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IMPORTANT NOTICE to PROPERTY OWNERS 2008 Annual Tax Sale Schedule LEGAL NOTICE 2008 Annual for which an order shall be made, or Cook County Annual Tax Sale COOK COUNTY has been made and not executed as DELINQUENT noted, will be subject to public sale at Notice to Property Owners, Tax Sale Schedule REAL ESTATE 118 N. Clark St., Room 218, in TAX LIST Chicago, Illinois, for the amount of Annual Tax Sale Schedule and SALE BEGINS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2010 AT 8:30 A.M. taxes, interest and costs due thereon, respectively. Delinquent Real Estate Tax List THE TAX SALE HOURS OF OPERATION ARE 8:30 A.M. TO OFFICE OF THE COOK 5:00 P.M. EACH SCHEDULED DAY. THE DATES OF SALE AND COUNTY TREASURER The following is a list of: the delinquent THE DAILY SALE HOURS MAY BE EXTENDED AS NEEDED. AND EX-OFFICIO properties in Cook County upon which IMPORTANT NOTICE COUNTY the taxes or any part thereof remain COLLECTOR OF due and unpaid; the name(s) of the SALE DATE VOLUMES TOWNSHIPS COOK COUNTY, owners, if known; the property loca - TO PROPERTY September 13, 2010 001 to 147 Barrington, Berwyn, Bloom, tion; the total amount due on 2008 tax ILLINOIS. Bremen, Calumet, Cicero, Advertisement and Notice by Collector of warrants (excluding delinquent special This legal notice includesOa lisWt of paNrcelsEof reRal esS tate on which 2008 property Elk Grove, Evanston, Cook County of Application for Judgment assessments separately advertised); taxes (due in 2009) are listed as delinquent and subject to sale as of July 15, Hanover, Lemont, Leyden, and Order of Sale of Delinquent Lands and and the year or years for which the taxes are due. 2010. Lyons, Maine, New Trier, Lots for General Taxes for the years indi - SPECIAL NOTE: This list may include some properties on which the taxes were Niles, Northfield, cated, for order of sales thereof, as provid - In lieu of legal description, each parcel paid subsequent to the list's preparation. It is the property owner's responsibili - Norwood Park, Oak Park, ed by law. of land or lot is designated by a prop - ty to determine if the taxes are paid in full. Orland erty index number (PIN). Comparison IF YOUR PROPERTY IS LISTED IN THIS NOTICE FOR SALE OF DELIN - COUNTY OF COOK, of the 14-digit PIN with the legal QUENT REAL ESTATE TAXES, IT IS IMPORTANT FOR YOU TO TAKE ACTION September 14, 2010 148 to 270 Palatine, Palos, Proviso, STATE OF ILLINOIS description of any parcel may be made SO THAT YOUR TAXES ARE NOT SOLD. The sale of taxes will result in a lien Rich, River Forest, Riverside, by referring to the cross indices in the August 4-5, 2010 various Cook County offices. against the property that will add, at a minimum, hundreds of dollars in fees to Schaumburg, Stickney, NOTICE is hereby given that the said the amount currently due. Sale of the tax and continued failure by the owner to Thornton, Wheeling, Worth, Collector of Cook County, Illinois, will The Cook County Collector does not redeem (pay) may result in the loss of property. Hyde Park apply to the County Division of the guarantee the accuracy of common Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois on Under Illinois law, the Cook County Treasurer's Office must offer properties hav - street addresses or property classifi - September 15, 2010 271 to 464 Hyde Park, Jefferson, Lake Monday, August 23, 2010, for judgment cation codes at the time of sale. Tax ing delinquent real estate taxes and special assessments for sale. The tax sale against all lands and lots, hereinafter buyers should verify all common street is scheduled to begin MONDAY, September 13, 2010. The purchaser of the September 16, 2010 465 to 601 Lake, Lake View, described as being delinquent, and addresses, PINs, classifications and delinquent real estate taxes and special assessments may obtain title to these North Chicago, Rogers Park, upon which taxes remain due and ownership by personal inspection and properties if they are not redeemed (paid) in a timely manner. Payments of delin - South Chicago, unpaid along with interest and costs, for investigation of said properties and quent real estate taxes and special assessments must be paid by CERTIFIED an order for sale of said lands and lots legal descriptions prior to purchasing West Chicago for satisfaction thereof, fixing the cor - general taxes offered at the sale. CHECK, CASHIER'S CHECK or MONEY ORDER. Payments may be made at rect amount due. Final entry of said more than 390 CHASE BANKS throughout Chicagoland through September 1, order will be sought on Wednesday, NO TAX BUYER WILL BE ALLOWED 2010. Payments may also be made in person at the Cook County Treasurer's September 8, 2010. TO GO TO TAX DEED AGAINST ANY Office, 118 N. Clark St., Suite 112, Chicago, IL 60602. For questions about sub - GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY. WHEN mitting a payment or to verify the precise delinquent amount, contact the Cook NOTICE is further given that on the AN ORDER TO VACATE SUCH A County Treasurer's Office by phone at (312) 443-5100 or by e-mail through our 13th day of September, 2010, A.D., at SALE IS ENTERED, THE FINAL the hour of 8:30 a.m., all said lands RESULT MAY BE A REFUND WITH - website at www.cookcountytreasurer.com and click on “CONTACT US.” and lots, hereinafter described for sale OUT INTEREST. Tax Payer Name Property Address Vol PIN Tax Type Tax Year Tax Due Amt Tax PayeTr NaOme WNSPropHerty AIddPress OFVol LPIN AKETaxVType IETax YeW ar Tax Due Amt Tax Payer Name Property Address Vol PIN Tax Type Tax Year Tax Due Amt LUIS GOMEZ 1527 W DEVON AVE 472 14-05-100-014-0000 2008 $7,493.05 A JASTRZEBSKA 6007 N SHERIDAN RD 472 14-05-215-015-1098 2008 $1,799.24 MARIE THERESE BURKE 5601 N SHERIDAN RD 473 14-05-411-012-1007 2008 $1,947.57 MARIZA MARCILI 1444 W ROSEMONT AVE 472 14-05-103-024-0000 2008 $3,584.47 IROSLAV GLAVANOV 6007 N SHERIDAN RD 472 14-05-215-015-1184 2008 $2,039.91 STEPHANIE LAMPKIN 5601 N SHERIDAN RD 473 14-05-411-012-1019 2008 $1,461.13 CHARLES JASON HARRIS 6348 N MAGNOLIA AVE 472 14-05-106-031-1011 2008 $149.88 LUZ TABBERRAH 6007 N SHERIDAN RD 472 14-05-215-015-1209 2008 $1,975.52 ADAM PAWELEK 5601 N SHERIDAN RD 473 14-05-411-012-1023 2008 $765.90 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 1249 W DEVON AVE 472 14-05-106-034-0000 2008 $3,178.99 DOERN & DOERN 9998 6 6007 N SHERIDAN RD 472 14-05-215-015-1266 2008 $496.04 DANIEL A MYE 5601 N SHERIDAN RD 473 14-05-411-012-1045 2008 $1,355.61 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 1251 W DEVON AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1003 2008 $182.02 RANDI ZOOT 6033 N SHERIDAN RD 472 14-05-215-017-1128 2008 $3,836.62 JOHN D KEEGAN 5601 N SHERIDAN RD 473 14-05-411-012-1054 2008 $285.59 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 1251 W DEVON AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1004 2008 $1,189.50 BARBARA MARTINEZ 6033 N SHERIDAN RD 472 14-05-215-017-1234 2008 $889.62 BEATRIZ DE SANTAMAIR 5601 N SHERIDAN RD 473 14-05-411-012-1090 2008 $110.34 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 1253 W DEVON AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1005 2008 $1,732.06 DINA CHERIN 6033 N SHERIDAN RD 472 14-05-215-017-1269 2008 $2,963.38 MICHELE R PERKINS 6300 N CLAREMONT AVE 474 14-06-100-046-1004 2008 $3,067.31 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 1253 W DEVON AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1006 2008 $1,462.35 H & S Y CHAMI 6033 N SHERIDAN RD 472 14-05-215-017-1321 2008 $1,616.83 ERTAN Y FRANGA 2314 W ROSEMONT AVE 474 14-06-101-033-1002 2008 $968.20 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 1257 W DEVON AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1009 2008 $1,419.25 SARAH QUISENBERRY 6033 N SHERIDAN RD 472 14-05-215-017-1347 2008 $1,641.05 CLARENVILLE PARTNERS 6204 N CLAREMONT AVE 474 14-06-105-031-1005 2008 $1,796.64 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 1257 W DEVON AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1010 2008 $1,375.05 ESMA AL MAHDI 6033 N SHERIDAN RD 472 14-05-215-017-1418 2008 $3,264.48 SYED NAZEER AHMED 6209 N CLAREMONT AVE 474 14-06-106-035-1001 2008 $311.99 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 1259 W DEVON AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1011 2008 $2,581.28 CRP VII LP 1542 W THORNDALE AVE 473 14-05-300-039-1001 2008 $1,887.83 TAXPAYER OF 2240 W GRANVILLE AVE 474 14-06-107-030-0000 2008 $6,995.81 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 1259 W DEVON AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1012 2008 $2,780.90 CRP VII LP 1544 W THORNDALE AVE 473 14-05-300-039-1006 2008 $1,927.90 ROSEMONT BELL LLC 6258 N BELL AVE 474 14-06-107-035-1019 2008 $2,816.25 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 6353 N LAKEWOOD AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1016 2008 $2,126.10 CRP VII LP 1540 W THORNDALE AVE 473 14-05-300-039-1008 2008 $1,396.42 GRANVILLE SUPERLATIVE 2218 W GRANVILLE AVE 474 14-06-109-017-1011 2008 $120.06 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 6353 N LAKEWOOD AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1018 2008 $1,823.22 CRP VII LP 1540 W THORNDALE AVE 473 14-05-300-039-1009 2008 $1,436.52 GRANVILLE SUPERLATIVE 2218 W GRANVILLE AVE 474 14-06-109-017-1012 2008 $120.06 DEVON & LAKEWOOD LLC 6353 N LAKEWOOD AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1019 2008 $226.22 CRP VII LP 1538 W THORNDALE AVE 473 14-05-300-039-1010 2008 $1,722.34 SULTAN ALI GILANI 6341 N LEAVITT ST 474 14-06-110-046-0000 2008 $2,501.67 DAVID JACOBS 6355 N LAKEWOOD AVE 472 14-05-106-035-1020 2008 $4,296.59 CRP VII LP 1540 W THORNDALE AVE 473 14-05-300-039-1013 2008 $2,133.58 6350 N.
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