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City of Cincinnati Department of Buildings and Inspections Activity Data Report - Web Catch-Up City of Cincinnati Department of Buildings and Inspections Activity Data Report - Web Catch-Up cbpcactrptpm10.rdf 01-JUL-2013 To 31-JUL-2013 Report Date: 01-AUG-13 PlnExmnr AH Status Activity 2013P03727 Type CBPCWRC Sub Type RDMO Sq Ft ISSUED Parcel 008900020056 Issued Date 17-JUL-13 0 Site Address 2207 HIGHLAND AV Description Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 0240 Valuation $18,500 Fees Req $359.88 Fees Col $359.88 Bal Due $0.00 Location 2207 HIGHLAND AV Relationship Name Phone ADDRESSEE IMPERIAL TRUCKING & CONTRACTING LLC 513-281-7534 BC DEMO IMPERIAL TRUCKING & CONTRACTING LLC CONTRACTOR IMPERIAL TRUCKING & CONTRACTING LLC 513-281-7534 OWNER CITY OF CINCINNATI 513-352-4507 PRMRYCNTCT EARNESTINE BASKERVILLE 513-281-7534 WRECKING IMPERIAL TRUCKING & CONTRACTING LLC 281-7534 PlnExmnr CC Status Activity 2013P00038 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft ISSUED Parcel 017600240102 Issued Date 10-JUL-13 0 Site Address 726 WELLS ST Description residential,Heating Only: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 1130 Valuation $2,825 Fees Req $73.73 Fees Col $73.73 Bal Due $0.00 Location 726 WELLS ST Relationship Name Phone ADDRESSEE Comfort-Solutions 513-932-7200 BC HVAC GARY W MARTIN 513-932-7200 BUSINESS COMFORT SOLUTIONS INC 513-932-7200 CONTRACTOR GARY W MARTIN 513-932-7200 HVAC CONTR COMFORT SOLUTIONS (513) 396-7200 OWNER KOCK BARBARA ANN 513-241-9661 PlnExmnr CC Status Activity 2013P00189 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft ISSUED Parcel 004000060080 Issued Date 10-JUL-13 0 Site Address 3523 ST CHARLES PL Description residential,Heating Only: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 0620 Valuation $4,200 Fees Req $73.73 Fees Col $73.73 Bal Due $0.00 Location 3523 ST CHARLES PL Relationship Name Phone ADDRESSEE Comfort-Solutions 513-932-7200 BC HVAC GARY W MARTIN 513-932-7200 BUSINESS COMFORT SOLUTIONS INC 513-932-7200 CONTRACTOR GARY W MARTIN 513-932-7200 HVAC CONTR COMFORT SOLUTIONS (513) 396-7200 Page 1 of 247 City of Cincinnati Department of Buildings and Inspections Activity Data Report - Web Catch-Up cbpcactrptpm10.rdf 01-JUL-2013 To 31-JUL-2013 Report Date: 01-AUG-13 CC Status Activity 2013P00189 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft ISSUED Parcel 004000060080 Issued Date 10-JUL-13 0 Site Address 3523 ST CHARLES PL Description residential,Heating Only: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 0620 Valuation $4,200 Fees Req $73.73 Fees Col $73.73 Bal Due $0.00 Location 3523 ST CHARLES PL Relationship Name Phone OWNER HAIR HELEN LYNNE 513-321-2115 PlnExmnr CC Status Activity 2013P02784 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft CLOSED Parcel 005100020159 Issued Date 10-JUL-13 0 Site Address 4515 CAMBERWELL RD Description residential,Air Conditioning/Heat Pump Only: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 0660 Valuation $3,902 Fees Req $73.73 Fees Col $73.73 Bal Due $0.00 Location 4515 CAMBERWELL RD Relationship Name Phone ADDRESSEE COMFORT SOLUTIONS INC 513-932-7200 BC HVAC GARY W MARTIN 513-932-7200 BUSINESS COMFORT SOLUTIONS INC 513-932-7200 CONTRACTOR GARY W MARTIN 513-932-7200 HVAC CONTR COMFORT SOLUTIONS (513) 396-7200 OWNER DICKER ANTON & MAGDALENA 513-871-0538 PRMRYCNTCT Comfort-Solutions 513-932-7200 PlnExmnr CC Status Activity 2013P04014 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft ISSUED Parcel 023300030156 Issued Date 18-JUL-13 0 Site Address 1516 ELKTON PL Description residential,Air Conditioning/Heat Pump Only:REPLACE AIR CONDITIONING ONLY Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 0980 Valuation $3,000 Fees Req $73.73 Fees Col $73.73 Bal Due $0.00 Location 1516 ELKTON PL (CINC) Relationship Name Phone ADDRESSEE PEOPLE WORKING COOPERATIVELY 513-351-7921 BC HVAC DENNIS S CLARK 513-351-7921 BUSINESS PEOPLE WORKING COOPERATIVELY 513-351-7921 CONTRACTOR DENNIS S CLARK 513-351-7921 HVAC CONTR PEOPLE WORKING COOPERATIVELY (513) 351-7921 OWNER GIBSON JESSE J & ANGELA 513-316-2188 PRMRYCNTCT People Working Cooperatively 513-351-7921 Page 2 of 247 City of Cincinnati Department of Buildings and Inspections Activity Data Report - Web Catch-Up cbpcactrptpm10.rdf 01-JUL-2013 To 31-JUL-2013 Report Date: 01-AUG-13 PlnExmnr CC Status Activity 2013P04044 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft ISSUED Parcel 021600440071 Issued Date 18-JUL-13 0 Site Address 3572 HAVEN ST Description residential,Heating Only: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 0850 Valuation $3,000 Fees Req $73.73 Fees Col $73.73 Bal Due $0.00 Location 3572 HAVEN ST (CINC) Relationship Name Phone ADDRESSEE PEOPLE WORKING COOPERATIVELY 513-351-7921 BC HVAC DENNIS S CLARK 513-351-7921 BUSINESS PEOPLE WORKING COOPERATIVELY 513-351-7921 CONTRACTOR PEOPLE WORKING COOPERATIVELY 513-351-7921 HVAC CONTR PEOPLE WORKING COOPERATIVELY (513) 351-7921 OWNER BROWN ALEX D III 513-886-1580 PRMRYCNTCT People Working Cooperatively 513-351-7921 PlnExmnr CC Status Activity 2013P04053 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft ISSUED Parcel 020800580032 Issued Date 15-JUL-13 0 Site Address 2542 FLEETWOOD AV Description residential,Heating Only: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 1180 Valuation $3,000 Fees Req $73.73 Fees Col $73.73 Bal Due $0.00 Location 2542 FLEETWOOD AV (CINC) Relationship Name Phone ADDRESSEE DENNIS S CLARK 513-351-7921 BC HVAC DENNIS S CLARK 513-351-7921 BUSINESS PEOPLE WORKING COOPERATIVELY 513-351-7921 CONTRACTOR DENNIS S CLARK 513-351-7921 HVAC CONTR PEOPLE WORKING COOPERATIVELY (513) 351-7921 OWNER LATHAM JAIAN M 513-834-6020 PRMRYCNTCT People Working Cooperatively 513-351-7921 PlnExmnr CC Status Activity 2013P04558 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft CLOSED Parcel 004400060030 Issued Date 03-JUL-13 0 Site Address 3159 NILES ST Description residential,Air Conditioning/Heat Pump Only: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 0610 Valuation $4,119 Fees Req $73.73 Fees Col $73.73 Bal Due $0.00 Location 3159 NILES ST (CINC) Relationship Name Phone ADDRESSEE ZIMMER HEATING AND COOLING 513-521-9893 BC HVAC ZIMMER HEATING AND COOLING 513-521-9893 BUSINESS ZIMMER HEATING AND COOLING 513-521-9893 Page 3 of 247 City of Cincinnati Department of Buildings and Inspections Activity Data Report - Web Catch-Up cbpcactrptpm10.rdf 01-JUL-2013 To 31-JUL-2013 Report Date: 01-AUG-13 CC Status Activity 2013P04558 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft CLOSED Parcel 004400060030 Issued Date 03-JUL-13 0 Site Address 3159 NILES ST Description residential,Air Conditioning/Heat Pump Only: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 0610 Valuation $4,119 Fees Req $73.73 Fees Col $73.73 Bal Due $0.00 Location 3159 NILES ST (CINC) Relationship Name Phone CONTRACTOR ZIMMER HEATING AND COOLING 513-521-9893 HVAC CONTR ZIMMER HEATING & AC (513) 521-9893 OWNER SLUTZ JEFFERY W 513-321-4553 PRMRYCNTCT Zimmer Heating & Cooling 513-521-9893 PlnExmnr CC Status Activity 2013P04559 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft ISSUED Parcel 011600020030 Issued Date 03-JUL-13 0 Site Address 1299 PADDOCK HILLS AV Description residential,Air Conditioning/Heat Pump Only: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 0800 Valuation $3,955 Fees Req $73.73 Fees Col $73.73 Bal Due $0.00 Location 1299 PADDOCK HILLS AV (CINC) Relationship Name Phone ADDRESSEE ZIMMER HEATING AND COOLING 513-521-9893 BC HVAC ZIMMER HEATING AND COOLING 513-521-9893 CONTRACTOR ZIMMER HEATING AND COOLING 513-521-9893 HVAC CONTR ZIMMER HEATING & AC (513) 521-9893 OWNER STAMBROOK PETER J & ELIZABETH P 513-404-5425 PRMRYCNTCT Zimmer Heating & Cooling 513-521-9893 PlnExmnr CC Status Activity 2013P04562 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft CLOSED Parcel 023100050093 Issued Date 03-JUL-13 0 Site Address 5416 VOGEL RD Description residential,Combination Furnace or Air Handler with Air Conditioner: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 1000 Valuation $5,286 Fees Req $99.99 Fees Col $99.99 Bal Due $0.00 Location 5416 VOGEL RD (CINC) Relationship Name Phone ADDRESSEE KENNETH A SCHIBI 385-3344 BC HVAC KENNETH A SCHIBI 385-3344 BUSINESS SCHIBI HEATING & COOLING CORPORATION 513-385-3344 CONTRACTOR KENNETH A SCHIBI 385-3344 HVAC CONTR SCHIBI HTG & COOLING (513)385-3344 HVAC CONTR SCHIBI HTG & COOLING (513) 385-3344 OWNER JONES DARIUS & ALICIA L 442 6485 Page 4 of 247 City of Cincinnati Department of Buildings and Inspections Activity Data Report - Web Catch-Up cbpcactrptpm10.rdf 01-JUL-2013 To 31-JUL-2013 Report Date: 01-AUG-13 CC Status Activity 2013P04562 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft CLOSED Parcel 023100050093 Issued Date 03-JUL-13 0 Site Address 5416 VOGEL RD Description residential,Combination Furnace or Air Handler with Air Conditioner: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 1000 Valuation $5,286 Fees Req $99.99 Fees Col $99.99 Bal Due $0.00 Location 5416 VOGEL RD (CINC) Relationship Name Phone PRMRYCNTCT Schibi Heating & Cooling Corporation 513-385-3344 PlnExmnr CC Status Activity 2013P04571 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft CLOSED Parcel 003900010168 Issued Date 01-JUL-13 0 Site Address 3652 MARBURG AV Description residential,Air Conditioning/Heat Pump Only: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 0630 Valuation $3,479 Fees Req $73.73 Fees Col $73.73 Bal Due $0.00 Location 3652 MARBURG AV (CINC) Relationship Name Phone ADDRESSEE BOCKRATH HEATING & COOLING INC 513-965-0023 BC HVAC DENNIS BOCKRATH 513-965-0023 BUSINESS BOCKRATH HEATING & COOLING INC 513-965-0023 CONTRACTOR DENNIS BOCKRATH 513-965-0023 HVAC CONTR BOCKRATH HEATING & COOLING (513) 965-0023 OWNER JOHNS MEGAN E 513-509-0153 PRMRYCNTCT Bockrath Heating & Cooling 513-965-0023 PlnExmnr CC Status Activity 2013P04574 Type CBPCMCHR Sub Type RR12 Sq Ft CLOSED Parcel 022800030252 Issued Date 03-JUL-13 0 Site Address 2315 HARRYWOOD CT Description residential,Air Conditioning/Heat Pump Only: Occupancy 1-2-3 FM Use Class Insp Area 1000 Valuation $4,535
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