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CANDIDATE / OFFICEHOLDER CAMPAIGN FORM C/ OH FINANCE REPORT COVER SHEET PG 1 1 Filer ID ( Ethics The C/ OH Instruction Commission Filers) 2 Total pages filed: Guide explains how to complete this form. 3 CANDIDATE/ MS/ MRS; MR FIRST MI OFFICEHOLDER OFFICE USE ONLY NAME Ms. Nabila Mansoor Date Receive NICKNAME LAST SUFFIX RECEIVED 4 CANDIDATE/ ADDRESS / PO BOX; APT r SUITE it; CITY; STATE: ZIP OFFICEHOLDER CODE APR 10 2019 MAILING ADDRESS Office Of City Secretary Change of Address City of Sugar Land, TX 5 CANDIDATE/ AREA CODE PHONE NUMBER EXTENSION OFFICEHOLDER Date PHONE RtNed 6 CAMPAIGN MS i MRS/ MR FIRST MI Receipt a Amount$ TREASURER Mr. Afaq J Durrani NAME Date Processed NICKNAME LAST SUFFIX Date Imaged 7 STREET CAMPAIGN ADDRESS ( NO PO BOX PLEASE); APT SUITE tt; CITY: STATE; ZIP CODE TREASURER ADDRESS Residence or Business) 8 CAMPAIGN AREA CODE PHONE NUMBER EXTENSION TREASURER PHONE 9 REPORT TYPE 15 30th nJanuary M day before election Runoff 7 15th day after campaign I I treasurer appointment Officeholder Only) July 15 8th n I I day before election U Exceeded$ 500 limit El Final Report( Attach C/OH• FR) 10 PERIOD Month Year Day Month Year COVERED Day Jan / 01 / March/ 25 / 2019 THROUGH 2019 11 ELECTION ELECTION DATE ELECTION TYPE Month Day Year O primary RunoffEl Other Description 04 / General Special May/ 2019 Q 12 OFFICE OFFICE HELD ( it any( 13 OFFICE SOUGHT lif Known) Sugar Land City Council District 2 GO TO PAGE 2 Forms provided Texas Ethics Commission by www.ethics. state. tx. us Revised 9/ 8/ 2015 CANDIDATE / OFFICEHOLDER FORM C/ OH CAMPAIGN FINANCE REPORT COVER SHEET PG 2 14 C/OH NAME 15 Filer ID ( Ethics Commission Filers) 16 NOTICE FROM POLITICAL THIS BOX IS FOR NOTICE OF POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS ACCEPTED OR POLITICAL EXPENDITURES MADE BY POLITICAL COMMITTEES TO COMMITTEE( S) SUPPORT THE CANDIDATE 1 OFFICEHOLDER. THESE EXPENDITURES MAY HAVE BEEN MADE WITHOUT THE CANDIDATES OR OFFICEHOLDER' S KNOWLEDGE OR CONSENT. CANDIDATES AND OFFICEHOLDERS ARE REQUIRED TO REPORT THIS INFORMATION ONLY IF THEY RECEIVE NOTICE OF SUCH EXPENDITURES. COMMITTEE TYPE COMMITTEE NAME D GENERAL COMMITTEE ADDRESS SPECIFIC COMMITTEE CAMPAIGN TREASURER NAME Additional Pages COMMITTEE CAMPAIGN TREASURER ADDRESS 17 CONTRIBUTION I. TOTALS TOTAL POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF$ 50 OR LESS( OTHER THAN PLEDGES, LOANS. OR GUARANTEES OF LOANS), UNLESS ITEMIZED $ 2. TOTAL POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS OTHER THAN PLEDGES, LOANS. OR GUARANTEES OF LOANS) 44,885 EXPENDITURE 3. TOTALS TOTAL POLITICAL EXPENDITURES OF $ 100 OR LESS, UNLESS ITEMIZED 4. TOTAL POLITICAL EXPENDITURES 13,284 CONTRIBUTION BALANCE TOTAL POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS MAINTAINED AS OF THE LAST DAY Q OF REPORTING PERIOD 20, 692 OUTSTANDING 6. TOTAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF ALL OUTSTANDING LOANS AS OF THE LOAN TOTALS LAST DAY OF THE REPORTING PERIOD 18 AFFIDAVIT I swear, or affirm, under penalty of perjury, that the accompanying report is AL1 - AL MAS true and correct and includes all information required to be reported by me Notary Public under Title 15, Election Code. I'{ t+ STATE OF SEXAS e m. Exp. 03-25.22 tM'+ Ny,aryi0# 12554574-5 Signature Candidate or Officeholder AFFIX NOTARY STAMP/ SEALABOVE Sworn to and subscribed before me, by the said CV<--\ 13+, 1+ CVO, Sc, o C - , this the I G day of ;+ \ , 20 t q ,to certify which, witness my hand and seal of office. Signature of officer administering oath Printed name of officer administering oath Title of officer administering oath Forms provided by Texas Ethics Commission www.ethics. state. tx. us Revised 9/ 8/'2015 If SUBTOTALS - C/ OH FORM C/ OH COVER SHEET PG 3 19 FILER NAME 20 Filer ID( Ethics Commission Filers) Nabila Mansoor 21 SCHEDULE SUBTOTALS NAME OF SCHEDULE SUBTOTAL AMOUNT 1. SCHEDULE A1: Q MONETARY POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS 44,705 2. LTJ SCHEDULE A2: NON- MONETARY( IN- KIND) POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS 180 3. SCHEDULE B: PLEDGED CONTRIBUTIONS 4. n SCHEDULE E: LOANS 5. SCHEDULE F1: POLITICAL Q EXPENDITURES MADE FROM POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS 13, 284 6. — SCHEDULE F2: UNPAID INCURRED OBLIGATIONS T• l I SCHEDULE F3: PURCHASE OF INVESTMENTS MADE FROM POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS 8. C SCHEDULE F4: EXPENDITURES MADE BY CREDIT CARD 9. [ SCHEDULE G: POLITICAL EXPENDITURES MADE FROM PERSONAL FUNDS 1752. 84 10. t J SCHEDULE H: PAYMENT MADE FROM POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO A BUSINESS OF C/OH $ 11. — SCHEDULE I: NON- POLITICAL EXPENDITURES MADE FROM POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS 12 ( SCK: IN TEREST, CREDITS, GAINS, REFUNDS, AND l RETURNED FILER CONTRIBUTIONST Forms provided by Texas Ethics Commission www.ethics.state. tx. us Revised 9/ 8/ 2015 MONETARY POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS SCHEDULE Al The Instruction Guide explains how to complete this form. 1 Total pages Schedule Al: 2 FILER NAME 3 Filer ID ( Ethics Commission Filers) Nabila Mansoor 4 Date 5 Full name of contributor 0 out- of- slate PAC( 1D4: _ 7 Amount of contribution ($) Nasir Abbas 1/ 19/ 19 1, 000 Contributor 6 address: City; State; Zip Code 8 Principal occupation/ Job title( See instructions) 9 Employer( See Instructions) Deputy Sheriff Harris County Date Full name of contributor 0 out- of- state PAC( 104:_ Amount of contribution ($) Contributor address; City; State; Zip Code Principal occupation I Job title( See Instructions) Employer ( See Instructions) Date Full name of contributor 0 out- ot• slate PAC( 105 i Amount of contribution ($) Arif Gafur 1/ 19/ 19 700 Contributor address; City; State; Zip Code Principal occupation/ Job title( See Instructions) Employer( See Instructions) President Citizen' s Foundation Date Full name of contributor out- o!- state PAC tios: Amount of contribution ($) Jaseem Pasha 500 3/2/ 19 Contributor address; City; State; Zip Code Principal occupation/ Job title( See Instructions) Employer ( See Instructions) CEO ISEEK ATTACH ADDITIONAL COPIES OF THIS SCHEDULE AS NEEDED if contributor is out-of-state PAC, please see instruction guide for additional reporting requirements. Forms provided by Texas Ethics Commission www.ethics. state. tx. us Revised 9/8/ 2015 MONETARY POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS SCHEDULE Al The Instruction Guide explains how to complete this form. 1 Total pages Schedule Al 2 FILER NAME 3 Filer ID ( Ethics Commission Filers) Nabila Mansoor 4 Date 5 Full name of contributor out- of- state PAC ODn_ 7 Amount of contribution ($) Amina Ishaq 500 1/ 29/2019 6 Contributor address: City; State; Zip Code Principal occupation/ Job title( See Instructions) 9 Employer ( See Instructions) Self Self Date Full name of contributor 0 out-of• state PAC( ID*:_ Amount of contribution ($) Tauseef Siddiqui 500 Contributor address; City; State: Zip Code Principal occupation/ Job title( See Instructions) Employer( See Instructions) CEO Citizen's Foundation Date Full name of contributor 0 out- of- state PAC( IDd': Amount of contribution ($) Farhat Halim 2/28/ 19 500 Contributor address; City; State; Zip Code Principal occupation/ Job title( See Instructions) Employer( See Instructions) Date Full name of contributor J out- el- state PAC( icu, Amount of contribution ($) Daiia AbdeiHalim 3/ 24/ 19 500 Contributor address; City; State; Zip Code Principal occupation/ Job title( See Instructions) Employer ( See Instructions) Self Pharmacy ATTACH ADDITIONAL COPIES OF THIS SCHEDULE AS NEEDED If contributor is out-of-state PAC, please see Instruction guide for additional reporting requirements. Forms provided by Texas Ethics Commission www.ethics. state.tx. us Revised 9/ 8/ 2015 MONETARY POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS SCHEDULE Al The Instruction Guide explains how to complete this form. 1 Total pages Schedule Al: 2 FILER NAME 3 Filer ID ( Ethics Commission Filers) 4 Date 5 Full name of contributor o out• of- state PAC( ID#:. 7 Amount of contribution ($) Shazma Matin 3/23/ 19 1, 000 6 Contributor address; City; State; Zip Code 8 Principal occupation/ Job title( See Instructions) 9 Employer( See Instructions) Date Full name of contributor D out- of- state PAC I105: Amount of contribution ($) Saima Razzack 3/ 23/ 19 Contributor address; State; City; Zip Code 1, 000 Principal occupation/ Job title( See Instructions) Employer( See Instructions) None Date Full name of contributor 0 out- of- state PAC floe: Amount of contribution ($) lmran Mohiuddin 3/ 23/ 19 Contributor address; City; State; Zip Code 1' 000 Principal occupation/ Job title( See Instructions) Employer( See Instructions) Physician Houston Methodist Date Full name of contributor out- or- state PAC, los:__.. j Amount of contribution ($) Mamdouh Salama 3/ 2/ 19 Contributor address; City; State; Zip Code 1, 000 Principal occupation 1 Job title( See Instructions) Employer( See Instructions) Engineer Conoco Phillips ATTACH ADDITIONAL COPIES OF THIS SCHEDULE AS NEEDED If contributor is out-of-state PAC, please see instruction guide for additional reporting requirements. Forms provided by Texas Ethics Commission www.ethics. state. tx. us Revised 9/ 8/ 2015 MONETARY POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS SCHEDULE Al The Instruction Guide explains how to complete this form. 1 Total pages Schedule Al 2 FILER NAME 3 Filer ID ( Ethics Commission Filers) Nabila Mansoor 4 Date 5 Full name of contributor out- of- state PAC( DC 7 Amount of contribution ($) Altaf-UR Rahman 1, 2/ 19 Contributor 0003/ lCity; 49e15Monvae 8 Principal occupation/ Job title( See instructions) g Employer( See Instructions) Self Self Date Full name of contributor 0 out- of- state PAC pD,r:__, Amount of contribution ($) 3/ 2/ 19 Rizwan Mistry , . 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    1 Hyderabad Municipal Survey Index to CHADARGHAT and RESIDENCY AREA

    1 Hyderabad Municipal Survey Index to CHADARGHAT AND RESIDENCY AREA (Leonard Munn 1911-13). Area 9, 1- 64 (missing 13, 17, 21, 32, 37, 38, 39, 40, 45, 47, 53, 56, 60, 61, 62, 63) Compiled by Arvin Mathur and Karen Leonard, 2015 Details below, names and features on each map; [ ] =title on index; QS=Qutb Shahi 1 [Khusrau Manzil] Nawab Zafar Jang; Nawab Zafar Jang Br. (gdn); Dewal; Dewal; Dewal; Dewal; Habibnagar Road; Bihari Lal (gdn); Bihari Lal Dewal; Dewal Hanuman; Darmsala; Samadh; Baoli; Bagh Hanuman (gdn); Regtl. Stores; Tennis court; Second Infantry Guard Street; Khusrau Manzil; Raja Tej Rao; Mukarrab Jang Tank Street; Quarter Guard; Bell of Arms Right Wing; Bell of Arms Left Wing; Orderly Room 2 [A.C.G. Barracks] Masan (gdn); Bihari Lal (gdn); Baoli; Nawab Akbar Jang Br. (gdn); Hockey Ground; Stables; Stables; Quarter Guard; Baoli; Magazine; Tennis Court; Tennis Court 3 [Town Hall/Public Gardens] Town Hall; Animals; Baoli; Office of the Superintendent; Stores; Tennis Court; Tennis Court; Brigade Office Lane; Police station; Muhammad Hassan-ud-Din Khan; Nala; Clock Tower; Tennis Court; Public Gardens Gate Road 4 [Fateh Maidan] Nawab Hussain Dost Khan; baoli; Brigade Office Lane; Moti Lal Sahu (gdn); Dewal; Brigade Office; Divisional Office; Band School; Officers’ Mess H. H. The Nizam’s Regular Troops; Bashir Bagh Road; Fateh Maidan; Police Station 5 [ ] Takya; Fakhr-ul-Mulk Br. (gdn); Baoli; Masan; Baoli; Baoli; Reservoir; Rai Murli Dhar Br.; Baoli; Bishangir Gosa-in; baoli; Dewal Mata; Reservoir; baoli; reservoir; reservoir 6 [Phul Bagh] Rai Murli Dhar Br.; Baoli; Dhobi Ghat; reservoir; Ramkaran Sahu (gdn); Masan; Baoli; Baoli 7 [Narayangura] Dhobi Ghat; reservoir; baoli; baoli; Karim-ud-din Sahib (gdn) 8 [Distillery] Baoli; Ghiyas-ud-din Sahib; Nala Basharat; Kakku Raja; Ghiyas-ud-din Sahib (gdn); Bhagwan Das (gdn); Askar Jang Br.