST: 24.93% (Weighted Vote) No Majority Protest Property Information % Parcel ASSESS ANNUAL Not APN PROPERTY LOCN PROPERTY OWNER Yes No Count MENT ASSESSMENT Voted 68 3709-019 50 FREMONT ST SALESFORCE 3.58% $87,016.94 $87,016.94 2116 3749-062 KILROY REALTY 303 LLC 3.49% $84,621.76 $84,621.76 713 3741-035 GAP INC 2.54% $61,599.50 $61,599.50 1441 3746-002 BAY AREA HEADQUARTERS AUTH 1.84% $44,704.34 $44,704.34 530 3721-001 KILROY REALTY LP 1.71% $41,518.16 $41,518.16 71 3710-017 350 MISSION ST KILROY REALTY 350 MISSION LLC 1.67% $40,590.74 $40,590.74 709 3740-033 CIM Group 1.60% $38,881.41 $38,881.41 2114 3749-059 Crescent Heights 1.57% $38,158.99 $38,158.99 94 3717-022 123 MISSION ST Pacific Eagle Holdings LLC 1.52% $36,911.28 $36,911.28 710 3740-034 221 MAIN PROPERTY OWNER LLC 1.46% $35,488.59 $35,488.59 2361 3765-022 401 HARRISON INVESTOR LLC 1.38% $33,420.28 $33,420.28 684 3736-183 TISHMAN SPEYER 1.29% $31,297.31 $31,297.31 87 3717-010 160 SPEAR ST LEGACY PARTNERS II SF SPEAR, L 1.27% $30,888.95 $30,888.95 3000 3766-262 Emerald Fund, Inc 1.14% $27,756.71 $27,756.71 91 3717-019 120 HOWARD ST 188 SPEAR STREET LLC 0.91% $21,976.17 $21,976.17 3278 3769-002A GPS CORPORATION FACILITIES IN 0.70% $17,057.43 $17,057.43 11 3708-055 50 1ST ST Oceanwide Center LLC 0.56% $13,611.68 $13,611.68 702 3739-008 BLOCKS 2, 3, 4, C/O CITY PROPERT 0.56% $13,524.14 $13,524.14 14 3708-098 550 MISSION ST GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY OF S F 0.52% $12,574.09 $12,574.09 67 3709-008 440 MISSION ST TERMINAL-PLAZA PARTNERS 0.32% $7,874.04 $7,874.04 Tuesday, July 28, 2015 6:57:07 PM Page 1 of 107 Property Information % Parcel ASSESS ANNUAL Not APN PROPERTY LOCN PROPERTY OWNER Yes No Count MENT ASSESSMENT Voted 590 3736-006 CIM Group 0.31% $7,405.42 $7,405.42 535 3721-006 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.28% $6,843.35 $6,843.35 1442 3746-003 0.28% $6,762.07 $6,762.07 694 3738-013 OCII 0.28% $6,700.08 $6,700.08 2319 3749-500 515 FOLSOM STREET LLC 0.25% $6,164.09 $6,164.09 2112 3749-052 Transbay Joint Powers Authority 0.24% $5,711.17 $5,711.17 2 3708-006 62 1ST ST Oceanwide Center LLC 0.21% $5,084.18 $5,084.18 688 3737-012 OCII BLOCK 8, CITY PROPERTY (O 0.21% $4,986.45 $4,986.45 100 3719-003 147 FREMONT ST TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.19% $4,516.93 $4,516.93 696 3738-016 GOLUB REAL ESTATE CORPORATI 0.17% $4,244.68 $4,244.68 591 3736-007 UNDER-RAMP PARK, CITY PROPER 0.17% $4,197.89 $4,197.89 556 3721-084 KILROY REALTY LP 0.16% $3,969.79 $3,969.79 1742 3747-320 UDR INC 0.14% $3,380.54 $3,380.54 95 3717-023 123 MISSION ST Pacific Eagle Holdings LLC 0.13% $3,226.39 $3,226.39 539 3721-015A OCII, C/O PARCEL F 0.12% $2,923.90 $2,923.90 589 3721-124 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.12% $2,899.58 $2,899.58 536 3721-013 CRESCENT HEIGHTS 0.11% $2,785.39 $2,785.39 543 3721-022 WEIL PROPERTIES LLC 0.11% $2,693.20 $2,693.20 707 3740-031 Tishman Speyer 0.11% $2,600.12 $2,600.12 593 3736-018 CITY PROPERTY (TJPA) 0.11% $2,563.52 $2,563.52 10 3708-023 40 JESSIE ST GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY OF S F 0.11% $2,550.14 $2,550.14 97 3718-025 175 BEALE ST CITY PROPERTY (OCII) 0.10% $2,357.54 $2,357.54 528 3720-010 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.09% $2,250.51 $2,250.51 605 3736-086 Pacific Eagle Holdings LLC 0.09% $2,213.04 $2,213.04 5 3708-009 88 1ST ST Oceanwide Center LLC 0.09% $2,065.50 $2,065.50 529 3720-011 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.08% $1,844.20 $1,844.20 620 3736-107 Pacific Eagle Holdings LLC 0.08% $1,841.97 $1,841.97 102 3719-010 183 FREMONT ST Millenium Partners 0.07% $1,716.78 $1,716.78 1 3708-003 38 1ST ST Oceanwide Center LLC 0.07% $1,716.71 $1,716.71 3 3708-007 76 1ST ST Oceanwide Center LLC 0.07% $1,689.96 $1,689.96 700 3739-006 CITY PROPERTY (TJPA) 0.06% $1,539.58 $1,539.58 Tuesday, July 28, 2015 6:57:07 PM Page 2 of 107 Property Information % Parcel ASSESS ANNUAL Not APN PROPERTY LOCN PROPERTY OWNER Yes No Count MENT ASSESSMENT Voted 706 3740-030 Tishman Speyer 0.06% $1,358.07 $1,358.07 686 3736-190 TEHAMA PARTNERS LLC 0.05% $1,324.69 $1,324.69 607 3736-089 UNDER-RAMP PARK, CITY PROPER 0.05% $1,222.58 $1,222.58 658 3736-156 33 CLEMENTINA STREET HOMEOW 0.05% $1,108.71 $1,108.71 687 3737-005 TISHMAN SPEYER 0.04% $1,007.94 $1,007.94 2320 3749-504 OCII 0.04% $949.51 $949.51 600 3736-079 EDWARD & MARGARET M DUFFY 0.04% $868.67 $868.67 592 3736-016 FIFTH KEIL COMPANY 0.04% $860.59 $860.59 698 3739-002 CITY PROPERTY (TJPA) 0.04% $853.70 $853.70 88 3717-011 160 SPEAR ST LEGACY PARTNERS II SF SPEAR, L 0.03% $845.25 $845.25 534 3721-005 KILROY REALTY LP 0.03% $838.18 $838.18 8 3708-012 526 MISSION ST Oceanwide Center LLC 0.03% $836.31 $836.31 621 3736-110 Pacific Eagle Holdings LLC 0.03% $760.03 $760.03 699 3739-004 CITY PROPERTY (TJPA) 0.03% $759.82 $759.82 557 3721-087 KILROY REALTY LP 0.03% $688.50 $688.50 695 3738-014 OCII` 0.03% $672.32 $672.32 542 3721-020 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.03% $670.62 $670.62 574 3721-108 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.03% $653.27 $653.27 606 3736-088 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.02% $536.49 $536.49 624 3736-120 Block 9 Residential, LLC 0.02% $536.47 $536.47 103 3719-011 177 FREMONT ST Millenium Partners 0.02% $446.72 $446.72 594 3736-023 Virginia and Jack Grillo Trust 0.02% $440.35 $440.35 685 3736-189 TRANSBAY JOIN POWERS AUTHOR 0.02% $434.56 $434.56 689 3737-027 BLOCK 8, CITY PROPERTY (OCII) 0.02% $430.25 $430.25 7 3708-011 516 MISSION ST Oceanwide Center LLC 0.02% $427.05 $427.05 105 3719-020 301 MISSION ST #C102 MISSION STREET DVLPMNT LLC 0.02% $424.35 $424.35 547 3721-031 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.02% $409.35 $409.35 573 3721-106 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.01% $359.81 $359.81 2236 3749-186 SILVERSTEIN & CARLA EM RICHA 0.01% $358.29 $358.29 540 3721-016 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.01% $322.08 $322.08 2105 3749-005 CITYPROPERTY (SF DEPARTMENT 0.01% $318.13 $318.13 Tuesday, July 28, 2015 6:57:07 PM Page 3 of 107 Property Information % Parcel ASSESS ANNUAL Not APN PROPERTY LOCN PROPERTY OWNER Yes No Count MENT ASSESSMENT Voted 1504 3747-078 DAVID C ASHEIM 0.01% $311.97 $311.97 466 3719-381 301 MISSION ST #PH1B BEN J & CARRIE R ASSAF 0.01% $307.12 $307.12 678 3736-177 EUGENE & SONYA CL R 0.01% $302.23 $302.23 680 3736-179 DAVID & RUTH HUNG SHABER 0.01% $302.23 $302.23 705 3740-029 Tishman Speyer 0.01% $293.28 $293.28 679 3736-178 MICHAEL & LEE CECILE TSENG 0.01% $287.56 $287.56 681 3736-180 TRAVIS BOGARD 0.01% $287.56 $287.56 683 3736-182 DAVID E & STERLING MACE 0.01% $285.68 $285.68 106 3719-021 301 MISSION ST #C103 MISSION STREET DVLPMNT LLC 0.01% $276.09 $276.09 1497 3747-071 VASU & LATHA DEVAN 0.01% $274.69 $274.69 459 3719-374 301 MISSION ST #56C FFAMILY PISER-HSIEH 0.01% $262.77 $262.77 429 3719-344 301 MISSION ST #49A STEVEN & NG LILIAN MI 0.01% $252.67 $252.67 441 3719-356 301 MISSION ST #52A MICHAEL R & JULIET Z HELFT 0.01% $252.67 $252.67 461 3719-376 301 MISSION ST #57A Pamela Buttery 0.01% $252.67 $252.67 3277 3769-002 GPS CORPORATION FACILITIES IN 0.01% $250.00 $250.00 1508 3747-082 MOREY & ELLEN G FILLER 0.01% $239.28 $239.28 546 3721-029 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.01% $232.48 $232.48 541 3721-019 TRANSBAY JOINT POWERS AUTHO 0.01% $223.54 $223.54 1494 3747-068 HEIBERGER & JAYME SIL FREDERI 0.01% $220.23 $220.23 425 3719-340 301 MISSION ST #48C COLELLA REVOCABLE LIVING TR 0.01% $205.63 $205.63 317 3719-232 301 MISSION ST #29C FOX JOANNE 0.01% $204.74 $204.74 335 3719-250 301 MISSION ST #32C JOYCE S RATNER 0.01% $204.74 $204.74 395 3719-310 301 MISSION ST #42C GORDON C BROWN 0.01% $204.74 $204.74 412 3719-327 301 MISSION ST #46B SHERILL IT HERON 0.01% $201.07 $201.07 1482 3747-056 REUBEN B JACOBSON 0.01% $191.71 $191.71 2547 3765-208 DAVID & GERSHON ROBYN R VLA 0.01% $189.07 $189.07 1476 3747-050 SCOTT LUCAS 0.01% $188.85 $188.85 490 3719-405 301 MISSION ST #601 GILBERT FMLY TR 0.01% $185.52 $185.52 496 3719-411 301 MISSION ST #701 IAL LP 0.01% $185.52 $185.52 318 3719-233 301 MISSION ST #29D PHILLIP M LIU 0.01% $185.25 $185.25 354 3719-269 301 MISSION ST #35D SAAL REVOC LVG TR 0.01% $185.25 $185.25 Tuesday, July 28, 2015 6:57:07 PM Page 4 of 107 Property Information % Parcel ASSESS ANNUAL Not APN PROPERTY LOCN PROPERTY OWNER Yes No Count MENT ASSESSMENT Voted 384 3719-299 301 MISSION ST #40D LAURA S LEHMAN 0.01% $185.25 $185.25 396 3719-311 301 MISSION ST #42D ADRIEL G LARES 0.01% $185.25 $185.25 2548 3765-209 MICHAEL H INTERVIVOS T KOSSM 0.01% $185.23 $185.23 2720 3765-381 GARY E WELCH 0.01% $185.23 $185.23 1516 3747-094 UDR TOWERS BY THE BAY LLC 0.01% $183.62 $183.62 172 3719-087 301 MISSION ST #10F BLOOM LIVING TRUST 0.01% $179.44 $179.44 242 3719-157 301 MISSION ST #19F EBB 2010 TRUST 2010 0.01% $179.44 $179.44 2542 3765-203 ANUJIT SHASTRI 0.01% $178.79 $178.79 147 3719-062 301 MISSION ST #7F ALAN J & SHARON M SOUCY 0.01% $175.68 $175.68 189 3719-104 301 MISSION ST #12F MAX C LIN 0.01% $175.68 $175.68 198 3719-113 301 MISSION ST #14F ALAN & SHARON SOUCY 0.01% $175.68 $175.68 207 3719-122 301 MISSION ST #15F MICHAEL V & LANELLE SANTIMA 0.01% $175.68 $175.68 276 3719-191 301 MISSION ST #23F JAMES & ANDREA REID SURVIVO 0.01% $175.68 $175.68 1519 3747-097 UDR TOWERS BY THE BAY LLC 0.01% $175.49 $175.49 2173 3749-123 SIU REVOCABLE TR 0.01% $175.23 $175.23 2210 3749-160 JOHN A SAMUELS 0.01% $171.20 $171.20 1712 3747-290 UDR TOWERS BY THE BAY LLC 0.01% $170.84 $170.84 1116 3745-342 SIDHARDHA LAKIREDDY 0.01% $166.62 $166.62 1144 3745-370 MARGARET A & BALES BRUCE KE 0.01% $166.62 $166.62 494 3719-409 301 MISSION ST #605 RANDALL
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