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Columbia Tax Roll LAKE CITY REPORTER • WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 19, 26, 2021 TAX ROLL 1 COLUMBIA COUNTY Kyle Keen Tax Collector 386-758-1077 2020DELINQUENT TAX ROLL www.ColumbiaTaxCollector.com ================================== ================================== ================================== ================================== KYLE KEEN 23 113S15-00150-001 48.97 52 263S15-00275-008 1,022.63 81 134S15-00352-000 3,464.53 110 115S15-00431-101 1,792.46 TAX COLLECTOR ALLBRITTON DAVID W & LENEVA C NORTON KEVIN J JONES LUCY ESTATE KENNINGTON KRAIG P O BOX 295 1451 W CYPRESS CREEK #300 C/O FRANCES MANDY 796 NW ALLISON TER LAKE CITY FL 32056 5.360AC FT. LAUDERDALE FL 33309 5.010AC 1754 SW BRIM ST LAKE CITY FL 32024 4.010AC 2020 NOTICE OF TAX CERTIFICATE ================================== ================================== LAKE CITY FL 32024 155.720AC ================================== SALE 24 113S15-00157-008 HX 1,302.11 53 263S15-00275-009 265.64 ================================== 111 115S15-00431-125 747.08 As provided by Chapter 197, Florida Statutes, SMITH JOHNNIE FLOYD PIERCE RHINA V VILLALTA 82 134S15-00359-000 HX 328.66 WRIGHT STEPHANIE JO and Chapter 12D-13.036, Florida Administra- 794 NW UNION PARK RD 202 SW AURORA WAY MABILE RACHEL G 1120 SW SILOAM STREET tive Code, notice is hereby given that tax sale WELLBORN FL 32094 8.580AC LAKE CITY FL 32025-0461 5.010AC P O BOX 1775 LAKE CITY FL 32024 4.010AC certificates will be sold on all unpaid property ================================== ================================== LAKE CITY FL 32056 10.000AC ================================== taxes. Federal Law, specifically 50 U.S.C, Sec. 25 113S15-00157-009 845.36 54 263S15-00275-010 HX 798.11 ================================== 112 125S15-00446-003 1,160.00 560, does apply to tax sale certificates. The pub- MCCAULEY MICHAEL L & GWENDOLYN THOMAS RICHARD W JR 83 144S15-00360-202 2,803.19 JOHNSTON JANET A lic auction will begin online at www.columbi- 4144 NW NOEGEL RD 591 SW BOZEMAN CT GLEASON JOSHUA 756 SW ICHETUCKNEE AVE ataxsale.com on or about May 13, 2021. The WELLBORN FL 32094 5.000AC LAKE CITY FL 32024 10.010AC 228 SW MARCIS TER LAKE CITY FL 32024 2.390AC auction will continue until May 28, 2021 when ================================== ================================== LAKE CITY FL 32024 5.140AC ================================== batches will close beginning at 9:00 am and 26 123S15-00160-000 902.41 55 263S15-00275-013 HX 339.62 ================================== 113 125S15-00447-103 616.27 continue closing on the hour until 4:00 pm. If ROGERS WALTER L & MARIA K SIMMIONS NICOLE L 84 144S15-00360-204 HX 890.77 ARMAS EDUARDO JR there are any questions regarding the tax certifi- TRUSTEES OF THE 721 SW BOZEMAN CT ROBERTSON ROBERT 736 SW TAMARACK LOOP cate sale, please contact RealAuction, customer MARIA K ROGERS LIVING TRUST LAKE CITY FL 32024 5.010AC 2484 SW BRIM ST LAKE CITY FL 32024-1015 5.010AC service, toll-free at (877) 361-7325. Please call 9940 NW LAKE JEFFERY RD ================================== LAKE CITY FL 32024 4.680AC ================================== the Columbia County Tax Collector's office at LAKE CITY FL 32055 41.500AC 56 353S15-00276-104 658.07 ================================== 114 125S15-00447-201 572.99 (386) 758-1080 for inquiries regarding payment ================================== TURNER CLEVELAND JR & 85 144S15-00360-205 2,630.04 SHAHEEN RACHEL A of property taxes. 27 123S15-00164-000 222.12 ALLISON L MCCLAIN (JTWRS) GLEASON DANIEL 1514 SW LITTLE RD ROGERS WALTER L & MARIA K 7 BENDIX LN 186 SW MARCIS TER LAKE CITY FL 32024 1.690AC The advertised amount includes the unpaid tax- TRUSTEES OF THE MARIA K ROGERS WILLINGBORO NJ 08046 5.010AC LAKE CITY FL 32024 4.990AC ================================== es, penalties, cost of sale and advertising. Each LIVING TRUST ================================== ================================== 115 125S15-00447-211 1,603.23 property listed below is identified with a unique 9940 NW LAKE JEFFERY RD 57 353S15-00276-105 721.76 86 144S15-00363-002 39.30 SEM PO YING TRUSTEE parcel identification number using the follow- LAKE CITY FL 32055 41.250AC TURNER CLEVELAND JR & CRUSAW EDWARD L & T RENEE 9534 EQUUS CIR ing format: SSTTRR-XXXXX-XXX. The ================================== ALLISON L MCCLAIN (JTWRS) 160 NE BELLAIR PL BOYNTON BEACH FL 33472-4334 first three pairs of numbers represent the Sec- 28 123S15-00165-007 HX 919.38 7 BENDIX LANE LAKE CITY FL 32055 2.420AC 10.400AC tion, Township and Range as defined by the US MCCAULEY SCOTT P & MICHELLE K WILLINGBORO NJ 08046 5.010AC ================================== ================================== Geological Survey and followed by the unique 4142 NW NOEGEL ROAD ================================== 87 144S15-00367-108 HX 289.61 116 125S15-00447-224 581.49 parcel number assigned to the property. The WELLBORN FL 32094 27.320AC 58 353S15-00276-110 720.27 ZELEK NICOLE 21 HOLDINGS LLC number(s) preceding the property identification ================================== MALDONADO ANGEL D ROSADO & 788 SW BLANTON LN P O BOX 935 number is the advertising number for this sale. 29 123S15-00166-004 1,160.20 JACQUELINE ROSADO LAKE CITY FL 32024 6.890AC SCOTTSDALE AZ 85252-0935 1.750AC See the current tax roll for the complete legal SAMBEY EDWARD J & KRISTY A 1290 CENTER RD APT 3 ================================== ================================== description. 113 NW GREEN LN WEST SENECA NY 14224 5.010AC 88 144S15-00367-110 HX 514.01 117 135S15-00458-003 4,019.72 ================================== LAKE CITY FL 32055 14.770AC ================================== FEASEL ROBERT & DORINDA RUSSELL SAMANTHA HOLLY 1 112S15-00020-002 2,454.42 ================================== 59 353S15-00287-000 984.31 537 SW SABRE AVE 415 SW STEWART LP IVES CAROL 30 123S15-00167-002 HX 4,216.75 HOUSTON DANIEL RAY LAKE CITY FL 32024 5.510AC LAKE CITY FL 32024 10.830AC 5128 LONGEST DR ROGERS MARIA K & 2604 MYRTLE LP ================================== ================================== NEWBERG OR 97132-4030 1.815AC WALTER L ROGERS JR TRUSTEES MIDDLEBURG FL 32068 2.770AC 89 144S15-00367-111 HX 670.68 118 145S15-00459-108 559.42 ================================== 9940 NW LAKE JEFFERY RD ================================== MCNALLY JEFF L & TINA D YOUNG BRIAN C & SHEILA R 2 112S15-00023-999 98.52 LAKE CITY FL 32055 10.070AC 60 363S15-00304-000 177.14 507 SW SABRE AVE 507 CANTON AVE MCCLURG KENNETH C & ================================== ROSIER LEANDOUS W JR LAKE CITY FL 32055 5.510AC LEHIGH ACRES FL 33972 5.010AC SARA LEE ESTATE 0.115AC 31 133S15-00168-001 38.19 P O BOX 2973 ================================== ================================== ================================== ROGERS MARIA K LVG TRUST LAKE CITY FL 32056 0.750AC 90 144S15-00367-152 1,089.45 119 145S15-00459-201 789.50 3 112S15-00028-000 HX 800.13 9940 NW LAKE JEFFERY RD ================================== MORENO EDGAR & CYNTHIA ROLLINS SANDRA K EARL THOMAS L & LAKE CITY FL 32055 3.000AC 61 014S15-00312-016 HX 680.18 210 SW WEIRSDALE PL 1590 SW PAAR DR LYNNE ELLEN ZUBACK (JTWRS) ================================== SIMMONS JOSHUA LEE LAKE CITY FL 32024 3.000AC PORT ST LUCIE FL 34953 10.010AC 18789 104TH ST 32 133S15-00169-002 109.77 323 SW PLACID LN ================================== ================================== LIVE OAK FL 32060 2.804AC ROGERS MARIA K & LAKE CITY FL 32404 5.010AC 91 144S15-00369-000 HX 1,676.49 120 145S15-00459-221 HX 715.60 ================================== WALTER L ROGERS JR TRUSTEES OF ================================== PERRY MARY LOU TRUSTEE OF THE MERSHON THOMAS & 4 132S15-00043-000 1,060.78 MARIA K ROGERS LIVING TRUST 62 014S15-00312-017 1,027.18 MARY LOU PERRY LIVING TRUST BRITTANY MERSHON SOUTHERN SPECIALTY BUILDERS 9940 NW LAKE JEFFERY RD GARDNER LYNN 731 SW SABRE AVE 810 SW MARY TERRACE 160 SW RAY TER LAKE CITY FL 32055 103 SW PLACID LANE LAKE CITY FL 32024 15.950AC LAKE CITY FL 32024 7.800AC LAKE CITY FL 32024 284.520AC ================================== LAKE CITY FL 32024 1.000AC ================================== ================================== ================================== 33 243S15-00188-001 2,438.22 ================================== 92 244S15-00383-106 HX 908.29 121 145S15-00460-106 1,464.43 5 242S15-00046-000 627.60 T L C MINISTRIES INC 63 014S15-00314-001 3,729.93 DYAL DENNIS L & GWENDOLYN B MCKEE DEBORAH H & OLIVIA RAE FARMS INC P O BOX 3806 CROWLEY LEONA M TRUSTEE 2088 SW SALEM ROAD ROBERT L TAYLOR (JTWRS) 11394 SE COUNTY ROAD 245 LAKE CITY FL 32056-3806 7.990AC LEONA MARIE CROWLEY REVO TRUST LAKE CITY FL 32024 5.000AC 4264 SW CARPENTER RD LULU FL 32061 88.360AC ================================== 431 SW DIAMOND CT ================================== LAKE CITY FL 32024 4.010AC ================================== 34 243S15-00188-005 604.02 LAKE CITY FL 32024 10.020AC 93 244S15-00384-031 1,016.96 ================================== 6 132S15-00049-002 123.31 T L C MINISTRIES INC ================================== LILLY CHARLES E & MARILYN T 122 145S15-00460-108 HX 1,434.90 MONTES ALIX J & ANTHONY BOX P O BOX 3806 64 014S15-00315-001 519.06 P O BOX 82 JOHNSON LULA MAE 14839 231ST ST LAKE CITY FL 32056-3806 13.490AC MURRAY ROBERT K LAKE CITY FL 32056-0082 0.950AC 4128 SW CARPENTER RD SPRINGFIELD GARDENS NY 11413 ================================== 173 SE RAMP RD ================================== LAKE CITY FL 32024 4.010AC 1.000AC 35 253S15-00211-002 2,611.24 BRANFORD FL 32008 1.000AC 94 254S15-00385-101 HX 769.05 ================================== ================================== PARKER SHIRLEY
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