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Joel M Greenberg Seminole 10/12/2018 Page: 1 JOEL M GREENBERG SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR NEW BUSINESS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY REPORT 04/01/2018 TO 07/31/2018 ************************ *-Requested "No Solicitation" Business Information Mailing Information 1 KEY INSURANCE SOLUTIONS INC 230 WILSHIRE 0 CASSELBERRY, FL (615) 655-3 SEMINOLE COUNTY FEE B Date Est: 04/10/2018 CONTACT CITY 1 STOP CUSTOM SHOP 1501 ALTAMONTE E ##203 0 CASSELBERRY, FL (520) 860-5 SEMINOLE COUNTY FEE A Date Est: 06/06/2018 CONTACT CITY *1ST TREND APPAREL INC 1ST TREND APPAREL INC 431 ROSECLIFF CIR 0PO BOX 951276 SANFORD, FL 32773 LAKE MARY FL 32795 (407) 270-1805 SALES********************************** Date Est: 06/27/2018 DEMARKUS L CHERISSON OFFICER *2JZ MONOPOLY 2JZ MONOPOLY 5885 MARBLE CT 5885 MARBLE CT WINTER PARK, FL 32792 WINTER PARK FL 32792 (407) 994-6685 SERVICE******************************** Date Est: 05/31/2018 SAMANTHA A NELSON OWNER *2X8 DAILY LLC 2X8 DAILY LLC 715 DOUGLAS AVE #22 12708 WATER POINT BLVD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32714 WINDERMERE FL 34786 (407) 404-3405 SERVICE******************************** Date Est: 05/15/2018 ALBERT F TURRI OFFICER *36&5 USA INC. 36&5 USA INC. 901 WATERWAY PL 901 WATERWAY PL LONGWOOD, FL 32750 LONGWOOD FL 32750 (407) 502-3397 SALES********************************** Date Est: 06/07/2018 GERALD F MEEK OFFICER *36&5 USA INC. 36&5 USA INC. 901 WATERWAY PL 901 WATERWAY PL LONGWOOD, FL 32750 LONGWOOD FL 32750 (407) 502-3397 SALES********************************** Date Est: 06/07/2018 LOUIS J PORTER OWNER *36&5 USA INC. 36&5 USA INC. 901 WATERWAY PL 901 WATERWAY PL LONGWOOD, FL 32750 LONGWOOD FL 32750 (407) 502-3397 SALES********************************** Date Est: 06/07/2018 THOMAS P COLEMAN OWNER *360 TOTAL CLEAN LLC 360 TOTAL CLEAN LLC 1660 AIRPORT BLVD W 1660 AIRPORT BLVD W SANFORD, FL 32773 SANFORD FL 32773 (800) 365-8506 JANITORIAL SERVICE********************* Date Est: 04/04/2018 WAYNE SANDERS OFFICER 10/12/2018 Page: 2 JOEL M GREENBERG SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR NEW BUSINESS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY REPORT 04/01/2018 TO 07/31/2018 ************************ *-Requested "No Solicitation" Business Information Mailing Information 365 TAX SOLUTIONS INC 407 LAKE HOWELL ##101 0 CASSELBERRY, FL (602) 326-7 SEMINOLE COUNTY FEE A Date Est: 06/25/2018 CONTACT CITY 3E HOMES INC 3E HOMES INC 1184 MAPIMI CT 1184 MAPIMI CT WINTER SPRINGS, FL 32708 WINTER SPRINGS FL 32708 (407) 655-5104 HANDYMAN Date Est: 07/27/2018 EMIL J ZIBRIN OWNER *3LS FLOORING CORP 3LS FLOORING CORP 180 LATERINO CT #100 180 LATERINO CT #100 FERN PARK, FL 32730 FERN PARK FL 32730 (386) 414-9590 FLOORING INSTALLATION****************** Date Est: 04/16/2018 LUIS ROJAS FUENTES OWNER *4J RENOVATIONS LLC 4J RENOVATIONS LLC 7507 BETTY ST 7507 BETTY ST WINTER PARK, FL 32792 WINTER PARK FL 32792 (321) 947-3757 HANDYMAN******************************* Date Est: 04/25/2018 JESSICA M MILLNER OFFICER *4J RENOVATIONS LLC 4J RENOVATIONS LLC 7507 BETTY ST 7507 BETTY ST WINTER PARK, FL 32792 WINTER PARK FL 32792 (321) 947-3757 HANDYMAN******************************* Date Est: 04/25/2018 JOSEPH UDDO OFFICER *7 ELEVEN STORE # 25061B MCCC4 ENTERPRISES INC 7 ELEVEN INC 3350 US HWY 17-92 N 0PO BOX 219088 LONGWOOD, FL 32750 DALLAS TX 75221 (407) 687-3502 CONVENIENCE STORE********************** Date Est: 06/28/2018 JOSEPH DEPINTO OFFICER *767 KAPPA HOLDINGS LLC 767 KAPPA HOLDINGS LLC 767 STIRLING CENTER PL #1401 767 STIRLING CENTER PL #1401 LAKE MARY, FL 32746 LAKE MARY FL 32746 (407) 331-5921 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT***************** Date Est: 04/04/2018 DIANA STRADER OWNER 8 ARMS INK 1006 ALTAMONTE E #1003 0590 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701 (407) 369-3782 TATTOOING/PERMANENT Date Est: 04/04/2018 CONTACT CITY 911 DOC-HELP INC 801 SR 436 W #2001 0801 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32714 (407) 392-0668 DOCUMENT PREPERATION Date Est: 04/02/2018 CONTACT CITY 10/12/2018 Page: 3 JOEL M GREENBERG SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR NEW BUSINESS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY REPORT 04/01/2018 TO 07/31/2018 ************************ *-Requested "No Solicitation" Business Information Mailing Information *9ROUND MAITLAND ZINKO LLC 9ROUND MAITLAND 9400 HWY 17-92 S #1016 9400 HWY 17-92 S #1016 MAITLAND, FL 32751 MAITLAND FL 32751 (321) 203-4315 HEALTH STUDIO************************** Date Est: 07/04/2018 NICHOLAS A YANNI OFFICER *A G HOME AND GARDEN IMPROVEMENT A G HOME AND GARDEN IMPROVEMENT 1621 SANDPIPER TRL E 0P O BOX 300182 CASSELBERRY, FL 32707 FERN PARK FL 32730 (407) 601-8347 HANDYMAN******************************* Date Est: 04/03/2018 DRAGAN GOVEDARICA OWNER *A TO Z HOUSE DOCTOR LLC A TO Z HOUSE DOCTOR LLC 2090 WYNN MANOR WY 0PO BOX 191 OVIEDO, FL 32765 GOLDENROD FL 32733 (407) 221-2553 CLEANING******************************* Date Est: 07/12/2018 BRYAN ALEXANDER OFFICER *A TO Z HOUSE DOCTOR LLC A TO Z HOUSE DOCTOR LLC 2090 WYNN MANOR WY 0PO BOX 191 OVIEDO, FL 32765 GOLDENROD FL 32733 (407) 221-2553 CLEANING******************************* Date Est: 07/12/2018 TIYA ALEXANDER OFFICER *AARON MICHAEL NOWLIN AARON MICHAEL NOWLIN 843 RIVERBEND BLVD 843 RIVERBEND BLVD LONGWOOD, FL 32779 LONGWOOD FL 32779 (407) 619-3680 TEACHING******************************* Date Est: 04/23/2018 AARON M NOWLIN OWNER ABOYU INTERIORS INC 725 NORTHLAKE #37 0 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701 (321) 215-5318 HOME-INSTALLATION/CL Date Est: 04/04/2018 CONTACT CITY *ABSTRACT INCEPTIONS, LLC ABSTRACT INCEPTIONS, LLC 107 DORCHESTER SQ 107 DORCHESTER SQ LAKE MARY, FL 32746 LAKE MARY FL 32746 (407) 255-3820 MARKETING****************************** Date Est: 06/08/2018 CHARLY BAKER OWNER *ABSTRACT INCEPTIONS, LLC ABSTRACT INCEPTIONS, LLC 107 DORCHESTER SQ 107 DORCHESTER SQ LAKE MARY, FL 32746 LAKE MARY FL 32746 (407) 255-3820 MARKETING****************************** Date Est: 06/08/2018 SHERITA WILLIAMS PROFESSIONAL *ACTIVELIFE SUPPLY ACTIVELIFE SUPPLY 313 SHADOW OAK DR 313 SHADOW OAK DR CASSELBERRY, FL 32707 CASSELBERRY FL 32707 (407) 288-2197 SALES********************************** Date Est: 07/05/2018 COURTNEY MYERS OWNER 10/12/2018 Page: 4 JOEL M GREENBERG SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR NEW BUSINESS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY REPORT 04/01/2018 TO 07/31/2018 ************************ *-Requested "No Solicitation" Business Information Mailing Information ADDISON AT WINDERMERE LLC 237 WESTMONTE S #140 0237 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32714 (855) 888-3839 RECORD KEEPING FOR A Date Est: 04/12/2018 CONTACT CITY *ADLA MEDIA LLC ADLA MEDIA LLC 1120 ANSLEY CIR #312 1120 ANSLEY CIR #312 APOPKA, FL 32703 APOPKA FL 32703 (787) 517-0645 INTERNET SERVICE*********************** Date Est: 04/16/2018 LEYRA ALBALADEJO AGENT *ADVANCED POOL SPECIALISTS ADVANCED POOL SPECIALISTS PHILIP ARDEN TRIANO PHIL TRIANO LLC 3628 BECONTREE PL 3628 BECONTREE PL OVIEDO, FL 32765 OVIEDO FL 32765 (407) 948-4953 POOL/SPA CONTRACTOR******************** Date Est: 04/03/2018 PHIL A TRIANO OFFICER *AFFORDABLE CHIROPRACTIC ACCESSIBLE CHIROPRACTIC CARE LLC NUTRITION & WELLNESS 195 WEKIVA SPRINGS RD #103 195 WEKIVA SPRINGS RD #103 LONGWOOD, FL 32779 LONGWOOD FL 32779 (407) 755-1181 MEDICAL OFFICE************************* Date Est: 04/06/2018 BRADLEY MACHARA OFFICER *AFFORDABLE CHIROPRACTIC ACCESSIBLE CHIROPRACTIC CARE LLC NUTRITION & WELLNESS 195 WEKIVA SPRINGS RD #103 195 WEKIVA SPRINGS RD #103 LONGWOOD, FL 32779 LONGWOOD FL 32779 (407) 755-1181 MEDICAL OFFICE************************* Date Est: 04/06/2018 DAVID SIDNEY OFFICER *AFFORDABLE CHIROPRACTIC ACCESSIBLE CHIROPRACTIC CARE LLC NUTRITION & WELLNESS 195 WEKIVA SPRINGS RD #103 195 WEKIVA SPRINGS RD #103 LONGWOOD, FL 32779 LONGWOOD FL 32779 (407) 755-1181 MEDICAL OFFICE************************* Date Est: 04/06/2018 KATHERINE L MACHARA OFFICER AFFORDABLE PAINTING AND HANDIWORK SOLUTIONS AFFORDABLE PAINTING AND HANDIWORK 2892 WOODLANDS PARK CT 2892 WOODLANDS PARK CT LAKE MARY, FL 32746 LAKE MARY FL 32746 (407) 613-0520 HANDYMAN Date Est: 05/08/2018 JODY W ADAMS OWNER *AHA! 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