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2019 Delinquent Publication Tuesday, November 10, 2020 Daily Legal News Section B Page 1 Legal Advertising CUYAHOGA COUNTY EXECUTIVE ARMOND BUDISH FISCAL OFFICER MICHAEL W. CHAMBERS, CPA DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE THIS NOTICE IS REQUIRED BY OHIO LAW (OHIO REVISED CODE SECTION 5721.03) FROM THE COUNTY FISCAL DEPARTMENT TO THE CITIZENS OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY: REAL PROPERTY INFORMATION AND THE FOLLOWING NOTICES AT Please find printed below a list of properties located in Cuyahoga County that have been www.cuyahogacounty.us certified as delinquent for real property taxes. The lands, lots, and parts of lots returned delin- quent by the County Treasurer of Cuyahoga County, with the taxes, assessments, interest, and penalties, charged against them agreeably to law, are contained and described in the following 785-09-036 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC $2,093.78 115-26-116 861 RUDYARD, LLC $628.61 list. Ohio law requires that my office publish this list to give delinquent taxpayers fair notice. 785-11-044 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC $1,997.88 017-30-009 8613 DENISON LLC $865.02 785-11-058 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC $2,038.46 681-07-075 912 WHITBY, LLC $1,588.66 Notice is hereby given that the whole of such lands, lots, or parts of lots will be certified 786-05-046 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC $1,617.90 472-21-046 9132 NEWKIRK LLC $1,560.81 for foreclosure by the County Fiscal Officer pursuant to law unless the whole of the delin- 786-08-010 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC $1,527.66 472-20-059 9188 NEWKIRK DRIVE LLC. $1,438.31 quent taxes, assessments, interests, and penalties are paid within one year or unless a tax 786-09-093 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC $1,861.59 432-18-108 9216 ORCHARD AVE., LLC $1,066.34 certificate with respect to the parcel is sold under Section 5721.32 or 5721.33 of the Re- 786-10-073 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC $1,871.91 812-08-003 93 WILLIS STREET, LLC $3,014.45 vised Code. The names of persons who have entered into a written delinquent tax contract 786-11-041 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC $1,990.68 136-07-062 9500 MEECH AVENUE, LLC. & ZIRKER, LAWRENCE $1,033.20 with the County Treasurer to discharge the delinquency have been stricken from the list. 781-27-098 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC. $1,306.36 105-16-005 952 E 72nd St PARTNERS GROUP, LLC $2,513.62 782-25-087 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC. $824.24 136-15-029 9900 GAYLORD AVE, LLC $563.84 Notice also is hereby given that the parcels shown on this list are subject to a tax certif- 785-03-018 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC. $1,022.49 017-01-008 9905 LORAIN LLC. $3,799.26 icate sale under Section 5721.32 or 5721.33 or are subject to assignment to a coun- 785-03-048 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC. $1,365.24 135-03-089 9919 ANDERSON LLC $566.10 ty land reutilization corporation under Section 5722. No tax certificate shall be offered 786-10-010 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC. $1,870.81 114-11-080 A &A VISION & INVESTMENTS LLC $2,398.77 for sale if the owner of the parcel has either discharged the lien by paying to the Coun- 786-12-002 1ST LIGHT PROPERTIES, LLC. $1,573.66 141-04-095 A &C Mangement Serv, LLC $1,505.28 ty Treasurer in cash the amount of delinquent taxes, assessments, penalties, interest and 641-19-144 20/20 REHAB LLC $611.39 686-14-017 A E D ENTERPRISES LLC $9,759.62 charges charged against the property, or has entered into a valid delinquent tax contract 642-13-021 20/20 REHAB LLC $991.65 119-31-084 A LITTLE BIT OF LOVING CARE, LLC $671.77 pursuant to Section 323.31 of the Revised Code to pay those amounts in installments. 645-07-034 20/20 REHAB LLC $5,873.19 673-26-031 A M MC GREGOR HOME $15,379.46 645-27-032 20/20 REHAB LLC $4,656.37 671-20-023 A TOUCH OF HEAVEN ON EARTH LLC $572.25 Respectfully Submitted, 642-20-022 20/20 REHAB LLC. $4,606.42 951-30-016 A.D. RICHARD PROPERTY ONE, LLC $9,671.76 MICHAEL W. CHAMBERS, CPA 315-23-080 2014 LARK, LLC. $3,137.27 650-13-010 A.K. INVESTMENTS & PROPERTIES, LLC $1,583.04 County Fiscal Officer 003-10-040 201906WY-27, LLC. $2,781.93 115-12-001 A.Y.A. INVESTMENTS, LLC $6,516.97 441-27-001 20365 PROGRESSIVE DRIVE LLC $104,907.30 684-02-005 AAKNIGHT, LLC $858.49 126-06-064 2044 EUCLID LOFTS LLC $1,231.25 127-19-027 AAPK CONSTRUCTION LLC $618.93 451-36-016 2051 W RIDGEWOOD LTD $1,578.60 131-20-170 AAPK CONSTRUCTION LLC $1,076.54 006-03-068 2066 W 81 LLC $747.57 131-35-076 AAPK CONSTRUCTION LLC $870.33 TO ARRANGE TO PAY YOUR TAXES, PLEASE 543-28-067 207 BAXSTER REAL ESTATE LLC $1,365.69 140-08-094 AARUPIYU HOMES, LLC $1,859.83 CALL YOUR CUYAHOGA COUNTY TREASURER’S 647-34-052 207 BAXSTER REAL ESTATE LLC $538.10 731-11-011 AAWAAS PROPERTIES LLC $10,501.52 785-04-051 207 BAXSTER REAL ESTATE LLC $866.63 217-03-019 ABBAS, MUJJAHID & DAR, SYMA A. $1,368.53 OFFICE: (216) 443-7420 OR VIA THE INTERNET AT 235-20-048 212 RIVER HILL LLC (VENDOR) $4,238.87 312-08-879D ABBASS, FADI $2,952.77 www.cuyahogacounty.us 005-22-065 2120 W. 100 LLC $3,494.88 312-08-898E ABBASS, FADI $4,167.20 004-27-009 2151 SCRANTON ACQUISITION, LLC $21,815.39 312-08-947C ABBASS, FADI $2,291.96 782-25-130 21516 GARDENVIEW LLC $1,112.15 312-08-964D ABBASS, FADI $2,500.32 017-05-086 216 RENTALS LLC $1,544.04 107-04-027 ABC DEVELOPMENT, LLC $587.62 301-21-018 1 ELEVEN RIVER, LLC $549.92 303-21-002 21808 CENTER RIDGE, LLC $24,315.41 002-36-003 ABC123 INVESTMENTS, LLC $1,521.37 913-06-001 100 MOUNTAIN VIEW, LLC $34,678.51 642-11-007 21920 LAKESHORE BOULEVARD LLC $1,861.29 956-32-019 ABDELAAL, AKRAM G. & ADRIANNE R. $2,961.36 446-05-130 10001 DENISON LLC. $3,040.83 103-25-021 2200 E 46 STREET, LLC $724.78 681-24-007 Abdel-Aziz, Khaled $7,812.36 001-05-009 10402 EDGEWATER DRIVE LLC $1,255.43 121-16-135 2210 EAST 95TH STREET, LLC $1,650.81 022-15-099 Abdelkarim, Nagi S $1,116.84 017-16-016 10504 W105, LLC $3,094.04 214-27-006 23180 CENTER RIDGE LLC $2,361.60 021-18-001 ABDUL-AZIZ, ALI & ABDUL-AZIZ, MONA $3,319.95 005-15-028 10511 LLC $893.55 682-11-045 2443 NOBLE LLC $2,651.57 010-07-025 ABDULLAH, KAMAL $976.46 811-01-086 11 BROADWAY LLC $32,765.77 011-10-018 2609 TAMPA LLC $633.57 451-09-064 Abdullah, Lisa M. $1,901.22 128-23-006 11511 KINSMAN LLC $1,226.46 236-01-004 26101-26103 LORAIN ROAD LLC $659.52 127-16-024 ABDUSSATAR, JASMIN $1,529.23 128-23-035 116 Land Steak, LLC $577.65 683-05-013 2868 NOBLE LLC $24,523.56 546-31-046 ABELEDA, EDNA F. AND ABELEDA, DANILO S. $1,129.57 017-16-123 117 REAL ESTATE, LLC $1,498.69 144-10-015 2885 HAMPTON LLC $24,378.47 444-08-143 ABENS, CHERYL L. $2,158.16 312-12-076 1175 ANDREWS AVENUE LLC $5,676.45 216-11-318 29099 MANAGEMENT LLC $1,394.07 123-20-069 ABERNATHY, SENEE M. $587.49 003-17-013 1180 MAIN AVENUE, LLC $32,348.00 144-05-009 2914 SOUTH MORELAND LLC $2,052.58 001-07-010 Abkemeier, Kenneth A Jr $1,057.99 129-22-043 11821 PARKHILL AVE, LLC $694.56 953-22-006 29999 SOLON INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY, LLC $1,183.82 237-05-392 ABOUMERHI, SAFAA $814.80 130-13-015 12 WATER STREET LLC $1,145.28 109-05-051 3 DAY PRO INVESTMENT, LLC. $4,230.55 315-16-130 ABOUNADER, WASIM $2,877.70 021-14-032 1204 LLC $522.82 814-09-025 30 INTERSTATE STREET LLC $18,905.02 134-19-044 ABOUNDING HOMES REALTY LLC $835.65 021-22-054 12041 BELDEN LLC $1,184.26 233-04-041 30431 OAKWOOD CIRCLE, LLC $5,267.28 138-18-001 ABOVE AVERAGE INVESTMENT GROUP LLC $2,956.39 861-15-057 1205 SUNSET LLC $1,650.07 126-39-021 3130 MELBA, LLC. $4,875.57 448-16-004 ABRAHAM, ERIKA $1,918.43 130-21-015 123 FRAZEE PROPERTIES LLC $1,317.74 007-29-078 3150 W 40 LLC $2,932.47 011-18-057 ABRAHAM, THOMAS J. $1,788.57 138-04-142 12805 WATTERSON AVE CLEVELAND OH LLC $979.90 002-32-071 3278 PROPERTIES LLP $2,268.33 019-24-004 Abrams Family Properties LLC $5,385.31 543-23-078 12818 GRANNIS LLC $1,689.36 015-18-108 3278 PROPERTIES LLP $704.21 008-28-083 ABROSE, KENNETH S. $715.01 315-06-148 13318 MADISON AVENUE, LLC $3,001.67 130-08-059 3341 EAST 132ND STREET LLC $1,398.07 005-27-102 Absher, Hilda U $1,366.05 001-13-007 1338 W 95TH LLC $2,580.67 130-17-059 3361 E 146TH LLC $1,071.59 116-33-025 ABU YUSRA LIMITED, LLC $1,356.93 107-12-127 1346 EAST 94TH STREET, LLC $591.31 130-17-057 3369 EAST 146TH STREET LLC.
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