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Orlando Orange EXECUTIVE PROFILE | 6 Seminole L.G. Simmonds Real Estate Corp.’s Lake Busıness Les Simmonds (R) Osceola INCENTIVES TO SPEND | 5 FEB. 20–26, 2009 orlandobusinessjournal.com Journal Tax breaks could spur biz investment $3.00 Small loans to keep troubled firms afloat By christopher boyd AND “This new program was designed KENT HOOVER See other stimulus with these firms in mind.” package-related But a $35,000 guarantee prob- The newly inked federal eco- stories on pages ably wouldn’t make a difference nomic stimulus package offers 4, 5, 15 for most companies, said Shan- only limited benefits for small non Talty, owner of Olde Hearth businesses — but Central Flor- Bread Co. in Casselberry, which ida lenders say any help in 2009 has 46 employees. “That’s about is welcome. a two-week payroll for my busi- Of particular interest is the will have a year before they ness,” said Talty, who got an stimulus package’s $35,000 life must start repaying it. SBA loan to expand his bakery preserver for small businesses “Our committee has heard in 2007. “That wouldn’t get us drowning in red ink. from many firms very far. It might help for a very Under the law, the Small who could be via- small business.” Business Administration tem- ble and grow again Still, any program that stim- porarily will guarantee 100 if they could only ulates lending is helpful, said percent of loans of up to $35,000 buy a little time,” John Hanrahan, an accoun- issued by banks to small busi- said Rep. Nydia tant executive with Florida nesses struggling to make pay- Velazquez, D-N.Y., First Capital Finance Corp. JIM CARCHIDI ments on existing debt. The who chairs the in Orlando. “Hopefully, these Business owner Shannon Talty says the $35,000 guarantee won’t SBA will pay the interest on Velazquez House Small Busi- make a huge difference for companies as large as his. the loan, and small businesses ness Committee. LOANS | 40

Commercial Double trouble Feds help resurrect plans for The number of local commercial real estate loans held as mortgage-backed loans plagued by securities (CMBS) that have gone bad Florida high-speed rail system tripled in the past year, while their by chris kauffmann ange County Com- value more than doubled, signaling missioner Lee Chi- delinquencies yet another blow to the economy. High-speed rail in Central Florida ra, believes Florida Jan. 2008 Jan. 2009 may be back on track, thanks to the should be at the top By CHRISTOPHER BOYD No. of bad CMBS loans 10 32 new federal economic stimulus proof any list for high- gram, which contains $8 billion in no- speed rail money Delinquent balance $135.1M $314.8M Just when it seemed things couldn’t match money allocated for high-speed because it’s further get any worse, Central Florida’s econ- Source: Realpoint LLC rail projects nationwide. along in the plan- omy now appears poised to sink even The Florida High Speed Rail Au- ning process than further. More than $314 million worth thority will meet Feb. 26 at Orlando Stimulus any of the other of Orlando-area commercial real es- could face trouble soon. The watch list, International Airport to discuss what 10 regions in the tate loans held as mortgage-backed se- compiled by of Horsham, Pa.-based it needs to do to update old plans for Package country that have curities were delinquent at the end of credit-rating agency Realpoint LLC, the planned rail system, which in- been mentioned for January — nearly double the amount uses a metric that includes payment cludes several possible routes, all of high-speed rail. three months earlier. defaults, lower occupancy levels and them with Orlando at the center. “We’re at least one year ahead of And another 127 Orlando-area loans poor borrower finances. It will be the first time the authority everyone else because we’ve already worth $1.4 billion — a whopping 19.6 “We expect commercial loan de- has met since former Gov. Jeb Bush spent $30 million to come up with a percent of the area’s commercial mort- faults to triple in 2009,” said Frank killed the plans for the system in 2004 plan and with routes,” he said. “We’re gage-backed securities (CMBS) loans due to lack of available state money. — are on a watch list of loans that COMMERCIAL | 41 The authority’s chairman, former Or- RAIL | 41

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Dig in | 4 ‘Shovel-ready’ projects likely to get federal funds On the radar | 4 Airports eye stimulus money Road warriors | 5 Metroplan battling for government dollars Burden Holbrook Innaurato LeBoeuf Longstaff Lupton Martins McKeever Showalter Pages 15, 17 Page 17 Pages 1, 41 Page 15 Page 40 Page 18 Page 40 Page 41 Page 14 Finding money | 5 Tax breaks encourage small biz spending Executive Profile | 6 Kelly, Kerry ...... 2, 28 Miller, Stephen R. 18 Rumberger, Mary B. 28 Williams, Mark S. 9 Cushman & Wakefield 41 Les Simmonds, president and CEO of People Kendrick, Erin 28 Moore, John 9 Rynning, Mark A. 18 Williamson, Jeffrey 28 DLR Group 16, 15, 17 L.G. Simmonds Real Estate Corp. Alcuri, Leslie 28 Keyes, Steve 18 Nipe, Laura 28 Santiago, Veronica 28 Wissa, Anwar E.Z...... 18 Dyer, Riddle, Mills & Precourt Inc. 18 Alfano, Joe 28 Khosravani, Karam 18 Nodarse, Leila Jammal 18 Schwartz, Arthur 21 Wolpow, Tina 28 EA Tiburon 3 Electronic Arts Inc. 3 Paying for progress | 8 Allen, Fred 3 Kidd, Brad 28 Noppinger, Stephen 18 Scott, Ray 16 Worden, Clay 28 Proposed law would help doctors fund Andreyev, Nicolas E. 18 Wright, Bob 28 Evans Group, The 16 Koi, Gerald B. 16 Norton, Bruce 28 Scurlock, Thearon 28 electronic record systems Aubin, Matthew 28 Kuhns, Gary L. 18 Nunziata, Rob 11 Serrano, Humberto 28 Zebosky, Michael 28 FBC Mortgage LLC 11 Florida’s Blood Centers 3 Bailey, Bob 18 Labrozzi, Gary F. 13 Owen, William 17 Showalter, Kim 14 Florida’s Turnpike Enterprises 19 Replacement facility | 9 Baker, Wayne 28 Landrieu, Mary 40 Pace, Pete 5 Simmonds, Les 6 Florida First Capital Finance Corp. 1 Community Health Centers to build Baldwin, Todd 28 LeBoeuf, Michael 15, 17 Pagan, Rafael 28 Singh, Sandeep 18, 19 Companies Bamberg, Patricia 28 Florida TaxWatch 3 $2.9 million clinic in Groveland LeBoeuf, Michael E. 16 Palceski, Dimitry 8 Slocum, Randall J. 16 Aecom Technology Corp. 18 Barley, Harold 5 Forum Architecture & Interior Leonhardt, Fred 14 Paulsen, Robert J. 18 Smith, Bill 5 Allen Properties Inc. 3 Barrios, Carlos 16 Design Inc. 16 Fannie tightens up | 11 Lloyd, Terry 14 Peeper, Jay 28 Stafford, Andrew R. 28 Andreyev Engineering Inc. 18 Beckman, William 18 Fugleberg Koch Architects Inc. 16 Stricter condo loan requirements make it Bentley, William C. 16 Lochrane, Robert J. 18 Percival, Red 28 Stanley, David 28 Architects Design Group Inc. 16 GAI Consultants Inc ...... 19 harder for Realtors, developers Blend, Bill 28 GAI Consultants Inc. 18 Boettcher, Frances H. 16 Gencor Industries 5 Time to regroup | 13 Bolen, Ed 14 Geotechnical/Environmental Owner of Orlando International Airport Hotel Consultants Inc. 18 Bonitatibus, Amy 11 Glatting Jackson Kercher files Ch. 11 Boscan, Melanie 8 Anglin Inc. 15 Boyce, David 16 GrayRobinson 14 Angry aviation | 14 Boyd, Michael 14 Grubb & Ellis 41 Corporate aircraft criticism seen as unfair Bradick, Raymond R. 18 HDR Inc. 18 Brock, Gary F. 16 Helman Hurley Charvat Peacock/Architects Special Report | 15 Brown, Brande 28 Inc. 16 Architects, Construction & Engineers: Local Brown, Tim 23 HKS Architects Inc. 16 firms gear up to vie for local infrastructure, Bryan, Paul W. 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Feb. 20–26, 2009 orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ The Buzz Proposed bills offer tax relief News, talk and speculation Annual property assessment Blood money caps would drop to 5 percent Only people who donate to Florida’s Blood Centers every 112 BY ANJALI FLUKER days, known as “automated donors,” now will be Augie Byllott, like eligible for Club Red other Central Florida and its gift cards. landlords, is caught in Whole blood do- a cash quandary. He nors will be out of has had to charge low- the club and won’t C<>@JC8K@M< er rents due to market get the freebies. 9LJ@E

Area airports are lining up infrastructure projects they believe will be eligible for some of the $2 billion in just- approved federal stimulus money ear- marked for aviation. About $550 million will be handed out within the next four months. Although local airport executives doubt they’ll get all $200 million worth of their shovel-ready projects funded, they said they’ll start chipping away with the money they do get. Under the stimulus package, the Jim Carchidi Federal Aviation Administration will Regional airports have $200 million have an extra $1.1 billion to dispense worth of projects vying for federal funds. WHO BUILT A BUSINESS RUN BY THEIR CHILDREN TODAY. this year in its Airport Improvement Program, said Airports Council Inter- for checkpoint security and baggage Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. We’ll national-North America, which repre- screening projects. Orlando Interna- serve as an advisor on your journey – it’s what we do sents roughly 200 airport operators. tional’s list contains a $60 million bag- That money, 50 percent of which gage system for the North Terminal, best. Our vast financial offerings make achieving your must be dispensed within 120 days (the and Orlando Sanford has a $4 million life’s goals easier. We’re your neighbor. Your bank. rest within two years), is in addition to inline airline baggage and security sys- $3.5 billion the program traditionally tem listed among its top projects. gets each year through user fees. However, some are dismissive of the Moreover, unlike the annual money, stimulus package’s aviation allotment. the new stimulus funds don’t require lo- Colorado-based aviation analyst Mi- cal matching cash. So, for example, Or- chael Boyd criticized its lack of any- lando Sanford International would save thing to increase dwindling passen- $250,000 in local matching funds if it ger traffic or improve the national air your neighbor. your bank. gets $10 million in stimulus money, said traffic control system. “You’ve got to Larry Dale, airport president and CEO. be smoking dope if you believe this is Also under the stimulus package, going to improve aviation. This is more SEASIDEBANK.COM the Transportation Security Adminis- show than go.” tration will have $1 billion to hand out [email protected] | (407) 241-2903 ® 2008, Seaside National Bank & Trust is registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Feb. 20–26, 2009 orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ Metroplan to get $44M for road projects, scrambling for more by chris kauffmann expect to get nearly $30 million directly be said for other areas,” said Metroplan Pace said he would hire up to five people from the stimulus package, and almost Executive Director Harold Barley. per project in areas such as project man- Metroplan Or- $15 million more through the local of- Metroplan’s desire to ensure no mon- agement, administration and finances. lando expects to get fice of the Florida Department of Trans- ey’s left on the table was the primary Gencor Industries Chairman E.J. at least $45 million portation. And that doesn’t include reason for developing such extensive Elliott is even more encouraged about for road and transit whatever will come down from the state priority lists. the possibilities for his Orlando firm, projects from the fed- as a result of the $1.4 billion in highway Local firms already are eyeing what which makes heavy equipment for the eral stimulus pack- and transit money Florida anticipates the transportation portion of the stimu- road-building industry. age — and possibly getting from the stimulus package. lus package might mean to them. “This has been the slowest year in much more, depend- In addition, Metroplan hopes to take ad- Clancy & Theys Construction Co. my 50-plus years in the industry, so we ing on what happens vantage if other regions falter in coming might be suited for projects in the have no doubt the stimulus will help in Tallahassee. Stimulus up with lists of ready-to-go projects that $10 million-$30 million range, said Pete our business,” Elliott said. “To build T h e r e g io n a l meet federal eligibility requirements. Pace, CEO of the firm’s Florida division, roads, they need machinery, and that’s t r a n s p o r t a t i o n Package “There’s4828v1:Layout no shortage 1 of 2/9/09 projects 1:05 in our PM ar- Pagewhich 1 has 65 workers in Orlando. If the where we come in.” planning agency ea that appear to be eligible, but that can’t firm gets some stimulus project work, [email protected] | (407) 241-2903 has lined up nearly 200 projects worth $3 billion in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties, rang- ing from the two-part $1.97 billion In- terstate 4 widening project to small resurfacing projects costing less than Clear Voice. $20,000 apiece. At this point, Metroplan executives Fast Data. Tax breaks may spur Big Savings! business investment Welcome to a new world of By KENT HOOVER performance and value! 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To say Les Simmonds wears many hats would be an understatement. Simmonds, president and CEO of Longwood-based L.G. Simmonds Real Estate Corp., also is the 2008-2009 president of the Orlando Regional Realtor Association, an associate professor at JIM CARCHIDI Valencia Community College and will Les Simmonds complete his doctorate degree in organization and management at Capella estate broker, instead of leasing. I University later this year. have a tenant, and that provides me The Jamaican native wasn’t the with additional income. most likely candidate for a real estate career, since his schooling and early Worst decision: Not selling Lucent job path was in engineering. But when Technologies stock when I had a woman he met told him, “You’d be a the chance good real estate broker,” Simmonds Most important lesson learned: By and took her advice, got his real estate li- large, people are more interested in cense, and the rest is history. themselves than in you. Personal True Confessions Age: 59 Why this profession: The possibility of Education: Associate’s degree in being my own boss applied science and mechanical technology, New York City Commu- Celebrity who irritates you the most: nity College; bachelor’s in mechani- Bill O’Reilly cal engineering and technology, Most annoying habit: I keep a sloppy Rochester Institute of Technology; home office. master of business administration, Rollins College Life motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. First job: Engineering drafting and design First choice for a new career: University professor Other jobs: Quality control inspector for Ideal Corp. in A phrase I use far too often: Can Brooklyn, N.Y.; aerospace engineer you imagine? for Lockheed Martin — then I wish more people would take more Martin Marietta Aerospace notice of: The wonderful country we Hobbies: Reading, traveling, dining live in and the men and women who and golfing put their lives in harm’s way to defend and keep her safe. Little-known fact: I was an amateur boxer when I was in Jamaica during my high school years. Et cetera Home: Longwood Fondest childhood memory: Family: Wife, Dell; two sons; one Christmas celebrations daughter; two granddaughters Most influential books: The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vin- cent Peale; Man of Steel and Velvet Business Philosophy by Aubrey Andelin Essential philosophy: Pray, work Favorite movie: Guess Who’s Coming and fight. to Dinner Yardstick of success: Realization of a Favorite restaurants: Charley’s worthwhile goal Steakhouse and Bahama Breeze Greatest obstacle: Trying to deal with Favorite vacation spot: Jamaica, the current market conditions in of course real estate Favorite room in the house: Master bedroom, because that’s Judgment Calls where I can finally relax Automobile you drive: BMW 5 Series Best decision: Purchasing an office building when I became a real — Anjali Fluker FEB. 20–26, 2009 orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ 7

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Feb. 20–26, 2009 orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ Construction to start on new $2.9 million Groveland clinic By Melanie Stawicki Azam South Lake Family Health Center, which has 22 employees, serves about Community Health Centers Inc. 6,000 patients a year — gaining about will start construction this summer 1,500 new patients just in the past year. on a $2.9 million medical and dental Stewart attributed the increase to clinic in Groveland that treats low- population growth in Lake County and income patients. the recession. Contractors’ bids on the one-story, “Certainly, there is a need, so we 13,360-square-foot South Lake Family support their efforts to expand their Health Center will be accepted until Feb. clinic.” said John Moore, chief operat- 24. The architect is Roger Allen Leibin ing officer at South Lake Hospital in 255 South Maitland Avenue, Maitland, Florida 32751 & Associates of Altamonte Springs. Clermont, which operates a clinic for T 321 202 2593 x F 407 551 1001 It will replace the existing 9,450- uninsured and underinsured residents square-foot clinic, which backs up to with volunteer medical staff. Located some wetlands at 1296 W. Broad St. The roughly eight miles from the South Lake Family Health Center, it serves about 500 patients Mascotte 1296 W. BROAD ST. and also has seen an GROVELAND, FL 34736 increase in demand. South Lake Fam- ily Health Center 19 is one of 10 Cen- tral Florida clinics West Broad Street run by Community He a lt h C ent er s, wh ic h p r ov i d e s medical, dental and Groveland 50 pharmaceutical services to more than 33 40,000 patients annually. Community Health Centers is clinic suffered hurricane-related roof part of the Primary Care Access Net- damage, as well as mold and mildew work (PCAN), a collaboration between due to water intrusion. “The facility Orange County government and health we are in now is literally falling apart,” care providers to serve local underin- said Tanya Stewart, chief financial of- sured and uninsured residents. ficer for Community Health Centers. [email protected] | (407) 241-2895 The larger new clinic will double the number of medical exam rooms from six to 12, and dental exam rooms will increase from three to six. Community Health It will be built behind the existing clinic, which will continue to operate Centers Inc. until the new one is done, and then it Line of business: Nonprofit organization will be torn down. Construction will that provides medical, dental and take roughly 15 months to complete, pharmaceutical services said Mark S. Williams, CEO of Commu- Top executive: Mark S. Williams, CEO nity Health Centers. The replacement clinic in Groveland Founded: 1972 has been in the works for four years, Locations: Apopka, Eatonville, Lake Ellenor, getting federal funding from the U.S. Leesburg, Pine Hills, Groveland, Winter Department of Agricultural Rural De- Garden and Zellwood velopment for the expansion back in Employees: 330 2006. But the permitting and federal approval processes took longer than Contact: (407) 905-8827, www.chcfl.com expected, Williams said.

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EMB1-08-11098 Feb. 20–26, 2009 orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ 11 Fannie tightening condo loan requirements metro Orlando were up RBC Wealth Management is Tougher rules make 23 percent, from 364 in it harder for Realtors, 2007 to 446 last year, said pleased to announce that the Florida Association developers to sell inventory of Realtors. But many condo build- BY ANJALI FLUKER ings had investors snap Patrick J. Buffa up multiple units during Marcus Burke isn’t making many the real estate market non-cash condo sales these days. boom, and now face sev- Has joined our Burke, a Realtor and co-founder of eral foreclosures as those Orlando office as Orlando-based Condo Metropolis LLC, investors default on pay- said condo loans are nearly impossible ments they can’t afford. to secure for potential buyers. And new, And when investors Branch Director - stricter guidelines taking effect March walk away, they stop pay- First Vice President 1 are making it even more difficult for ing condo association potential buyers to get Federal Nation- fees, said Rob Nunziata, (407) 872-7263 al Mortgage Association-backed condo president of Orlando- loans, also known as Fannie Mae. based FBC Mortgage [email protected] Fannie Mae is increasing eligibility Jim Carchidi LLC. “It’s going to make requirements for condo pre-sales from Condo Metropolis’ Marcus Burke, at the Stonebridge it more difficult for peo- 50 percent or more to 70 percent. That Reserve condo property in MetroWest, a property ple who want to purchase means condo complexes must have approved for Fannie Mae mortgages a unit.” that many units sold or under contract However, Fannie Mae before the remaining units can get ap- “The pre-sale requirement is intended has added at least one provals for Fannie Mae-backed loans. to ensure a project is well-managed and provision that makes it easier to sell Fannie Mae also is requiring that no able to sustain itself financially at times units: Empty units previously were 420 S Orange Avenue, Suite 220 more than 15 percent of a project’s units when there are a larger number of con- considered “non-owner occupied” and, Orlando, FL 32801 be 30 days or more past due on condo as- do fee delinquencies,” said Amy Bonita- thereby, threw off ratios for loan eligi- sociation fees. tibus, Fannie Mae spokeswoman. bility, which required a certain number The new restrictions make it nearly The changes also will protect buyers of units to be occupied by owners rath- impossible for Realtors, developers or from unanticipated financial hardships er than renters. But empty units are owners of condo conversion projects to such as special assessments or substan- no longer in that category as of about sell units. “You can’t meet all those guide- tial condo fee increases, she said. a month ago, Burke said. “That’s a rule lines, so I’m dealing pretty much only The new rules could chill Central change for the better.” with cash buyers on condos,” said Burke. Florida condo sales at a time when [email protected] | (407) 241-2910 © 2009 RBC Wealth Management, a division But the new rules are designed to the market was just starting to warm Reporter Lisa Schoolcraft with sister publication of RBC Capital Markets Corporation, protect both buyers and condo projects. up. Fourth-quarter condo resales in Atlanta Business Chronicle contributed to this story. Member NYSE/FINRA/SIPC.

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www.orlandobusinessjournal.com/subscriber Expires: 2/26/09 12 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com FEB. 20–26, 2009 Feb. 20–26, 2009 orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ 13 Hotel operator files for Ch. 11, faces $10.8M in unpaid debt By Richard Bilbao comparison, next-door neighbor and with approximately $1.5 million in Macfarlane Ferguson & McMullen PA, competitor La Quinta Orlando Airport cosmetic renovations. which represents Intervest. Efficient Engineers Inc., owner of Or- West has a 52 percent occupancy level. In addition, the hotel plans to team The second foreclosure suit was filed lando International Airport Hotel Inc. The reason for the bankruptcy filing, up with Dallas, Texas-based Pegasus by Warren H. Stumes, a secured credi- at 3835 McCoy Road in Orlando, filed according to court documents: Two of Ef- Solutions Inc.’s Utell hotel booking pro- tor in the case, for $175,000. According for voluntary Chapter 11 reorganiza- ficient Engineers’ creditors were in the gram to help increase both domestic to court records, the amount is part of a tion on Feb. 9. process of foreclosing on the property. and foreign traffic to the hotel, he said. judgment lien filed in April 2007. Chapter 11 bankruptcy allows a com- The downturn of the economy and The program is expected to go live at Intervest National Bank is the larg- pany to restructure its operations and the freezing of the credit market are the hotel on Feb. 26. est secured creditor in the case and is debt while remaining in business. the two main reasons the property is One of the foreclosure suits was filed owed $7.56 million. The largest unse- Efficient Engineers, which has 20 em- in trouble, said Gary F. Labrozzi, chief Sept. 25 by New York-based Intervest cured creditor is Udaysinh Parmar, ployees, owes $10.8 million to 32 credi- financial officer for Efficient Engineer- National Bank, the primary mortgage who is owed $960,000. tors and has assets of $23.3 million, ac- ing and owner of the hotel. holder, because Efficient Engineers A creditors’ meeting is scheduled for cording to its bankruptcy filing. He said the reorganization will failed to make payments, said Joshua March 2. The hotel was bought by Efficient give the hotel time to refurbish itself Magidson, attorney at Tampa-based [email protected] | (407) 241-2888 Engineers in 2006 for $7.5 million from Superior Hotels Inc., according to the Orange County Property Appraiser. The 300-room Orlando International Airport Hotel, which is undergoing both interior and exterior cosmetic renovations and is about 1.5 miles from Orlando International Airport, has a 30 percent occupancy rate, said Xiomara Rodriguez, hotel general manager. In

In brief Case number: 6:09-BK-01207-ABB

Description: Chapter 11 bankruptcy

Date filed: Feb. 2

Judge: Arthur B. Briskman

Estimated debt: $10.8 million

Estimated assets: $23.3 million

Court venue: U.S. Bankruptcy Court Middle District of Florida

Next step: March 2 creditors’ meeting

Home hunters put Orlando in top 10 Orlando notched the third spot among the most searched cities by users of ZipRealty Inc. seeking a new home, according to a fourth-quarter report. ZipRealty tracked data from 5,400 cities in 31 markets to identify the most searched cities by its users. Only Phoe- nix and Scottsdale were ahead of Orlan- do in the top 10 list. Filling out the rest of the top 10 were Las Vegas, Atlanta, Houston, Irvine and Fort Lauderdale. The report also rated how sales prices compared with original list prices for several ZIP codes in the Orlando market. Homes in Orlando’s 32824 ZIP code, which is southwest of Orlando Interna- tional Airport, fared the best, selling at 97.28 percent of the listing prices. Homes in the 34769 ZIP code in St. Cloud sold at 97.25 percent of the listing price, while homes in Orlando’s 32829 ZIP code in the Lake Nona area sold at 97.22 percent of the listing prices. — Anjali Fluker 14 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com Feb. 20–26, 2009 Aviation firms fighting mad over corporate aircraft criticism by chris kauffmann CEO of the National Business Aviation Association, said the biggest problem The business aviation industry, al- with the congressional criticism was ready reeling from the recession, now that companies did nothing to defend is crying foul over recent high-profile the use of the aircraft as a necessary congressional attacks on the use of cor- tool to help operate more efficiently. porate aircraft — attacks they say are Attorney Fred Leonhardt, director of making a bad situation worse. Orlando law firm GrayRobinson, agrees “Our industry has taken an absolute that private aircraft not only save time beating in the media, from Congress and money, but also are the best way for and the president,” said Kim Showal- him to stay connected with his firm’s 10 ter, president of Showalter Flying Ser- Florida offices. vice, which provides fuel, maintenance, Leonhardt and eight other inves- detailing, hangar space and other ser- tors own two four-seat Cirrus aircraft, vices for private airplanes at Orlando which they primarily use for business. Executive Airport. “It certainly doesn’t “It’s an essential tool for people to move help when we’re portrayed as part of around Florida. We flew up to Talla- the evil empire.” hassee [Feb. 16] at our convenience and The scrutiny over business aviation Jim Carchidi got there at 10:30 a.m. If we had flown started when the heads of the three “Our industry has taken an absolute beating,” says Showalter Flying Service’s commercial, we would have had to go major American auto makers flew to Kim Showalter. through Atlanta, and it would have tak- Washington, D.C., in corporate jets to en most of the day.” ask for bailout money in November. It per gallon. However, when fuel fell to the end of 2008, and cut its expenditures Now, the aviation industry has be- continued in January when bailout re- $4.67 a gallon, customers didn’t return in anticipation of a 25 percent decline gun to push back against the nega- cipient Citigroup came under intense as expected — the company sold only this year. It sold nearly 2.2 million gal- tive publicity. For example, Cessna, criticism for its now-canceled plans to 111,000 gallons in January, or 44 per- lons last year, and a 25 percent hit would which has laid off 4,600 employees buy a $50 million corporate jet. cent less than the 198,000 gallons it sold bring sales down to about 1.64 million since December, has embarked on an “Congress has decided any business in January 2006. gallons. To offset that, the airport won’t ad campaign touting the benefits of jet is bad, and it started with those idi- That’s something Showalter partly replace a $40,000 tractor on its equip- corporate aviation. ots from the car companies,” said Colo- attributes to the bad name business ment replacement list this year. Meanwhile, Bolen pushed the same rado-based aviation analyst Michael aviation has gotten recently. Meanwhile, Showalter has taken theme recently in testimony before Boyd. “Now it’s politically incorrect to “It’s not good when there is a lot of even more extensive measures: freez- Congress. The campaign has had some have them, so some companies will get negative perception out there,” said ing open positions, reducing operating positive effect, he added, as Congress rid of them.” Terry Lloyd, director of aviation for hours and staff hours, among other has decided against a provision that It’s proven to be a one-two punch Kissimmee Gateway Airport. things. The firm’s 30 employees also would have required firms receiving for Showalter, whose business already In fact, Kissimmee Gateway — which decided to launder their own uniforms, bailout money to divest themselves of was hurt by the run-up in aviation fuel aggressively targets corporate aviation rather than have a service do it. corporate aircraft. prices last summer to as much as $7.02 — saw its fuel sales drop 5 percent by Boyd and Ed Bolen, president and [email protected] | (407) 241-2903 FEB. 20–26, 2009 Architects, Construction & Engineers OBJ 15* What’s hot

Chasing schools: Zyscov- ich Architects opened a new Orlando office on Orange Avenue in January in anticipation of more school-related work. The Miami- based firm will handle land-use and jupiterimages corp. education projects from here.

Outdoor malls: The Sembler Co. got top retail design honors from Chain Store Age for its Winter Garden Village at Fowler Groves lifestyle center — a 1.2 million-square-foot project it sold for $180.4 million in October. What’s not

Male domi- ©sharon day nation: The istockphoto.com green movement in civil engineering now has strong female leadership. The speak- ers for the Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions’ annual Environ- mental Conference session on elements of green site planning and construction were two women: Sandra Brock, chief engineer at Nitsch Engineer- ing, and Francesca Maltese, development manager for The O’Connell Development Group.

Commercial growth: Despite a small increase in monthly billings — an economic indicator of construction activity — the worst is not yet over, said the American Institute of Architects. The Institute reported record lows between JIM CARCHIDI October and November, and Michael LeBoeuf of DLR Group believes the $43 million refurbishment of downtown Orlando’s George C. Young U.S. although numbers grew slightly Courthouse & Federal Building will get funding from the federal economic stimulus package. in December, they were still well below the previous year. Browsing Queuing up for cash www.greatbuildings.com Local firms ready to vie for stimulus money targeting infrastructure projects What’s there: This site features BY ANJALI FLUKER a collection of building photos, entral Florida architects, Local needs are a combined $814 million, as previously firms, historical engineers and contractors immense. reported by Orlando Business Journal. references and want a piece of the infra- For example, Lake, Statewide, there could be more than articles targeted to structure and public works O r a n ge, O s c e ol a $100 billion worth of improvements the architecture industry projects slated for funding and Seminole coun- needed in sewer lines, power lines worldwide. by President Barack Obama’s ties plan to seek and road work, said Dan Burden, $787 billion economic stimu- $1.7 billion worth principal and senior urban designer Inside lus package. of federal stimulus with architecture and engineering Even though less money will be dedicat- money for projects, firm Glatting Jackson Kercher Ang- THE LIST(S) 16, 20 ed to infrastructure than previously ex- Stimulus and Orlando, Win- lin Inc.’s Orlando office. data dock 17 pected — about $130 billion for such proj- ter Garden, Sanford, Burden has been working with Q&A: DEBRA LUPTON 18 ects, said Dallas-based HKS Inc. — that’s Package Kissimmee and Win- TRENDS 19 not stopping area firms from gearing up. ter Springs will seek FUNDING | 17 16 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com FEB. 20–26, 2009

Central Florida’s* largest architectural firms Ranked by gross billings for 2008; ties broken by companywide billings Denise Hicks Publish date: Feb. 20, 2009 Research Director Rank Managing principal Percentage breakdown: [email protected] 2009 Architectural firm Telephone Gross billings commercial/residential 2008 Address Architectural specialties Companywide billings Number of active projects 1 HKS Architects Inc. Matthew T. Clear $31.8 million Commercial: 100% (407) 241-2893 225 E. Robinson St., Suite 405 (407) 648-9956 $420 million 24 3 Orlando 32801 Corporate/commercial, hospitality, health care, sports, entertainment, education and government 2 Interplan LLC David Boyce $27.8 million Commercial: 100% 933 Lee Road (407) 645-5008 $29.8 million 875 2 Orlando 32810 National and regional development programs in the restaurant, retail, hospitiality and commercial industries 3 Helman Hurley Charvat Peacock/Architects Michael K. Chatham $25 million Commercial: 95%; Residential: 5% 222Inc. W. Maitland Blvd. (407) 644-2656 $25 million 146 1 Maitland 32751 Hotels, resorts, timeshares, entertainment, mixed-use, health care, government, construction litigation, education 4 Morris Architects Gerald B. Koi $24.6 million Commercial: 100% 622 E. Washington St., Suite 500 (407) 839-0414 $42.4 million 178 5 Orlando 32801 Hospitality, entertainment, planning 5 HuntonBrady Architects Chuck Cole $22.3 million Commercial: 100% 800 N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 600 (407) 839-0886 $22.3 million 437 6 Orlando 32803 Health care, commercial, education, interior design, laboratories, medical office buildings 6 Architects Design Group Inc. I.S.K Reeves V $20.2 million Governmental: 98% 333 N. Knowles Ave. (407) 647-1706 $20.2 million 65 7 Winter Park 32789 Law enforcement, public safety, fire rescue, communications, emergency operations centers, public works, municipal 7 Baker Barrios Architects Carlos Barrios $19.5 million Commercial: 100% 189 S. Orange Ave., Suite 1700 (407) 926-3000 $19.5 million 65 4 Orlando 32801 Commercial mixed-use, education, hospitality, corporate, retail and health care 8 SchenkelShultz J. Thomas Chandler $17.5 million Commercial: 100% 200 E. Robinson St., Suite 300 (407) 872-3322 $37.3 million 70 10 Orlando 32801 Education, aviation, justice and commercial 9 VOA Associates Inc. Jonathan F. Douglas $16.6 million Commercial: 100% 4776 New Broad St., Suite 200 (407) 425-2500 $51.6 million 50 11 Orlando 32814 Hospitality, commercial, health care, government, interior design 10 C.T. Hsu & Associates PA C.T. Hsu $12 million Commercial: 100% 820 Irma Ave. (407) 423-0098 $12 million 18 17 Orlando 32803 Education, government, transportation, recreation, mixed-use, commercial FILE PHOTO David Boyce, Interplan LLC 11 Forum Architecture & Interior Design Inc. R. Norman Stoehr $7.1 million Commercial: 20%; Residential: 80% 745 Orienta Ave., Suite 1121 (407) 830-1400 $7.1 million 50 16 Altamonte Springs 32701 Multifamily, clubhouses, resort hotels, restaurants 12 PBS&J Architecture Frances H. Boettcher $6.9 million Commercial: 100% 482 S. Keller Road (407) 647-7275 $28 million 10 23 Orlando 32810 Entertainment, hospitality, corporate, education, government FAST FACTS 13 The Scott Partnership Architecture/Interiors Ray Scott $6.9 million Commercial: 75%; Residential: 25% 423 S. Keller Road, Suite 200 (407) 660-2766 $6.9 million 115 8 Orlando 32810 Mixed-use, retail, senior living, multifamily $200 million: The total cost of 14 RLF Steven M. Hingtgen $6.1 million Institutional: 100% research laboratory space in Florida 145 Lincoln Ave. (407) 647-1039 $6.1 million 54 designed by HuntonBrady Architects 9 Winter Park 32789 Health care, Department of Defense, Veteran’s Affairs, assisted living/elderly care, education, cultural, religious, museums 15 Fugleberg Koch Architects Inc. James E. Kelley Jr. $6 million Commercial: 45%; Residential: 55% 2555 Temple Trail (407) 629-0595 $6 million 47 2010: The year Universal Orlando’s 14 Winter Park 32789 Multifamily, hospitality, mixed-use Islands of Adventure’s “theme park 16 The Evans Group Donald F. Evans $6 million Commercial: 75%; Residential: 25% within a theme park,” The Wizarding 1001 N. Orange Ave. (407) 650-8770 $6 million 100 13 World of Harry Potter, is scheduled Orlando 32801 Themed and specialty commercial, multifamily, residential, clubhouses to open. The park was created by the 17 DLR Group Michael E. LeBoeuf $5.3 million Commercial: 85%; government: 15% 100 E. Pine St., Suite 404 (407) 648-1331 $112 million 9 architectural design firm PBS&J. 26 Orlando 32801 Corporate, higher education, justice and K-12 education 18 Bentley Architects & Engineers Inc. William C. Bentley $4.7 million Commercial: 100% 25: The number of years in business 665 W. Warren Ave. (407) 331-6116 $4.7 million 17 NR celebrated by the architectural design Longwood 32750 Government, transportation, and commercial design 19 MRI Architectural Group Inc. Peter M. Ikegami $4.6 million Commercial: 100% firms of C.T. Hsu & Associates and The 320 E. South St., Suite 150 (407) 245-3660 $4.6 million 10 Powell Design Group. PDG celebrated 19 Orlando 32801 Complete architectural and interior design services the one-year anniversary of its third 20 Charlan Brock & Associates Inc. Charles Charlan/Gary F. Brock $4.4 million Commercial: 31%; Residential: 69% location in Fort Pierce in 2008. 1770 Fennell St. (407) 660-8900 $4.4 million 72 15 Maitland 32751 Mixed-use apartments resort, town centers, clubhouses, student housing, assisted living 21 Rhodes & Brito Architects Ruffin Rhodes $4.3 million Commercial: 98%, Residential: 2% 9th: The world ranking for HKS 601 N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 100 (407) 648-7288 $4.3 million 10 Architects Inc., according to BD World 20 Orlando 32801 Education, aviation, commercial, civic Architecture’s Top 100 January 2008 22 Starmer Ranaldi Planning & Architecture Inc. Joseph A. Ranaldi $4.1 million Commercial: 100% edition. The firm is committed to the 820 W. Broadway St., Suite 3000 (407) 977-1080 $4.1 million 26 21 Oviedo 32765 K-12 schools, colleges, universities, municipal, public safety and commercial commissions 2030 Challenge, which calls upon the 23 Slocum Platts Architects Randall J. Slocum $3 million Commercial: 80%; Residential: 20% global building community to design 1245 W. Fairbanks Ave., Suite 400 (407) 645-3019 $3 million 42 and build carbon-neutral buildings 22 Winter Park 32789 Residential, multifamily, hospitality, commercial and religious facilities by 2030. HKS has more than 240 24 McCree General Contractors & Architects Richard McCree Jr. $2.1 million Commercial: 95%; Residential; 5% 500 E. Princeton St., (407) 898-4821 $45 million 37 LEED-accredited professionals NR Orlando 32803 Design/build, feasibility planning, office, health care, industrial, religious, educational, government, recreational, retail (www.hksinc.com). 25 Powell Design Group Inc. George L. Powell $1.8 million Commercial: 100% 303 E. Par St. (407) 622-6882 $3 million 15 24 Orlando 32804 Hospitality, multifamily, entertainment, commercial, education 26 R. Miller Architecture Inc. Robert Miller $1.8 million Commercial: 95%, Residential: 5% 1201 Fairview Ave. (407) 539-2412 $1.8 million 20 NR Winter Park 32789 Architecture, interior design, planning and landcape architecture Notes: *Lake, Seminole, Osceola and Orange counties only. Not all architectural firms responded to this survey. Research Director Denise Hicks | (407) 241-2893 | [email protected] FEB. 20–26, 2009 ARCHITECTS, CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERS orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ 17 Local experts believe experienced firms have better shot at landing public jobs Data dock The project includes four bankruptcy courtrooms, support space Getting by with less FUNDING for the clerk of the court and judges’ Florida had 14 percent less money to pay for From Page 15 chambers, U.S. Attorney’s offices and things such as bridges, rails and resurfacing a new entrance on the west side of in scal 2007-2008, compared with the the building, said LeBoeuf, one of 16 previous year, and 11 percent less for total groups such as the U.S. Conference architects in the GSA’s design excel- infrastructure expenditures during that same of Mayors, the International City lence program. time period. Below is a breakdown of the Managers Association, the Nation- “I’m more confident projects at the Florida Department of Transportation’s al Association of Counties and the GSA level and social programs will infrastructure expenditures: National League of Cities to ensure [receive] funding,” rather than local or Central Florida has a state-level projects, LeBoeuf said. voice in seeking stimu- Meanwhile, there could be some re- lus project funds. sidual benefits for local Those groups are gath- projects, said Michael ering a list of “shovel- Holbrook, director of ready projects,” which planning for Bowyer-Sin- can create jobs, and need gleton & Associates Inc. only funding to get start- in Orlando. “The thing ed. “We want to take care everybody is trying to of failing infrastructure Burden figure out is if certain first.” Burden said. projects get funded, will Holbrook At least one that make room for other local project ap- projects,” to get local or Program areas 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 pears lined up for ‘We want state funding, he said. funding: the $43 Bowyer-Singleton is compiling a Bridges, rails, resurfacing $3.6B $4.1B $4.4B $5B $4.3B million renovation to take care wish list of local road projects Cen- Planning, engineering, of the George C. tral Florida agencies would like to see inspections $1.1B $ 1.2B $1.2B $1.3B $1.2B Young U.S. Court- of failing completed if federal dollars come this Operations/maintenance house & Federal way, Holbrook said. of tolls, turnpikes, tra c Building in down- infrastructure Meanwhile, firms that already have engineering $647.4M $658.5M $696.9M $834.4M $852.1M town Orlando. solid relationships with the govern- The U.S. Gen- first. ment agencies that will dole out the Administration $148.7M $155.2M $140.9M $152.0M $153.6M e r a l S e r v i c e s work when funding is secured are Total expenditures $5.6B $6.3B $6.6B $7.5B $6.7B Administration more likely to get a piece of the federal Source: Florida Department of Transportation Photo: Jim Carchidi ( G S A ) , w h i c h Dan Burden, pie, said William Owen, president and oversees federal Glatting Jackson CEO of Real Estate Research Consul- bu i ld i n g s , h a s Kercher Anglin Inc. tants Inc. in Orlando. “A lot of firms in named the refur- Central Florida would like to get hold bishment of the six-story building at of some infrastructure money. If they 80 N. Hughey Ave. among six to eight haven’t already positioned themselves federal projects in the Southeast need- to work with local or state govern- ing funding, said Michael LeBoeuf, ments, it’s probably too late to get in president of design firm DLR Group’s on the action now.” Florida division in Orlando. [email protected] | (407) 241-2910

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Growing up an Army brat, Debra Lupton had a nomadic childhood that Newsmakers involved moving every few years, including a stint in Japan. So as an adult, she wanted a profes- Nemours Children’s Hospital. sion that would allow her to create a Your secret to success: Perseverance permanent sense of place. In addition, Major plans for your firm: In spite she was fascinated by how buildings are of the recession, we have ongoing activ- Fantasy career: R&B diva designed and constructed. That’s why ity in investigating opportunities to ac- she decided to become an architect. quire firms that would complement our Something you’ve always wanted Lupton, 53, joined Orlando-based geographic and market presence. to learn to do: Perform as an auction- TLC Engineering for Architecture in eer — and I did 1993 as director of marketing, and in Your very first job: I taught ball- 2004, became CEO. room and swing dancing to middle Something you’re good at: Public Under her leadership, the firm school kids, earning minimum wage in speaking and articulating ideas achieved $54.7 million in revenue last 1971 ($1.60 an hour). Debra Lupton year with 350 employees in 10 offices in Favorite weekend activities: Din- Title: CEO, TLC Engineering for Architecture Florida, Tennessee and Texas. Founded Favorite part of the job: Visiting ner out with friends; movies or the the- in 1955, TLC Engineering specializes all my offices gives me the chance to ater; traveling Age: 53 in designing buildings for the health talk to all the staff and hear what’s go- Birthplace: Quantico, Va. care, multifamily residential, educa- ing on in their part of TLC. Favorite getaways: The beach, tion, aviation and judicial industries, camping, snow skiing Education: Bachelor’s and master’s degrees doing work in 41 states and abroad. Advice for others in your field: in architecture, University of Florida Some of the major projects it has Keep your sense of humor and focus on What keeps you awake at night: Family: Son: Alexander, 19 worked on include: Florida Hospital forward movement. At this time, I am constantly thinking Orlando’s $170.2 million Ginsburg Tow- about the balance of how to minimize Reading right now: The Snowball: War- er and emergency department; the $142 Biggest career challenge: 2008- the negative effects of the economy on ren Buffett and the Business of Life by Alice million 55 West condo tower on Church 2009 recession our employees while sustaining the Schroeder Street; and Orlando Utility Commis- company for the long haul. Favorite music: Classic R & B sion’s new $42 million headquarters in Best business lesson learned: Al- downtown Orlando. ways help others and take the high road. How you deal with disappoint- Hobbies: Traveling, camping, reading, gar- Upcoming projects include: the ment: Know that you can’t dwell on set- dening, weight training, family activities $1.2 billion Central Florida commuter Greatest accomplishment: Balancing backs for very long — take it for what Motto: When in doubt, do it. rail system; the $220 million Dr. Phil- dual roles as a mom (my son is now in the it is and either use that information to lips Orlando Performing Arts Center; architecture program at Valencia Com- continue moving toward a successful the $145 million Citrus Bowl stadi- munity College) and as a leader in busi- outcome or get over it and move on to um renovation; and the $200 million ness and my professional associations the next opportunity. [email protected] | (407) 241-2892 FEB. 20–26, 2009 architects, construction & engineers orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ 19

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“Several in Central Florida that David Reser, are comprehensive modernizations president, of existing schools, where some of Infrastructure Engineers Inc: the buildings date back to the 1930s. “One is Oviedo High School, a “ T h e P oi n c i a n a 400,000-square-foot renovation. It Boulevard widening will include a new two-story class- from two lanes to four room building, cafeteria, indoor and lanes, with the ability outdoor dining areas, and new physi- to go to six lanes in the cal education facilities, including a future. We’re work- competition gym with ing on three miles of Reser seating for 1,700 people. ORLANDO BUSINESS JOURNAL’S SpRINg 2008 roadway. Poinciana is The project also in- a big community, and cludes a major upgrade this will allow people easier access to the performing arts to U.S. Highway 192, Disney and and applied technology Osceola County.” facilities, as well as vo- cational labs. Deloy “BRPH began design Lynn D. Gibson, on this project in 2005 director of construction, engineering and it is scheduled for completion in and inspection services, the spring of 2009. The construction GAI Consultants Inc: budget is $60 million. “St. Cloud High School is another “We’re providing major renovation project, which inspection services on will include a three-story classroom the city of Orlando’s building, a two-story classroom heavily traveled Nar- building, a new performing arts coossee Road project center, a new gym and new indoor from the Beach Line to and outdoor dining facilities. Bud- Lee Vista Boulevard. geted at $50 million, BRPH began The contractor, John Gibson design last August and it will be Carlo Inc., is doing a constructed in 2013.” great job of handling traffic safely [email protected] | (407) 649-8470 20 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com FEB. 20–26, 2009 Central Florida’s* largest engineering firms Ranked by 2008 C. Fla.* engineering billings; ties broken by companywide billings for 2008 Denise Hicks Publish date: Feb. 20, 2009

Research Director Rank Top local executive No. licensed 2009 Engineering firm Telephone 2008 engineering engineers/C. Fla.* staff [email protected] 2008 Address Specialization billings/companywide Locations Top projects for 2008 PBS&J Robert J. Paulsen $80 million 119/406 General consultant for Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise (407) 241-2893 1 482 S. Keller Road (407) 803-4333 $617.9 million 2 1 Orlando 32810 Program management, transportation, civil, architecture, water, planning, landscape architecture, science, construction Dyer, Riddle, Mills & Precourt Inc. Wayne D. Chalifoux $35 million 47/228 S.R. 417 widening from S.R. 528 to Curry Ford Road for 2 941 Lake Baldwin Lane (407) 896-0594 $53 million 15 Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority 2 Orlando 32814 Transportation, land development, surveying/mapping, structures, water resources, ecological services, construction engineering/inspection CH2M Hill Francois D. Menard/Bob Bailey $33.2 million 51/109 Seminole County environmental services program, Wekiva 3 225 E. Robinson St., Suite 505 (407) 423-0030 $6 billion DND Parkway & E study 3 Orlando 32801 Program/construction management, design in transportation, water, energy, environmental, industrial Aecom Technology Corp. Frank Gorry $29.1 million 67/189 Central Florida commuter rail transit project 4 320 E. South St. (407) 425-1100 $5.2 billion 3 NR Orlando 32801 Transportation, water, facilities and environmental engineering Ardaman & Associates Anwar E.Z. Wissa $26.5 million 72/154 SeaWorld’s Manta rollercoaster, Interstate- ultimate section 5 8008 S. Orange Ave. (407) 855-3860 $59.8 million 16 9 Orlando 32809 Geotechnical, environmental sciences, water resources, materials testing and facilities engineering X-nth William Beckman $25.9 million 27/184 Qatar petroleum complex, Doha, Qatar 6 2601 Westhall Lane (407) 660-0088 $61.7 million 8 5 Maitland 32751 Entertainment/gaming/hospitality, health care, science/mission critical (24/7 uptime operations), mechanical, electrical, plumbing, planning CPH Engineers Inc. David Gierach/Karam Khosravani $24 million 27/151 Sanford South water resource center gasification system 7 500 W. Fulton St. (407) 322-6841 $43.5 million 15 6 Sanford 32772 Engineering, planning, landscape architecture, environmental, surveying, construction management, design/build Bowyer-Singleton & Associates Inc. Raymond R. Bradick $23.8 million 31/135 Kissimmee Park Road/Florida’s Turnpike interchange in 8 520 S. Magnolia Ave. (407) 843-5120 $25.2 million 7 Osceola County 7 Orlando 32801 Transportation, land development planning/design, surveying/mapping, environmental services, GIS URS Corp. Stephen Noppinger $22.7 million 35/107 Interstate 4/State Road 408 interchange design 9 315 E. Robinson St., Suite 245 (407) 422-0353 $3 billion 361 8 Orlando 32801 Civil engineering, planning, traffic studies, environmental, evaluation, water resources, architecture, survey, construction 10 TLC Engineering for Architecture Debra A. Lupton $20.2 million 97/135 Dr. P. Phillips Orlando Performing Arts Center FILE PHOTO 255 S. Orange Ave., Suite 1600 (407) 841-9050 $54 million 10 Robert Paulsen, PBS&J 10 Orlando 32801 Structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing/fire protection, voice/data distribution, security system, sustainable design/LEED consulting Professional Service Industries Inc. (PSI) John Pulsifer $20 million 15/150 Peabody Hotel expansion 11 1748 33rd St. (407) 304-5560 $225.5 million 125 NR Orlando 32839 Geotechnical engineering, environmental consulting, construction materials/inspection, roofing inspection, building envelope Nodarse & Associates Inc. Leila Jammal Nodarse $13.7 million 26/111 Orlando event center, UCF’s College of Medicine at Lake 12 1675 Lee Road (407) 740-6110 $23.9 million 9 Nona, Great Orlando Wheel 18 Winter Park 32789 Geotechnical engineering, construction materials testing, threshold inspection, environmental, drilling FAST FACTS HDR Inc. Steve Keyes $13.2 million 24/79 State Road 408 widening, OUC Project Renew, FDOT 13 315 E. Robinson St., Suite 400 (407) 420-4200 $975 million 165 planning/public transportation support NR Orlando 32801 Transportation, water/wastewater, water resources, solid waste, construction management, security operations 7,700: Number of professionals Universal Engineering Sciences Sy Israel $12.4 million 32/150 Orlando event center employed throughout the 165 14 3532 Maggie Blvd. (407) 423-0504 $48.8 million 19 worldwide locations of HDR Inc. The 11 Orlando 32811 Geotechnical engineering, construction materials testing, building inspection, environmental sciences design firm ranked No. 16 among MSCW Inc. Stephen R. Miller $12 million 21/72 Innovation Place 15 4750 New Broad St. (407) 422-3330 DND 1 Engineering News-Record’s 2008 Top 500 13 Orlando 32814 Community planning/design, transportation planning and engineering, landscape architecture, environmental services Design Firms. Also among the Top 20 16 Tetra Tech Mark A. Rynning $11 million 628/80 DND honorees are: URS, Aecom Technology 201 E. Pine St., Suite 1000 (407) 839-3955 $2.1 billion 275 Corp., CH2M Hill and Tetra Tech (www. NR Orlando 32801 Water, energy, environmental, transportation enr.construction.com). Professional Engineering Consultants Inc. Kenneth R. Hooper $11 million 14/71 County Road 486/County Road 491-Citrus County 17 200 E. Robinson St., Suite 1560 (407) 422-8062 $11 million 3 14 Orlando 32801 Civil engineering, planning and survey 40%: The percentage of stock owned 18 Mactec Engineering and Consulting Inc. Brian J. DuChene $10 million 374/61 Southwest Florida Water Management District NAVD88 by Bowyer-Singleton’s Employee Stock 4150 N. John Young Parkway (407) 522-7570 $650 million 90 vertical control survey Ownership Plan (ESOP). In a survey of 15 Orlando 32804 Engineering and design, environmental and construction more than 600 companies with ESOPs VHB/Vanasse Hangen Brustlin Inc. John Jennings $8.3 million 12/50 Poinciana Parkway and ChampionsGate, Central Florida 19 225 E. Robinson St. (407) 839-4006 $146.9 million 2 Commuter Rail’s rail design and environmental performed by the law firm of Reish 20 Orlando 32801 Transportation planning, land planning, environmental permitting, hospitality, retail, colleges and civil engineering and survey and Luftman, 93% reported reduced 20 Lochrane Engineering Inc. Thomas G. Lochrane $8 million 9/63 Innovation Way interchange Phase II development absenteeism among employees, 86% 201 S. Bumby Ave. (407)Robert 896-3317 J. Lochrane $8 million 2 indicated a drop in turnover, and 79% 19 Orlando 32803 Land development highway design, survey services, subsurface utility exploration, utility coordination Avcon Inc. Sandeep Singh $7.4 million 17/36 Markham Woods Road widening for Seminole County, noted an increase in morale. There 21 5555 E. Michigan St., Suite 200 (407) 599-1122 $9.4 million 4 Orlando Sanford Airport runaway 9L-27R rehabilitation are more than 10,000 companies 23 Orlando 32822 Airport engineering, transportation engineering and land development nationwide that have ESOPs (www. Reynolds, Smith and Hills Inc. Jesse Forst $7.2 million 13/55 Mainland High School-Daytona Beach, widening of Interstate 22 bsacorporate.com). 1000 Legion Place, Suite 800 (407) 893-5800 $141 million 2 95 in Volusia County 17 Orlando 32801 Facilities and infrastructure consulting in aerospace/defense, transportation, public infrastructure, construction engineering/inspection GAI Consultants Inc. Richard A. Cima $6.2 million 20/90 Orlando event center, streetscape, Orlando Health expansion 52 million: The total hospitality 23 301 E. Pine St., Suite 1020 (407) 423-8398 $68 million 9 square feet designed in 2007 by 16 Orlando 32801 Transportation, civil and environmental engineering, planning, surveying and landscape architecture Maitland-based X-nth. According to 24 Andreyev Engineering Inc. Nicolas E. Andreyev $5.9 million 13/30 Sinkhole investigations Hospitality Construction Magazine, X-nth 4055 St. Johns Parkway (407) 330-7763 $5.9 million 4 NR Sanford 32771 Groundwater, sinkholes, contamination, saltwater intrusion, aquifer ranked No. 1 in hospitality project Geotechnical/Environmental Consultants Inc. Gary L. Kuhns $5.7 million 16/DND DND square feet (www.x-nth.com). 25 919 Lake Baldwin Lane (407) 898-1818 $5.8 million 1 24 Orlando 32814 Geotechnical engineering, contamination assessment and remediation, construction materials testing, geophysical exploration

Notes: *Lake, Seminole, Osceola and Orange counties only. Not all engineering firms responded to this survey. Research Director Denise Hicks | (407) 241-2893 | [email protected] FEB. 20–26, 2009 architects, construction & engineers orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ 21 How to choose an engineering firm By Tammy Worth is the firm’s qualifications, Schwartz Be A Motivator said. These include experience and Having a good rapport is important prior projects. Whatever the nature of when it comes to choosing an engineer- the client’s project — public or private, ing firm. office building or manufacturing plant “You are working to achieve a vision — the engineering firm should have ex- together, so it’s important that the par- perience in that specific area. ties are comfortable with each other Depending on the scale of the project, well,” said Arthur Schwartz, deputy learn what kind of in-house capabilities executive director and general counsel a firm has, as well. for the National Society of Professional For small projects, much of the work Engineers. can be done internally. For more so- For a project to succeed, he said, firms phisticated or specialized construc- must communicate openly with clients, tion, a client should make sure the and clients should be able to express engineering firm has the capacity to what they want for the project. complete the job. This may include in- When choosing an engineering firm, house mechanical, electrical, structur- business owners also should do their al or geotechnical engineers. If a firm homework on candidates for a project. doesn’t have in-house specialists, a cli- The first step can be checking out ent should make sure proper outside publications such as Engineering News contractors will help on the project. Record, a magazine published by The A client also should ensure an engi- McGraw-Hill Cos. that lists top design neering firm has professional liability firms in various regions of the country. insurance. Potential clients should find Associations such as the National out the firm’s carrier, its insurance Society of Professional Engineers also and deductible limits, its exclusions have lists on their Web sites with de- and whether the policy faces any cur- tailed information about and qualifica- rent claims. tions of member engineering firms, “Policy limits are aggregated,” Visiting the firm’s office is another Schwartz said. “If there is a $1 million The Leadership Pill: good idea, Schwartz said. During a vis- policy and there is a current claim for The Missing Ingredient in Motivating People Today it, a prospective client can look around, $500,000, there is only $500,000 remain- meet the staff and get a sense of who ing on the policy. Clients should be By Ken Blanchard and Marc Muchnick they are and what they do. Many firms aware of this.” How can you become a more successful manager, a stronger will have models of previous projects Although not everyone asks to see a team leader, and a motivator who gets the best results from a available for viewing. firm’s insurance certificate, Schwartz group? The Leadership Pill provides the answer in an entertain- Finally, the most valuable references said a company should be willing to ing fashion: a parable about the competition between two leaders are previous clients. When requesting give a copy if one is requested. If a proj- with totally different management styles-a story that reveals the references, Schwartz recommended ect will span a number of years, a client ingredients of truly effective leadership. visiting different sites to get a sense of may want to request a copy annually. what the completed projects look like In addition, the contract should pro- What if there were a pill that could actually stimulate the nat- and to ask the people who work there vide a clear definition of the scope of ural powers of the mind and body to provide leadership? In the how happy they are in the facility. work to avoid any unmet expectations. story,an amazing new pill heightens one leader’s powers, but The most important consideration [email protected] | (407) 649-8470 contains the wrong ingredients, stimulating him in an obsessive and shortsighted direction with disastrous results. 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Morehead St., Suite 100 • Charlotte, NC 28202 Nodarse & Associates will provide geo- at the Orlando International Airport. Or e-mail your orders to: [email protected] technical engineering services as a sub- [email protected] | (407) 241-2916 22 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com architects, construction & engineers FEB. 20–26, 2009 Feb. 20-26, 2009 Special Advertising Section for Orlando Business Journal • National Engineers’ Week 2009 • www.cflengineersweek.com 1 ENGINEERS’ WEEK 2009 February 20-26, 2009 Must chronic congestion be part of Orlando’s future? By Robert W. Poole, Jr. any people, stuck in stop-and-go traffic on I-4 every morning, have resigned themselves to per year. With the region’s projected growth in population and travel, by 2030 rush-hour trips will chronic congestion as a fact of life—like the weather. They assume that because congestion take 59% more time—essentially double today’s level. And because of significantly larger popula- Mhas grown worse and worse over the last 25 years, the future will be much like the past. In tion, total annual hours of delay will be 2.6 times today’s already high 38 million. fact, that view is mistaken. We know a lot more about traffic congestion than we used to, and it is Congestion does more than waste motorists’ time and fuel. It hurts every kind of business, especial- actually a solvable problem. But solving it will take serious rethinking and changes in transportation ly service businesses that send trucks to customers, professionals who go to clients, and businesses planning and investment. that depend on just-in-time deliveries. And by reducing how far people can go at rush hour, conges- Over the next 25 years, the Orlando area will spend $13.2 billion on highways, transit, and related tion reduces job opportunities for both individuals and businesses, making the region’s economy less matters. One goal of the current long-range plan is to dramatically increase the fraction of people productive. Needless to say, congestion also slows down responses by firefighters and paramedics, who commute via mass transit. If the current plan succeeds, transit’s share of trips will nearly double. which can lead to lives being lost. But since the change would be from today’s 2% to a future 3.7%, the vast majority of trips will still So how do we actually reduce congestion? We know that about half of congestion is incident- be made by car. related—accidents, bad weather, work zones, etc. We can do a lot about that, via better video Today’s congestion, with trips taking 30% more time at rush hour than at off-hours, is bad enough. surveillance, expressway service patrols, and better work zone management. The bigger problem is Area drivers waste $643 million per year in time and fuel, suffering a total of 38 million hours of delay “recurrent” congestion—the kind you can count on every morning and afternoon, as demand for continued on page 2

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road space regularly exceeds supply. What can we do about that? A few low-cost measures can help: signal timing on arterials (“rolling greens”) and ramp metering on expressways are very cost-effective measures. Variable pricing on existing toll roads and new express toll lanes has had good success in other parts of the country. Charging higher rates at rush hour and lower rates at off-hours will shift some trips to off-hours; encourage some people who now drive alone to carpool, vanpool, or take transit. Studies show that “congestion-priced” lanes can handle 50-100% more traffic per hour (and at high speeds) than regular lanes with stop-and-go congestion. But it is beyond dispute that as greater Orlando adds 50% more people over the next 25 years, and less than 4% of the total uses transit, adding significant highway capacity must be part of the solution. You can’t stuff 10 pounds of potatoes into a 5-pound sack, yet that’s what some urban areas have been doing by not expanding their expressway systems despite large population growth. Fortunately, unlike many urban areas, greater Orlando’s long-range transportation plan devotes about two-thirds of transportation spending to the highway system, in recognition of this reality. And yet the nearly one-third spent on transit, while significantly increasing transit’s share UCF College oF engineering and CompUter SCienCe of trips, yields less than two percentage points of increase—from 2% to 3.7%. That’s a pretty small gain for $4.2 billion worth of transit spending. And remember that after all of that spending, greater Orlando’s congestion will have more than doubled. This suggests that Orlando’s current recipe for congestion-reduction isn’t going to do the job commuters and taxpayers expect for their $13.2 billion in transportation spending. It suggests that the planned mix of tools—better technology, improved incident response, and investments in transit and highway capacity—isn’t the best one. While proposing a detailed alternative is beyond the scope of this short article, let me suggest that 3O`\O[OabS`¸aRSU`SSW\OaZWbbZSOa []\bVa a key missing ingredient is congestion pricing. 5SbbW\UO[OabS`¸aRSU`SS]ÒUÒRcObSQS`bW¿QObSWa[]`S Such pricing has a proven track record in a half- Q]\dS\WS\bO\RÀSfWPZSbVO\SdSèWbVbVS]^bW]\b]bOYS dozen other urban areas, providing both congestion relief and significant new toll revenue. And ]\ZW\SQZOaaSa it can be combined with bus rapid transit (BRT) > @ = 5 @ / ; A in win-win solutions that give both motorists and transit riders new and better choices. /S`]aÔQS3\UW\SS`W\U 7\Rcab`WOZ3\UW\SS`W\UO\R 1WdWZ3\UW\SS`W\U ;O\OUS[S\bAgabS[a The first phase of such a project opened in De- cember in Miami—express toll lanes on horribly 1][^cbS`3\UW\SS`W\U ;ObS`WOZaAQWS\QSO\R 3\UW\SS`W\U congested I-95. When the remaining phases are 1][^cbSÀQWS\QS completed, this corridor will have not only a set 2WUWbOZ4]`S\aWQa ;SQVO\WQOZ3\UW\SS`W\U ;]RSZW\UO\RAW[cZObW]\ of uncongested lanes between Miami and Fort 3ZSQb`WQOZ3\UW\SS`W\U Lauderdale, but also true high-speed, nonstop BSQV\]Z]Ug 3\dW`]\[S\bOZ3\UW\SS`W\U express bus service between the two. And that region is now studying the possibility of a whole UÒRcObSQSQacQTSRcj"%& ! "## network of such express lanes and express bus service. That approach, I suggest, could hold equally great promise for metro Orlando. Robert Poole is director of transportation policy at the Reason Foundation, a think tank based in Los Angeles.

2]Qb]`OZ^`]U`O[aOdOWZOPZSW\QS`bOW\RWaQW^ZW\Sa He has advised the U.S. Department of Transportation and a number of state DOTs, including Florida’s. He holds two engineering degrees from MIT.

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Nominated by ASME Ms. Santos is part of a team that is constantly studying tollways; energy and industry; government; local govern- Nominated by ASHE Ms. Schott is actively engaged in acoustical ways to reduce the number of serious crashes on the ment; railways and telecommunications, and contributes The Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority owns engineering, design, and testing, primarily in turnpike system. A Brazilian native and fluent in three to the engineering profession through the company’s ex- and operates a 100-plus mile transportation network that the multi-family residential and commercial languages, she has excelled in both her career and com- pertise, community service, and engineering education. provides safer, more convenient travel alternatives to help munity work. building construction industries. Parsons Central Floridians meet the growing needs of their busy Amy Scales, PE Michelle Everett, PE Nominated by FES daily lives. Resident Engineer for Interstate Construction Project Engineer For over 60 years, Parsons has been delivering innova- DRMP Florida Department of Transportation – District Five FDOT District Five tive design, engineering, and construction solutions to Nominated by ASCE Nominated by ASHE Nominated by ASCE our customers around the world. We are committed to Ms. Everett is active with ASCE both here in Central Flori- District Five of the Florida Department of Transportation Ms. Scales has provided engineering delivering interconnected and sustainable communities, a consists of nine counties in the Central Florida region. services to the people of the state of Florida da as the current president of the local Younger Members better environment, and a safer and healthier world. for 21 years. Through this public service Forum (YMF) and nationally. She is very involved in the Over 800 employees proudly serve the businesses, she has continued to develop advance- local community including being a mentor for a local HNTB residents, and traveling public within the Central Florida ments in the transportation industry. elementary student. Nominated by SHPE area. Their motto is “ONE MISSION, ONE TEAM, ONE HNTB, established in 1914 with an emphasis on the VOICE”. Vu Vu, PE Kimberly Guodace design of railroad bridges, has grown into a diverse Senior Project Manager Lead Launch Site Integration Vehicle company, with areas of expertise including surface trans- Bowyer-Singleton and Associates, Inc. PROJECT OF THE YEAR Engineer for Space Shuttle Endeavour portation, architecture, urban planning, environmental United Space Alliance Nominated by ASHE Tri-City Aluminum Properties Groundwater engineering and construction services. Remediation Pilot Test Nominated by SWE Mr. Vu is active both in the engineering and local com- Nominated by SWE Ms. Guodace is a highly-qualified and high- munity through participation in ASHE events, school ly-skilled, aerospace professional with more football coach, Teach-Ins, and his church. He is passion- SMALL ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR Tri-City Aluminum Properties Groundwater Reme- diation Pilot Test determined that an in-situ green than 12 years of experience in avionics, ate about educating students about the field of engineer- BASE Consultants, P.A. electrical, fuel cell, and vehicle integration ing. He has worked in both the public and private sector. Nominated by SWE innovative technology (chemical injection) could engineering for the Space Shuttle Program. remediate a petroleum contaminated site to the ap- Annmarie Connor, EI BASE Consultants, P.A. is a highly-qualified minority Eduardo Divo, Ph. D. propriate groundwater cleanup target levels without System Design Engineer, Launch & Recovery and woman owned structural engineering and parking using traditional treatment technologies. Faculty Member Systems Design consulting firm specialized in services for architectural, Department of Engineering Technology (ENT) and United Space Alliance transportation, recreational, municipal, and educational Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering Wekiva Parkway Nominated by ASME facilities. We pride ourselves on technical excellence and Nominated by FES (MMAE) at UCF a highly-skilled professional team. Nominated by SHPE Ms. Connor is responsible for Orbiter Access and Multi- Wekiva Parkway will complete the beltway around Use Ground Handling Equipment. She is active locally, Mitigation Resources Orlando while meeting the goals of the Wekiva During the past few years he has been heavily involved regionally and nationally, in SWE and ASME. Nominated by SHPE Parkway and Protection Act. The project includes in teaching, service, research duties, and served as princi- over 8,000 feet of environmental/wildlife bridging pal investigator, principal researcher, and consultant for a Mandee Brandt, PE Mitigation Resources was established in 2001 to adapt variety of research projects. Project Engineer standard engineering practices and techniques into through the Wekiva River Protection Area and will Inwood Consulting Engineers natural systems engineering concepts. significantly increase conservation lands within the Nominated by FES Wekiva-Ocala Greenway. YOUNG ENGINEER Dave Schmitt Engineering, Inc. Ms. Brandt has been active for six and a half years in FES Nominated by FES OUC’s Reliable Plaza OF THE YEAR AWARD holding leadership positions both locally and statewide, Nominated by ASHRAE currently serving as the local chapter treasurer. She is Dave Schmitt Engineering, Inc. is a 2-year-old planning Barika Poole, PE and engineering firm whose goals are not only to provide This project is on track to achieve Gold certifica- active in the community mentoring and assisting college tion in the U.S. Green Building Council LEED® Water Resource Project Manager students both at UCF and statewide and has participated excellent service to its clients, but to also be a great CDM in numerous local community events. community business that supports a variety of causes in rating program. The 10-story building uses 28% less Nominated by SWE Central Florida. energy and 40% less water than a similar building designed and constructed to standard codes. Ms. Poole not only has BS and ME degrees from the Protean Design Group prestigious MIT but also exhibits excellence technically LARGE ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR Nominated by ASHE The I-4/ SR 408 Interim Interchange Improve- from papers, presentations, and work in other countries. PBS&J ments Project She is a second-term president of the Central Florida Nominated by ASCE Protean Design Group is a multi-disciplined civil Nominated by ASHE Society of Women Engineers and is also very active in engineering firm founded on the principal that diversity, PBS&J is improving life for generations by helping clients This project took 32 months and $120 million to NSBE, Engineers without Borders and other engineering meet their goals, investing in the communities in which ingenuity, and forward-thinking ideas make the greatest societies. impact on our business. We are an innovative firm with complete. The improvements to driving through the we live and work, and advancing the profession of interchange have greatly reduced travel time and engineering. expertise in transportation, site development, traffic, and Snehal Ambare, EI lighting. have been recognized by the traveling public. Structural Designer Bowyer-Singleton & Associates EAC Consulting Inc. SR 414 (John Land Apopka Expressway) Bridge Nominated by ASHE EPIC Engineering & Consulting Group, LLC Nominated by ASEI Nominated by ASCE over Hiawassee Road Ms. Ambare has a unique perspective on engineering Bowyer-Singleton & Associates provides professional Nominated by ASCE planning, engineering, environmental, and surveying EPIC Engineering & Consulting Group, LLC is a Central with experience both in India and the U.S. She is an Florida engineering, planning, and information solutions Constructed as part of the SR 414 extension project active member of ASEI, ASCE, and ASCE YMF and very and mapping services to public and private clients. Un- currently underway by the Orlando-Orange County surpassed quality products and services, an experienced firm. EPIC assists government agencies, municipalities, involved in community service activities especially those utilities, and businesses in enhancing their business Expressway Authority in northwest Orange County, involving students. staff, a select, sophisticated client base, and our use of the SR 414 (John Land Apopka Expressway) bridge advanced technology distinguish us in our industry. efficiencies through innovative business process optimi- Cristina Dos Santos, EI zation, technology integration, and GIS. over Hiawassee Road is the first bridge to be con- Traffic Services Specialist Hanson Professional Services Inc. structed in the state of Florida utilizing the anchored Nominated by ASHRAE end span concept. Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise PUBLIC ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR Nominated by SHPE Hanson focuses on seven markets: aviation; DOT and Florida Hospital’s Ginsburg Tower Project Osceola County Nominated by SHPE Nominated by FES Florida Hospital Orlando’s new 15-story patient Under the strong leadership of its Board of County tower, which houses 440 beds, one of the largest Managers and Mr. Michael Freilinger, county manager, Osceola County is paving the way for a new standard in emergency departments and one of the largest car- delivering roadway construction projects, utilizing Con- diac catherization labs in the country. The design- AVCON would like to thank struction Management @ Risk delivery methodology. build project was delivered with all key stakeholders working together to conceptualize and design a Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority “healing environment.” all participants of Engineers

Week for recognizing Saturday, February 21st Keynote Speaker Engineers’ Week Master of Cermonies 2009 Buena Vista Palace Robert Poole, Engineering Excellence and 1900 Buena Vista Drive, Jason M. Lovelace, P.E. Director of Transporation promoting engineering to the Awards Banquet Lake Buena Vista Studies for Reason Foundation public and future engineers.

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Most American workers are in “love” with their current occupations, according to Adecco USA’s latest Workplace Insights survey. The survey found that 78 percent of those surveyed love I what they do just as much MY JOB or more than they did before the nation’s economy tailspinned into a recession. Despite these feelings of love and affection, if they could do it all over again, 54 percent of participants said they would have chosen a different career path knowing what they know today. Other findings in the survey sARAH ROGERS include: Co-owners Tim Brown and Matt Griffis, in front of Lazy Moon, their pizzeria on • Only 9 percent of work- University Boulevard. Right: Tim Brown throws pizza dough. ers dread starting a new work week, as feelings of appreciation (41 percent) dominate Monday morning emotions, outperform- ing those who felt indifferent (26 percent) and those excited to get going (21 percent). Rolling in the dough • At least 90 percent have the same amount or less confidence in their company’s executive team as a result of the declining Two childhood friends find success in pizzeria near UCF economic situation. — Crystal Jarvis By Kelda Senior ily members, bank loans and personal credit cards. Bookmark What are two child- Their success comes almost in spite of Lazy Moon hood friends with themselves, they said. Although both had Established: 2004 bachelor’s degrees in restaurant experience, they lacked experi- English and biology ence in the business side. That led to early Top local executives: Tim Brown and Matt doing behind the coun- stumbles when they opened the pizzeria. Griffis, co-owners ter of a small pizzeria “We knew we loved cooking, but we near the University of soon realized that we were unprepared for Description: Restaurant serving pizza, soups, Central Florida? Fork in everything that was required to open up a salads, beer and wine Making a lot of restaurant,” Griffis said. No. of employees: 31 dough. the road Brown said they found themselves deal- Despite a lack of A look at ing with building permits, insurance is- Contact: 12269 University Blvd., Orlando 32817; business knowledge changing careers sues and other logistics involved with (407) 658-2396; www.eatdrinkandbelazy.com four years ago when opening a restaurant. The hurdles they they opened Lazy faced delayed their opening by more than Changing the Channel: 12 Moon, 12269 University Blvd., Tim Brown, four months. takes in orders that would result in ingre- Easy Ways to Make Millions 28, and Matt Griffis, 28, earned about $1 The pair learned the business through dients going to waste. for Your Business million in 2008. trial and error, a process they wish they Despite having to tighten their belt, the Not knowing what to do when they grad- could have avoided. pair said substituting key ingredients was Authors: Michael Masterson uated from Florida State University in “If we knew three years ago what we never an option. and MaryEllen Tribby the spring of 2004, the pair decided to put know now, we could have avoided some of “As costs increased, we experimented Publisher: Wiley their experiences as cooks and servers for the challenges we faced in the beginning,” with some different products, but we nev- Price: $14.52 a steak house in Tallahassee to work. Brown said. er went with a lesser alternative because They decided their best opportunity for Since its opening in December 2004, the pizza never tasted the same and we Topic: Examines 12 market- income was a pizzeria near a major univer- Lazy Moon has developed into a popular didn’t want to compromise on quality,” ing channels, explaining how sity that would serve high-quality food at casual dining spot for college students. Brown said. each one works and addressing reasonable prices. Griffis, who spent two Their salvation, both agreed, has been a The pair are not content to simply ride the challenges you might face years at the University of Central Florida, good quality product at prices that appeal out the recession. Brown and Griffis said should you choose to use it. Ap- convinced his friend their concept was to college students. The restaurant is best they want to expand Lazy Moon restau- proaches include direct online something that didn’t exist near UCF. known for its thin-crust pizza, served in rants to college towns across Florida. marketing, social media, public Brown and Griffis reasoned their tar- large, made-to-order slices. The average Whatever the fate of their business, the relations, advertising, event geted market — college students — was price of a slice of pizza, with toppings, is pair believe they will remain friends. Both marketing, affiliate marketing one largely ignored by many businesses. about $3.50. believe their long friendship seems to com- and direct mail. Too many businesses believe college stu- With costs rising for ingredients, the pair plement their business partnership. dents don’t have any money. “Student faced the challenge of keeping prices low “For a partnership to be successful, Inside income doesn’t really change with the enough to keep customers coming back. everyone involved must have the same vi- PEOPLE IN THE NEWS 28 economy,” Griffis said. Brown said the restaurant was able to sion,” Griffis said. “It can’t be a partner- calendar 26 They financed their business with a keep costs down mainly by devoting more ship of convenience.” biz LEADS 29 combination of investments from fam- attention to quality control to trim mis- [email protected] | (407) 649-8470 24 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com ENTREPRENEUR Feb. 20–26, 2009 Orlando ranks 7th among best metros to start a small business By G. Scott Thomas nesses. (Bizjournals defines a small of America’s major markets — and Ra- business as any private-sector employer leigh is the fourth different winner. Looking for the best place to launch Orlando with 99 or fewer employees.) Orlando was No. 1 in the previous a new business during these tur- Rank: 7 Seattle ranks third in the overall rankings, which were released in bulent times? Start your search in standings, putting it just behind Ra- July 2007. The runners-up were two North Carolina. Much of Florida is an economic disaster leigh and Charlotte in terms of small other Florida markets that were hot zone. Orlando is feeling some ill effects, The two markets with the nation’s business vitality. Austin and Boise, at the time: No. 2 Sarasota-Braden- too, but it’s weathering the recession top scores for small business vitality, Idaho, round out the national top five. ton and No. 3 Miami-Fort Lauderdale. better than most. It was the only Florida according to a new Bizjournals study, market to add jobs between the third The South and West offer a definite (Florida’s 2007 superpowers now rank sit 140 miles apart in the Tar Heel State. quarters of 2007 and 2008. advantage for entrepreneurs, account- seventh, 44th and 12th, respectively.) Raleigh is No. 1 in the national ranking for all but one of the 10 metros with Last place on the 2007 list went to ings, while Charlotte is No. 2. Small business stats the best small business scores. The Springfield, Mass. Bizjournals used a six-part formula (ranks in parentheses) South is home to five of the leading Miami-Fort Lauderdale finished first to analyze the nation’s 100 largest met- No. of small businesses: 56,459 (24) markets, the West to four. in January 2006, boosted by what was ropolitan areas, searching for the places The sole exception in the top 10 comes then a prosperous economy with a rap- that are most conducive to the creation 1-year change in small businesses: from the East — Portland, Maine, idly expanding population base. Mem- and development of small businesses. 3.52% (12) which ranks 10th. The highest-rated phis finished last. The two North Carolina markets Small businesses per 1,000 residents: Midwestern market is Des Moines, Portland, Maine, was the leader in emerge as the clear leaders, thanks to 28.25 (14) Iowa, in 22nd place. Bizjournals’ original standings in their outstanding records in four statis- The 100 markets in Bizjournals’ January 2005, in large part because it tical categories with a direct impact on Other stats study group had a combined total of had the nation’s highest concentration small business activity: (ranks in parentheses) 197.3 million residents as of mid-2007, of small businesses back then, just as it • Population: Raleigh and Charlotte Population: 2,032,496 (27) equaling 65 percent of the nation's pop- does now. San Jose occupied last place picked up a combined total of 427,000 ulation. They also contained 4.9 million in the 2005 rankings. 5-year change in population: 15.64% (11) new residents between 2002 and 2007. small businesses. [email protected] Raleigh grew by 21.2 percent in that Private-sector employment: 977,600 (23) At the very bottom of the new rank- five-year period, Charlotte by 17.4 per- 5-year change in employment: 18.17% (5) ings is Detroit, offering further proof cent. Both dwarfed the national growth that the declining fortunes of the auto- rate of 4.8 percent. Note: All statistics are the latest official figures available — small busi- motive industry have harmed all kinds Methodology • Employment: The entire country is nesses from 2006, population from 2007, employment from the third of small businesses in Michigan. quarter of 2008. Ranks are among the nation’s 100 largest metros. Goal: To identify the metropolitan areas that endangered by the current recession, Employment has fallen 7.5 percent in are most conducive to the creation and devel- the two North Carolina hubs included. the Detroit area since 2003, the worst opment of small businesses. A small business But they cushioned any future blow decline anywhere outside of New Or- is defined as one with 99 or fewer employees. with outstanding job growth during the • Small business concentration: The leans, which was devastated by Hurri- 2003-08 span — 23 percent in Raleigh, typical U.S. market has 24.57 small canes Katrina and Rita in 2005. Detroit Areas: The study covered the nation’s 100 15.4 percent in Charlotte. The U.S. gain businesses for every 1,000 residents. also suffers from a weak concentration largest metros. was 5.8 percent. The North Carolina markets enjoy con- of small businesses, with only 22.7 per Sources: Small business and population sta- • Small business growth: The number centrations that are at least 10 percent 1,000 residents, nearly 8 percent below tistics came from the U.S. Census Bureau. Busi- of small businesses grew dramatically in bigger, with Raleigh at 27.58 per 1,000, the national average. ness counts for the most recent year available, both markets from 2005 to 2006, the lat- Charlotte at 27.07. Also mired in the bottom five are 2006, were released in mid-2008. Employment est period covered by official statistics. The highest scores in Bizjournals’ Toledo, Modesto, Calif., Dayton and figures came from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Raleigh led the way with a 4.6 percent study went to areas that have prosper- Rochester, N.Y. Statistics. All concentration ratios and growth rise, followed by Charlotte at 4 percent. ous economies, are expanding rapidly This is the fourth time Bizjournals rates were calculated by Bizjournals. 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He and a compelling call to action. hand on a deserted beach or one more visible. Either give them a mechanism hoped to attract 50 to 75 inquiries. Five Audiences are busier than ever, and gleaming auto isolated on a rain-slicked to respond or tell them exactly how and thousand hearty souls responded to: it takes a carefully crafted campaign to winding road in Monument Valley? where to buy from you. A deadline al- “Men wanted for hazardous journey. ensure attention is paid to one market- Most people believe that advertising ways helps. Small wages, bitter cold, long months ing message among the thousands of dollars should be spent solely to launch 4. Recruit from your competitors. of complete darkness, constant danger, others on TV, radio, the Internet and a new product or service, build brand You can really tell that your advertis- and safe return doubtful. Honor and other media. awareness and generate leads. While ing hit the mark when competitors’ recognition in case of success.” Before moving forward on any ad, there is nothing wrong with these objec- employees contact you about job op- make sure it creates excitement, gener- tives, the six reasons to advertise are: portunities and cite your advertising Dave Rothfeld is a sales, service and ates real news, and provides a reason to 1. Motivate your troops. Advertis- as the reason they did. Although they management consultant, and founder of Creative stop everything and order the product ing has enormous potential to excite em- may not mention the ads, a spike in this Sales + Management Inc. He can be reached at or service. ployees and if done well will make them kind of activity can often be traced to a (407) 660-6688 or via e-mail at [email protected]. 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Astute managers know how to be available, good listeners Are you inaccessible? who work for you. If they know you are littling, offensive and a powerful dis- If your calls are screened, where- interested in what’s going on within the play of ego. It is also an example of very abouts are unknown, cell phone is Executive company and they are given a chance, bad manners. turned off most of the time and it is dif- they will gladly talk. While good news is always preferred ficult for anyone to reach you, that fits Etiquette If you are inaccessible, impatient, over bad, employees will be reluctant to the definition of inaccessible. disinterested, hard to get to, overly disclose any details if they know man- When a co-worker or subordinate Barbara critical or your attention keeps wan- agement loses it when told things aren’t needs to talk to you, it is a good idea Bergstrom dering, no one will want to consult you going right. to make yourself available promptly. about anything. Prominent leaders know that the best Effective executives must know what’s Managers who try to operate with decisions are seldom made in an ivory going on around them before a crisis an arm’s length are making a serious tower. Keep in touch, ask questions, en- stage, not in the middle of one. Relying along with successful, visionary, am- mistake. Employees need firsthand in- courage feedback, meet and greet your on text messages or one person to deliv- bitious, hard-working are usually ex- formation, and true leaders ensure that team members, and make it a point to er messages is thoughtless and you be- pressed in the introduction. they receive it. learn their names. come known as a rube in the Rolex set. One of the most important assets of Astute managers don’t make it hard If keeping you informed is a pleasant If you listen to the accolades being a great leader is to be known as a good for their people to get in touch with experience, people will do it gladly. given at an awards banquet, the hon- listener. To be a good listener, one must them or have to request a formal inter- oree is usually described in glowing be available. view every time an associate wants to Barbara Bergstrom is the owner of Greetings terms by those business associates who The best source of information — one talk. No matter how much paperwork Certified Etiquette & Protocol Specialists and the know him best. Considerate, compas- for which there is no substitute — is a is on the desk or obligations one might author of Bound for the Boardroom. She can be sionate, generous, warm and sincere, close friendly relationship with people have, being aloof or inaccessible is be- reached via e-mail at [email protected].

28 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com Feb. 20–26, 2009 Birthdays founder of RB Consulting producer and director, joined the board of Inc. Case is a 1970 gradu- working for various trustees of the Orange Todd Baldwin, ate of the college and is People in the news networks on events in- County Library System. founder and president of a member of the dean’s cluding college football Maladecki is president of the Baldwin Accounting executive council. The and the Tournament of the Central Florida Hotel CPA firm; 45, on Feb. 18. center is located at the Help us share your good news with our readers. Submit information for publication Roses Parade. & Lodging Association. Keith W. Houck, vice Ying Academic Center to Kristen Stieffel at [email protected]. president for administra- in downtown Orlando. It Retail Finance tion and chief business offers executive and pro- officer, Valencia Com- fessional MBA programs, president of sales. He munity College; 59, on non-degreed profes- was previously with Law- Head of state Feb. 20. sional workshops and yer’s Title Insurance Co. Kerry Kelly was named Florida branch Hal Litchford, a certificate programs. and is a former Seminole manager for Fulton Communications Inc. shareholder in Orlando The Rollins College County commissioner. of Florida. He was previously president of law firm Litchford & Crummer Graduate SouthCom. Christopher PA; 56, on School of Business hired Hospitality Feb. 20. Cari Haught Coats The Central Florida Kelly has been managing telecom David L. Shaw, as interim executive chapter of Hospitality operations in Florida since 1972. He Scurlock Whittaker founder and president, director of its Center for Sales and Marketing As- has numerous technical certifica- Shaw Mechanical Ser- Entrepreneurship. She sociation International tions and is a registered Florida low-voltage contractor. Thearon Scurlock Betty Whittaker was vices LLC; 53, on Feb. 21. takes over from outgoing appointed Bob Wright, Kelly will be based in Fulton’s Longwood office. Fulton Communica- was named area director named vice president Warren E. Geltch, Executive Director Tom owner of Vision Market- tions is based in Georgia and provides products and services for voice and of business develop- and branch manager assistant county adminis- Kruczek. Coats founded ing & Communications, data transmission. ment at Simon Prop- of the United Southern trator for Orange County; the C2 Advisors consult- executive director. Erin erty Group. The Indiana- Bank branch on State 62, on Feb. 24. ing firm in 2007. Prior to Kendrick, vice president based company’s local Road 50 in Clermont. that, she was chief oper- of marketing at Oerther properties include The Environment ating officer at CNL Real Foods Inc., was named named Universal Or- Bill Blend and Rob service: Matthew Aubin, Florida Mall and Orlando Estate Advisors. president. The follow- lando chef Joe Alfano its Matschner to principals. a package car driver Premium Outlets. Andrew R. Stafford ing were named vice Culinarian of the Year. Blend is a member of in Longwood; Dana joined Mountain State presidents: Laura Lynn, Christie, a package car Nonprofits University Orlando as newspaper relationship driver in Longwood; Jeff Florida Hospital assistant director of nurs- manager at Career- Cochran, a package car Foundation named ing. He was previously Builder.com; Jeff Chase, driver in Orlando; Sam- David S. Collis acting with Americare School owner of Offero Studios; uel Hathcock, a plant chief development of Nursing. Leslie Alcuri, account engineering supervisor officer. Collis has Bryan executive at Expedia. in Longwood; Edward worked with the Heath Real Estate com; Michelle Kearns, Kearce, a package sorter foundation for several Paul W. Bryan II account manager at in Orlando, Brad Kidd, years as a consultant on joined the board of di- Handex Consulting Worlds of Discovery; Alfano Blend a package car driver its Winter Park Memorial rectors of United South- and Remediation LLC Laura Nipe, marketing in Longwood; Bruce Hospital campaign. ern Bank. He is president signed a three-year and media manager Emeril Lagasse named Norton, a package car of Bryan Properties Inc., contract to retain Irvin at Nickelodeon Hotel; Gregory Richie chef driver in Longwood; Ra- a commercial real estate L. Heath as president. Lisa Jennings, chief de cuisine at Emeril’s fael Pagan, a customer firm in Tavares. Heath is an attorney, and experience officer at Tchoup Chop, his Poly- support technician in he engineered the firm’s Wildly Different; LeAnn nesian-Asian restaurant Orlando; and Humberto Engineering successful transition to McGuinness, owner located at the Loews Serrano, a package car new ownership. HCR is Tolan of The Basket Case; Jay Royal Pacific Resort at driver in Orlando. Two based in Mount Dora Peeper, sales manager at Universal Orlando. Richie UPS tractor trailer driv- and has offices in Tampa, Sher Tolan joined Freeman; Dawn Hatch, was previously with ers were recognized Tallahassee and Delray. the Orlando office of director of reservations Roy’s Restaurant. Matschner for outstanding safety Sutton Cushman & Wakefield at Rosen Shingle Creek; records: Paul Chandler Accounting as a director in its Brande Brown, account Health Care the firm’s governmental completed 25 years The Winter Park industrial and land bro- executive at Goldner Rosemary Reiner practice group and without an accident, Health Foundation kerage group. She was Associates; Diane Politi, joined Florida Hospital joined the firm in 2005. and Michael Zebosky board of trustees elected previously with Carter who is in sponsorship Waterman as vice presi- Matschner joined the completed 35 years new officers: Gerald Forst USA as vice president of sales at CareerBuilder. dent and chief nursing company in 2000 and is without an accident. UPS Sutton, chairman; transaction services. com; Tina Wolpow; and officer. She was previous- a member of its senior drivers log over 2 billion Sandra G. Hostetter, RS&H promoted Arlene-Frances Veronica Santiago, ly chief nursing officer housing practice group. miles a year on U.S. roads treasurer; Judith G. senior engineer and Ring was elected vice revenue manager at Blue and chief operating offi- Both are members and average less than Thames, secretary; Mary project manager president of the North Tree Resort. John Weed, cer at Southwest General of MSL’s audit and one accident per million B. Rumberger, vice Jesse Forst to lead East Community As- a representative at Simon Hospital in Cleveland. accounting team. miles driven. chairwoman for children its transportation and Worden sociation Managers, an Property Group Inc., is and youth; Charles F. public infrastructure organization of licensed the group’s immediate Services Media Pierce, vice chairman practices in Orlando. RSM McGladrey/Mc- community association past president. Jeffrey Williamson Gen2Media Corp. for community health Forst replaces former Gladrey & Pullen pro- managers and profes- Nickelodeon Family was recognized by UPS appointed Shawn policy; and Matthew M. office leader James moted Clay Worden to sionals. Ring is marketing Suites hired Jim Struna for 35 years of service Portmann executive Davies, vice chairman Avitabile, who was Orlando office practice director at the Clayton & as director of marketing with the company. Wil- vice president. for older adults. Dr. recently appointed leader, overseeing all McCulloh law firm in Mait and revenue manage- liamson is a tractor trailer Christine E. Jablonski, to direct the firm’s operations in Central land. The firm specializes ment. Struna was previ- driver in Orlando. The fol- an internist in Winter design-build practice Florida. Worden was a in community associa- ously corporate director lowing UPS employees Park, and David Stanley, nationwide. (See co-founder of Tedder, tion and real estate law. of revenue management Glennon were recognized for 30 principal at the Winter “People in the News,” James, Worden & As- for Ginn Resorts in Flori- years of service: Wayne Park Ninth Grade Center, Jan. 30-Feb. 5, 2009, sociates in 1997. The da and the Bahamas. Total Medical Solu- Baker, a tractor trailer joined the board. issue of OBJ.) firm merged with RSM The Westin Imagine tions promoted Kevin T. driver in Orlando; Patri- McGladrey/McGladrey & Orlando appointed Rob- Glennon to executive di- cia Bamberg, a strategic Consultants Pullen in 2007. ert Mason as executive rector of clinical services. accounts administrative Diane Meiller and chef of its Fiorella’s Cuci- Glennon was previously assistant in Orlando; Graham Associates Inc. named Education na Toscana restaurant. He director of home health. John Franko, a package Serena Frank principal Robert B. Case was was previously with The He is a registered nurse car driver in Orlando; Golf Channel hired of its governance named director of the Boheme restaurant at the and joined the company Reynolds Lys, a package Jack Graham as vice and strategy practice. Executive Development Furlong Grand Bohemian Hotel in in 1997. car driver in Orlando; and president of golf events She was previously a Center at the University downtown Orlando. Red Percival, a package and executive producer. senior vice president of of Central Florida’s Col- Larry Furlong joined The Central Florida Accounting car driver in Apopka. Graham will oversee live Maladecki information technology lege of Business Ad- Old Republic Title Insur- chapter of the American Moore Stephens The following were rec- golf coverage. He was with Wyndham ministration. Case is the ance Co. as assistant vice Culinary Federation Lovelace PA promoted ognized for 25 years of previously a freelance Rich Maladecki Vacation Ownership. 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Yonge St., For electronic Biz Leads, call (877) 593-4157 $69,998, plaintiff, Case No. Ormond Beach 32174; 08 CA 7247 CI, 02/11/09. Assets, $375; Debts, Mercantile Bank vs. $271,038; Major Creditor, Ormond Beach 32173; Construction Inc. and 32696, $11,192, plaintiff, Case R.H. Donnelley Publish- (foreclosure), (address Orlando National Bank vs. John Kirkpatrick, $187,919; Assets, $140,000; Debts, Sago Construction and Abel Ponce individually, No. 08 CC 17103, 01/29/09. ing & Advertising Inc. not shown), $126,439, Sun Resorts Development Attorney, David R. McFarlin; $99,000; Major Creditor, EMC Development LLC, 940 (address not shown), $39,534, Deutsche Bank National vs. Small Moves Inc. plaintiff, Case No. 48 2008 LLC (foreclosure), (address Case No. 09-01401, 02/09/09. Mortgage Corp., $99,000; W. Oakland Ave., Suite A-9, plaintiff, Case No. 48 2008 Trust Co. Trustee vs. of Orlando, 800 Harold CA 029912 O, 01/30/09. not shown), $237,104, Attorney, J. Christopher Rich; Oakland 34787, $2,028,263, CA 028951 O, 01/28/09. 14231 Southern Red Ave., Winter Park 32789, plaintiff, Case No. 2008 CA Earthscape Lawn Care Case No. 09-01498, 02/11/09. plaintiff, Case No. 48 2008 18th Judicial Circuit Southern Electric Supply Maple Drive Trust et al. $27,382, plaintiff, Case No. 006862, 02/12/09. Services Inc., 5111 Edmee CA 021334 O, 01/26/09. 08 CA 8370, 01/30/09. — Seminole County Circle, Orlando 32822; Golden Tennessee Leas- Co. Inc. dba Rexel Consoli- (foreclosure), (address MDE Express vs. A&M Manheim Automotive Assets, $25,000; Debts, ing Inc., 115 N. Maitland VL Partners LLC vs. Jose dated fdba Consolidated not shown), $423,679, Sysco Food Services of Logistics Solutions LLC, Financial Services Inc. vs. $285,587; Major Creditor, Ave., Altamonte Springs Balestrini individually/ Electric Supply vs. Gulf plaintiff, Case No. 48 2008 Central Florida Inc. vs. ABC 22290 S.W. 162nd Ave., Worldwide Sales & Leas- Banco Popular, $233,773; 32701; Assets, $1,000,001 to Amigo’s Network Enter- Coast Electric of Naples CA 008466 O, 01/29/09. Pie Corp. dba American Goulds 33170, $10,900, $10,000,000; Debts, $500,001 ing Inc., 675 Longlake Drive, Attorney, David Dowell; Case prises Inc. dba Cellular Inc. and Mark D. Schisler National Loan Acquisitions Pie Pizza Co., 1470 Cape plaintiff, Case No. 2008 to $1,000,000; Major Creditor, Oviedo 32765, $232,310, No. 09-01402, 02/09/09. Centers Plus et al. jointly individually, 45 Esther Co. vs. Lazarus Invest- Sable Drive, Melbourne CC 003516 CL, 02/12/09. not shown; Attorney, Pro Se; plaintiff, Case No. 08 CA and severally, 6610 Hiwas- St., Naples 34104, $27,932, ments of Orlando Inc. et 32940, $13,158, plaintiff, Case Port Orange Bar-B-Q Case No. 09-01526, 02/11/09. see Road, Orlando 32835, No. 08 CC 15239, 01/30/09. 5325 15 G, 02/11/09. 5th Judicial Circuit Inc., 1515 Dunlawton Ave., plaintiff, Case No. 48 2008 al. (foreclosure), (address $86,834, plaintiff, Case No. 48 CA 30384 O, 01/28/09. not shown), $1,572,361, SunTrust Bank vs. Rosado GE Commercial Finance — Lake County Port Orange 32127; Assets, 2008 CA 2977 O, 01/26/09. Business Property Corp. Judgments Ford Motor Credit Co. LLC plaintiff, Case No. 48 2008 Enterprises Inc. and Metals USA Building Prod- $1,922,887; Debts, $1,817,523; vs. Bill Heard Chevrolet Major Creditor, Comerica Circuit court judgments First Commercial Bank of dba Ford Motor Credit Co. CA 024768 O, 01/29/09. Jose Rosado jointly ucts LP vs. Premier Pool recorded against businesses in Florida vs. Drewtina Prop- and severally, 2185 Clap- Corp.-Orlando (foreclo- Enclosures LLC and Daniel Bank, $1,120,169; Attorney, vs. Florida Bobcat Services Asian/Florida Investment sure), 127 N. Oregon St., David R. McFarlin; Case excess of $10,000 have been col- erties III LLC et al. (foreclo- Inc. and Phillip L. Sandlin, Co. Inc. vs. First National per Trail, Apopka 32703, L. Bauer, 12701 Metro lected from public records and sure), (address not shown), $14,794, plaintiff, Case No. Sanford 32771, $16,469,291, Parkway, Unit B, Fort Myers No. 09-01403, 02/09/09. 9016 Jupiter Drive, St. Cloud Lending Inc. and Ha T. plaintiff, Case No. 2008 include the following informa- $4,088,000, plaintiff, Case No. 34773, $21,108, plaintiff, Case Nguyen jointly and sever- 08 CC 16446 O, 01/30/09. 33966, $16,478, plaintiff, Case Volusia BarBQ Inc., 1500 tion: plaintiff, defendant, defen- CA 9314 14 W, 02/11/09. 08 CA 0011313 O, 01/28/09. No. 07 CA 11575, 01/29/09. ally, 3060 Natoma Way, Deutsche Bank National No. 08 CA 5431, 02/06/09. W. International Speedway, dant’s address, amount of judg- Coleman Floor Co. vs. Chase Home Finance LLC The Bank of New York Daytona Beach 32114; ment, which party prevailed, Oakhill Village Associates Orlando 32825, $13,136, Trust Co. Trustee vs. Eglob- Meadows Properties Inc. successor by merger to Trustee vs. KJ Property Assets, $0; Debts, $95,960; case number and date recorded. LP vs. Joseph P. Pierre plaintiff, Case No. 48 2008 al Enterprises LLC (foreclo- dba Meadows Homes, Chase Manhattan Mort- Investments LLC et al. Major Creditor, Sysco Food dba Prime Stylish Prod- CA 024790 O, 01/29/09. sure), (address not shown), (address not shown), gage Corp. vs. Private (foreclosure), (address Service, $60,024; Attorney, 9th Judicial Circuit ucts, (address not shown), T&G Corp. dba T&G $520,000, plaintiff, Case No. $185,249, plaintiff, Case No. 2008 CA 024705, 01/30/09. Mortgage Investments not shown), $94,827, David R. McFarlin; Case — Orange County $147,634, plaintiff, Case No. Constructors (defen- 08 CA 17695 O, 01/28/09. & Trust Inc. as Trustee plaintiff, Case No. 2008 No. 09-01404, 02/09/09. Regions Bank vs. 07 CA 6753, 01/29/09. dant/counterclaim Plainfield Specialty et al. (foreclosure), 2680 West Oaks Mall Trust plaintiffs) vs. First Sealord Holdings II Inc. vs. Club CA 005025, 02/06/09. S. Daytona Bar-B-Q Inc., Vetco International First Commercial Bank of Azalea Drive, Longwood as successor in interest Surety Inc.(third party Atlantis I LLC et al. LPG Urban and Regional 1840 S. Ridgewood Ave., Inc./Carlos J. Lamarche Florida vs. Drewtina Prop- 32779, $118,850, plaintiff, to GGP/Homart Inc. vs. defendant), (address not (foreclosure), (address Planners Inc. vs. Withla- Daytona Beach 32119; Assets, individually and Edwin erties I LLC et al. (foreclo- Case No. 59 2008 CA Terminal Fashion Inc. dba shown), $474,365, defen- not shown), $11,177,452, coochee Partners LLC, $0; Debts, $31,936; Major E. Acosta-Rubio individu- sure), (address not shown), 003893, 02/12/09. Linda Forever and Shi- dant/counter plaintiff, Case plaintiff, Case No. 48 2008 2295 N.W. Corporate Blvd. Creditor, RBC Bank Lend- ally, (address not shown), $2,269,239, plaintiff, Case mon Sabag, 814 Terranova No. 06 CA 1003, 01/30/09. CA 007076 O, 01/30/09. 9th Judicial Circuit No. 110, Boca Raton 33431, ing Service Center, $31,936; $804,534, plaintiff, Case No. 08 CA 11334, 01/29/09. Attorney, David R. McFarlin; No. 08 CA 2378, 01/26/09. Road, Winter Haven 33884, T&G Corp. dba T&G Greater Orlando Auto — Osceola County $25,083, plaintiff, Case No. $467,864, plaintiff, Case No. Toyota Motor Credit Corp. 2008 CA 005410, 02/06/09. Case No. 09-01406, 02/09/09. Toyota Motor Credit Corp. Constructors (defen- Auction Inc. dba Man- Finishmaster Inc. vs. 2008 CA 019795, 01/28/09. vs. Wally & Son Trucking vs. Mr. Always Trucking dant/counterclaim heim Central Florida fka Super Service Auto Body Casmin Inc. vs. Richards Moth Partners Inc., 710 S. Inc., (address not shown), Inc./Suresh Omrao and Fifth Third Mortgage plaintiffs) vs. Earth Trades Manheim’s Central Florida Inc./Un Kee Wing, 1110 Contracting & Design U.S. Highway 1, Suite A-1, $46,380, plaintiff, Case No. Mr. S. Trucking Inc., 6256 Co. vs. Lewis Real Estate Inc.(plaintiff/counterclaim Auto Auction vs. GA Auto S. John Young Parkway, LLC and Alan T. Rich- Vero Beach 32963; Assets, 08 CA 27850, 01/29/09. $50,000; Debts, $637,903; Mission Drive, Orlando Holdings LLC (foreclosure), defendant), (address not Mall Inc., 2306 Tayside Kissimmee 34741, $46,080, ards jointly and sever- Major Creditor, Vero Beach 32810, $11,787, plaintiff, Case 1217 23rd St., Orlando 32805, Winter Garden Business shown), $516,685, defen- Crossing N.W., Kennesaw, plaintiff, Case No. 2008 ally, 25100 Washington Shopping Center Assoc. No. 08 CC 18660, 01/26/09. $72,092, plaintiff, Case No. 48 Park LLC vs. Evolution dant/counter plaintiff, Case Ga. 30152-6753, $168,380, CA 9626 CI, 02/05/09. St., Astatula 34705, $11,297, Ltd., $433,292; Attorney, Bright House Networks 2008 CA 005717 O, 01/28/09. Hair and Spa Salon LLC No. 06 CA 1003, 01/30/09. plaintiff, Case No. 48 2008 Reliance Insurance Co. plaintiff, Case No. 2008 Kevin E. Mangum; Case LLC vs. Fuller Enterprises Federal National Mort- fka Evolution Hair and Winter Park Real Estate CA 021025 O, 01/30/09. in liquidation as succes- CC 002446, 02/10/09. No. 09-01608, 02/13/09. of Brevard Inc. dba Preci- gage Association vs. Spa Salon Inc./Elizabeth Holdings LLC vs. Florida Greater Orlando Auto sor in interest to United Marian Farms Inc. dba Sanchez, 1742 Delafield Marhouse Inc., P.O. Box sion Doors of Orlando, Orlando PBT LLC et al. Home Constructors Auction Inc. dba Man- Pacific Co. vs. William R. Hillary Peat Co. vs. Endless Drive, Winter Garden 34787, 150605, Altamonte Springs (address not shown), $27,820, (foreclosure), 7532 Liberty Inc., (address not shown), heim Central Florida Maxwell dba Security Summer Landscape Nurs- $147,059, plaintiff, Case No. 32715; Assets, $0 to $50,000; plaintiff, Case No. 2008 Bell Drive, Colorado Springs, $66,000, plaintiff, Case No. fka Manheim’s Central One Investigations and ery LLC, Royal Palm Blvd., 08 CA 28149, 01/29/09. Debts, $50,001 to $100,000; CA 021313 O, 01/26/09. Colo. 80920, $204,972, 07 CA 0016511 O, 01/30/09. Florida Auto Auction vs. Protective Services, Royal Palm Beach 33411, Major Creditor, not shown; ABN Amro Mortgage plaintiff, Case No. 48 2008 Plastic Tubing Industries Anderson & Badgley GA Auto Mall Inc., 2306 (address not shown), $32,570, $10,403, plaintiff, Case No. Attorney, Rosalyn Dunlap; Group Inc. vs. Shelter CA 012494, 01/28/09. Inc. vs. Duncan McCallum PL vs. Christopher Mills Tayside Crossing N.W., Ken- plaintiff, Case No. CI 07 2008 CC 003490, 02/10/09. Case No. 09-01672, 02/13/09. Solutions Inc. et al. Cemex Construction and Phyllis McCallum and and Executive Wireless nesaw, Ga. 30152, $168,380, CI 1965, 02/05/09. SCP Distributors LLC vs. (foreclosure), (address Materials Florida LLC Duncan McCallum Enter- LLC, 6487 White Spruce plaintiff, Case No. 48 2008 United Midwest Savings Steven King and Son’s Chapter 11 not shown), $49,364, successor by conversion prises Inc. aka Duncan Ave., Braselton, Ga. 30517, CA 021025 O, 01/30/09. Bank/Midwest Business Inc./Steven King and Lisa MCI Trust & Founda- plaintiff, Case No. 48 2007 to Rinker Materials of Enterprises Inc., 1955 S.W. $30,050, plaintiff, Case No. Commerce Bank NA vs. Capital a division of tion Ltd., P.O. Box 731584, CA 004713, 01/26/09. Florida Inc. vs. K&A Ponce Eighth Terrace, Williston 08 CA 10328, 01/30/09. 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ment et al., Case No. 09 appealed. The information for H.A.I. Orlando Inc., 829 Tracey, on property at 6800- Development LLC, $13,234, Deliverance Church of J. Rajan, on property at Lot BIZ LEADS 003110-O, 01/30/09. tax liens includes: taxpayer, Sand Lake Road, Orlando 6898 Silver Star Road, Book/ Owner: Mr. Barrington Jesus, $10,473, Owner: Full 10 Bella Foresta, Book/Page Adenia M. Angeles vs. address, amount due, type 32809-7718, $27,903, (sales Page 9820/3195, 01/26/09. Bowen and Mrs. Jessyrian Deliverance Church of Jesus, 7130/458, 02/06/09. From Page 29 of tax and date recorded. Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Case and use), Book/Page Claimant: Wayne Auto- Bowen, on property at Lot on property at Portion of Claimant: Randy Suggs No. 09 003113-O, 01/30/09. When a taxpayer has paid 9821/4978, 01/28/09. matic Fire Sprinklers Inc., 18 Block 2 Cape Orlando Sec. 20 22S 29E, Book/Page King jointly and severally, Landscaping Inc., Con- the lien filed against them, a Rofe Properties Inc., Contractor: Southchase Estates, Orlando, Book/Page 9822/2301, 01/29/09. 8545 Florida Boys Ranch Wilder Flight of Florida tractor: Montgomery Release is issued by the U.S. 7670 International Drive, Investors LLC, $218,075, 9821/5335, 01/28/09. Claimant: Seminole Road, Groveland 34736, LLC vs. Fidelity National Development Carolina Internal Revenue Service Orlando 32819-8265, $23,559, Owner: Southchase Investors Claimant: Industrial Steel Masonry Inc., Contractor: $54,430, plaintiff, Case Card Service, Case No. and the state Department of Corp., $25,267, Owner: Dikeo (sales and use), Book/Page LLC, on property at 12351 Inc., Contractor: Scherer Today Realty Investments 09 003114-O, 01/30/09. Revenue. This information Realty LLC, on property at No. 08 4918, 02/11/09. 9821/4971, 01/28/09. S. Orange Blossom Trail, Construction & Engineer- Inc., $110,864, Owner: Q First Insurance Funding includes: taxpayer name, Portion of Lot 22 Orlando City Electric Supply Co. address, amount paid, type Mama Nem’s Restau- Orlando 32837, Book/Page ing of Central Florida LLC, Lake Pickett LP, on prop- Industrial Park, Book/Page vs. G. Electric Services Inc. Corp. vs. Foodcrafters 9820/4818, 01/27/09. $35,340, Owner: Legacy erty at 18310 Lake Pickett Distributing Co., Case No. of tax and date recorded. rant Inc., 805 S. Kirkman 7130/710, 02/06/09. and Jorge De La Noval aka Claimant: Hall Brothers Pointe at MetroWest LLC, on Road, Orlando, Book/Page 09 003117-O, 01/30/09. Road, Suite 106, Orlando Claimant: C Lee Inc. Jorge Alberto De La Noval Roofing Inc., Contractor: property at 5749 Westgate 9822/2624, 01/29/09. Federal Tax Liens 32811-2200, $37,842, (sales dba Superior Site Ser- jointly and severally, 10350 Julia R. Rodriguez vs. Sand Premier Construction Inc., Drive, Orlando, Book/Page and use), Book/Page Claimant: Lapin Septic vices, Contractor: Mercedes S.W. 90th St., Miami 33176, Lake Imaging LLP, Case Orange County 9821/4958, 01/28/09. $37,797, Owner: Robert and 9821/546, 01/28/09. Tank Service Inc. dba Homes Inc., $26,353, Owner: $58,930, plaintiff, Case No. No. 09 003081-O, 02/02/09. Marinos Tile & Marble Claudia Conroy, on property Claimant: Walker’s Con- Lapin Services, Contrac- People’s Choice Auto Sales Mercedes Homes Inc., on 2008 CA 5334, 02/11/09. Maria Blandon vs. Walt Center/Steven Mackay at 11250 Hideaway Cove tracting Group, Contractor: tor: San Jean Facility Care Inc., 4978 W. Colonial Drive, property at Multiple Lots Disney World Co., Case Partner, 1187 Mor- Court, Orlando, Book/Page Standard Property Dev. Inc., $10,000, Owner: (not Orlando 32808-7755, $23,110, Tusca Place North and No. 09 003095-O, 02/02/09. ristown Drive, Toms 9820/6153, 01/27/09. LLC/George Venturella, shown), on property at 815 Lawsuits Filed (sales and use), Book/Page South, Book/Page 7130/927 River, N.J. 08753, $12,163, Claimant: Wayne Auto- $46,198, Owner: Standard 24th St., Orlando, Book/Page Suits have been filed against WFTV Inc. vs. Woodpez 9821/4980, 01/28/09. thru 938, 02/06/09. (6721/940/941), Book/Page matic Fire Sprinklers Inc., Property Dev. LLC/George 9822/5967, 01/29/09. the businesses listed. No judg- Environmental LLC, Case SI Restaurant I-Drive LLC, 9821/2475, 01/28/09. Contractor: R.P.O. Construc- Venturella, on prop- Claimant: APAC-Southeast ment has been rendered yet. No. 09 003108-O, 02/02/09. 7500 International Drive, Claimant: Reliable Ser- Robinson Masonry & tion, $116,092, Owner: L.S.K. erty at 8688 Palm Parkway, Inc. Central Florida Divi- This information has been gath- West Oaks Mall Trust Orlando 32819-8235, $13,488, vices Group LLC, Contrac- Construction Services Development LLC, on Orlando 33286, Book/Page sion, Contractor: Sitek Corp., ered from public records in each vs. My Three Sons Ice (sales and use), Book/Page tor: J. Tufford and Associates jurisdiction and contains the Inc., 621 E. Plant St., Win- property at Portion of Sec. 9821/902, 01/28/09. $10,236, Owner: Polytechnic Cream Inc., Case No. 09 9821/4970, 01/28/09. Construction Inc., $10,600, following: plaintiff, defendant, ter Garden 34787-3119, 22 and 23 22S 28E, Book/ University of Puerto Rico, 003226-O, 02/02/09. Claimant: Southern Land- Owner: VP Phase II Ltd., on case number and date filed. $12,996, (941), Book/Page Seminole County Page 9820/6182, 01/27/09. scaping & Irrigation Sys- property at 6965 Piazza on property at 4800 Howell Bayview Loan Servicing 9821/2477, 01/28/09. Hutson Food Services Inc., Claimant: Robert Deck tems Inc., Contractor: Orlan- Grande Ave., Suite 212, Book/ Branch Road aka Polytechnic Orange County LLC vs. Macg Hold- Roger Franz, 5128 Conroy 11829-A S. Orange Blossom Inc. dba Labor Finders- do Decorative Concrete, Page 9822/838, 01/29/09. University, Winter Park, Book/ Marie Schmidt Britt vs. ings LLC, Case No. 09 Road, Apt. 727, Orlando Trail, Orlando 32837, $23,979, Orlando, Contractor: Wood $13,171, Owner: Rey Group, Page 7131/424, 02/09/09. Action Nissan Inc., Case 003231-O, 02/02/09. Claimant: Reliable Ser- 32811, $16,504, (941), Book/ (sales and use), Book/Page Partner LLC, $10,770, Owner: on property at Multiple Units Claimant: Gale Interior No. 09 002647-O, 01/29/09. vices Group LLC, Contrac- Heidi J. Barter vs. Walt Page 9821/2503, 01/28/09. 7133/1702, 02/12/09. Leonard W. Wood, on Baldwin Park, Orlando, Book/ tor: J. Tufford and Associates Solutions, Contractor: Delu- Disney World Co., Case property at 10 W. Grant St., Page 9821/6592, 01/29/09. Mary Lynch vs. Walt Prestige Paving & Land Sunshine State Properties Construction Inc., $10,600, ca Homes, $17,458, Owner: No. 09 003250-O, 02/02/09. Orlando 32806, Book/Page Disney World Co., Case Development Inc., P.O. Box Inc./Thomas Springer, Claimant: Prestige AB Owner: VP Phase II Limited, Deluca Enterprises Inc./Bella 9820/7766, 01/27/09. No. 09 002698-O, 01/29/09. Patrena A. Holmes vs. 561441, Orlando 32856-1441, 4995 Double R Lane, Management Co. LLC, on property at 6965 Piazza Vista LLC, on property at Republic Properties Inc. PF Changs China Bis- $38,642, (1120), Book/Page Oviedo 32765, $12,848, Claimant: A.S.A.P. Solution Contractor: Lennar Homes Grande Ave., Orlando, Book/ Lot 57 Bella Vista, Book/ vs. Chabad of South tro Inc., Case No. 09 9821/1655, 01/28/09. (sales and use), Book/Page Inc., Contractor: Mezardjian LLC, $10,495, Owner: Lennar Page 9822/840, 01/29/09. Page 7131/59, 02/09/09. 003254-O, 02/02/09. Group Inc., $16,780, Owner: Homes LLC, on property at Orlando Inc., Case No. Matthew D. Jackson/ 7131/841, 02/09/09. Claimant: Gale Inte- Paul and Ellie Angelino, on 6351 Brenton Pointe Cove, Seminole County 09 002825-O, 01/29/09. Jeannette Delmoral Pabon Mechanic Solutions of Orlando Restaurant Group rior Solutions, Contractor: property at 10552 Kirby Orlando, Book/Page Claimant: Norcraft Com- Ada B. Angarano vs. Tish- vs. Adventist Health Central FL, 2429 Marzel of Melbourne LLC, 4200 Deluca Homes, $16,791, Smith Road, Orlando, Book/ 9821/6896, 01/29/09. panies LLC, Contractor: Mer- man Hotel Corp., Case No. Systems Sunbelt, Case No. Ave., Orlando 32806, N. Wickham Road, Mel- Page 9820/8770, 01/27/09. cedes Homes Inc., $72,872, Owner: Mohamed and 09 003256-O, 02/02/09. $19,487, (941), Book/Page Claimant: Prestige AB 09 002883-O, 01/29/09. bourne 32995-2476, $15,160, Owner: Mercedes Homes Najma Alibhai/Deluca Gladys Rivera vs. Orlando 9821/1673, 01/28/09. (sales and use), Book/Page Claimant: Breedlove Management Co. LLC, Homes, on property at Lot Santiago Marino Cama- Dennis & Associates Inc., Contractor: Lennar Homes Inc., on property at Multiple Health Inc., Case No. 09 Gregg Dobbs, 1103 Oakdale 7132/124, 02/10/09. 58 Bella Vista, Book/Page cho vs. Ckars Consult- Contractor: Universal City LLC, $16,033, Owner: Lennar Lots Tusca Place North and 003257-O, 02/02/09. St., Windermere 34786, BRI/Bonner Roofing Inc., 7131/60, 02/09/09. ing Inc., Case No. 09 Property Management Homes LLC, on property at South, Book/Page 7123/1693 $18,917, (940/941), Book/Page 5224 W. State Road 46, Suite 002911-O, 01/29/09. Glad Dairy Exports SA III LLC, $172,899, Owner: 6359 Brenton Pointe Cove, thru 1723, 02/05/09. Claimant: Roof Com- 9821/1664, 01/28/09. 206, Sanford 32771, $15,034, Albert Kemperle of Florida vs. Kwasny Co., Case No. Universal City Property Man- Orlando, Book/Page Claimant: Chancey Metal ponent Solutions LLC, (sales and use), Book/Page LLC vs. JCR Auto Body 09 003260-O, 02/02/09. Osceola County agement III LLC, on prop- 9821/6897, 01/29/09. Products Inc., Contrac- Contractor: Hall Brothers 7132/125, 02/10/09. Roofing, $11,971, Owner: and Collision Inc., Case F Schumacher & Co. AV Logistics Group Inc., erty at 9751 Universal Blvd., Claimant: Cemex Con- tor: Tuskawilla Associates No. 09 002926-O, 01/29/09. vs. Admiralty Trad- P.O. Box 450265, Kissimmee Orlando 32819, Book/Page struction Materials Florida LLC, $19,603, Owner: WSTC Bella Vista LLC/Deluca Associates, on property at Donald Hoevenaar vs. ing LLC, Case No. 09 34745, $11,670, (944), Book/ Construction 9820/8879, 01/28/09. LLC fka Rinker Materials Homes, on property at 746 Isis Condominiums 7401 Executive Automo- 003274-O, 02/02/09. Page 3797/1994, 02/11/09. Claimant: Wild Oak Hold- of Florida Inc. dba Cemex Cristaldi Way/Lot 57 Bella Bloomberg, Winter tive Corp., Case No. 09 Kara Skorupa vs. Celes- Liens ing Inc. dba Vertical Blind and/or Cemex Construc- Vista, Longwood, Book/Page Springs 32208, Book/Page 002928-O, 01/29/09. trial Club Inc., Case No. Lake County Construction liens are filed Manf. CFL, Contractor: tion Materials LP, Contrac- 7131/1483, 02/10/09. William H. Tipton, 121 E. by contractors, subcontractors Turner Construction Co., tor: Apex Construction & 7129/1444, 02/05/09. Patricia Sprouse vs. 09 003279-O, 02/02/09. Claimant: Charles Hubb Division St., Clermont 34711- or suppliers for unpaid balances $49,000, Owner: Lincoln Dev Inc., $63,803, Owner: Claimant: Del-Air Heat- Albertson S LLC, Case No. ACF Environmental Plumbing Inc., Contrac- 7951, $24,930, (941), Book/ on services or materials provid- Properties LLC, on prop- Ronald S. and Pamela ing Air Conditioning 09 002930-O, 01/29/09. Inc. vs. United Erosion tor: Mercedes Homes Inc., Page 3729/1598, 02/09/09. ed. Although the lien is recorded erty at 111 N. Magnolia Ave., Shill, on property at 9659 and Refrigeration Inc., $10,964, Owner: Mercedes Control Inc., Case No. against the property itself, the Rosa M. Torres vs. Publix James T. Wilson, 7301 Orlando 32801, Book/Page Castle Way Drive, Book/Page Contractor: Deluca Group Homes Inc., on property at 09 003297-O, 02/02/09. debt actually may be owed by Super Market Inc., Case Berkley Square S., New 9821/1521, 01/28/09. 9821/7631, 01/29/09. Inc., $12,076, Owner: Deluca Multiple Lots Tusca Place No. 09 002857-O, 01/30/09. Jaime Otero vs. Town & either the contractor named or Albany, Ohio 43054-8864, Claimant: P&G Mechani- Claimant: Residental Group Inc., on property at North and South, Sanford Country Transport, Case the property owner listed. This Sherica Moody vs. Walter $182,121, (6672), Book/Page cal Inc., Contractor: S.L. Drywall Inc., Contractor: 746 Cristaldi Way, Book/Page 32771, Book/Page 7132/28 No. 09 003310-O, 02/02/09. information includes: claimant, 7129/1479, 02/05/09. Industries Inc., Case No. 3729/1601, 02/09/09. contractor, lien amount, proper- Construction & Remodel- TCB International Enterprises thru 32, 02/10/09. 09 002863-O, 01/30/09. HD Supply Electrical ing Inc., $26,926, Owner: ty owner, address and date filed. Inc., $10,355, Owner: Kalson’s Claimant: Del-Air Heat- Claimant: Charles Hubb Inc. vs. B&S Diversi- Full Deliverance Church of ing Air Conditioning Trebor Power Systems State Tax Liens Hospitality Inc./Dinesh Plumbing Inc., Contrac- fied Inc., Case No. 09 Orange County Jesus Inc., on property at Kalidas Trustee, on prop- and Refrigeration Inc., Inc. vs. Altier Mechanical tor: Mercedes Homes Inc., 003068-O, 02/03/09. Orange County Claimant: Florida Concrete 3832 New Hampshire St., erty at 11428 Marbella Palms Contractor: Deluca Group Services Inc., Case No. $11,612, Owner: Mercedes 250 North Orange Avenue Block & Curb LLC, Contrac- Orlando 32808, Book/Page Court, Orlando, Book/Page Inc., $12,271, Owner: Deluca 09 002864-O, 01/30/09. White Cap Construction Homes Inc., on property at Supply vs. Waterford LLC, 250 N. Orange Ave., tor: Earth Trades, $26,591, 9821/153, 01/28/09. 9822/1969, 01/29/09. Group Inc., on property at Bertha VanZant vs. Publix Orlando 32801-1819, $68,159, Multiple Lots Tusca Place Development Inc., Case Owner: KA and KM Devel- Claimant: Wesco Foun- Claimant: Groundworks 749 Cristaldi Way, Book/Page Super Market Inc., Case (sales and use), Book/Page South, Book/Page 7132/36 No. 09 003071-O, 02/03/09. opment Inc., on property tains Inc., Contractor: Turner of Palm Beach County, 7129/1480, 02/05/09. No. 09 002871-O, 01/30/09. 9821/4951, 01/28/09. at 12388 S. International thru 44, 02/10/09. DI Partners LLLP vs. Auto- Construction Co., $43,624, Contractor: Della Road Claimant: Cemex Con- LA Fitness International Drive, Orlando, Book/Page Claimant: Cemex Con- sport Collection Inc., Case Makos Orlando Inc., 27 Owner: Hilton Grande Vaca- Development LLC and struction Materials Florida LLC vs. Gateway Phase 9819/8385, 01/26/09. struction Materials Florida No. 09 003309-O, 02/03/09. W. Church St., Orlando tions Co., on property at Unicorp Development, LLC fka Rinker Materials Two LLC, Case No. 09 32801-3301, $46,320, (sales Claimant: Hardin Con- 7803 Palm Parkway, Book/ $144,000, Owner: Della of Florida Inc. dba Cemex LLC fka Rinker Materials Rosa LP Ltd. LLLP vs. 002903-O, 01/30/09. and use), Book/Page struction Co. LLC, Con- Page 9821/2541, 01/28/09. Road Development LLC, on and/or Cemex Construc- of Florida Inc. dba Cemex Carden Inc. dba Price- 9821/4950, 01/28/09. tractor: Paramount Lake property at 7940 Via Dellagio tion Materials LP, Contrac- and/or Cemex Construc- Belfor USA Group Inc. less Dry et al., Case No. Claimant: Atlantic Steel Eola LP, $1,865,562, Owner: Way, Orlando, Book/Page tor: Mercedes Homes Inc., tion Materials LP, Contrac- vs. HHT Ltd., Case No. 09 003317-O, 02/03/09. Peoples Choice Auto Inc., Contractor: Finfrock 09 002996-O, 01/30/09. Sales Inc., 1043 S. Orange Paramount Lake Eola LP, on Construction, $33,000, 9822/209, 01/29/09. $21,370, Owner: Mercedes tor: Mercedes Homes Inc., Liberty Property LP vs. property at 15 Lake Avenue, Homes Inc., on property at $17,385, Owner: Mercedes Blue Sphere Deerfield Blossom Trail, Orlando Owner: Square LLC, on prop- Claimant: Groundworks VMW Logistic Inc., Case Orlando 32801, Book/Page Multiple Lots Tusca Place Homes Inc., on property at Plaza LT vs. Natures Health 32805-3739, $22,427, (sales erty at 8375 International of Palm Beach County No. 09 003194-O, 02/04/09. 9820/1854, 01/26/09. North and South, Book/Page Multiple Lots Windsor Lake and Fitness et al., Case No. and use), Book/Page Drive, Orlando 32819, Book/ Inc., Contractor: Della Road 9821/4981, 01/28/09. 7129/283 thru 589, 02/05/09. Townhomes, Book/Page 09 003006-O, 01/30/09. Averett Warmus Durkee Claimant: Tri-City Electri- Page 9821/3749, 01/28/09. Development LLC and PA vs. The Grove Counsel- Uptown Classics Inc., 507 cal Contractors Inc., Con- Claimant: MTS Partners Unicorp Development, Claimant: American Gran- 7132/745 thru 750, 02/11/09. Minnesota Ware- ing Center Inc., Case No. N. Semoran Blvd., Orlando tractor: Star Creations Devel- LLC dba Corporate Electric $250,178, Owner: Della ite Factory of Orlando, Claimant: James C. Hall houses Ltd. vs. Gallery 09 003220-O, 02/04/09. 32807-3325, $10,251, (sales opment LLC, $41,160, Owner: Services, Contractor: Scher- Road Development LLC, on Contractor: Bradford Building Co. Inc. dba Hall Co. Inc., Baraka Inc., Case No. 09 and use), Book/Page Historic Creations Realty LLC, er Construction, $38,257, property at 7940 Via Dellagio Corp., $15,250, Owner: Altaf Contractor: RHS Construc- 003085-O, 01/30/09. 9821/4976, 01/28/09. on property at 23 S. Osceola Owner: LeRoyal Inc. of Mait- Way, Orlando, Book/Page Hemani, on property at Lot tion, $44,262, Owner: United Bayview Loan Servicing Tax Liens International Hotel Ave., Orlando, Book/Page land FL, on property at 2450 9822/210, 01/29/09. 6 Bella Foresta, Book/Page Midwest Savings Bank/Unit- LLC vs. Fairways Group The U.S. Internal Revenue 9820/2934, 01/26/09. Maitland Center Parkway, 7130/457, 02/06/09. Service and the state Depart- Management LLC, 8444 Claimant: Johnnie ed Financial Bank of FL, on Services Inc., Case No. Maitland 32751, Book/Page ment of Revenue file tax liens in International Drive, Orlando Claimant: Robert A. Har- Miller/Klavon Building Claimant: American Gran- property at 875 Currency Cir- 09 003089-O, 01/30/09. local courts against companies 32819-9329, $34,364, (sales ris Architect, Contractor: 9821/5318, 01/28/09. Inspection & Consulting ite Factory of Orlando, cle aka United Financial Bank Shakti Copeland vs. or individuals when disputes and use), Book/Page Devonshield Retail Center, Claimant: Manuel Ouilli Group Inc., Contractor: Contractor: Bradford Building of Florida, Lake Mary, Book/ Universal City Develop- over taxes arise. Liens may be 9821/4969, 01/28/09. $61,070, Owner: Owen (President), Contractor: J&D SL Construction & Full Corp., $17,025, Owner: Arif Page 7133/289, 02/11/09. Feb. 20–26, 2009 BIZ LEADS orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ 31

Osceola County Claimant: Richard Ferrell Lamm & Co., commercial and Shaun McBride, John L. and Sandra Maszy Seminole County 5805 W. Main St., Houma, Standard Pacific of Cen- Pump Service, Contrac- alteration at 9750 S. Orange 9696 Camberley Circle, La. 70360, Lot 41 Wynd- tral Florida to Michael C. Claimant: Beta Construc- to Simon T. Simaan, 8712 Yan K. and Mark A. Wilson tor: Spruce Creek Golf LLC, Blossom Trail, Fields BMW Orlando 32836, Brentwood ham Palms, $245,000. and Lorna M. Krzenski, tion LLC, Contractor: The Esplanade, No. 17, Orlan- to Kevin Shane and Robin $10,413, Owner: Spruce Showroom, $100,000. 2709 Eagle Cliff Drive, Kis- Building Ladera Construc- Club, $675,000. do 32836, Vizcaya Heights S. Caldwell, 1905 Lake Adams Homes of North- tion Group Inc., $27,360, Creek Golf LLC, on property Levon Enterprises Peoples First Community Condominium, $300,000. Markham Preserve Trail, San- west Florida Inc. to simmee 34746, Lot 89E at 17585 S.E. 102nd Ave., Eagle Lake, $177,000. Owner: Nicholas and Arlene Inc., commercial altera- Bank to Craig or Andrew Miltha DeLeon and Pablo ford 32771, Lake Markham Dwayne L. and Erica J. Summerfield 34491, Book/ Pizzo, on property at 420 tion at 6900 Turkey Lake Hartman, 504 Largovista Beltre to Jose Jimenez, Preserve, $2,100,000. Martin, 1040 Twisted Branch Aurora Loan Services LLC Page 3729/1349, 02/09/09. Road, $95,000. Lane, St. Cloud 34771, Lot 44 Muirfield Loop, Book/Page Drive, Winter Garden 34787, 1118 Brant Point, Orlando Aurora Loan Services LLC to Joseph Louimaire and Chisholm Estates, $245,000. 3795/835, 02/05/09. Claimant: White Alu- Mark Construction Co., Johns Landing, $645,000. 32828, Spring Isle, $287,571. to Eric A. and Valena L. Jacqueline Thibodeau, minum Products LLC, 2282 Viehman Trail, Kis- Claimant: Norcraft Com- commercial alteration Jill C. Hobbs to William Tousa Homes Inc. to Moore, 424 Timberwalk Yuscimid Rodriguez Contractor: Osceola simmee 34746, Lot 187 panies LLC, Contractor: at 6333 McCoy Road, L. and Lisa Richards, Samuel and Luisa Cabrera, Lane, Lake Mary 32746, Mag- to Dewey M. III and Installers, $12,314, Owner: Oak Hammock Preserve, Mercedes Homes Inc., office, $878,000. 6056 Lexington Park, 5708 Covington Cove nolia Plantation, $589,857. Deborah L. Stowers, 2377 Clerbrook LLC/Mellander Josefina Drive, Kissimmee Unit 2, $177,000. $10,388, Owner: Mercedes MVB & Associates, com- Orlando 32819, Bay Hill Way, Orlando 32829, Vista Jerry M. and Kathy H. & Associates Inc., on prop- 34744, Lot 37 Tierra-Del- Homes, on property at 3976 mercial building at 5803 Village West, $520,000. Lakes Village, $280,000. Smalley to Arthur and Standard Pacific of Cen- Blossom Dew Drive, Kis- erty at Lot 1005 Clermont Sol-Unit II, $240,000. tral Florida fka Colony Elon Drive, public works Brant C. and Paige Quinlan Inga Bateman, 460 Wild simmee 34746, Book/Page Florida, Clermont, Book/ Connie Duprey to John Communities to Laura building, $113,272. to J.C. Andrews, 2449 Fawn- Oak Circle, Longwood 32779, Mercedes Homes Inc. to 3796/1727, 02/10/09. Page 3729/385, 02/09/09. Bougon, 5326 Chatas Joel and Darline Valcin, A. Cilento, 2708 Eagle Cliff Out For Bids, commercial lake Trail, Orlando 32828, Lane, Orlando 32814, Sweetwater Oaks, $455,285. Claimant: L. Pellinen Claimant: CBS Builders 3805 Marietta Way, St. Cloud Drive, Kissimmee 34746, Lot addition at 700 E. Washing- Stoneybrook, $510,000. Baldwin Park, $278,000. Rick and Ann Spencer Const. Inc., Contractor: (not Supply Inc., Contractor: 34772, Lot 333 Stevens 85E Eagle Lake, $176,285. ton St., restaurant, $125,097. Weekley Homes to Charles to Gulshan Bahl, 2992 shown), $10,840, Owner: Grove Construciton Corp., Pulte Home Corp. to Plantation, $232,000. Prime Construction Group, A. Bond, 2944 Stanfield Bayhead Run, Oviedo Lake County Mercedes Homes, on prop- $13,140, Owner: Public Silvio and Sirlene Son- D.R. Horton Inc. to Mel- commercial building at 5420 Ave., Orlando 32814, 32765, Estates at Aloma Reda and Mary Awad erty at 1515 Angler Ave., Kis- Housing Assistance Inc., on nino, 8915 Grey Hawk Point, vin Jones Jr., 3071 Dasha L.B. McLeod Road, municipal Baldwin Park, $472,142. Woods, $420,000. to Kevin Humphrey, simmee 34746, Book/Page property at 2000 Park Circle, Orlando 32836, Stonebridge Palm Drive, Kissimmee building, $10,800,000. 32548 Hawks Lake Lane, 3796/2113, 02/10/09. Leesburg 34748, Book/Page 4526 Calabay Drive Trust/ Reserve, $275,857. David L. and Brenda J. 34744, Lot 120 Raintree at Scherer Construction, Quickel to Bryan and Sorrento 32776, Lot 98 Claimant: Signature Pools 3729/726, 02/09/09. SV Consulting to Jorge Federal National Mort- Springlake Village, $221,714. commercial alteration Kusnir, 4526 Lake Calabay Arlene Scheff, 1639 Heathrow Country Estate Inc., Contractor: Rey Group Claimant: Ferguson Fire & gage Association to Robert and Claire Hard- at 7988 Via Dellagio Drive, Orlando 32837, Redwood Grove Terrace, Homes, $613,000. Inc., $13,956, Owner: Rey Fabrication Inc., Contractor: Ronald L. and Anita ing to Reinard and Way, Stogies, $80,000. Lake Mary 32746, Magnolia Michael R. and Judith M. Group Inc., on property at Savage Fire Protection Inc., Hunter’s Creek, $460,000. Thurston, 3942 Kilmar- Yvonne Schmid, 2567 Plantation, $420,000. Berger to Susan M. Kirch- 2944 Casabella Drive, Book/ $29,767, Owner: Sabal Palm Scherer Construction K. Hovnanian Homes nock Drive, Apopka 32712, Aster Cove, Kissimmee Tousa Homes Inc. to Duke hoff Trustee, 123 West Page 3797/1610, 02/11/09. Ventures LLC, on property & Engineering, com- to Tobias S. Peabody, Springs Ridge, $274,000. 34758, Lot 10 Aster Cove at at 1240 County Road 466, mercial alteration at 5314 Ardsdale Lane, W. and Emily M. Follistein, Road, Pleasant Valley, N.Y. Claimant: Signature Pools William R. Arnold to Clark Crescent Lakes, $220,000. Lady Lake, Book/Page 7563 W. Sand Lake Road, Orlando 32814, Bald- 3950 Flowering Stream 12569, Government Lot 1 in Inc., Contractor: Rey Group and Tracey Megerle, P.O. Mercedes Homes Inc. to 3730/1554, 02/11/09. Fresh Crafters, $85,000. win Park, $442,000. Way, Oviedo 32766, Live Sec. 2 30S 26E, $560,000. Inc., $23,000, Owner: Rey Box 787, Oakland 34760, The Oak Reserve, $400,000. Darryl D. and Ruby M. Group Inc., on property at The Murray Co., commer- James A. and Candy White, 177 White Plains Creative Property Invest- Town of Oakland, $270,000. Tanya K. and Michael 2809 Via Largo Court, Book/ cial alteration at 4850 Mille- Hester to Doreen M. and Road, No. 21-A Building 4, ments LLC to James S. Building Elizabeth and Hong Moon J. Riccardelli Jr. to Kelly Browne aka James S. Page 3797/1611, 02/11/09. nia Blvd., third floor, $75,000. Glynn Johnson, 10256 Cove Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591, Lot 241 to Richard A. and Jayne and Arthur J. Copeland Brown, 6037 Lake Erie Road, Lake Drive, Orlando 32836, Stevens Plantation, $220,000. Lake County Permits Seminole County Behrle, 2115 Tillman Ave., III, 309 Stonebridge Drive, Groveland 34736, (metes Sand Lake Cove, $420,000. D.R. Horton Inc. to Mela- Claimant: White Alu- Follow the money. Find out Brian and Kristen Roy, Winter Garden 34787, Bron- Longwood 32779, Sweet- and bounds) Portion of nie L. Jackson, 3912 Emer- minum Products LLC, where companies and agencies commercial renovation at Randall W. Shirey to son’s Landings, $270,000. water Oaks, $379,857. Sec. 18 22S 24E, $468,428. are building and expanding. 211 W. Warren Ave., $125,000. Christopher J. and Alba ald Tree Lane, Kissimmee Contractor: Osceola Sandra K. and Lawrence U.S. Bank National The information for the permits Centerline Homes 34744, Lot 142 Raintree at Installers, $11,432, Owner: Centex Homes, commercial Bates, 5431 Walsh Pond J. Peletz to Amy J. and includes: contractor, type of at Preston Square to Springlake Village, $197,000. Association Trustee to Clerbrook LLC, on property building at 1 Maplebrook Court, Windermere 34786, Kenneth Philip Stafford, structure and/or alteration, site Michael F. and Monica Steven A. and Kathryn L. at Wood Deck, Book/Page Drive, townhomes, $395,498. Eden’s Hammock, $416,000. Edward N. Luddy aka address and estimated cost. Reilly, 74 Arlena Terrace, 120 Lake Crescent Drive, Long, 10821 Fox Hole Road, 3728/1487, 02/06/09. K. Hovnanian Cambridge Chuluota 32766, Lake Edward N. II and Marion Clermont 34711, Portion of Cornerstone Building, Ramsey, N.J. 07446, Pres- D.Luddy to Rene Dammen Claimant: Flash-Rite Inc., Orange County Homes to Eduardo E. and Crescent Sub, $305,000. Sec. 11 23S 26E, $355,000. commercial building at ton Square, $259,428. and Yosta Dammen- Contractor: Superior Inter- Lorraine Pita, 2959 Stan- B&M Construction, com- 2698 Pemberton Drive, Federal Home Loan Tousa Homes Inc. to Peereboom, Masaistraat John Carlucci and Corlas national, $43,833, Owner: warehouse, $300,000. field Ave., Orlando 32814, mercial alteration at 2504 Mortgage Corp. to Wal- Nicole H. Erney, 715 12, Purmerend, Nether- Carlucci to William S. and Mana International Corp., Baldwin Park, $410,714. S. Orange Ave., $55,000. Performance Contrac- ter and Merila Cintron, Comanche St., Oviedo 32765, lands 1448, Lot 150 Lake Carolyn D. Stahlnecker, on property at 25010 U.S. Oviedo Forest, $298,000. Brasfield & Gorrie, com- tors, commercial building Franklin G. and Sara Nor- 7422 Chelsea Harbour Berkley Resort, $190,000. 523 Cedar Lane, Swarth- Highway 27, Leesburg, Book/ ris to Byron Sierra and more, Pa. 19081, Lots 11 and mercial alteration at 9400 at 140 E. Lake Ave., office/ Drive, Orlando 32829, Vista Stephen C. and Kimberly D.R. Horton Inc. to Shir- Page 3728/2276, 02/06/09. Ingrid Urrutia-Sierra, 1801 12 Norwood, $350,000. Southpark Center Loop, warehouse, $198,000. Lakes Villages, $259,000. L. Mett to David L. and ley Bugg, 1 The Courts, Claimant: Mack Concrete Bimini Drive, Orlando 32806, Jackie S. Longest, 593 York- office building, $5,000,000. Jimmy Liu to Ken Jantz, Bath Road, Felixstowe Hibiscus Homes of Industries, Contractor: Osceola County Bel Air Shores, $410,000. shire Drive, Oviedo 32765, Brasfield & Gorrie, com- 12894 Middle Waits- Ipswich, Suffold IP117TP, Florida Inc. to Scott and Vision Outdoor Inc., $19,375, Frasier Contracting, The Vue-Orlando to Bentley Woods, $279,857. mercial alteration at 601 burg Road, Waitsburg, England, Condominium, Sonya D. Rondelli, 3042 Owner: Richard Langley commercial alteration Christopher Somers, 140 Chavez Ave., Clermont E. Rollins St., second and Wash. 99361, Hunter’s Timothy and Alice Graston Unit 810 Building 8 Cane Dev/Jones Building Inc., on at 613 13th St., conve- E. Robinson St., No. 3004, 34715, Lot 235 Verde fifth floors, $400,000. Creek, $257,000. to Paul H. and Anita E. Island, $190,000. property at Townhomes nience store, $140,000. Orlando 32801, The Vue Porter, 853 Paddington Ian Armes aka Ian Richard Ridge, Unit 2, $345,000. at Green Valley Commons, Diversified Commercial Quest Com Group, Tousa Homes Florida at Lake Eola, $409,857. Terrace, Heathrow 32746, Armes to Stephen J. and Pillar Homes LLC to Dar- Clermont, Book/Page Builders, commercial commercial building to Heather Erenstein, The Ryland Group Inc. Carrington Park, $265,000. Dorothy M. Del Signore, rin and Angela Ambrose, 3728/2398, 02/06/09. renovation at 600 S. at 4670 13th St., office/ 4070 Crestwick Circle, to Michael Burbridge, Cartus Financial Corp. to 81 Gentian Ave., Providence, 1144 Tamarind Place, Wil- Claimant: Island Con- Orlando Ave., $65,000. warehouse, $550,000. Orlando 32829, Victoria 11747 Sheltering Pine Raymond Nunziata Jr., R.I. 02908, Lot 550 Indian liamstown, N.J. 06094, Lot struction Systems Inc., Landings, $255,000. Encore Construction Southland Construction, Drive, Orlando 32836, 1706 Tiverton St., Winter Ridge, Unit Five, $188,428. 9 Pillars Landing, $339,142. Contractor: Orion Develop- Co., commercial build- commercial renovation at Grande Pines, $391,285. Timothy and Samenthur Springs 32708, Daven- Alfred R. and Barbara A. Lennar Homes Inc. fka ment Corp., $11,825, Owner: ing at 14000 Water Plant 2800 13th St., McDonalds Douglas and Sherry Gutch Blake to Rafael Perez and port Glen, $265,000. Taddia to Zulma D. Alva- Lennar Homes Inc. to Crescendo Management Drive, public works Restaurant, $65,000. Confesora Rodriguez, Inc., on property at Lot to Lindy T. and Morgan O.J. and Judith Mullis rez, 235 Goldenrain Drive, Stephen O. Smyth, 554 W. buildings, $1,500,000. 1761 Soaring Heights 77 Bella Vista, Book/Page Theobald Construction, DeMarco, 2444 Stoneview to Jack A. and Carol Unit 102, Celebration 34747, 1000th N., Pleasant Grove, Gomez Construction, Circle, Orlando 32837, 3729/299, 02/06/09. commercial alteration at Road, Orlando 32806, M. Rosier, 5112 Fillmore Unit 2102 Georgetown at Utah 84062, Lot 256 Lost commercial alteration at 4737 Old Canoe Creek Road, Porter Place, $373,000. Falcon Trace, $254,000. Place, Sanford 32773, Celebration, $185,000. Lake Tract B, $337,000. Claimant: Island Con- 9250 Airport Blvd., restau- doctor’s office, $60,000. Maronda Homes Inc. Hamilton Place, $250,000. HSBC Bank USA National struction Systems Inc., rant/restrooms, $160,000. Eleanore F. Walker and Centex Homes to Jung S. Contractor: Orion Develop- Joseph Hartman and Ter- to Kenneth J. and Osceola County Association Trustee to Kim, 30417 Tokara Terrace, H.J. High Construction Pamela Henderson, 55 Billie Sanderson and Mount Dora 32757, Lot 422 ment Corp., $11,825, Owner: Transactions rell Johnson to Howard S. Tonya Dorisca Trustee to Crescendo Management Co., commercial building and Rebecca Graves, 9781 Disalvo Place, Apopka Judy E. Fields, 3755 Friars Sullivan Ranch, $307,571. at 2047 Prospect Ave., 32712, Landings at Rock Derrick Cooper, 1174 Forest Inc., on property at Lot Residential Gault St., Orlando 32836, Cove Lane, St. Cloud 34772, Saxon Mortgage Ser- church, $3,167,822. Springs, $251,142. Ave., Apt. 3, Bronx, N.Y. 10456, (metes and bounds) Sec. 76 Bella Vista, Book/Page Families moving into Bay Vista Estates, $359,000. vices Inc. to Eli M. and Lot 66 Somerset, $296,000. 35 26 30, $185,000. 3729/300, 02/06/09. Habitat For Humanity, new homes need an array of Park Square Enterprises Alice F. Sherman, 1382 The Ryland Group Inc. to Lucien Senese to David commercial building at 4650 products and services. This list Inc. to Michel Fauconnier, Edward J. and Joelle Legendary Blvd., Clermont Claimant: Interplan LLC, Joseph Petan, 15510 Belle and Maureen Jackson, Contractor: Clermont Land Stag Horn Drive, multifam- of residential transactions was Meade Drive, Winter Garden 6900 S. Orange Blossom M. Porr to Thomas and 34711, Lot 51 Bridgestone collected from public records 1108 Oak Pond Drive, Development LLC and ily building, $383,000. 34787, Belle Meade, $349,000. Trail, No. 432, Orlando 32809, Debra Archakis, 4403 at Legends, $302,428. of each jurisdiction listed. The Celebration 34747, Lot McGill Property Group, Newbury Park, $250,571. Esquire Circle, Naperville, J.K. Holmes Construc- information includes: seller, Park Square Enterprises 98 Celebration East Vil- Wayne H. Farrar and $104,567, Owner: Clermont Ill. 60564, Lot 2 Building 26 tors, commercial alteration buyer, buyer address, subdivi- Inc. to Frederick and Rodrigo and Moana Shi- lage, Unit 3, $282,428. Maxine J. Farrar individu- Ventures LLC and Clermont at 6000 Universal Stu- Windsor Hills, $184,000. sion and purchase price. To Naomi Borsoni, 9068 Della avo to Jasbir and Harjeet Robert and Debra Osborn ally and Co-Trustees to Land Development LLC, dios Plaza, Building 745 D.R. Horton Inc. to Sain- order an electronic copy of the Scala Circle, Orlando 32836, Channa, 203 Laurenburg to Fouad Sadiki and Jason D. and Susan R. on property at Oak Hill Space 745G, $100,000. adha Chekuri, 4 Shadow records in this category, with Point Cypress, $330,000. Lane, Ocoee 34761, Wes- Amina William Andrews, Langley, 3216 Site to See Commons, Book/Page phone numbers and additional Drive, Princeton Junction, Kelsey Construction, com- mere at Ocoee, $250,000. 2423 Huron Circle, Kis- Ave., Eustis 32726, Lot 114 3729/1050, 02/09/09. listings, call (877) 593-4157. Deutsche Bank to Nicky N.J. 08550, Condominium, Bright Water Place, $285,000. mercial addition at 7000 Dr. John T. and Cynthia Riv- simmee 34746, Lot 15B Claimant: Interplan LLC, W. and Amalia White, Unit 501 Building 5 Cane Phillips Blvd., YMCA, $75,000. ers to Sarah G. Melanson, Brighton Lakes, $280,000. Standard Pacific of Contractor: Clermont Land Orange County 13530 Glynshel Drive, Island, $180,000. Kencon Corp., com- Winter Garden 34787, 2139 Whitehall Drive, Winter Central Florida fka Development LLC, $15,662, J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Martha Arango and Pulte Home Corp. to Cesar Park 32792, Kenilworth Colony Communities to Owner: Clermont Ventures mercial alteration at 2504 to Jack and Cheryl Glynwood, $310,000. Fabian Aurignac to Renzo V. Zanchet and Maria Ines S. Alafaya Trail, Anytime Yager, 8625 Bay Hill Blvd., Shores, $250,000. Barcatta, (no address given), Kamal and Debbie D. LLC (fka Clermont Land Pulte Home Corp. to Ken- B. Buchalla, Al. Oiapoque 65 Samaroo, 3676 Briar Run Development LLC), on prop- Fitness, $85,000. Orlando 32819, Sec. neth and Gloria Botelho, Carlene Weber to Laura Lot 72 Celebration East Apto 2301 Barueri Alphaville 27 23 28, $820,000. Village, Unit 3, $260,000. Drive, Clermont 34711, Lot erty at Oak Hill Commons, Lamm & Co., commer- 13167 Vennetta Way, R. Sofia, 907 Golfview SP. 06454-065, Unit 10239 77 Foxchase, $276,571. Unit I Sub Lot 3, Book/Page cial alteration at 355 N. Brynley R. and Martha Windermere 34786, Lake St., Orlando 32804, Sec. Avelo Mortgage LLC to Building 39 Promendades 3729/1055, 02/09/09. Orange Ave., $700,000. Davies to Maria A. Hjort Sawyer South, $300,000. 23 22 29, $250,000. Billy Jr. and Pam Allen, at Bella Trae, $180,000. BIZ LEADS | 32 32 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com BIZ LEADS Feb. 20–26, 2009

32712, Lot 16 Estates at Black National Drive, Suite 150, N.W. 22nd Terrace, Gaines- Douglas Tile Inc., 4868 Cleaning, 7669 Sapphire Road, Apopka 32712, BIZ LEADS Bear Reserve, $200,000. Orlando 32822, Unit 11 Business Taxes ville 32605, commissions. Cypress Woods Drive, No. Lane, Orlando 32822, contractor/paint. Lee Vista Pointe A Condo- 314, Orlando 32811, floor janitorial cleaning. From Page 31 DOA Properties IIIB (KB People starting a new Quality Senior Care, Charles E. Longley Models) LLC to Joseph minium Parcel ID 27 23 30 company need an array of 2608 Silver Hill Drive, No. covering/tiles/wood. Adilia A. Ghani, 3022 St. Pressure Cleaning M. Paris, 4400 Aruba Blvd., 5036 00 110, $350,000. products and services, and our 6, Orlando 32818, com- Zaida C. Morters, 13967 Augustine Drive, Orlando Services, 8072 Excalibur Masterpiece Homes LLC list of business taxes paid — a Clermont 34711, Lot 1 panion service/errands. Marine Drive, Orlando 32826, janitorial cleaning. Court, Orlando 32822, to Pedro and Graciela Seminole County source of information on new Southern Fields, $200,000. 32832, freelance editor. mobile auto detailing. Velasco and Beatriz Velas- Philip Simolari as Trustee businesses — can give you a BJS Konkrete Krush- Klean N Brite Janitorial, co and ARacely Velasco, to Lavoro LLC, 1345 competitive edge. To order an ing LLC, 2895 Mercy James D. Walker II, 860 404 N. Hastings St., Orlando Blake BBQ, 4791 N. Pine 2165 Ficus St., Mascotte Commercial Bennett Drive, Suite 101, electronic copy of the records Drive, Orlando 32808, Lenmore Court, Orlando 32835, janitorial cleaning. Hills Road, No. 201, Orlando 32808, mobile food truck. 34753, Lot 108 The Gardens Find out the key players Longwood 32750, Lots A-D in this category, with phone concrete crushing. 32812, graphic design. M.C. Clean All Inc., P.O. numbers, call (877) 593-4157. at Jackson Ridge, $260,142. in big real estate deals in Replat of Tract 75 Sanlando Custom Site Works of Raymond T. Swint, 5105 Box 607037, Orlando Stockton Turner & Vernon C. and Pamela this section. This list of com- Springs, $2,264,285. Business tax information Florida Inc., 1161 Spruce Lescot Lane, Orlando 32860, janitorial cleaning. Co., 2914 Summer Swan A. Swisher to Henryk A. mercial transactions was col- Robert E. Mike Sr. to includes: name of company or Ave., Orlando 32824, 32811, hauling. Unique Cleaning Drive, Orlando 32825, Tzacz, 313 S. Riverside Drive, lected from the public records Adventist Health System individual, address and type of construction clean up. Specialist, 2040 Mullet mortgage broker. of each jurisdiction listed. The license. Occasionally existing Florida Home Companion Unit 2, Pompano Beach Sunbelt Healthcare Road, Auburndale 33823, Magic Nail & Day Spa, 8600 information includes: seller, businesses will appear in this Property Maintenance LLC, 620 N. Wymore Road, 33062, Lot 48 Beacon Ridge Corp., 111 N. Orlando Ave., Services LLC, 37 E. Rosevear No. 260, Maitland 32751, janitorial cleaning. Vineland Ave., Suite 105, at Legends, $260,000. buyer, buyer address, subdivi- database because of changes sion and purchase price. Winter Park 32789, Sec. 21 in ownership or operation. St., Orlando 32804, con- home companion services. Elaine Jimenez, 14300 Orlando 32821, nail tech. Meritage Homes of Florida 21 29 Parcel ID 21 21 29 Orange County struction debris clean up. Lake Eve Resort Man- Avalon Reserve Blvd., Lighthouse Central Florida Inc. to Elrico Key, 10901 Orange County 300 0240 0000, $750,000. agement LLC, 7011 No. 308, Orlando 32828, Inc., 215 E. New Hamp- Svec & Irving LLC, Edge Public Affairs LLC, Lemay Drive, Clermont Tinwood LLC to NC Grand National Drive, janitorial services. shire St., Orlando 32804, Osceola County 605 E. Robinson St., No. P.O. Box 140902, Orlando 34711, Lot 103 Overlook Regency Village II LLC No. 104, Orlando 32819, nonprofit business office. NLFC 1998-1 Bronson 240, Orlando 32801, 32814-0902, consulting. Kendrick Bush Jani King, at Lake Louisa, $239,857. (22.56318 percent inter- hotel management. Highway LLC to T Old administrative service. Mark Gonzalez Insights, 5325 Moonglow Blvd., Orlan- Childrens Destiny Learn- Anh V. and Amy Dang to est)/Regency Village Town LLC, 16600 Dallas 9537 Castleford Point, Luna’s Ice Cream, 14850 do 32839, janitorial services. ing Center Inc., 724 N. Hast- Dieu Lourdes Mondesir Realty Associates II LLC 4RS Transportation LLC, Parkway, Suite 300, Dallas, Orlando 32836, consulting. Sussex Drive, Orlando All Used Parts LLC, P.O. ings Road, Orlando 32818, and Lineda Mondesir, (44.34416 percent inter- P.O. Box 1125, Oakland 34787, Texas 75248, Parcel ID R03 92 32826, ice cream truck. Box 678326, Orlando 32867- nonprofit business office. 15430 Grand Haven Drive, est)/SPJ Orlando 1 LLC administrative service. Ecoclean Solutions LLC, 52 8424 0000 10090 (metes Antecello Logistic 8326, junk yard recycling. Lauren Gordon, 739 Clermont 34714, Lot 136 (33.09266 percent inter- Francisco O. Castillo, P.O. Box 536605, Orlando and bounds), $5,850,000. LLC, 6173 Raleigh St., Jose G. Calo, 7505 Belle Terre Court, Winter Tradd’s Landing, $239,000. est), 9 E. 40th St., New York, 3001 Aloma Ave., Winter 32853, consulting. N.Y. 10016, Lot 1 and Lot 4 Coastal Technical Ser- No. 1701, Orlando 32835, Thelma Way, Orlando Garden 34787, occu- KB Home Orlando LLC Park 32792, administra- Hands On Healing Regency Village Parcel IDs 23 vices LLC to Coastal import/export. 32822, landscape. pational therapist. to Lemuel L. Dailey, 4464 tive services. Center, 1041 Choke- 24 28 7415 00 010 and 23 24 Technical Services LLC Rmelli Imex Corp., Darnell Thompson Land- Edward Lang Inc., 2722 Aruba Blvd., Clermont Gregory J. Johansen cherry Drive, Winter Springs 28 7415 00 040, $13,750,000. Trustee, 1420 Celebration 6429 Conroy Road, No. scaping, 1367 Orange St., Eastern Parkway, Winter 34711, Lot 15 Southern PA, 390 N. Orange 32708, cosmetologist. Blvd., Suite 314, Celebra- 1204, Orlando 32835, Apopka 32703, lawn care. Park 32789, paint base- Fields, $238,000. Sand Lake Building LLC Ave., No. 2300, Orlando JC Penney Salon, 3379 to Ghulldu Properties tion 34747, Condominium, import/export. board crown molding. Fannie Mae aka Fed- 32801, attorney. S. Kirkman Road, No. Alexander Cahill, 246 LLC, 9846 Camberley Circle, Unit 314 Celebration Office Wendell C. Wade, P.O. Box eral National Mortgage 1011, Orlando 32809, Gator Blinds, 1631 N. Cranor Ave., DeLand Orlando 32836, Unit 1-1 and Condominium, $1,006,714. Wicker Smith O’Hara 1082, Zellwood 32798, paint Association to Ronald cosmetologist. Rock Springs Road, No. 32720, lawn care. 1-2 Sand Lake Building A Regions Bank to McCoy & Ford PA, baseboard crown molding. Smith and Phyllis Smith, 240, Apopka 32712, install Jason W. Grimes, P.O. Condominium, $1,376,285. Boardwalk LLP, 101 Park P.O. Box 2753, Orlando Chloe Hair Salon, 825 E. 5425 Cape Hattaras Drive, window treatments. Box 780572, Orlando Carl Gonzalez Contract- Place Blvd., Suite 3, Kis- 32802, attorney. Sand Lake Road, Orlando ing, 1812 Elsa St., Orlando Clermont 34714, Lot 11 Irvin Frederick Whitten 32809-7718, cosmetologist. Seminole Blinds, 1631 32787, lawn care. and Betty A. Whitten to simmee 34741, (metes Luis Perez, 2830 Empire 32806, paint baseboard Tradd’s Landing, $235,000. N. Rock Springs Road, No. Opus In Green Inc., 3733 PCL Construction Resourc- and bounds), $900,000. Place, Sanford 32773, About Face Design crown molding. Michael J. Driscoll to 240, Apopka 32712, install N. Goldenrod Road, No. 213, es (USA) Inc., 2000 S. Fidelity Bank of Florida NA auto detailing. Team, 2564 Woodgate Richard O. Jr. and Regina window treatments. Winter Park 32792, lawn care. Faith Electric Service, 5467 Colorado Blvd. Tower 2, Suite Blvd., No. 207, Orlando P. Wightman, 216 Nautica to Bumpstix Inc., 2009 13th Pro Tree Kustoms, 624 Urlich Decorations LLC, N. Orange Blossom Trail, No. 2-500, Denver, Colo. 80222, 32822, cosmetologist. Roberto La Rosa, 7055 E. Mile Drive, Clermont St., St. Cloud 34769, Parcel IDs Zachary Drive, Apopka 7611 S. Orange Blossom 154, Orlando 32810, paint Portion of Lot 26 in Sec. 6 Aloma Ave., No. E, Winter 34711, Lot 48 Clermont R01 26 30 0001 0248 0190, 32712, auto repair. Venus Nail & Spa, 4416 Trail, No. 343, Orlando baseboard crown molding. 22S 39E Willis R. Munger 30, 60 and 70 Lot 13-22 Block Park 32792, lawn care. Yacht Club, $235,000. Minivan Source Inc., 1614 Curry Ford Road, Orlando 32809, Internet sales. Kathleen Massey, 18503 Subdivision Parcel ID 06 22 248 The Seminole Land & McCoy Road, Orlando 32812, cosmetology salon. Justin L. Williams & Rachel Bellmore Ave., Orlando Bank of New York to Ron- 29 5844 00 251, $975,000. Investment Co.’s map of the Million Bucks, 3911 Lake Williams, 1118 Goldwyn St., ald J. and Karen H. Sartele, 32809, auto sales. Discovery Zone Pre- Margaret Drive, Orlando 32820, paint baseboard Bluegreen Vacations town of St. Cloud, $325,000. Orlando 32805, lawn care. 204 W. Blue Water Edge Consulting Express LLC, school at Lavina, 9145 32812, Internet sales. crown molding. Unlimited to Vacation Regions Bank to Jackline Drive, Eustis 32736, Lot 92 8368 Via Bella Notte St., Narcoossee Road, No. A-108, Tennant Landscapes, 8201 J&S Handyman Services, Trust Inc., 4950 Com- Investments LLC, 5446 Orlando 32827, day care. Bradford M. Wemple, 4824 Claire Ann Drive, No. 106, Blue Lakes Estates, $230,000. Orlando 32836, auto sales. Bass Point Road, Orlando 9956 Triple Crown Circle, munication Ave., Suite Brookline Drive, Orlando Orlando 32825, lawn care. Orlando 32825, paint base- Federal Home Loan Mort- Kennedy’s All American GZ Orlando LLC, 8103 32820, Internet sales. 900, Boca Raton 33431, BG 32819, Unit G 301-S the Robert Lee Carter, board crown molding. gage Corp. to Noella L. Barber Club Thornton S. Orange Ave., Orlando Foundations Condominium Villas at Reunion Square Luis R. Viera, 7891 Sap- 5712 W. Washington St., Affanato, 9831 Royal Vista Park, 1631 W. Oak Ridge 32809, deli take out. Mack Construction (multiple units), $805,000. Condominium, $236,000. phire Lane, Orlando Orlando 32835, lawn care. Ave., Clermont 34711, Lot Road, No. B, Orlando Best Delivery, 2525 Inc., 132 Dorscher Road, Tinwood LLC to NC Regen- Park Square Enterprises 32822, Internet sales. 156 Vista Grande, $225,000. 32809, barber. Maitland Crossing Way, Jason D. Barnard, 2708 Orlando 32835, paint base- cy Village II LLC (22.56318 Inc. to Arusha LLC, 5200 Circuit Motorsports Corp., Property and Develop- No. 13104, Orlando Smithfield Drive, Orlando board crown molding. percent interest)/Regency Vineland Road, Suite 200, Dillard Street Barber 10207 Mallard Landings Way, ment Inc. to William A. 32810, delivery service. 32837, lawn care. Village Realty Associates Orlando 32811, Lot 34 Shop, 613 Forest St., Win- Orlando 32832, Internet sales. Brian Gast Home Soriero Jr., 351 N. Duncan dermere 34786, barber. VanStar Dental, 3804 E. Infinity Wellness Center, Improvements, 6365 II LLC (44.34416 percent Legacy Park, $235,000. J.J. Jay Investments Inc., Drive, Tavares 32778, Lots Colonial Drive, Orlando 4484 Concord Landing Drive, Conroy Road, No. 2004, interest)/SPJ Orlando 1 Stevens Plantation Tract KC Flooring & Pavers 1735 36th St., Orlando 1-7 Oak Crest, $225,000. 32803, dentist. No. 207, Orlando 32839, Orlando 32835, paint base- LLC (33.09266 percent 7 LLP to Ramflas Roofing Inc., 2420 Amherst Ave., 32839, investments. Federal Home Loan Mort- licensed acupuncturist. board crown molding. interest), 9 E. 40th St., Svcs Inc., 3010 Elbib Drive, Orlando 32804, brick pavers. Lawrence Omari, 3013 gage Corp. to Bernardus New York, N.Y. 10016, Lot 5 Joseph Angelillo, 14195 Deprisa Express Inc., Hollywood Woodwork St. Cloud 34772, Unit 15 Fernandez Electrical Redlive Oaks Lane, Orlando H. Vos, 12810 Katherine Regency Village Parcel ID 23 Vista Del Lago Blvd., Winter 13386 Glacier National Drive, LLC, 2951 Pembroke Road, Stevens Plantation Tract 7 Services LLC, 6603 Cocos 32818, disc jockey. Circle, Clermont 34711, Lot 24 28 7415 00 050, $750,000. Garden 34787, janitorial. No. 1408, Orlando 32837, Hollywood 33020, paint Condominium, $180,000. Drive, Orlando 32807, Merimont Inc., 2555 N. 278 The Palisades, $222,000. Paula A. Rodriguez, P.O. manufacturer rep.-dropship. baseboard crown molding. Tinwood LLC to NC Regen- cabinets/countertops. Forsyth Road, No. D, Orlando Box 87, Plymouth 32768- Standard Pacific of Cen- cy Village II LLC (22.56318 Lake County 32807, distribution-parts. Palma Volney, 1438 Holden Pallets, P.O. Box 15295, tral Florida fka Colony percent interest)/Regency Joseph Gartner and Glo- Jordan Cable Inc., 8544 0087, janitorial cleaning. Ave., No. B, Orlando 32839, Tampa 33684, pallets. Valencia Village Lane, Roderic Lacy Toilet & Communities to Gary Village Realty Associates ria Gartner to Michael’s Liz Sparkling Cleaning manufacturer rep.-dropship. No. 105, Orlando 32825, Drain Unclogged, 2300 S. Legalone Partners Lee Erwin and Jeanne II LLC (44.34416 percent Restaurant & Catering Service, 5206 Bonnie Brae cable installation. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlan- Marlon D. Williams Sr., Inc., 1004 Delridge Ave., Marie Erwin, 3632 Briar Run interest)/SPJ Orlando 1 LLC, 531 N. Central Ave., Circle, Orlando 32808, do 32805, drain cleaning. 4444 S. Rio Grande Ave., No. A, Orlando 32804, Drive, Clermont 34711, Lot LLC (33.09266 percent Umatilla 32784, Lots 5-7 and KLCK Inc., 4883 Stone janitorial cleaning. No. 808-C, Orlando 32839, paralegal services. 102 Foxchase, $221,000. interest), 9 E. 40th St., Portion of Lot 8 Block 16 Acres Circle, St. Cloud Custom Technologies Inc., Prestiege 1 Cleaning manufacturer rep.-dropship. Landscape Connection New York, N.Y. 10016, Lot 6 North Umatilla, $318,000. 34771, cable installation. 1763 Brooks Lane, Oviedo Lennar Homes LLC fka Service, 6177 Sellinger Grumberg Contract LLC, 1904 Industrial Park Regency Village Parcel ID 23 32765, electronic storage. Lennar Homes Inc. to Guman Investments LLC Hardcore Technicians Inc., Lane, Orlando 32808, Group, 434 Chinahill Court, Drive, Plant City 33566, 24 28 7415 00 060, $750,000. Neil A. and Danielle to Caporal Inc., 11743 P.O. Box 678471, Orlando MSCW Inc., 4750 New janitorial cleaning. Apopka 32712, manufac- paving overcoating. N. Fedorovich, 1001 Sand Lake Building LLC Oswalt Road, Clermont 32867, cable installations. Broad St., Orlando Felipa Pineda Nunez Mas- turer rep-office furniture. Orlando Family Medical Glenraven Lane, Clermont fka Drew Medical Building 34711, Portion of Govern- 32814-6422, engineer. Temple Israel Cemetery ter Cleaning Maids, 6232 Massage Envy, 8081 Turkey Inc., 9753 S. Orange Blossom 34711, Lot 243 Nottingham LLC to Ganpati Proper- ment Lot 7 in Sec. 23 22S Corp., 3720 Wilder Lane, A Nomi Events, 4677 Hillwood Drive, Orlando Lake Road, No. 100, Orlando Trail, No. 102, Orlando 32837, at Legends, $220,000. ties LLC, 8147 Whistlewing 25E Parcel ID 23 22 25 0004 Orlando 32804, cemeteries. La Vista Drive, Orlando 32809, janitorial cleaning. 32819, massage therapist. physican/area critical need. Patrick J. Sochar to John C. Court, Orlando 32817, Unit 000 01203, $275,000. 32808, event planner. Ramos Godoy Construc- Pierre R. Coriolan, 2357 I Knead You, 200 Sweet- Orlando Pain Relief Walker, P.O. Box 716, DeLand 1-9 Sand Lake Building A Lyle W. and Janine L. tion LLC, 1700 Forrest Eola Skin Care Co. LLC, Lake Weston Drive, No. bay Lane, Orlando 32835, Center, 2450 Maitland 32721, Lot 11 Block 136 Royal Condominium, $470,285. Fewlass to Trunzo Enter- Road, Winter Park 32789, 2900 Vine St., Orlando 1625, Orlando 32810, massage therapist. Center Parkway, No. 101, Trails, Unit 1, $210,000. prises Inc., 35919 Lake Vacation Trust Inc. to certified general contractor. 32801, facial specialist. janitorial cleaning. Maitland 32751, physician. J&J Building LLC to Jessie Bluegreen Vacations Unity, Fruitland Park 34731, Florida Hospital Centra L. Buelteman and Taryn Unlimited Inc., 4960 Portion of Sec. 33 18S 24E David Girard Residential Miguel A. Hernandez Mar- Truly Capable Inc., Care, 2540 Lee Road, Adriana Otto MD PA, 1400 Buelteman and Tyson R. Conference Way N., Suite Parcel ID 33 18 24 0004 Contractor LLC, 3117 Ginger quez, 663 Creekwood Drive, 5475 Vineland Road, Winter Park 32789-1746, S. Orlando Ave., No. 205, Sherman, 9535 Lynwood 100, Boca Raton 33431, BG 000 04500, $235,000. Circle, Orlando 32826, certi- Orlando 32809, fencing. No. 8212, Orlando 32811, medical doctor. Winter Park 32789, physician. fied general contractor. janitorial cleaning. St., Clermont 34711, Lot 12 Foundations Condominium Hulk Heavy Transport Inc. Alberto P. Hinojosa, Orlando Family Physicians, Advanced Pediatric Vista Grande, $205,714. (multiple units), $423,285. to Pal Holdings LLC, 160 Kids R Kids No. 13, 301 7713 Doe Run, Orlando Kay’s Cleaning Inc., 1130 S. Semoran Blvd., Suite Surgical Specialists, 2501 Burke County Investment J&M Florida Invest- Nautica Mile Drive, Clermont W. Welch Road, Apopka 32810, floor covering/tile. 6138 Ches Court, Orlando C, Orlando 32807, medical N. Orange Ave., No. 200, Co. LLC to H. Wayne Smith ments LLC to Hazeltine 34711, Lots 4-5 Block 96 City 32712, child care. Olympus Flooring Master, 32819, janitorial cleaning. doctor area critical need. Orlando 32804, physician. and Iris K. Smith, 1237 Property Management of Clermont Parcel ID 24 22 Phoenix Management & 1172 Calanda Ave., Orlando Jose Salvatierra dba Edward Trawcznski U.S. Bariatric St. Augus- Lavenham Court, Apopka Group LLC, 6457 Hazeltine 25 0100 0960 0400, $235,000. Appointments LLC, 1825 32807, floor covering/tiles. Top Notch Professional Painting, 1866 Needham tine LLC, 7300 Sand Lake Feb. 20–26, 2009 BIZ LEADS orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ 33

Commons Blvd., No. 327, No. 211, Orlando 32828, sale Osceola County ebration Place, Kissimmee World Awning & Auto Seat Let’s Face It, 142 Old Dixie Yard Dog By William Furnas & Bharosay LLC, Orlando 32819, physician. miscellaneous items/export. 34747, medical clinic. Covers, 126 San Blas Ave., Highway, Lady Lake 32159, J. Radcliffe, 34639 Rum Anabel Yglesias, 1011 21 E. Pinehurst Blvd., Eustis Kissimmee 34744, service. beauty salon/barber shop. Run, Leesburg 34788, Hills Plumbing, 9084 Gregory L. Mormon, 7711 N. Main St., Kissimmee Mortgage Mitigation 32726, professional office. home improvements. Floribunda Drive, Orlando Lakeside Woods Drive, Orlan- 34741, banking/finance. Services Inc., 952 E. Fast Tax Solutions Inc., Rock City Barbershop, Hilltop Equine Clinic, 32818, plumbing contractor. 1424 E. Osceola Parkway, 16215 State Road 50, Clean Slate Home do 32810, scrap metal dealer. 1st Continental Mort- Osceola Parkway, Kissim- 23703 State Road 44 E., Eustis Kissimmee 34744, service. Clermont 34711, beauty & Lawn, 56038 Tyty All Foreclosure Cleanup CASS Security Enterprise gage Inc., 956 E. Osceola mee 34744, professional. 32736, professional office. salon/barber shop. Road, Astor 32102, lawn LLC, 4409 Hoffner Inc., P.O. Box 4191, Apopka Parkway, Kissimmee 34744, Atlas Technology Solu- Mortgage Solution Pros Merideth Nagel PA, 450 maintenance/care. Ave., No. 206, Orlando 32704, security agency. banking/finance. tions, 838 Runner Oak Inc., 2616 W. Vine St., Kis- Tiffany Contractors E. State Road 50, Clermont 32812, pool cleaning. simmee 34744, service. LLC, 12900 Leatrice Steven’s Nursery, County Fire Safety & SHDK General Services St., Celebration 34747, 34711, professional office. professional. Drive, Clermont 34715, 23130 County Road Foreclosure Clean Sercurity, 7407 Cassino Corp., 1154 W. Osceola Park- Dustin Kelley Business Berlinsky Law Firm PA, 735 building contractor. 44A, Eustis 32736, lawn Up Crew, 7002 Phillips way, Kissimmee 34741, Nib Benefits Con- Boosters, 4377 Reaves Road, Ave., Orlando 32819, maintenance/care. W. Montrose St., Clermont Cove Court, Orlando security agency. cleaning service. sultant Agency, 235 Kissimmee 34746, service. FADC Investments Inc. 34711, professional office. 32819, pool cleaning. Dalton Drive, Kissimmee dba Premium Pool Ser- Byron’s Lawn Service A&M Fire & Safety Matos Cleaning Ser- Thomas C. Kelly, 112 Bounce Around Town Rite Choice Mainte- 34758, professional. vices, 1684 Duffy Loop, Lady LLC, 25511 Lido Ave., Equipment LLC, 2516 vices Co., 5233 Sunset Eastpark Drive, Celebra- LLC, 21552 Wiygul Road, nance LLC, 5144 City Lake 32162, cleaning service. Sorrento 32776, lawn JMT Industrial Drive, Suite Canyon Drive, Kissimmee AFM Inc., 1400 W. Oak tion 34747-5022, service. Umatilla 32784, rental. St., No. 233, Orlando Barbara Brown, 151 maintenance/care. 112, Apopka 32703, ser- 34744, cleaning service. St., Kissimmee 34741, Brain and Kristine Hol- 32839, pool cleaning. Sunny Side Drive, Clermont Tom Shuckers, 928 N. vice fire extinguishers. Suzanne’s Cleaning professional shop. man/Marine Manage- Cordero Service Enter- Abel V. Mayoral Perez, 34711, cleaning service. prises Inc., 24200 Adair Eustis St., Eustis 32726, Service, 1000 Oregon Bebe Nails & Spa, 3054 ment, 203 Ellsworth Court, 732 San Juan Blvd., Orlando E&C Construction LLC, Florida Sun Window Ave., Sorrento 32776, lawn restaurant/seating. Ave., St. Cloud 34769, N. Dyer Blvd., Kissimmee Kissimmee 34758, service. 32807, pressure washing. P.O. Box 622451, Oviedo Cleaning, 840 S. Grand maintenance/care. Sonus USA, 13940 Highway cleaning service. 34741, professional shop. Scott Bingham Home 32765, shed doors. Highway, Clermont 441 Building 600, Lady Total Entertainment PSI LLP, 4981 Enterprise Inspector, 164 Conch Drive, Jemz Enterprises Prodcutions, 240 Haw- Atkinson Vacation Rent- Emmanuel Hair Salon 34711, cleaning service. LLC, 402 Bramble Way, Lake 32159, retail sales. Drive, Kissimmee 34758, Inc., 1114 E. Donegan Kissimmee 34759, service. thorne Groves Blvd., als, 6129 W. Irlo Bronson Kristina Depalma Minneola 34715, lawn Sams Club No. 4998, 755 commercial building rental. Ave., Kissimmee 34744, No. 102, Orlando 32835, Highway, Kissimmee 1st Choice Villa Rent- Unique Touch Profes- maintenance/care. Open Arte Construction N. Highway 27/441, Lady production company. 34747, short-term rentals. professional shop. als, 2509 Weddington sional Cleaning, 1606 Inc., 4997 Cason Cove Drive, Paradise Landscape & Lake 32159, retail sales. St. Cloud Main Street Green Court, Kissimmee Sheffield Road, Leesburg AAPK Services LLC, Cajun Kitchen, 569 Wekiva Orlando 32811, contractor. 34743, short-term rental. Pavers, 5605 Oak Lane, Whiter Teeth Today 5753 Oxford Moor Blvd., Bluff St., Apopka 32712, Program Inc., 1120 Pennsyl- 34748, cleaning service. Fruitland Park 34731, lawn Kevin R. Butcher, 2506 LLC, 16114 Highway 441, Windermere 34786, snow cones/ice cream. vania Ave., St. Cloud 34769, Excel Management & Quik Tax By Patti Chap- maintenance/care. Paradise Circle, Kissim- Eustis 32726, retail sales. property management. public accommodation. Rentals Inc., 2700 Prest- pell, 1416 Donnelly St., Bailey’s Striping & Seal- mee 34741, contractor. wick Lane, Kissimmee Ross Russo Lawn Ser- Florida Wholesale Direct Graham Cottrill Jackson coating Co. Inc., 5331 Mary Jow Rental, 1109 Mosaic Mount Dora 32757, cleri- vice, 35248 Janice Drive, Lu’s Pressure Washing 34744, short-term rental. LLC, 204 W. Burleigh Blvd., & Hostetter LLP, 110 E. Ann Lane, Orlando 32810, Drive, Celebration 34747, cal/office service. Fruitland Park 34731, lawn & Painting Inc., 1905 Tavares 32778, retail sales. Hillcrest St., Orlando 32801- striping/sealcoating. residential rental-long term. Florida Villas & Homes Mount Dora Coin Laundry, maintenance/care. Acacia Drive, Kissimmee 1210, public accountant. By Elite LLC, 4634 Cum- 917 E. First Ave., Mount Covert Skate Inc., 692 W. DAC Multiservice, 34758, contractor. Poplar Springs LLC Weeding By Mark brian Lakes Drive, Kissimmee Dora 32757, coin oper- Montrose St., Clermont Options! Program Inc., 1944 Bridgeview Circle, Rental, 903 Maiden St., Baker, 307 Willard Ave., Vincente Figueroa Sun 34746, short-term rental. ated laundry machine. 34711, retail sales. 2100 Lee Road, No. C, Winter Orlando 32824, tax/book- Celebration 34747, resi- Fruitland Park 34731, lawn Services, 2 Bradford Court, Villadirect Manage- Park 32789, public assistance. keeping service. dential rental-long term. John Knows How, 1009 maintenance/care. Round The Clock, 790 Kissimmee 34758, contractor. ment LLC, 4682 Golden W. Minneola, Clermont Apopka Realty, 911 N. American Property San Felipe Lane, Lady Lake Rough Rider Landscaping Allsafe Accounting & Tax James Brown, 222 Beach Court, Kissimmee 34711, retail sales. Thompson Road, Apopka Managers, 2922 Evans 32159, computer service. By Gerald Fleetwood, 911 Services LLC, 27 S. Kirkman Cobalt Drive, Kissimmee 34746, short-term rental. 32712, real estate broker. Way, Kissimmee 34758, Intuitive Logic, 15736 Lake Iowa Ave., Groveland 34736, The Abyss, 70 Center St., Road, No. 7, Orlando 32811, 34758, contractor. Gemstone Properties LLC, Ken’s Mowers, 9291 taxes/accounting services. residential rental-long term. Hodge Court, Clermont lawn maintenance/care. Minneola 34715, retail sales. 7-Eleven Inc., 7525 3163 Wet N Wild, Kissimmee Telfer Run, Orlando 32817, Mi Casita Realty, 4707 34711, computer service. Pinch A Penny, 2251 Tempus International 34746, short-term rental. Valleycrest Golf Course repair mowers/service. Osceola Polk Line Road, Millbrook Web Solu- Marketing Enterprises Hardy Mill, Kissimmee 34758, Maintenance Inc., Citrus Blvd., Leesburg Kissimmee 33896, gro- 8521 Bay Lilly Loop LLC tions By Philip Lutz, Tatis Peruvian Cuisine, Ltd., 7380 Sand Lake residential rental-long term. 25814 Glen Eagle Drive, 34748, retail sales. cery/food products. Rental, 8521 Bay Lilly 1501 Moss Ave., Leesburg 1355 Florida Mall Ave., Road, Suite 600, Orlando Babalu Club LLC, 2096 Leesburg 34748, lawn Aladas China & Gifts, Produce Market LLC, Loop, Kissimmee 34747, 34748, computer service. Orlando 32809-7731, E. Osceola Parkway, Kis- maintenance/care. 32819-5259, timeshares. 1963 S. John Young Park- short-term rental. 415 W. Main St., Leesburg restaurant-take out. simmee 34743, restau- Reliant Fence Inc., Robin J. Wurth, 301 34748, retail sales. Gregory E. Simmons, P.O. way, Kissimmee 34744, Holmar Villas, 881 Assem- 33918 Tarawood Drive, Stallones, 4626 S. Kirk- rant/catering/snack. Skyline Drive, Lady Lake Fritz Co. of Central Florida Box 682934, Orlando 32868, grocery/food products. bly Court, Kissimmee Leesburg 34788, fence man Road, Orlando 32811, Pizzaland, 1308 10th St., 32159, massage therapist. tree service/debris removal. Mickey’s Mini Mart LLC, 34747, short-term rental. installation and repair. Inc., 2729 W. State Road 50, restaurant-take out. St. Cloud 34769, restau- Marielle G. Shoffstall Groundtek of Central 3670 Old Canoe Creek Mascotte 34753, retail sales. Don Gabby Restaurant, rant/catering/snack. Florida Dream Manage- Fit 2 Live Workplace LMT, 1400 Eudora Road, Florida Inc., 862 Magu- Road, St. Cloud 34769, Vicki Witz Thrift Shop, 7500 Universal Blvd., Orlando ment Co., 2631 Archfeld Wellness Inc., 2016 Mount Dora 32757, ire Road, Ocoee 34761, grocery/food products. Marsahall-Cook 20625 Highway 441, Mount 32819, restaurant-take out. Blvd., Kissimmee 34747, Classique Lane, Tavares massage therapist. trucking/hauling. The Painting Place Enterprizes LLC, 7860 short-term rental. 32778, fitness center. Dora 32757, trading in tan- Seven Sisters, 911 N. Mills Riffle Lane, Orlando Silvia Perez, 32636 County gible personal property. Mr. E Handyman Ser- Inc., 3960 Chaplain Ave., Orlando 32803, retail. 32818, retail/wholesale. Florida Deluxe Villas Vitos Paint Service By Road 437, Sorrento 32776, vices, 1119 Blackjack Road, St. Cloud 34772, LLC, 3014 White Orchid Vito Tranchida, 510 Mark Gator Horse Trailers, 723 Have Faith Muzik & More, massage therapist. Ridge St., Mineola 34715, handyman/carpenter. 3 P Fashions, 1722 Kel- Road, Kissimmee 34747, Drive, Lady Lake 32159, S. Rossiter St., Unit 59, Mount 927 S. Goldwyn Ave., No. 122, unlicensed stucco. Power One Inc., 1002 ley Ave., Kissimmee short-term rental. home improvements. Vincent Charles Cic- Dora 32757, trading in tan- Orlando 32805, retail store. 34744, retail/wholesale. chetti, 10401 Highway gible personal property. Sam’s Enterprises of American Way, Kissim- Isabelo Cuevas-Fer- Robert Roosa, 5546 Berts- Vertera Littles Black 441, Suite 326, Leesburg mee 34741, health spa. Xiques Enterprise Inc., 984 rer, 2567 Aster Cove ville Road, Lady Lake 32159, Ohio Cheese Connection, Arts, 6219 Peso Court, Orange County Inc., 5207 34788, massage therapist. Ganhill Court, Orlando 32818, Transient Keepers LLC, E. Osceola Parkway, Kissim- Lane, Kissimmee 34758, home improvements. 20625 Highway 441, Mount Orlando 32808, retail store. mee 34744, retail/wholesale. Infinity Michanical unlicensed subcontractor. 4694 W. Irlo Bronson short-term rental. Randy Kirkland’s Paint- Dora 32757, trading in tan- A Classcuts & Lounge Inc., 9226 Cherry Lake Memorial Highway, Kissim- Christopher D. Church, ing, 1995 Meadowside gible personal property. Inc., 10038 University Blvd., Raul Baez, 4031 Alicia Court, Southern Hospital- Road, Groveland 34736, mee 34746, hotel/motel. 4301 W. Vine St., Kissimmee Drive, Eustis 32726, Orlando 32826, retail store. Orlando 32822, upholstery. ity Properties Inc., 2600 mechanical contractor. Four Shamrock Corp., DCS Lawncare & 34746, retail/wholesale. Marg Lane, Kissimmee home improvements. 15648 Carriage Hill Court, G5, 8100 Lake Serene Drive, Julien Sanon Trans- Reality Investing LLC, 2880 Maintenance Inc., 1068 The Sherwin-Williams 34758, short-term rental. Rubyn Howell Flooring Clermont 34711, trading in Orlando 32836, retail store. portation, 6712 W. Lake Hermosa Way, Kissimmee David Walker Drive, Eustis Co., 1062 Cypress Park- Deborah A. Chambers, Installer, 13500 Biscayne tangible personal property. Blvd., Orlando 32810, 34741, lawn care/landscape. 32726, miscellaneous. Shana Thomas Fabulash way, Kissimmee 34759, 5799 W. Irlo Bronson Memo- Drive, Grand Island 32735, Bountiful Baskets LLC, Products, 253 Bacopa Pass, vehicle for hire. England Site & Tree Pro Cut Lawn Main- retail/wholesale. rial Highway, Kissimmee home improvements. 1035 Tawny Eagle Drive, Davenport 33897, retail store. Edgardo Lopez, 4518 S. tenance, 1111 Ocean Removal By Joseph Eng- J.C. Sports Promotions, 34747, ticket sales only. Pascal Robertson Groveland 34736, trading in Hampton Drive, Orlando St., Kissimmee 34744, land, 23622 Oak Lane, Sor- Benzer Enterprises One 14250 Colonial Grand Blvd., Atlas USA Transportation Masonry Inc., 30248 tangible personal property. Inc., 11007 Kentmere 32812, vehicle for hire. lawn care/landscape. rento 32776, miscellaneous. Orlando 32837, service. Inc., 2501 Hamlet Lane, Rainey Road, Sorrento 32776, Blue Dog Duds, 1130 Court, Windermere United Cab, 2043 Vic- T&T Excavating & Property home improvements. Lake County Police J.J. All Detailing LLC, Kissimmee 34746, trans- E. North Blvd., Leesburg 34786, retail store. toria Falls Drive, Orlando Maintenance, 1478 Oak Charities Inc., 1635 720 Sierra Circle Drive, portation (vehicle permit). Home Improvements & 34748, trading in tangible Latarus Lee Payne, 32824, vehicle for hire. Leaf Lane, Kissimmee 34744, E. Alfred St., Tavares Davenport 33837, service. Beniquez Auto Service Tile By Samuel B. Nadiak, personal property. 2932 Lazlo Lane, Orlando lawn care/landscape. 32778, miscellaneous. Anthonio Occil, 1724 Inc., 2596 Michigan Ave., 1821 Dora Ave., Tavares 32837, retail store books. Super Tax, 4717 Mon- W.C.H. Relocation Spe- Peregrine Falcons Way, Perfected Freedom Kissimmee 34744, vehicle 32778, home improvements. Victory Recycling LLC, terey Drive, Winter 2601 State Road 19, Tavares cialists, 1604 Alan Drive, 7 To 11 Food Mart, 20733 No. 107, Orlando 32837, Outdoors, 6176 Bass repair/body work. Tom Midthun Repair Haven 33880, service. 32778, miscellaneous. Eustis 32726, transport. Macon Parkway, Orlando vehicle for hire. Highway, St. Cloud 34771, & Remodel, 9933 Jaca- Frank Fiegl’s RV & Auto Troy White Express, 32833, retail-convenience. Kristo Ivanov, 11909 Old lawn care/landscape. Accurate Emergency randa Ave., Clermont 34711, Green Energy LLC, 2215 Repair, 2690 Sample St., 1948 Knollcrest Drive, Pik N Run No. 14, 20101 Glory Drive, Orlando 32837, Autumn Creek Manage- Services, 1087 Mary home improvements. Cluster Oak Drive, Clermont Frances Drive, Kissim- Kissimmee 34744, vehicle Clermont 34711, transport. Peachland Blvd., No. 301, vehicle for hire limousine. ment Inc., 8550 Lansmere repair/body work. H2O Power Blast By 34711, miscellaneous. Port Charlotte 33954, Lane, Orlando 32825, mee 34741, service. Rajendra Persaud & Jose Ortiz, 9151 Kilgore Vincent Dizeo, 13409 Via Ousley Concierge retail-convenience. management company. Timeshare Resale Sons Delivery & Instal- Road, Orlando 32836, Lake County Roma Circle, Clermont 34711, Services, 17421 Sum- World LLC, 830 N. John lation Services, 2937 Delicia’s World Inc., 2575 voice over lessons. Topping Investments Sun Country RE Appraisal home improvements. mer Oak Lane, Clermont Young Parkway, Kissim- Magnolia Blossom Circle, Cheval St., Orlando 32828, LLC, 17304 Silver Creek Services Inc., 40031 E. Benchmark Hospital- 34711, miscellaneous. mee 34741, service. Clermont 34711, transport. sale miscellaneous items. Seminole County Court, Clermont 34714, Ninth Ave., Umatilla 32784, ity Bathtubs Inc., 332 E. Mud Hut Productions LLC, Rowley Clothing Co., Charles E. Hughes PA, management company. J&A Marketing Enterprises assistant appraiser. Waldo, Groveland 34736, 554 Hernando Place, Cler- Tajo Trucking Inc., 1129 814 Grovesmere Loop, 1222 Arbor Lakes Circle, FPA Clinical Research LLC, LLC, 1032 Plaza Drive, Kis- DJS Detailing By Douglas home improvements. mont 34715, miscellaneous. Sea Eagle Ave., Grove- Ocoee 34761, sale mis- Sanford 32795, attorney. 445 W. Oak St., Kissimmee simmee 34743, service. Hunter Jr., 2401 Briarwood Fox Construction Ser- Ameet Udyawar Consul- land 34736, transport. cellaneous items. Ricardo Rios Flooring 34744, medical clinic. Tile Enterprise Group Lane, Eustis 32726, auto care. vices Inc., 17516 Mandarin tants, 442 E. Rosewood Gretchen Maria Nelsen Wide Range Technologies Inc., 2121 Pine Oak Trail, Florida Physicians LLC, 1198 E. Carroll St., Kis- First Green Bank, 1301 S. Circle, Winter Garden 34787, Lane, Tavares 32778, DVM, 23703 State Road 44 Inc., 1969 S. Alafaya Trail, Sanford 32795, installation. Medical Group, 400 Cel- simmee 34744, service. Bay St., Eustis 32726, bank. home improvements. physical therapist. E., Eustis 32736, veterinarian. 34 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com Feb. 20-26, 2009

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Orange Avenue, Suite 300, 9105 Bevington Lane Lot 102, FOREST GLEN PHASE II, Book 52, Pages 17 through 20, action to foreclose Mortgage cover- EE FOR THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS the above-named Defendants, known spouses claiming by, through Daytona Beach, FL 32114, (386) Orlando, FL 32827-7058 according to the map or plat thereof, inclusive, of the Public Records of ing the following real and personal CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE LOAN Defendants. and under any of the above-named 257-6096, within 2 working days of recorded in Map Book 39, Page Brevard County, Florida. property described as follows, to-wit: whose principal place of business or TRUST 2006-OA19, MORTGAGE ______/ Defendants, your receipt of this NOTICE; if you are 163, of the Public records of Volusia Lot 11, Block 1, GANYMEDE UNIT NO. domicile is unknown. PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, has been filed against you and you Defendants. hearing impaired or voice impaired, County, Florida. NOTICE OF ACTION 1, according to the plat thereof, re- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action SERIES 2006-OA19 are required to serve a copy of your ______/ call 1-800-955-8771. has been filed against you and you TO: ROGER S. CLARK written defenses, if any, to it on John corded in Map Book 10, Page(s) 168 for damages has been filed against Plaintiff, NOTICE OF ACTION Diane M. Matousek are required to serve a copy of your 1340 TALON WAY Howarth Farren, Butler & Hosch, P.A., through 172, inclusive of the Public you, and you are required to serve a vs. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT written defenses, if any, to it on John MELBOURNE, FL 32934 3185 South Conway Road, Suite E, TO: MIGUEL RAMIREZ Records of Volusia County, Florida. copy of your written defenses, if any, By: J. Beach to it on BARRY KALMANSON, P.A., OMAR ABAZA; UNKNOWN SPOUSE Howarth Farren, Butler & Hosch, P.A., OR Orlando, Florida 32812 and file the 1619 WAYBRIDGE DRIVE Deputy Clerk has been filed against you and you Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address OF OMAR ABAZA; UNKNOWN 3185 South Conway Road, Suite E, 978 ENGLISH TOWN LANE APT 122 original with the Clerk of the above- DELTONA, FL 32725 (COURT SEAL) are required to serve a copy of your is 500 North Maitland Ave., Suite TENANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT II; Orlando, Florida 32812 and file the WINTER SPRINGS, FL 32708 styled Court on or before 30 days OR written defenses, if any, to it on John 305, Maitland, Florida 32751, on or WHISPER OAKS VILLAS HOMEOWN- original with the Clerk of the above- OR from the first publication, otherwise 1344 N SUNSET COURT February 20, 2009 Howarth Farren, Butler & Hosch, P.A., before March 9, 2009, and file the ERS ASSOCIATION, INC., and any styled Court on or before March 20, 3810 MURRELL ROAD 176 a Judgment may be entered against WICHITA, KS 67212 February 27, 2009 3185 South Conway Road, Suite E, original with the Clerk of this Court unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, 2009, otherwise a Judgment may ROCKLEDGE, FL 32955 you for the relief demanded in the OR Orlando, Florida 32812 and file the either before service on Plaintiff’s creditors, and other unknown be entered against you for the relief OR Complaint. 1573 HUNTINGTON STREET IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR persons or unknown spouses claim- 734 CENTENARY LOOP DELTONA, FL 32725 VOLUSIA COUNTY, FLORIDA original with the Clerk of the above- attorney or immediately thereafter; demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and seal of said ing by, through and under any of the LAKE MARY, FL 32746 styled Court on or before March 20, otherwise a default will be entered WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on the 28th day of January, LAST KNOWN ADDRESS STATED, CASE NO:2008-34602-CICI-32 above-named Defendants, OR 2009, otherwise a Judgment may against you for the relief demanded Court on the 3rd day of February, CURRENT ADDRESS UNKNOWN Defendants. 984 SHAW CIRCLE 2009. LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSO- be entered against you for the relief in the Complaint. 2009. And any unknown heirs, devisees, CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR MERRILL demanded in the Complaint. ______/ MELBOURNE, FL 32940 In accordance with the Americans DATED this 21st day of January, 2009. If you are a person with a disability OR with Disabilities Act, persons grantees, creditors and other un- LYNCH FIRST FRANKLIN MORTGAGE WITNESS my hand and seal of said Lydia Gardner NOTICE OF ACTION who needs any accommodation in or- 5765 CROWNTREE LANE APT 204 with disabilities needing a special known persons or unknown spouses LOAN TRUST, MORTGAGE LOAN Court on the 3rd day of February, Clerk of the Circuit Court TO: OMAR ABAZA der to participate in this proceeding, ORLANDO, FL 32829 accommodation to participate in claiming by, through and under ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, 2009. 1627 BRICKELL AVENUE APT 2803 you are entitled, at no cost to you, to this proceeding should contact the above-named Defendant(s), SERIES 2007-2 By: Kelly Grubbs MARIA L. CLARK if deceased or whose last known Plaintiff, Deputy Clerk MIAMI, FL 33129 the provision of certain assistance. 1340 TALON WAY Court Administration at 2725 St. If you are a person with a disability OR Please contact Court Administrator, Johns Street, Building C, 2nd Floor, addresses are unknown. vs. who needs any accommodation in or- Civil Division MELBOURNE, FL 32934 404 ARNOLD DRIVE Volusia County Courthouse Annex, OR Melbourne, Florida, 32940, telephone YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an MICHELLE GANOE A/K/A MICHELLE der to participate in this proceeding, 425 N. Orange Ave.-Suite 310 DAYTONA BEACH, FL 32114 125 E. Orange Avenue, Suite 300, (321) 633-2171, not later than seven action to foreclose Mortgage cover- you are entitled, at no cost to you, to Orlando, FL 32801 978 ENGLISH TOWN LANE APT 122 R. GANOE; DAVID GANOE A/K/A DA- OR Daytona Beach, FL 32114, (386) WINTER SPRINGS, FL 32708 (7) days prior to the proceeding. If ing the following real and personal VID L. 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Continued from page 35 Deputy Clerk grantees, creditors and other un- TENANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT II; you are entitled, at no cost to you, to UNIT1, ACCORDING TO MAP OR and eligibility for licensure and ap- to such property (20) days from the Barry Kalmanson, P.A. known persons or unknown spouses MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- the provision of certain assistance. PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN pointment has been filed against you. date of first publication of this notice, your receipt of this NOTICE; if you are Florida Bar No. 0814199 claiming by, through and under TION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE Please contact Court administrator, PLAT BOOK 39, PAGES 45 THROUGH You have the right to request a hear- in default of which the property hearing impaired or voice impaired, Attorney for Plaintiff the above-named Defendant(s), FOR AMERICAN BROKERS CONDUIT; 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite N301, 49 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF ing pursuant to Sections 120.569 will be forfeited and disposed of in call 1-800-955-8771. 500 North Maitland Ave., Suite 305 if deceased or whose last known CARDINAL POINTE HOMEOWNERS Sanford, Florida 32771, (407) 665- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA and 120.57 (1) and (2), Florida accordance with the law. BY ORDER addresses are unknown. ASSOCIATION, INC., 882 CARDINAL 4227, within 2 working days of your Statutes, by mailing a request for Diane M. Matousek Maitland, Florida 32751 A/K/A 1042 SEMINOLE CREEK OF MARY ANN CRANFORD, FINES, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an POINT LAND TRUST, DATED receipt of this Notice of Action; if you DRIVE, OVIEDO, FL 32765 same to the Department of Financial PENALTIES AND FORFEITURES CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT In accordance with the American action to foreclose Mortgage cover- 10/15/05, WAINRIGHT MANAGE- are hearing or voice impaired, call Services, Division of Legal Services, OFFICER, TAMPA, FLORIDA. By: J. Beach With Disabilities Act, if you are a has been filed against you and you ing the following real and personal MENT LLC AS TRUSTEE, A CORPO- 1-800-955-8771. 200 E. Gaines St., Tallahassee, Deputy Clerk person with a disability who needs are required to serve a copy of your MARY ANN CRANFORD, FINES, property described as follows, to-wit: RATION EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS Maryanne Morse Florida 32399-0333. If a request for PENALTIES AND FORFEITURES (COURT SEAL) any accommodation in order to OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, and any written defenses within 30 days hearing is not received by March 27, Lot 11, Block 1701, DELTONA LAKES CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OFFICER February 20, 2009 participate in this proceeding, you unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, after the first publication, if any, on 2009, the right to a hearing in this UNIT SIXTY-FIVE, according to the By: Shirley B. Brown February 27, 2009 are entitled, at no cost to you, to creditors, and other unknown persons Albertelli Law, Plaintiffís attorney, matter will be waived and the Chief February 6, 2009 the provision of certain assistance. map or plat thereof, as recorded in or unknown spouses claiming by, Deputy Clerk whose address is P.O. Box 23028, Financial Officer will dispose of this February 13, 2009 Map Book 28, Pages 117 through (COURT SEAL) Tampa, FL 33623, and file the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Please contact Court Administration through and under any of the above- case in accordance with the law. February 20, 2009 at 425 North Orange Avenue, Suite 121, inclusive, of the Public Records original with this Court either before NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND named Defendants, February 20, 2009 February 13, 2009 2130, Orlando, Florida 32801, tele- of Volusia County, Florida. service on Plaintiffís attorney, or TAMPA, FLORIDA: Notice is hereby FOR ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA Defendants. February 27, 2009 February 20, 2009 phone 407/836-2303, within two (2) immediately thereafter; otherwise, a given that the following property was has been filed against you and you February 27, 2009 CASE NO.: 48-2008-CA-018055-O working days of your receipt of this ______/ default will be entered against you for seized on May 5, 2008 at 1200 hours are required to serve a copy of your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE March 6, 2009 PROBUILD EAST, LLC a Delaware document; If you are hearing or voice written defenses, if any, to it on John NOTICE OF ACTION EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT the relief demanded in the Complaint and July 31, 2008 at 0830 hours limited liability company f/k/a THE impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. or petition. in Orlando, Florida for violation of Howarth Farren, Butler & Hosch, P.A., TO: Jane Doe a/k/a Feng Yu Sun IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTOR YARD, LLC d/b/a February 20, 2009 3185 South Conway Road, Suite E, 882 Cardinal Pointe Cove FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and the seal of 19USC1595a(c) and 31CFR560.201: DUNN LUMBER/OVERHEAD DOOR COMPLAINT February 27, 2009 Orlando, Florida 32812 and file the Sanford, FL 32771 CIVIL ACTION this court on this 27th day of Janu- 121 Hematology Analyzers and CO OF CENTRAL FLORIDA original with the Clerk of the above- Case No.: 97526-08-AG 1 Hematology Analyzer (demo March 6, 2009 John Doe a/k/a Unknown Spouse of ary, 2009. Plaintiff, styled Court on or before March 20, CASE NO.: 59-2008-CA-007621 unit). Anyone desiring to claim March 13, 2009 Jane Doe a/k/a Feng Yun Sun Maryanne Morse TO: Shanti J. Pena 2009, otherwise a Judgment may DIVISION: this property must appear at the vs. 882 Cardinal Pointe Cove Clerk of the Circuit Court Winter Park, FL be entered against you for the relief Customhouse, Tampa, Florida, and JORDAN CONSTRUCTION, LLC, a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR Sanford, FL 32771 HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL AS- An ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLAINT demanded in the Complaint. By: Shirley B. Brown FILE A LEGAL CLAIM in the amount Florida limited liability company; VOLUSIA COUNTY, FLORIDA SOCIATION ,AS TRUSTEE FOR ACE to suspend or revoke your license (s) LAST KNOWN ADDRESS STATED, Deputy Clerk of $5,000 to such property within and DUSTIN KYLE WILLIAMS, In- WITNESS my hand and seal of said 2006-NC1, and eligibility for licensure and ap- CASE NO: 2008-13512-CIDL-01 CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN twenty (20) days from the date of dividually, Court on the 3rd day of February, Plaintiff, Albertelli Law pointment has been filed against you. BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE first publication of this notice, in Defendant. 2009. And any unknown heirs, devisees, vs. P.O. Box 23028 You have the right to request a hear- FOR THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS OF grantees, creditors and other un- Tampa, FL 33623 default of which the property will If you are a person with a disability TRSTE, LLC, TRUSTEE OF THE 1042 ing pursuant to Sections 120.569 _____/ CWALT 2004-08CB known persons or unknown spouses be forfeited and disposed of in who needs any accommodation in or- SEMINOLE CREEK DRIVE LAND - 08-11178 and 120.57 (1) and (2), Florida AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION Plaintiff, claiming by, through and under accordance with the law. BY ORDER der to participate in this proceeding, TRUST DATED DECEMBER 15, **See the Americans with Dis- Statutes, by mailing a request for STATE OF FLORIDA vs. the above-named Defendants, if same to the Department of Financial OF MARY ANN CRANFORD, FINES, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to 2006, et al, abilities Act PENALTIES, AND FORFEITURES the provision of certain assistance. deceased or whose last known Services, Division of Legal Services, TO:DUSTIN KYLE WILLIAMS, DONALD E. LEES, JR.; DOROTHY Defendant(s). If you are a person with a disability OFFICER, TAMPA, FLORIDA. Please contact Court Administrator, addresses are unknown. 200 E. Gaines St., Tallahassee, Individually P. LEES; UNKNOWN TENANT I; ______/ who needs any accommodation in or- Volusia County Courthouse Annex, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an Florida 32399-0333. If a request for MARY ANN CRANFORD, FINES, whose last known address is: UNKNOWN TENANT II; ISPC, and any der to participate in this proceeding, 125 E. Orange Avenue, Suite 300, action to foreclose Mortgage cover- NOTICE OF ACTION hearing is not received by March 27, PENALTIES AND FORFEITURES 931 Greentree Drive unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to Daytona Beach, FL 32114, (386) ing the following real and personal 2009, the right to a hearing in this OFFICER Winter Park, FL 32789 creditors, and other unknown THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF the provision of certain assistance. 257-6096, within 2 working days of property described as follows, to-wit: matter will be waived and the Chief persons or unknown spouses claim- THE 1042 SEMINOLE CREEK DRIVE Please contact Court Administration February 6, 2009 whose principal place of business or your receipt of this NOTICE; if you are Financial Officer will dispose of this ing by, through and under any of the Lot 9, CARDINAL POINTE, according LAND TRUST DATED DECEMBER at the Seminole Civil Courthouse, February 13, 2009 domicile is unknown. hearing impaired or voice impaired, case in accordance with the law. above-named Defendants, to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plat 15, 2006 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite 301, February 20, 2009 call 1-800-955-8771. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Defendants. Book 57, Pages 69-70, of the Public Last Known Address: UNKNOWN Sanford, FL 32771-1292; Telephone: February 13, 2009 for damages has been filed against ______/ Diane M. Matousek Records of Seminole County, Florida. 407-665-4227, within 2 working February 20, 2009 TAMPA, FLORIDA: Notice is hereby you, and you are required to serve a Current Address: Unknown CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT has been filed against you and you are days of your receipt of this notice. If February 27, 2009 given that the following property copy of your written defenses, if any, NOTICE OF ACTION ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES By: J. Beach required to serve a copy of your writ- you are hearing or voice impaired, March 6, 2009 was seized on August 2, 2008 at to it on BARRY KALMANSON, P.A., TO: DONALD E. LEES, JR. CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, call 1-800-955-8771 or 711. 1800 hours in Orlando, Florida for Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address Deputy Clerk ten defenses, if any, to it on Travis J. AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED 1761 AMERO AVENUE (COURT SEAL) Halstead, Butler & Hosch, P.A., 3185 Notice of Forfeiture violation of 31USC5316/5317/5332: is 500 North Maitland Ave., Suite DELTONA FL 32725 INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO February 20, 2009 $103,747 in United States Cur- South Conway Road, Suite E, Orlando, February 27, 2009 305, Maitland, Florida 32751, on OR February 20, 2009 ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR TAMPA, FLORIDA: Notice is rency and $332.22 in U. S. Currency or before April 2, 2009, and file the February 27, 2009 Florida 32812 and file the original with ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN 5884 FISH ROAD the Clerk of the above-styled Court hereby given that the following (converted from 28,500 in Jamaican original with the Clerk of this Court DALZELL, SC 29040 PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST Notice of Administrative property was seized on September currency). Anyone desiring to claim either before service on Plaintiff’s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR on or before 30 days from the first AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, DOROTHY P. LEES Complaint 12, 2008, at 1315 hours in Orlando, this property must appear at the attorney or immediately thereafter; SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA publication, otherwise a Judgment GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS 1761 AMERO AVENUE may be entered against you for the Florida, under the provisions of Customhouse, Tampa, Florida, and otherwise a default will be entered CASE NO: 07-CA-1642-14-L Last Known Address: Unknown NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE 18USC981, 18USC1956, and FILE A LEGAL CLAIM to such prop- against you for the relief demanded DELTONA, FL 32725 relief demanded in the Complaint. OR AMERICAN HOME MTG SERVICING, Current Address: Unknown COMPLAINT 18USC1956(c)(7)(A), 18USC1961(1), erty within twenty (20) days from the in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and seal of said 8USC1324, 18USC1028, and date of first publication of this notice, 5884 FISH ROAD INC., Court on the 29th day of January, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Case No.: 97149-08-AG DATED this 6th day of February, 2009. DALZELL, SC 29040 Plaintiff, 18USC1546: (1) 2006 Nissan Titan, in default of which the property 2009. to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- TO: Novak Title Corp VIN# 1N6BA07A36N542481. Anyone will be forfeited and disposed of in Lydia Gardner LAST KNOWN ADDRESS STATED, vs. lowing property in Seminole County, Orlando, FL Clerk of the Circuit Court If you are a person with a disability desiring to claim this property must accordance with the law. BY ORDER CURRENT ADDRESS UNKNOWN FENG-YU SUN; UNKNOWN SPOUSE who needs any accommodation in or- Florida: An ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLAINT appear at the Customshouse, Tampa, OF MARY ANN CRANFORD, FINES, By: Parris Sachse And any unknown heirs, devisees, OF FENG-YU SUN; UNKNOWN der to participate in this proceeding, LOT 38, TWIN RIVERS SECTION IV, to suspend or revoke your license (s) Florida, and FILE A LEGAL CLAIM PENALTIES, AND FORFEITURES Feb. 20-26, 2009 orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ 37

OFFICER, TAMPA, FLORIDA. DIVISION OF NATIONAL CITY BANK; 4227, within 2 working days of your pursuant to the Final Judgment en- I; UNKNOWN TENANT II, and any you are entitled, at no cost to you, to Court of Lake County, Florida, will By: Mary Stroupe MARY ANN CRANFORD, FINES, EAGLE HARBOR HOMEOWNERS AS- receipt of this Notice of Sale; if you tered in a case pending in said Court, unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, the provision of certain assistance. on the 3rd day of March, 2009, Deputy Clerk PENALTIES AND FORFEITURES SOCIATION, INC., and any unknown are hearing or voice impaired, call the style of which is indicated above. creditors, and other unknown Please contact Court administrator, at 11:00 A.M. at the Front door at (COURT SEAL) OFFICER heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, 1-800-955-8771. Any person or entity claiming an in- persons or unknown spouses claim- 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite N301, the Judicial Center, 550 W. Main ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF and other unknown persons or un- ing by, through and under any of the Sanford, Florida 32771, (407) 665- Street in Tavares, Florida, offer for February 13, 2009 Maryanne Morse terest in the surplus, if any, resulting Erin Amate Zebell known spouses claiming by, through CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT from the foreclosure sale, other than above-named Defendants, 4227, within 2 working days of your sale and sell at public outcry to the Butler & Hosch, P.A. February 20, 2009 and under any of the above-named Defendants. receipt of this Notice of Sale; if you highest and best bidder for cash, the February 27, 2009 Mary Stroupe the property owner as of the date of 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E Defendants, the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on ______/ are hearing or voice impaired, call following-described property situate Orlando, Florida 32812 Defendants. Deputy Clerk 1-800-955-8771. in Lake County, Florida: TAMPA, FLORIDA: Notice is (COURT SEAL) same with the Clerk of Court within NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE (407) 381-5200 ______/ 60 days after the foreclosure sale. Maryanne Morse Commence at the Northwest corner hereby given that the following Eric Michael Nordback, Esquire NOTICE is hereby given that the February 13, 2009 property was seized on December NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE WITNESS my hand and official CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of the Southeast 1/4 of the Northwest February 20, 2009 BUTLER & HOSCH, P.A. undersigned Clerk of the Circuit 1/4 of Section 32, Township18 South, 30, 2008 at 1145 hours in NOTICE is hereby given that the 3185 South Conway Road, Suite E seal of said Court this 20th day of Court of Brevard County, Florida, will Mary Stroupe Orlando, Florida for violation of January, 2009. Deputy Clerk Range 28 East, Lake County, Florida, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Orlando, Florida 32812 on the 4th day of March, 2009, at and run South 89°39’26” East along 18USC981, 18USC1956/1957, Court of Brevard County, Florida, will Attorney for Plaintiff If you are a person with a disability 11:00 o’clock A.M. at the at Brevard (COURT SEAL) ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA 18USC1956(c)(7)(A), the North line of the Southeast 1/4 on the 4th day of March, 2009, at February 13, 2009 who needs accommodation in order County Government Center-North, Eric Michael Nordback, Esquire of the Northwest 1/4 of said Section CASE NO: 2008-CA-13426-39 18USC1961(1)(B), and 18USC1960: 11:00 o’clock A.M. at the at Brevard to participate in this proceeding, you Brevard Room, 518 South Palm BUTLER & HOSCH, P.A. (1) 2006 Suzuki GSX1300R, VIN# February 20, 2009 32 a distance of 1096.60 feet to the THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUST- County Government Center-North, are entitled, at no cost to you, for the Avenue, Titusville, FL 32780, offer for 3185 South Conway Road, Suite E Point of Beginning of this description; EE FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS JS1GW71A662111219. Anyone Brevard Room, 518 South Palm sale and sell at public outcry to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR provision of the certain assistance. Orlando, Florida 32812 thence continue South 89°39’26” CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE LOAN desiring to claim this property must Avenue, Titusville, FL 32780, offer for Please contact Court Administra- highest and best bidder for cash, the Attorney for Plaintiff appear at the Customhouse, Tampa, BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA East, 730.87 feet; thence South TRUST 2006-OC11, MORTGAGE sale and sell at public outcry to the tion at 425 North Orange Avenue, following-described property situate February 13, 2009 00°30’03” West, 411.61 feet; thence PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, Florida, and FILE A LEGAL CLAIM highest and best bidder for cash, the CASE NO: 05-2008-CA-046141 Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida 32801, in Brevard County, Florida: to such property within twenty (20) February 20, 2009 North 89°38’58” West, 573.44 feet; SERIES 2006-OC11, following-described property situate COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC telephone (407) 836-2303 within 2 days from the date of first publication Lot 4, Block 736, PORT MALABAR thence South 00°27’11” West, 97.54 Plaintiff, in Brevard County, Florida: Plaintiff, working days of your receipt of this UNIT SIXTEEN, as per Plat thereof, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR feet; thence North 89°44’33” West, of this notice, in default of which document. If you are hearing or voice vs. the property will be forfeited and Lot 16, EAGLE HARBOR, according vs. recorded in Plat Book 15, Pages 84 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 156.16 feet; thence North 00°20’55” to the Plat thereof, recorded in impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. through 98, inclusive, of the Public East, 509.30 feet to the Point of CHITTRAWATTIE LUCKNAUTH A/K/A disposed of in accordance with JOSE C. CORCHO; ELIZABETH HER- CASE NO: 08-CA-3249-14-K Plat Book 52, Page 17 through 20, Lydia Gardner Records of Brevard County, Florida. Beginning. Less right of way for CHITTRAWATTLE LUCKNAUTH; the law. BY ORDER OF MARY ANN NANDEZ; and any unknown heirs, inclusive, of the Public Records of CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT LASALLE BANK NATIONAL County, Road.” UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHIT- CRANFORD, FINES, PENALTIES, AND devisees, grantees, creditors, and pursuant to the Final Judgment en- ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR TRAWATTIE LUCKNAUTH A/K/A Brevard County, Florida. pursuant to the Final Judgment en- FORFEITURES OFFICER, TAMPA, other unknown persons or unknown By: Corine Herry tered in a case pending in said Court, FIRST FRANKLIN MORTGAGE LOAN CHITTRAWATTLE LUCKNAUTH; tered in a case pending in said Court, FLORIDA. pursuant to the Final Judgment en- spouses claiming by, through and Deputy Clerk the style of which is indicated above. TRUST 2007-2, MORTGAGE LOAN MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- the style of which is indicated above. MARY ANN CRANFORD, FINES, tered in a case pending in said Court, under any of the above-named (COURT SEAL) Any person or entity claiming an in- ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMI- PENALTIES AND FORFEITURES the style of which is indicated above. Defendants, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF terest in the surplus, if any, resulting SERIES 2007-2 Any person or entity claiming an in- NEE FOR SOUTHSTAR FUNDING; OFFICER Any person or entity claiming an in- Defendants. Emily Jane Hansen from the foreclosure sale, other than Plaintiff, terest in the surplus, if any, resulting BRAD JOHNSON, and any unknown from the foreclosure sale, other than February 20, 2009 terest in the surplus, if any, resulting ______/ Butler & Hosch, P.A. the property owner as of the date of vs. heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, from the foreclosure sale, other than 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on the property owner as of the date of and other unknown persons or un- February 27, 2009 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE ADRIAN HERNAIZ; NATALY March 6, 2009 the property owner as of the date of Orlando, Florida 32812 same with the Clerk of Court within the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on known spouses claiming by, through the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on NOTICE is hereby given that the (407) 381-5200 60 days after the foreclosure sale. MARTINEZ; UNKNOWN TENANT I; same with the Clerk of Court within and under any of the above-named same with the Clerk of Court within undersigned Clerk of the Circuit UNKNOWN TENANT II; CARRINGTON 60 days after the foreclosure sale. Defendants, Notice of Sale February 13, 2009 WITNESS my hand and official PARK CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA- 60 days after the foreclosure sale. Court of Brevard County, Florida, will WITNESS my hand and official Defendants. February 20, 2009 seal of said Court this 30th day of TION, INC., and any unknown heirs, on the 4th day of March, 2009, at seal of said Court this 26th day of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR WITNESS my hand and official January, 2009. devisees, grantees, creditors, and ______/ 11:00 o’clock A.M. at the at Brevard January, 2009. LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA seal of said Court this 29th day of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR In accordance with the Americans other unknown persons or unknown NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE January, 2009. County Government Center-North, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 2008-CA-003799 Brevard Room, 518 South Palm with Disabilities Act, persons with spouses claiming by, through and In accordance with the Americans NOTICE is hereby given that the With Disabilities Act, persons with dis- THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS In accordance with the Americans Avenue, Titusville, FL 32780, offer for CASE NO: 08-CA-2919-14-K disabilities needing a special ac- under any of the above-named undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court abilities needing a special accommo- TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFIT OF with Disabilities Act, persons with sale and sell at public outcry to the THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS commodation to participate in this Defendants, of Orange County, Florida, will on the dation to participate in this proceeding ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST 2007- disabilities needing a special ac- highest and best bidder for cash, the TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATE- proceeding should contact Court Ad- Defendants. 27th day of February, 2009, at 11:00 should contact Clerk of Circuit Court, 5CB MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH commodation to participate in this following-described property situate HOLDERS CWMBS, INC. CHL ministration at 2725 St. Johns Street, ______/ A.M. at the Civil Division Office, Civil Division, 550 W. Main Street, Ta- CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-5CB proceeding should contact Court Ad- in Brevard County, Florida: MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH TRUST Building C, 2nd Floor, Melbourne, Suite 350, at 425 N. Orange Avenue, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE vares, Florida 32778, (352) 742-4146, Plaintiff, ministration at 2725 St. Johns Street, 2006-HYB 2, MORTGAGE PASS- Florida, 32940, telephone (321) 633- Orlando, Florida 32801, offer for The East 1/2 of South 200 feet of not later than seven (7) days prior to Building C, 2nd Floor, Melbourne, THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2171, not later than seven (7) days NOTICE is hereby given that the sale and sell at public outcry to the vs. the North 450 feet of Lot 4, Section the proceeding. If hearing or voice Florida, 32940, telephone (321) 633- 2006-HYB2 prior to the proceeding. If hearing or undersigned Clerk of the Circuit highest and best bidder for cash, the 15, Township 29 South, Range 37 impaired, (TDD) 1-800-955-8771, via BALRAM BUDHAI; JASMATIE 2171, not later than seven (7) days Plaintiff, voice impaired, (TDD) 1-800-955- Court of Seminole County, Florida, following-described property situate BUDHAI; WINDSCAPE HOMEOWN- prior to the proceeding. If hearing or East, Plat of Florida Indian River Land 8771, via Florida Relay Service. will on the 26th day of February, Florida Relay Service. Co., according to the plat thereof, in Orange County, Florida: ERS ASSOCIATION, INC., and any voice impaired, (TDD) 1-800-955- vs. 2009, at 11:00 o’clock A.M. at the Neil Kelly as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page Scott Ellis Lot Four Hundred Twenty One (421), unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, 8771, via Florida Relay Service. FLTR LLC AS TRUSTEE UNDER CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 301 N. Park Avenue, in Room S201 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT creditors, and other unknown 165, Public Records of Brevard of ROBINSON HILLS, Unit 5, accord- Scott Ellis THE 1055 HENLEY DOWNS LAND of the Seminole County Courthouse By: Trish Roberts persons or unknown spouses claim- County, Florida, less the West 25 By: Jennie Young ing to the Plat thereof, as recorded CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT TRUST DATED NOVEMBER 28, 2007; in Sanford, Florida, offer for sale and Deputy Clerk ing by, through and under any of the feet for Road Utility and Drainage Deputy Clerk in Plat Book 60, at Pages 77 and HEATHROW MASTER ASSOCIATION, sell at public outcry to the highest (COURT SEAL) above-named Defendants, By: Jennie Young right-of-way. INC.; HEATHROW LAKES MAINTE- (COURT SEAL) and best bidder for cash, the follow- 78, of the Public Records of Orange Defendants. Deputy Clerk pursuant to the Final Judgment en- NANCE ASSOCIATION, INC.; BANK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF ing-described property situate in ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF County, Florida. (COURT SEAL) Lindsay W. Brown, Esquire ______/ tered in a case pending in said Court, OF AMERICA, N.A., and any unknown John Howarth Farren Seminole County, Florida: pursuant to the Final Judgment en- ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF the style of which is indicated above. heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, Butler & Hosch, P.A. Butler & Hosch, P.A. tered in a case pending in said Court, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Unit 47-100, CARRINGTON PARK, 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E John Howarth Farren Any person or entity claiming an in- and other unknown persons or un- 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E A Condominium, according to the the style of which is indicated above. NOTICE is hereby given that the Butler & Hosch, P.A. known spouses claiming by, through Orlando, Florida 32812 Orlando, Florida 32812 Any person or entity claiming an interest in the surplus, if any, resulting Declaration of Condominium thereof, (407) 381-5200 undersigned Clerk of the Circuit 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E from the foreclosure sale, other than and under any of the above-named (407) 381-5200 recorded on June 8, 2006 in Official terest in the surplus, if any, resulting Court of Lake County, Florida, will Orlando, Florida 32812 the property owner as of the date of Defendants, February 13, 2009 Records Book 06280,Page 0151, February 13, 2009 from the foreclosure sale, other than on the 6th day of March, 2009, (407) 381-5200 the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on Defendants. February 20, 2009 and re-recorded on June 21, 2006 February 20, 2009 the property owner as of the date of at 11:00 A.M. at the Front door at February 13, 2009 same with the Clerk of Court within ______/ in Official Records Book 06295 Page the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on the Judicial Center, 550 W. Main IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR same with the Clerk of Court within February 20, 2009 60 days after the foreclosure sale. AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLO- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR 1591, Public Records of Seminole Street in Tavares, Florida, offer for SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA County, Florida and all amendments SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 60 days after the foreclosure sale. sale and sell at public outcry to the WITNESS my hand and official SURE SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR and supplements thereto, along with CASE NO: 08-CA-2967-14-L WITNESS my hand and official highest and best bidder for cash, the seal of said Court this 30th day of NOTICE is hereby given that the CASE NO: 08-CA-2446-14-L SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA an undivided interest in common seal of said Court this 26th day of following-described property situate January, 2009. undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court LASALLE BANK NATIONAL LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSO- elements appurtenant thereto. January, 2009. in Lake County, Florida: CASE NO:08-CA-3903-14-L In accordance with the Americans of Seminole County, Florida, will on ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR GSAMP pursuant to the Final Judgment en- TRUST 2006-HE7 MORTGAGE All that certain parcel of land situate COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC., with Disabilities Act, persons with the 26th day of February, 2009, at FIRST FRANKLIN MORTGAGE LOAN If you are a person with a disability tered in a case pending in said Court, PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, in the County of Lake, State of D/B/A America’s Wholesale Lender, disabilities needing a special ac- 11:00 a.m. at 301 N. Park Avenue, in TRUST 2007-FF2, MORTGAGE LOAN who needs accommodation in order the style of which is indicated above. SERIES 2006-HE7 Florida, being known and designated Plaintiff, commodation to participate in this Room S201 of the Seminole County ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, to participate in this proceeding, you Plaintiff, are entitled, at no cost to you, for the as follows: Windscape Lot 97, Phase vs. proceeding should contact Court Ad- Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, offer SERIES 2007-FF2 Any person or entity claiming an in- provision of the certain assistance. III, according to the map or plat ministration at 2725 St. Johns Street, for sale and sell at public outcry to Plaintiff, terest in the surplus, if any, resulting vs. HAROLD HUGO CASTRO; UNKNOWN Please contact Court Administra- thereof, as recorded in Plat Book Building C, 2nd Floor, Melbourne, the highest and best bidder for cash, vs. from the foreclosure sale, other than SPOUSE OF HAROLD HUGO CASTRO; JOSE GUILLERMO MACIAS JIMENEZ tion at 425 North Orange Avenue, 49, pages 95, 96 & 97, of the Public Florida, 32940, telephone (321) 633- the following-described property the property owner as of the date of THE OASIS AT PEARL LAKE CONDO- SANTIAGO GONZALEZ; MARIA E. A/K/A JOSE MACIAS A/K/A JOSE Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida 32801, Records of Lake County, Florida. 2171, not later than seven (7) days situate in Seminole County, Florida: the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on MINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC.; MORT- ARROYO; VILLAS AT LAKESIDE G. MACIAS; CLARA MATALLANA, telephone (407) 836-2303 within 2 prior to the proceeding. If hearing or Lot 12, Reserve 2 at Heathrow, same with the Clerk of Court within pursuant to the Final Judgment en- GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, and any unknown heirs, devisees, working days of your receipt of this voice impaired, (TDD) 1-800-955- according to the plat thereof as 60 days after the foreclosure sale. tered in a case pending in said Court, SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMIEE FOR INC.; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC grantees, creditors, and other un- document. If you are hearing or voice 8771, via Florida Relay Service. recorded in Plat Book 60, Pages 22 WITNESS my hand and official the style of which is indicated above. COUNTRYWIDE BANK, FSB, and any REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS known persons or unknown spouses impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, Scott Ellis through 25, of the Public Records of NOMINEE FOR FIRST FRANKLIN, A seal of said Court this 23rd day of claiming by, through and under any of Any person or entity claiming an in- Lydia Gardner creditors, and other unknown CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Seminole County, Florida DIVISION OF NATIONAL CITY BANK, January, 2009. the above-named Defendants, terest in the surplus, if any, resulting Defendants. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT from the foreclosure sale, other than persons or unknown spouses claim- By: Jennie Young pursuant to the Final Judgment en- and any unknown heirs, devisees, If you are a person with a disability By: Belinda Garrett the property owner as of the date of ing by, through and under any of the Deputy Clerk tered in a case pending in said Court, grantees, creditors, and other un- who needs any accommodation in or- ______/ the style of which is indicated above. der to participate in this proceeding, Deputy Clerk the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on above-named Defendants, (COURT SEAL) known persons or unknown spouses NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE you are entitled, at no cost to you, to (COURT SEAL) same with the Clerk of Court within Defendants. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Any person or entity claiming an in- claiming by, through and under any of the provision of certain assistance. NOTICE is hereby given that the 60 days after the foreclosure sale. ______/ John Howarth Farren terest in the surplus, if any, resulting the above-named Defendants, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Defendants. Please contact Court administrator, undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Emily Jane Hansen WITNESS my hand and official NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Butler & Hosch, P.A. from the foreclosure sale, other than 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite N301, Court of Seminole County, Florida, Butler & Hosch, P.A. seal of said Court this 28th day of 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E the property owner as of the date of ______/ NOTICE is hereby given that the Sanford, Florida 32771, (407) 665- will on the 26th day of February, 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E January, 2009. Orlando, Florida 32812 the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 4227, within 2 working days of your 2009, at 11:00 o’clock A.M. at the Orlando, Florida 32812 (407) 381-5200 same with the Clerk of Court within 301 N. Park Avenue, in Room S201 In accordance with the Americans of Seminole County, Florida, will on 60 days after the foreclosure sale. NOTICE is hereby given that the receipt of this Notice of Sale; if you (407) 381-5200 With Disabilities Act, persons with dis- the 26th day of February, 2009, at February 13, 2009 are hearing or voice impaired, call of the Seminole County Courthouse undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court February 13, 2009 abilities needing a special accommo- 11:00 a.m., 301 N. Park Avenue, in February 20, 2009 WITNESS my hand and official of Seminole County, Florida, will on 1-800-955-8771. in Sanford, Florida, offer for sale and seal of said Court this 26th day of sell at public outcry to the highest February 20, 2009 dation to participate in this proceeding Room S201 of the Seminole County the 26th day of February, 2009, at Maryanne Morse should contact Clerk of Circuit Court, Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, offer IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR January, 2009. 11:00 a.m., 301 N. Park Avenue, in and best bidder for cash, the follow- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR Civil Division, 550 W. Main Street, Ta- for sale and sell at public outcry to ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA If you are a person with a disability Room S201 of the Seminole County ing-described property situate in By: Mary Stroupe Seminole County, Florida: SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA vares, Florida 32778, (321) 742-4146, the highest and best bidder for cash, CASE NO: 2008-CA-25409-39 who needs any accommodation in or- Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, offer not later than seven (7) days prior to the following-described property der to participate in this proceeding, for sale and sell at public outcry to Deputy Clerk Lot 11, Block F, SKYLARK SUBDIVI- CASE NO: 08-CA-2310-14-K NATIONAL CITYBANK the proceeding. If hearing or voice situated in Seminole County, Florida: you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the highest and best bidder for cash, (COURT SEAL) SION, according to the Plat recorded Plaintiff, COUNTRYWIDE BANK, FSB impaired, (TDD) 1-800-955-8771, via Unit 212, Building 5, of THE OASIS the provision of certain assistance. the following-described property ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF in Plat Book 17, Pages 84 and 85, Plaintiff, Florida Relay Service. vs. Please contact Court administrator, situated in Seminole County, Florida: Erin Amate Zebell as recorded in the Public Records of AT PEARL LAKE CONDOMINIUM, a vs. Neil Kelly Condominium, according to the Dec- TERRY L. FENGFISH; PAMELA J. 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite N301, Unit 111, Building 11, of VILLAS AT Butler & Hosch, P.A. Seminole County, Florida; said lands SERGIO NAVARRETE; MARIA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT laration of Condominium, recorded FENGFISH; UNKNOWN TENANT I; Sanford, Florida 32771, (407) 665- LAKESIDE, A CONDOMINIUM, ac- 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E situate, lying and being in Seminole ELENA NAVARRETE A/K/A MARIA in O.R. Book 6473, Page 163, and all WATERFORD CHASE VILLAGE MAS- 4227, within 2 working days of your cording to the Declaration of Condo- Orlando, Florida 32812 County, Florida. By: Dana Nolette E. NAVARRETE A/K/A MARIA EIENA exhibits and amendments thereof, TER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, receipt of this Notice of Sale; if you minium recorded in Official Records (407) 381-5200 pursuant to the Final Judgment en- Deputy Clerk NAVARRETE A/K/A MARIA ALINA Public Records of Seminole County, INC.; THE RESERVE AT WATERFORD are hearing or voice impaired, call Book 6297, Page 1244, inclusive, and February 13, 2009 tered in a case pending in said Court, (COURT SEAL) NAVARRETE; NOTTING HILL AT Florida. Together with an undivided HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., 1-800-955-8771. all valid amendments thereto, of the February 20, 2009 the style of which is indicated above. OAKMONTE CONDOMINIUM AS- ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF interest in the common elements and any unknown heirs, devisees, Maryanne Morse Public Records of Seminole County, Any person or entity claiming an in- SOCIATION, INC., and any unknown Lindsay W. Brown, Esquire appurtenant thereto, as set forth in grantees, creditors, and other un- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Florida; together with an undivided IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR terest in the surplus, if any, resulting heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, Butler & Hosch, P.A. said Declaration. known persons or unknown spouses interest in the common elements as LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA By: Mary Stroupe from the foreclosure sale, other than and other unknown persons or un- 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E claiming by, through and under any of set forth in the exhibits to the said pursuant to the Final Judgment en- Deputy Clerk CASE NO: 2007-CA-2780 the property owner as of the date of known spouses claiming by, through Orlando, Florida 32812 the above-named Defendants, Declaration of Condominium, as tered in a case pending in said Court, (COURT SEAL) the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on and under any of the above-named (407) 381-5200 Defendants. recorded, exemplified, referred to WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. AS the style of which is indicated above. same with the Clerk of Court within Defendants, February 13, 2009 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF and set forth in said Declaration of TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS OF ______/ 60 days after the foreclosure sale. Defendants. February 20, 2009 Any person or entity claiming an in- Erin Amate Zebell Condominium and exhibits thereto. HARBORVIEW 2006-12 terest in the surplus, if any, resulting NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Butler & Hosch, P.A. Plaintiff, WITNESS my hand and official ______/ from the foreclosure sale, other than 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E pursuant to the Final Judgment en- seal of said Court this 23rd day of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR NOTICE is hereby given that the tered in a case pending in said Court, vs. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA the property owner as of the date of undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court Orlando, Florida 32812 January, 2009. the style of which is indicated above. JAMES H. HEYER A/K/A JAMES NOTICE is hereby given that the the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on of Orange County, Florida, will on the (407) 381-5200 If you are a person with a disability CASE NO: 05-2008-CA-15971 HEYER; UNKNOWN TENANT I; undersigned Clerk of the Circuit same with the Clerk of Court within 27th day of February 2009, at 11:00 February 13, 2009 Any person or entity claiming an in- who needs any accommodation in or- WACHOVIA BANK, NATIONAL AS- Court of Seminole County, Florida, LASALLE BANK NATIONAL 60 days after the foreclosure sale. A.M. at the Civil Division Office, February 20, 2009 terest in the surplus, if any, resulting der to participate in this proceeding, SOCIATION, and any unknown heirs, will on the 26th day of February, ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR WITNESS my hand and official Suite 350, at 425 N. Orange Avenue, from the foreclosure sale, other than you are entitled, at no cost to you, to devisees, grantees, creditors, and 2009, at 11:00 o’clock A.M. at the FIRST FRANKLIN MORTGAGE LOAN seal of said Court this 23rd day of Orlando, Florida 32801, offer for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR the property owner as of the date of the provision of certain assistance. other unknown persons or unknown 301 N. Park Avenue, in Room S201 TRUST 2007-FF2, MORTGAGE LOAN January, 2009. sale and sell at public outcry to the BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on Please contact Court administrator, spouses claiming by, through and of the Seminole County Courthouse ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, highest and best bidder for cash, the same with the Clerk of Court within 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite N301, If you are a person with a disability CASE NO: 05-2008-CA-13050 under any of the above-named in Sanford, Florida, offer for sale and SERIES 2007-FF2 following-described property situate 60 days after the foreclosure sale. Sanford, Florida 32771, (407) 665- who needs any accommodation in or- Defendants, sell at public outcry to the highest Plaintiff, in Orange County, Florida: CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS WITNESS my hand and official 4227, within 2 working days of your der to participate in this proceeding, Defendants. and best bidder for cash, the follow- vs. REALTY CORP. seal of said Court this 23rd day of receipt of this Notice of Sale; if you you are entitled, at no cost to you, to Lot 14, WATERFORD CHASE VILLACE, ing-described property situate in Plaintiff, ______/ are hearing or voice impaired, call LESSIE BUTLER; CATHY BUTLER; the provision of certain assistance. Tract A, Phase I, according to the Plat January, 2009. Seminole County, Florida: MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC Please contact Court administrator, thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 38, vs. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 1-800-955-8771. If you are a person with a disability Condominium Unit 121, Building 1, REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite N301, Pages 9 and 10, of the Public Records MARIE FRANCOIS; LEMOINE who needs any accommodation in or- NOTICE is hereby given that the Maryanne Morse NOMINEE FOR FIRST FRANKLIN, A Sanford, Florida 32771, (407) 665- of Orange County, Florida. FRANCOIS; UNKNOWN TENANT der to participate in this proceeding, undersigned Clerk of the Circuit CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Legals, see page 38 38 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com Feb. 20-26, 2009

Continued from page 37 HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL AS- the provision of certain assistance. Lot 11, Block 11, HEFTLER HOMES, LASALLE BANK NATIONAL AS- COUNTY, FLORIDA. entered in Case No. 2008-CA- ASSOCIATION, INC.; JPMORGAN SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, FOR THE Please contact Court administrator, Orlando, Section 1, according to the SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE A/K/A 1719 2ND STREET W, 001721 of the Circuit Court of the CHASE BANK, N.A., and any NOTTING HILL, a Condominium, BENFIT OF THE CERTIFICATEHOLD- 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite N301, Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book C-BASS MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- SANFORD, FL. 32771 Fifth Judicial Circuit in and for Lake unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, together with an undivided interest ERS OF MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH Sanford, Florida 32771, (407) 665- 13, Pages 5 and 6, Public Records of BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES County, Florida in which Wachovia creditors, and other unknown in the common elements, according CERTIFICATES, MLMI SERIES 4227, within 2 working days of your Seminole County, Florida. 2006-CB7 Any person claiming an interest in the Mortgage Corporation, is the Plaintiff persons or unknown spouses claim- surplus from the sale, if any, other to the Declaration of Condominium 2006-A3 receipt of this Notice of Sale; if you pursuant to the Final Judgment en- Plaintiff, and Cecilia Hardat, Khemraj Dave ing by, through and under any of the thereof recorded in Official Records Plaintiff, are hearing or voice impaired, call than the property owner as of the Hardat, are defendants, I will sell above-named Defendants, tered in a case pending in said Court, vs. date of the Lis Pendens must file a Book 6392, Page 1390, as amended vs. 1-800-955-8771. the style of which is indicated above. to the highest and best bidder for Defendants. from time to time of the Public Re- CHRISTOPHER A. YAGER; STEPHA- claim within 60 days after the sale. cash in the first floor lobby near the Maryanne Morse Any person or entity claiming an in- ______/ ROY F. PITTER; UNKNOWN SPOUSE NIE YAGER, and any unknown heirs, Dated in Seminole County, Florida information desk in the Lake County cords of Seminole County, Florida. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT terest in the surplus, if any, resulting OF ROY F. PITTER; UPSON DOWNS devisees, grantees, creditors, and this 28th day of January, 2009. Judicial Center, 550 West Main AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLO- pursuant to the Final Judgment en- By: Mary Stroupe from the foreclosure sale, other than HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., other unknown persons or unknown Street, Tavares, FL 32778 , Lake SURE SALE tered in a case pending in said Court, Deputy Clerk the property owner as of the date of Maryanne Morse and any unknown heirs, devisees, spouses claiming by, through and County, Florida at 11:00AM on the NOTICE is hereby given that the the style of which is indicated above. (COURT SEAL) the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on Clerk of the Circuit Court grantees, creditors, and other un- under any of the above-named 3rd day of March, 2009, the following undersigned Clerk of the Circuit same with the Clerk of Court within Seminole County, Florida Any person or entity claiming an in- known persons or unknown spouses ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Defendants, described property as set forth in Court of Orange County, Florida, will 60 days after the foreclosure sale. terest in the surplus, if any, resulting claiming by, through and under any of Erin Amate Zebell Defendants. By: Shaundrascia Moore said Final Judgment of Foreclosure: on the 26th day of February, 2009, from the foreclosure sale, other than the above-named Defendants, Butler & Hosch, P.A. WITNESS my hand and official Deputy Clerk ______/ LOT 65, COLINA BAY, ACCORDING at 11:00 am at Civil Division Office, the property owner as of the date of Defendants. 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E seal of said Court this 23rd day of NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Albertelli Law TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED Suite 350, at 425 N. Orange Avenue, the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on ______/ Orlando, Florida 32812 January, 2009. P.O. Box 23028 Orlando, Florida 32801, offer for NOTICE is hereby given that the IN PLAT BOOK 60, PAGES 34 same with the Clerk of Court within (407) 381-5200 If you are a person with a disability Tampa, FL 33623 sale and sell at public outcry to the NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE undersigned Clerk of the Circuit THROUGH 38, OF THE PUBLIC RE- 60 days after the foreclosure sale. who needs any accommodation in or- (813) 221-4743 / 08-06102 highest and best bidder for cash, the NOTICE is hereby given that the February 13, 2009 Court of Seminole County, Florida, CORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNESS my hand and official der to participate in this proceeding, following-described property situate undersigned Clerk of the Circuit February 20, 2009 will on the 26th day of February, If you are a person with a disability seal of said Court this 23rd day of you are entitled, at no cost to you, to A/K/A LOT 65 ALGARDI STREET, in Orange County, Florida: Court of Lake County, Florida, will 2009, at 11:00 o’clock A.M at the who needs any accommodation in or- January, 2009. the provision of certain assistance. MONTVERDE, FLORIDA 34756 on the 6th day of March, 2009, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR 301 N. Park Avenue, in Room S201 der to participate in this proceeding, Lot 365, BELLA VIDA, according Please contact Court administrator, Any person claiming an interest in the If you are a person with a disability at 11:00 A.M. at the Front door at ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA of the Seminole County Courthouse you are entitled, at no cost to you, to to the plat thereof, as recorded in 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite N301, surplus from the sale, if any, other who needs any accommodation in or- the Judicial Center, 550 W. Main CASE NO: 2008-CA-25804-40 in Sanford, Florida, offer for sale and the provision of certain assistance. Plat Book 65, Pages 90 through 99, Sanford, Florida 32771, (407) 665- than the property owner as of the der to participate in this proceeding, Street in Tavares, Florida, offer for Please contact Court Administration inclusive, of the Public Records of COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC 4227, within 2 working days of your sell at public outcry to the highest date of the Lis Pendens must file a you are entitled, at no cost to you, to sale and sell at public outcry to the at the Seminole Civil Courthouse, Orange County, Florida. Plaintiff, receipt of this Notice of Sale; if you and best bidder for cash, the follow- claim within 60 days after the sale. the provision of certain assistance. highest and best bidder for cash, the 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite 301, pursuant to the Final Judgment en- are hearing or voice impaired, call ing-described property situate in Please contact Court administrator, following-described property situate vs. Sanford, FL 32771-1292; Telephone: Dated in Lake County, Florida this tered in a case pending in said Court, 1-800-955-8771. Seminole County, Florida: 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite N301, in Lake County, Florida: MISAEL RIVERA; AUDA LIZZY RI- 407-665-4227, within 2 working 22nd day of January, 2009. the style of which is indicated above. Sanford, Florida 32771, (407) 665- Maryanne Morse Lot 4, Block J, N.H. GARDNER’S days of your receipt of this notice. If Lot 43, UPSON DOWNS, according to VERA; ELEGANT CUSTOMS HOMES; ADDITION TO MARKHAM PARK Neil Kelly Any person or entity claiming an in- 4227, within 2 working days of your CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT you are hearing or voice impaired, the Plat thereof recorded in Plat Book JENNIFER R. HENRY; CHEYLA M. HEIGHTS, according to the Plat Clerk of the Circuit Court terest in the surplus, if any, resulting receipt of this Notice of Sale; if you call 1-800-955-8771 or 711. 36, Pages 4 through 9, inclusive, RUIZ; GROVE PARK REALTY GROUP By: Mary Stroupe thereof, recorded in Plat Book 2, Lake County, Florida from the foreclosure sale, other than are hearing or voice impaired, call D/B/A GROVE PARK APARTMENTS; February 13, 2009 of Public Records of Lake County, Deputy Clerk Page(s) 81, of the Public Records of By: P. Birdsong the property owner as of the date of 1-800-955-8771. SYLVAN POND HOMEOWNERS’ AS- February 20, 2007 Florida. (COURT SEAL) Seminole County, Florida. Deputy Clerk the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on SOCIATION, INC., and any unknown Maryanne Morse ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF same with the Clerk of Court within pursuant to the Final Judgment en- heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, pursuant to the Final Judgment en- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Albertelli Law CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Erin Amate Zebell 60 days after the foreclosure sale. tered in a case pending in said Court, and other unknown persons or un- tered in a case pending in said Court, FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Attorney for Plaintiff Butler & Hosch, P.A. By: Mary Stroupe the style of which is indicated above. known spouses claiming by, through the style of which is indicated above. FOR LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA P.O. Box 23028 WITNESS my hand and official seal Deputy Clerk 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E Any person or entity claiming an in- and under any of the above-named Any person or entity claiming an in- Tampa, FL 33623 of said Court this 4th day of February, (COURT SEAL) Orlando, Florida 32812 CIVIL ACTION terest in the surplus, if any, resulting Defendants, terest in the surplus, if any, resulting (813) 221-4743 2009. (407) 381-5200 CASE NO.: 2008-CA-003339 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF from the foreclosure sale, other than Defendants. from the foreclosure sale, other than 08-05842 If you are a person with a disability Erin Amate Zebell February 13, 2009 DIVISION: who needs accommodation in order the property owner as of the date of ______/ the property owner as of the date of If you are a person with a disability Butler & Hosch, P.A. February 20, 2009 DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COMPANY to participate in this proceeding, you the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on who needs assistance in order to 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE AMERICAS, AS TRUSTEE AND CUS- are entitled, at no cost to you, for the same with the Clerk of Court within same with the Clerk of Court within participate in a program or service Orlando, Florida 32812 NOTICE is hereby given that the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR TODIAN FOR EQUIFIRST MORTGAGE provision of the certain assistance. 60 days after the foreclosure sale. 60 days after the foreclosure sale. of the State Courts System, you (407) 381-5200 undersigned Clerk of the Circuit ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA LOAN TRUST 2005-1 , Please contact Court Administra- WITNESS my hand and official WITNESS my hand and official should contact the ADA Coordinator, Court of Orange County, Florida, will Plaintiff, tion at 425 North Orange Avenue, February 13, 2009 seal of said Court this 28th day of CASE NO: 2007-CA-6712-39 seal of said Court this 23rd day of Patty McNeil, (352) 253-0900 x.100 on the 26th day of February, 2009, at Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida 32801, February 20, 2009 January, 2009. January, 2009. vs. within two (2) working days of receipt 11:00 A.M at the Civil Division Office, THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUST- telephone (407) 836-2303 within 2 In accordance with the Americans EE FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS If you are a person with a disability CARRIE L. CHEVALIER, et al, of this notice; if you are hearing or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR Suite 350, at 425 N. Orange Avenue, working days of your receipt of this With Disabilities Act, persons CWALT, INC., ALTERNATIVE LOAN who needs any accommodation in or- Defendant(s). voice impaired, please call 1-800- BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA Orlando, Florida 32801, offer for document. If you are hearing or voice with disabilities needing a special sale and sell at public outcry to the TRUST 2007-HY2 MORTGAGE PASS- der to participate in this proceeding, ______/ 955-8771. impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. CASE NO: 05-2007-CA-18161 accommodation to participate in this highest and best bidder for cash, the THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES you are entitled, at no cost to you, to February 13, 2009 2007-HY2 NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO Lydia Gardner COUNTRYWHIDE HOME LOANS, INC. proceeding should contact Clerk of following-described property situate the provision of certain assistance. February 20, 2009 Plaintiff, CHAPTER 45 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Plaintiff, Circuit Court, Civil Division, 550 W. in Orange County, Florida: Please contact Court administrator, Main Street, Tavares, Florida 32778, vs. 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite N301, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pursuant NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE By: Cynthia Zabetakis vs. Lot 66, SYLVAN POND, as shown in (904)742-4146, not later than seven Sanford, Florida 32771, (407) 665- to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure Deputy Clerk Plat recorded in Plat Book 21, Pages ROBERTO TORRES; UNKNOWN BY THE CLERK IN THE CIRCUIT JAMES B. PICCIONE A/K/A JAMES (7) days prior to the proceeding. If 4227, within 2 working days of your dated January 15, 2009, and entered (COURT SEAL) 97-98, Public Records of Orange SPOUSE OF ROBERTO TORRES; COURT OF THE 9th JUDICIAL CIR- PICCIONE, DECEASED; UNKNOWN hearing impaired, (TDD) 1-800-955- in Case No. 2008-CA-003339 of the AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL receipt of this Notice of Sale; if you CUIT IN AND FOR ORANGE COUNTY, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SPOUSE OF JAMES B. PICCIONE County, Florida. Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Cir- 8771, or Voice (V) 1-800-955-8770, RELATED SERVICES COMPANY, INC.; are hearing or voice impaired, call Emily Jane Hansen pursuant to the Final Judgment en- cuit in and for Lake County, Florida in FLORIDA A/K/A JAMES PICCIONE, DECEASED; via Florida Relay Service. STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE 1-800-955-8771. Butler & Hosch, P.A. tered in a case pending in said Court, which Deutsche Bank Trust Company CASE NO.: 2007-CA-010615-O (37) UNKNOWN TENANT I; UNKNOWN Neil Kelly INSURANCE COMPANY; MORTGAGE Maryanne Morse 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E the style of which is indicated above. Americas, as Trustee and Custodian TENANT II; TROY PERRY; TWANETTA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT EXPRESS EQUITY LENDING GROUP, Orlando, Florida 32812 LEWIS; ENVIRON CONODMINIUM Any person or entity claiming an in- for EquiFirst Mortgage Loan Trust LLLP, a Limited Liability Limited (407) 381-5200 By: Dana Nolette SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR ASSOCIATION, INC.; JEANNE terest in the surplus, if any, resulting By: Mary Stroupe 2005-1, is the Plaintiff and Carrie L. Partnership, Deputy Clerk COUNTRYWIDE BANK, N.A.; BRYN February 13, 2009 MITCHELL BUCKLEY, and any from the foreclosure sale, other than Deputy Clerk Chevalier, Emile Chevalier, SunTrust Plaintiff, (COURT SEAL) MAWR SOUTH HOMEOWNERS AS- February 20, 2009 unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, the property owner as of the date of (COURT SEAL) Bank, are defendants, I will sell to SOCIATION, INC., and any unknown the highest and best bidder for cash vs. creditors, and other unknown ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF in/on the first floor lobby near the RONALD O. ROGERS, CAPITAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR persons or unknown spouses claim- Lindsay W. Brown, Esquire same with the Clerk of Court within and other unknown persons or un- Erin Amate Zebell information desk in the Lake County ONE BANK, JOHN DOE, Unknown BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA ing by, through and under any of the Butler & Hosch, P.A. 60 days after the foreclosure sale. known spouses claiming by, through Butler & Hosch, P.A. above-named Defendants, 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E Judicial Center, 550 West Main Tenant in Possession and JANE DOE, CASE NO: 05-2008-CA-046041 WITNESS my hand and official and under any of the above-named 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E Defendants. Orlando, Florida 32812 Street, Tavares, FL 32778 , Lake Unknown Tenant in Possession, seal of said Court this 22nd day of Defendants, Orlando, Florida 32812 THE BANKOF NEW YORK AS SUC- (407) 381-5200 (407) 381-5200 County, Florida at 11:00AM on the Defendants. CESSOR TO JPMORGAN CHASE ______/ January, 2009. Defendants. 6th day of March, 2009, the following February 13, 2009 ______/ BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE If you are a person with a disability ______/ February 13, 2009 described property as set forth in February 20, 2009 February 20, 2009 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- AS TRUSTEE FOR THE OWNIT NOTICE is hereby given that the who needs accommodation in order NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE said Final Judgment of Foreclosure: MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET-BACKED to participate in this proceeding, you suant to an Order or Final Judgment undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE is hereby given that the LOT 14, BLOCK I, A REPLAT OF CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR are entitled, at no cost to you, for the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE entered in the above styled cause of Brevard County, Florida, will on undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court MISSION HEIGHTS, ACCORDING TO Plaintiff, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA provision of the certain assistance. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT now pending in said court, that I will the 4th day of March, 2009, at 11:00 of Orange County, Florida, will on the THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN CASE NO: 08-CA-004994-14-K Please contact Court Administra- IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, sell to the highest and best bidder for vs. a.m., at Brevard County Government 27th day of February, 2009, at 11:00 PLAT BOOK 11, PAGE 80, OF THE tion at 425 North Orange Avenue, FLORIDA cash at Suite 350, Orange County JAMES D. DOUGLAS; UNKNOWN Center-North, Brevard Room, 518 FIRST FRANKLIN FINANCIAL A.M. at the Civil Division Office, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida 32801, CIVIL ACTION Courthouse, 425 North Orange SPOUSE OF JAMES D. DOUGLAS; South Palm Avenue, Titusville, FL CORPORATION Suite 350, at 425 N. Orange Avenue, FLORIDA. telephone (407) 836-2303 within 2 Avenue, in Orange County, Florida at CITIFINANCIAL EQUITY SERVICES, 32780, offer for sale and sell at Plaintiff, Orlando, Florida 32801, offer for CASE NO.: 2008-CA-002598 working days of your receipt of this A/K/A 206 SOUTH MOSS STREET, 11:00 A.M. on February 27, 2009 the INC., and any unknown heirs, de- public outcry to the highest and best sale and sell at public outcry to the DIVISION: W vs. document. If you are hearing or voice LEESBURG, FL 34748-5629 following described property: visees, grantees, creditors, and bidder for cash, the following-de- highest and best bidder for cash, the RUSSELL R. PYLE; MARIA PYLE; UN- impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COMPANY Any person claiming an interest in the other unknown persons or unknown scribed property situated in Brevard following-described property situate LOTS 16 AND 17, BLOCK 13, WASH- KNOWN TENANT I; UNKNOWN TEN- AMERICAS FORMERLY KNOWN AS surplus from the sale, if any, other spouses claiming by, through and County, Florida: Lydia Gardner in Orange County, Florida: INGTON PARK, SECTION NO. 1, ANT II; NOTTING HILL AT OAKMONTE BANKER’S TRUST COMPANY, AS than the property owner as of the ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF under any of the above-named Lot 16, Block 51, PORT MALABAR, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC., Lot 16, of BRYN MAWR UNIT 7, TRUSTEE AND CUSTODIAN FOR date of the Lis Pendens must file a AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 0, Defendants, UNIT FOUR, a subdivision according and any unknown heirs, devisees, By: Corine Herry according to the plat thereof as MSIX 2006-1, claim within 60 days after the sale. PAGE(S) 151, PUBLIC RECORDS OF Defendants. to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plat grantees, creditors, and other un- Deputy Clerk recorded in Plat Book 12, Pages 140 Plaintiff, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA; Book 14, Pages 18 through 23, of the Dated in Lake County, Florida this ______/ known persons or unknown spouses (COURT SEAL) through 142, of the Public Records of vs. Public Records of Brevard County, 28th day of January, 2009. a/k/a 4534 Carter Street, Orlando, claiming by, through and under any of ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Orange County, Florida. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Florida. ELISEO BORRERO, et al, Neil Kelly Florida 32811 the above-named Defendants, Emily Jane Hansen NOTICE is hereby given that the pursuant to the Final Judgment en- Defendant(s). Clerk of the Circuit Court pursuant to the Final Judgment en- Defendants. Butler & Hosch, P.A. tered in a case pending in said Court, Any person claiming an interest in undersigned Clerk of the Circuit ______/ Lake County, Florida the surplus from the sale, if any, tered in a case pending in said Court, ______/ 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E the style of which is indicated above. Court of Brevard County, Florida, will the style of which is indicated above. Orlando, Florida 32812 By: Dana Nolette other than the property owner as on the 11th day of March, 2009, at Any person or entity claiming an in- NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED SALE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE (407) 381-5200 Deputy Clerk of the date of the lis pendens must 11:00 o’clock A.M. at the at Brevard Any person or entity claiming an interest in the surplus, if any, resulting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pursuant NOTICE is hereby given that the file a claim within 60 days after the County Government Center-North, terest in the surplus, if any, resulting February 13, 2009 from the foreclosure sale, other than to an Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Albertelli Law undersigned Clerk of the Circuit sale. The court, in its discretion, may Brevard Room, 518 South Palm from the foreclosure sale, other than February 20, 2009 the property owner as of the date of Sale dated January 13, 2009, and Attorney for Plaintiff Court of Seminole County, Florida, enlarge the time of the sale. Notice Avenue, Titusville, FL 32780, offer for the property owner as of the date of the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on entered in Case No. 2008-CA- P.O. Box 23028 will on the 26th day of February, of the changed time of sale shall be sale and sell at public outcry to the the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR same with the Clerk of Court within 002598 of the Circuit Court of the Tampa, FL 33623 2009, at 11:00 o’clock A.M. at the published as provided herein. highest and best bidder for cash, the same with the Clerk of Court within SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 60 days after the foreclosure sale. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and (813) 221-4743 60 days after the foreclosure sale. 301 N. Park Avenue, in Room S201 for Seminole County, Florida in Dated: February 5, 2009. following-described property situate of the Seminole County Courthouse CASE NO: 08-CA-2918-14-L WITNESS my hand and official 08-07853 in Brevard County, Florida: WITNESS my hand and official seal of said Court this 26th day of which Deutsche Bank Trust Com- Lydia Gardner, Clerk in Sanford, Florida, offer for sale and U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, If you are a person with a disability Lot 6, Block 561, PORT MALABAR seal of said Court this 27th day of January, 2009. pany Americas formerly known as (Circuit Court Seal) sell at public outcry to the highest AS TRUSTEE FOR THE C-BASS who needs assistance in order to Unit Fourteen, as per plat thereof, January, 2009. Banker’s Trust Company, as Trustee participate in a program or service By: Katherine Bernal and best bidder for cash, the follow- MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET-BACKED If you are a person with a disability and Custodian for MSIX 2006-1, is recorded in Plat Book 15, Pages 64 In accordance with the Americans of the State Courts System, you Deputy Clerk ing-described property situate in CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-CB5 who needs accommodation in order the Plaintiff and Eliseo Borrero, Ten- through 71 inclusive, of the Public with Disabilities Act, persons with should contact the ADA Coordinator, Seminole County, Florida: Plaintiff, to participate in this proceeding, you ant #1 n/k/a Tom O’ Conner, Tenant Attorney: Records of Brevard County, Florida. disabilities needing a special ac- Patty McNeil, (352) 253-0900 x.100 Condominium Unit 205, Building vs. are entitled, at no cost to you, for the # 2 n/k/a Deborah Ahrem, Mortgage Jorge L. Piedra, Esq. commodation to participate in this within two (2) working days of receipt pursuant to the Final Judgment en- 16, NOTTING HILL, a Condominium, provision of the certain assistance. Electronic Registration Systems, JORGE L. PIEDRA, P.A. proceeding should contact Court Ad- THREE PARTNERS PROPERTY of this notice; if you are hearing or tered in a case pending in said Court, together with an undivided interest Please contact Court Administra- Inc., as nominee for Lenders Direct Grove Professional Building ministration at 2725 St. Johns Street, MANAGEMENT, LLC; MORTGAGE voice impaired, please call 1-800- the style of which is indicated above. in the common elements, according tion at 425 North Orange Avenue, Capital Corporation, Any and All Un- 2950 SW 27th Avenue Building C, 2nd Floor, Melbourne, ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- 955-8771. Any person or entity claiming an in- to the Declaration of Condominium Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida 32801, known Parties Claiming By, Through, Suite 300 Florida, 32940, telephone (321) 633- TEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR FIRST terest in the surplus, if any, resulting thereof recorded in Official Book telephone (407) 836-2303 within 2 Under, and Against the Herein Named February 13, 2009 Miami, Florida 33133 2171, not later than seven (7) days NLC FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC, from the foreclosure sale, other than 6392, as amended from time to working days of your receipt of this Individual Defendant(s) Who Are Not February 20, 2009 Telephone:(305) 448-7064 prior to the proceeding. If hearing or and any unknown heirs, devisees, document. If you are hearing or voice Facsimile:(305) 448-7085 the property owner as of the date of tome, of the Public Records of grantees, creditors, and other un- Known to be Dead or Alive, Whether voice impaired, (TDD) 1-800-955- impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on Seminole County, Florida. known persons or unknown spouses Said Unknown Parties May Claim an February 13, 2009 8771, via Florida Relay Service. FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND same with the Clerk of Court within pursuant to the Final Judgment en- claiming by, through and under any of Lydia Gardner Interest as Spouses, Heirs, Devisees, February 20, 2009 FOR LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA 60 days after the foreclosure sale. Scott Ellis tered in a case pending in said Court, the above-named Defendants, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Grantees, or Other Claimants, are WITNESS my hand and official seal CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT the style of which is indicated above. Defendants. By: Belinda Garrett defendants, I will sell to the highest CIVIL ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR of said Court this 5th day of February Jennifer Pastor Deputy Clerk and best bidder for cash in/on Room CASE NO.: 2008-CA-001721 ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA Any person or entity claiming an in- ______/ S-201, Seminole County Courthouse, 2009. Deputy Clerk terest in the surplus, if any, resulting (COURT SEAL) DIVISION: CASE NO: 2008-CA-7013-34 (COURT SEAL) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 301 North Park Ave., Sanford, FL In accordance with the Americans from the foreclosure sale, other than ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF WACHOVIA MORTGAGE CORPORA- HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL AS- NOTICE is hereby given that the 32771, Seminole County, Florida at with Disabilities Act, persons with Lora Lea Henke, Esquire the property owner as of the date of Emily Jane Hansen TION, SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE undersigned Clerk of the Circuit 11:00AM on the 3rd day of March, disabilities needing a special ac- BUTLER & HOSCH, P.A. the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on Butler & Hosch, P.A. Plaintiff, HOLDERS OF THE CERTIFICATES Court of Seminole County, Florida, 2009, the following described commodation to participate in this 3185 South Conway Road, Suite E same with the Clerk of Court within 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E ISSUED BY DEUTSCHE ALT-A SECU- will on the 26th day of February, property as set forth in said Final vs. proceeding should contact Court Orlando, Florida 32812 60 days after the foreclosure sale. Orlando, Florida 32812 RITIES, MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, 2009, at 11:00 o’clock A.M. at the Judgment of Foreclosure: Administration at 2725 St. Johns Attorney for Plaintiff (407) 381-5200 CECILIA HARDAT, et al, SERIES 2007-AR1 WITNESS my hand and official 301 N. Park Avenue, in Room S201 Street, Building C, 2nd Floor, Mel- THE WEST 1/2 OF THE NORTHWEST Defendant(s). Plaintiff, February 13, 2009 seal of said Court this 23rd day of of the Seminole County Courthouse February 13, 2009 bourne, Florida, 32940, telephone 1/4 OF BLOCK 4, TIER 20, OF THE ST. ______/ February 20, 2009 January, 2009. in Sanford, Florida, offer for sale and February 20, 2009 GERTRUDE ADDITION TO THE TOWN vs. (321) 633-2171, not later than seven If you are a person with a disability sell at public outcry to the highest OF SANFORD, ACCORDING TO THE NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED SALE ALEKSANDR YEGOROV; TATYANA (7) days prior to the proceeding. If IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR who needs any accommodation in or- and best bidder for cash, the follow- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pursuant KHITYAEVA; UNKNOWN TENANT I; hearing or voice impaired, via Florida LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA der to participate in this proceeding, ing-described property situate in PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 116, OF THE to an Order Rescheduling Foreclosure UNKNOWN TENANT II; BELLA VIDA Relay Service. CASE NO: 2008-CA-004249 you are entitled, at no cost to you, to Seminole County, Florida: CASE NO: 08-CA-003742-14-K PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE Sale dated January 13, 2009, and AT TIMBER SPRINGS HOMEOWNERS Scott Ellis Feb. 20-26, 2009 orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ 39

CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT County, Florida. ______/ 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E WITNESS my hand and official seal are the Defendants. I will sell to the order are: You are hereby notified that an Order of said Court this 2nd day of Febru- By: Jennie Young pursuant to the Final Judgment en- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Orlando, Florida 3281 highest and best bidder for cash at Creditors: None Known of Summary Administration has been (407) 381-5200 ary, 2009. Room 350, 425 N. Orange Avenue, entered in the estate of Gloria B. Deputy Clerk tered in a case pending in said Court, NOTICE is hereby given that the Beneficiaries: CARMA L. PHAN, (COURT SEAL) the style of which is indicated above. February 20, 2009 If you are a person with a disability Orlando, ORANGE County, Florida at Seward, deceased, File Number 48- undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court 11:00 A.M. oíclock on the 5th day of a/k/a CARMA L. MALDONADO ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Any person or entity claiming an in- of Orange County, Florida, will on February 27, 2009 who needs accommodation in order 2008-CP-002344-O; by the Circuit March, 2009 the following described Address: 470 American Heritage Drive John Howarth Farren terest in the surplus, if any, resulting the 6th day of March, 2009, at 11:00 to participate in this proceeding, you Court for Orange County, Florida, Pro- property as set forth in said Order or Orlando, FL 32809 Butler & Hosch, P.A. from the foreclosure sale, other than A.M. at the Civil Division Office, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR are entitled, at no cost to you, for the bate Division; the address of which is provision of the certain assistance. Final Judgment, to-wit: 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E the property owner as of the date of Suite 350, at 425 N. Orange Avenue, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE 425 North Orange Avenue, Orlando, Please contact Court Administra- Orlando, Florida 32812 the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on Orlando, Florida 32801, offer for CASE NO: 2007-CA-13796-33 Lot(s) 85, KEYSTONE SUBDIVISION, NOTIFIED THAT: FL 32801; that the decedentís date of tion at 425 North Orange Avenue, (407) 381-5200 same with the Clerk of Court within sale and sell at public outcry to the according to the plat thereof, DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida 32801, All creditors of the estate of the death was August 16, 2008; that the 60 days after the foreclosure sale. highest and best bidder for cash, the recorded in plat book 41, page(s) 7 ñ February 20, 2009 COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE telephone (407) 836-2303 within 2 decedent and persons having claims total value of the estate is $1616.21 following-described property situate 10, of the Public Records of Orange February 27, 2009 WITNESS my hand and official seal POOLING AND SERVICING AGREE- working days of your receipt of this or demands against the estate of the and that the names and addresses of in Orange County, Florida: County, Florida of said Court this 2nd day of Febru- MENT RELATING TO IMPAC SE- document. If you are hearing or voice decedent other than those for whom those to whom it has been assigned a/k/a: 14118 Boca Key Drive, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ary, 2009. Lot 16, Block “D”, ILEXHURST, ac- CURED ASSETS CORP., MORTGAGE impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. provision for full payment was made by such order are: NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF cording to the Plat thereof recorded PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, Orlando, Florida 32824 If you are a person with a disability Lydia Gardner in the Order of Summary Administra- FLORIDA IN AND FOR ORANGE in Plat Book “G”, Page 67, of the SERIES 2006-3 DATED THIS 11th day of February, Debora Seward who needs accommodation in order CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT tion must file their claims with thiss Address: 110 White Marsh Circle COUNTY. to participate in this proceeding, you Public Records of Orange County, Plaintiff, 2009. court WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS By: Mayra I. Cruz Orlando, Florida 32824 are entitled, at no cost to you, for the Florida. vs. SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF CIVIL ACTION Deputy Clerk Lydia Gardner provision of the certain assistance. pursuant to the Final Judgment en- THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE. Debora L. Seward, Trustee of CASE NO.: # 08-CA 5759 JORGE ORTEGA; UNKNOWN SPOUSE (COURT SEAL) Clerk of the Circuit Court Please contact Court Administra- tered in a case pending in said Court, OF JORGE ORTEGA: ERNESTO the Seward Revocable Trust dtd JUDGE:Maura Smith ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF BY: Cynthia Zabetakis ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO tion at 425 North Orange Avenue, the style of which is indicated above. CORTES; MARICELA CORTES; 12/10/1992 Emily Jane Hansen As Deputy Clerk FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. ALBERT RUSSO; and ABBY RUSSO, Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida 32801, and any unknown heirs, devisees, Address: 110 White Marsh Circle Any person or entity claiming an in- Butler & Hosch, P.A. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER his wife, telephone (407) 836-2303 within 2 grantees, creditors, and other un- Orlando, Florida 32824 terest in the surplus, if any, resulting 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ANY Plaintiffs, working days of your receipt of this known persons or unknown spouses from the foreclosure sale, other than Orlando, Florida 32812 THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE document. If you are hearing or voice claiming by, through and under any of v. the property owner as of the date of (407) 381-5200 THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTíS NOTIFIED THAT: impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. the above-named Defendants, NIK W. GREEN, JOHN PIPER; and the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Lydia Gardner same with the Clerk of Court within Defendants. February 20, 2009 All creditors of the estate of the RANEA PIPER, his wife, February 27, 2009 WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 60 days after the foreclosure sale. ______/ decedent and persons having claims Defendants. Jennifer A. Coya, Esq. THIS NOTICE IS February 13, 2009. By: Mayra I. Cruz or demands against the estate of the ______/ WITNESS my hand and official seal NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Joseph H. Ganguzza & Associates, Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Attorney for Person Giving Notice: decedent other than those for whom of said Court this 2nd day of Febru- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT P.A. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE (COURT SEAL) ary, 2009. NOTICE is hereby given that the STEVEN C. ALLENDER provision for full payment was made undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 1 S.E. 3rd Avenue Attorney for Petitioner PURSUANT TO FLA. STAT. CHAPTER ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF If you are a person with a disability in the Order of Summary Administra- of Orange County, Florida, will on the FLORIDA Suite 2150 Florida Bar No.: 0428302 45 Emily Jane Hansen who needs accommodation in order Miami, Florida 33131 tion must file their claims with this 10th day of March, 2009, at 11:00 CIVIL ACTION ALLENDER & ALLENDER, PA Notice is hereby given that the Butler & Hosch, P.A. to participate in this proceeding, you a.m., Civil Division Office, Suite 350, court WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS CASE NO.: 59-2008-CA-001734 February 20, 2009 719 Garden Street undersigned, LYDIA GARDNER, Clerk 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E are entitled, at no cost to you, for the at 425 N. Orange Avenue, Orlando, SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF DIVISION: G February 27, 2009 Titusville, FL 32796 of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Orlando, Florida 32812 provision of the certain assistance. Florida 32801, offer for sale and THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE. (407) 381-5200 Telephone: (321) 269-1511 Florida, will, on March 6, at 11:00 Please contact Court Administra- sell at public outcry to the highest WELLS FARGO BANK, NATIONAL ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO tion at 425 North Orange Avenue, Notice to Creditors Fax: (321) 264-7676 o’clock a.m., at the Orange County February 20, 2009 and best bidder for cash, the follow- ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Courthouse, 425 N. Orange Ave., Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida 32801, Person Giving Notice: February 27, 2009 ing-described property situated in BANK OF AMERICA ABFC 2005-HE2, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OR- Room 350, Orlando, Orange County, telephone (407) 836-2303 within 2 Plaintiff, CARMA L. PHAN a/k/a CARMA L. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER Orange County, Florida: ANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROBATE Florida offer for sale and sell at public working days of your receipt of this APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ANY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR Lot 37, of SPARLING HILLS, accord- vs. MALDONADO outcry to the highest and best bidder document. If you are hearing or voice DIVISION BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA ing to the plat thereof, as recorded 470 American Heritage Court CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR for cash, the following described impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. RAYNELLE L. BLANFORD, et al, CASE NO: 05-2008-CA-25965 in Plat Book 11, at Page 128, of the Orlando, FL 32809 MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTíS property situated in Orange County, Defendant(s). FILE NO.: 2008-CP-002249-O Lydia Gardner Public Records of Orange County, February 13, 2009 DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Florida, to-wit: COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC., ______/ Division: ONE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Florida. February 20, 2009 Plaintiff, IN RE: ESTATE OF ANN CZYSANIUK, The date of first publication of this Lot 10 and the west 10 feet of Lot 11, By: Mayra I. Cruz NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO vs. pursuant to the Final Judgment en- Deceased. Notice is February 13, 2009. Block B, CHAMPNEY PORTION OF Deputy Clerk CHAPTER 45 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR tered in a case pending in said Court, Attorney for Person Giving Notice: TOWN OF APOPKA, according to the YOUNG HWA KO; “MERS” MORT- (COURT SEAL) the style of which is indicated above. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pursuant to ______/ ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION Thomas P. Moss, Esq. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF a Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated NOTICE TO CREDITORS A, Page 87, of the Public Records of SYSTEMS, INC. ACTING SOLELY Any person or entity claiming an in- PROBATE DIVISION Attorney Emily Jane Hansen February 5, 2009, and entered in (Single Personal Representative) Orange County, Florida AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE terest in the surplus, if any, resulting CASE NO.: 48-2007-CP-2066 Butler & Hosch, P.A. Case No. 59-2008-CA-001734 of the Florida Bar No.: 0157376 KB HOME LOANS A COUNTRYWIDE from the foreclosure sale, other than The administration of the estate of Together with all of the improve- 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial IN RE: ESTATE OF JAMES EARL Sawyer & Sawyer P.A. MORTGAGE VENTURES, LLC., and the property owner as of the date of Ann Czysaniuk, deceased, File Num- ments now or hereafter erected on Orlando, Florida 32812 Circuit in and for Seminole County, SANFORD, 8913 Conroy Windermere Road any unknown heirs, devisees, grant- the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on ber 2008-CP-002249-O is pending the property and all easements, (407) 381-5200 Florida in which Wells Fargo Bank, Deceased. Orlando, FL 32835 ees, creditors, and other unknown same with the Clerk of Court within in the Circuit Court for Orange rights, appurtenances, rents, royal- National Association, as Trustee for Telephone: (407) 909-1900 persons or unknown spouses claim- February 20, 2009 60 days after the foreclosure sale. County, Florida, Probate Division, the ______/ ties, mineral, oil and gas rights and Bank Of America ABFC 2005-HE2, is Fax: (407) 909-1992 profits, water rights and stock and ing by, through and under any of the February 27, 2009 WITNESS my hand and official seal the Plaintiff and Raynelle L. Blanford, address of which is: Orange County NOTICE TO CREDITORS above-named Defendants, of said Court this 17th day of Febru- Courthouse, Probate Division, 425 N. Person Giving Notice: all fixtures now or hereafter a part of are defendants, I will sell to the The administration of the estate Defendants. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR ary, 2009. Orange Avenue, Suite 340, Orlando, Debora Seward the property highest and best bidder for cash of James Earl Sanford, deceased, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida 32801. 110 White Marsh Circle pursuant to the Summary Final ______/ If you are a person with a disability in/on Room S-201, Seminole County whose date of death was July 8, Courthouse, 301 North Park Ave., Judgment of Foreclosure entered on NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE CASE NO: 2008-CA-26400-35 who needs accommodation in order The name and address of the 2007, is pending in the Circuit Court Orlando, Florida 32824 Sanford, FL 32771, Seminole County, December 18, 2008, in the above- THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS to participate in this proceeding, you Personal Representative and the February 13, 2009 NOTICE is hereby given that the Florida at 11:00AM on the 10th day of for Orange County, Florida, Probate styled action. TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFIT OF are entitled, at no cost to you, for the Personal Representative’s attorney undersigned Clerk of the Circuit March, 2009, the following described Division, the address of which is 425 February 20, 2009 THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS, provision of the certain assistance. are set forth below. North Orange Avenue, Orlando, Flori- Any person claiming an interest Court of Brevard County, Florida, will Please contact Court Administra- property as set forth in said Final CWALT, INC., ALTERNATIVE LOAN da 32801. The names and addresses in surplus funds, other than the on the 11th day of March, 2009, at tion at 425 North Orange Avenue, Judgment of Foreclosure: ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR TRUST 2007-22 MORTGAGE PASS- of the Personal Representative property owner as of the date of the 11:00 o’clock A.M. at the at Brevard Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida 32801, NOTIFIED THAT: ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA lis pendens, must file a claim within County Government Center-North, THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES LOT 13, GRANADA SOUTH, AC- and the Personal Representative’s 2007-22 telephone (407) 836-2303 within 2 CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, All creditors of the decedent and PROBATE DIVISION 60 days after the sale. Brevard Room, 518 South Palm working days of your receipt of this attorney are set forth below. Avenue, Titusville, FL 32780, offer for Plaintiff, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 15, other persons having claims or CASE NO.: 48-2007-CP-000147-O WITNESS my hand and the official document. If you are hearing or voice PAGE 100, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS demands against decedentís estate All creditors of the decedent and seal of said Court, this 12th day of sale and sell at public outcry to the vs. impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. other persons having claims or de- IN RE: ESTATE OF PINKEY H. MAJOR, highest and best bidder for cash, the OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. on whom a copy of this notice is February, 2009. KARL M. MCKENZIE; RHONDA E. mands against the decedentís estate, Deceased. following-described property situate Lydia Gardner A/K/A 315 TEAKWOOD LANE, served within three months after the MCKENZIE; MORTGAGE ELECTRON- on whom a copy of this notice is Lydia Gardner, Clerk of the Circuit in Brevard County, Florida: CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701 date of the first publication of this ______/ Court IC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., notice must file their claims with the required to be served must file their Lot 31, Block 732 of PORT MALABAR AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE Jennifer Arnold Any person claiming an interest in the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE claims with this court WITHIN THE BY: Cynthia Zabetakis UNIT SIXTEEN, according to the Plat BANK, FSB; SHANDS ROOFING, INC., Deputy Clerk surplus from the sale, if any, other MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE The administration of the estate of Deputy Clerk thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 15, and any unknown heirs, devisees, (COURT SEAL) than the property owner as of the FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION PINKEY H. MAJOR, deceased, whose Notice to Persons with Disabilities Page(s) 84 through 98, of the Public grantees, creditors, and other un- Charles P. Gufford, Esquire date of the Lis Pendens must file a OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Records of Brevard County, Florida. known persons or unknown spouses BUTLER & HOSCH, P.A. claim within 60 days after the sale. date of death was January 7, 2007; If you are a person with a disability OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY File Number 48-2007-CP-000147-O, pursuant to the Final Judgment en- claiming by, through and under any of 3185 South Conway Road, Suite E Dated in Seminole County, Florida who needs any accommodation in or- NOTICE ON THEM. OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. is pending in the Circuit Court for tered in a case pending in said Court, the above-named Defendants, Orlando, Florida 32812 this 6th day of February, 2009. der to participate in this proceeding, All other creditors of the decedent the style of which is indicated above. Defendants. Attorney for Plaintiff All other creditors of the decedent Orange County, Florida, Probate you are entitled, at no cost to you, to Maryanne Morse and other persons having claims or the provision of certain assistance. ______/ February 20, 2009 and persons having claims or de- Division, the address of which is Any person or entity claiming an in- Clerk of the Circuit Court demands against decedentís estate Please contact (407) 836-2303 February 27, 2009 mands against the decedentís estate 425 North Orange Avenue, Suite terest in the surplus, if any, resulting NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Seminole County, Florida must file their claims with this court within 2 working days of your receipt from the foreclosure sale, other than must file their claims with this court 340, Orlando, Florida 32801. The NOTICE is hereby given that the By: Shaundrania Moore WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE names and addresses of the Personal of this Summons; if you are hearing the property owner as of the date of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR Deputy Clerk or voice impaired, call 1-800-955- undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Representative and the Personal the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on of Orange County, Florida, will on the NOTICE. 8771 (TDD). same with the Clerk of Court within Albertelli Law OF THIS NOTICE. Representativeís attorney are set 10th day of March, 2009, at 11:00 CASE NO: 2007-CA-12480-39 Attorney for Plaintiff Marc S. Teplitz, Esquire, 73 SW 60 days after the foreclosure sale. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN forth below. A.M. at the Civil Division Office, HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL P.O. Box 23028 THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN Flagler Ave., Stuart, FL 34994 WITNESS my hand and official seal Suite 350, at 425 N. Orange Avenue, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE All creditors of the decedent and ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR Tampa, FL 33623 SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA of said Court this 5th day of February, Orlando, Florida 32801, offer for FOREVER BARRED. February 20, 2009 THE HOLDERS OF DEUTSCHE ALT-A (813) 221-4743 PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER other persons having claims or de- February 27, 2009 2009. sale and sell at public outcry to the SECURITIES MORTGAGE LOAN 08-04798 The date of the first Publication of BARRED. mands against the decedentís estate, In accordance with the Americans highest and best bidder for cash, the TRUST, SERIES 2007 this notice is February 13, 2009. on whom a copy of this notice is If you are a person with a disability IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR with Disabilities Act, persons with following-described property situate Plaintiff, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME required to be served must file their in Orange County, Florida: who needs any accommodation in or- Attorney For Personal Representative PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA disabilities needing a special ac- vs. claims with this court WITHIN THE der to participate in this proceeding, Pedro P. Mendez CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR CASE NO: 2008-CA-22710-34 commodation to participate in this Lot 22, Block 5, CAPE / ORLANDO ES- Florida Bar No. 0975760 LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE proceeding should contact Court Ad- VICTOR M. TOBAR; KENIA PALA- you are entitled, at no cost to you, to MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTíS TATES UNIT 31A, according to the plat LAW OFFICES OF PETER P. MENDEZ TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION H&R BLOCK BANK ministration at 2725 St. Johns Street, CIOS; FORESTBROOKE COMMUNITY the provision of certain assistance. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Plaintiff, thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 3, OWNER’S ASSOCIATION, INC., Please contact Court Administration 1622 Hillcrest Street OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Building C, 2nd Floor, Melbourne, Pages 110 through 111, of the Public and any unknown heirs, devisees, at the Seminole Civil Courthouse, Orlando, Florida 32803 The date of first publication of this THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY vs. Florida, 32940, telephone (321) 633- Records of Orange County, Florida. notice is February 13, 2009. 2171, not later than seven (7) days grantees, creditors, and other un- 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite 301, Telephone (407) 895-2480 OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. UMAIR JAWED; CENTRAL PARK A pursuant to the Final Judgment en- known persons or unknown spouses Sanford, FL 32771-1292; Telephone: Attorney for Personal Representative: prior to the proceeding. If hearing or Personal Representative: All other creditors of the decedent METROWEST CONDOMINIUM ASSO- tered in a case pending in said Court, claiming by, through and under any of 407-665-4227, within 2 working Charlotte Combs Stone, Esq. CIATION, INC.; METROWEST MASTER voice impaired, (TDD) 1-800-955- Kristine Dikeman and other persons having claims or the style of which is indicated above. the above-named Defendants, days of your receipt of this notice. If Attorney for Alice V. Sanford ASSOCIATION, INC.; SAND CANYON 8771, via Florida Relay Service. 4506 Hazelgrove Drive demands against decedentís estate Any person or entity claiming an in- Defendants. you are hearing or voice impaired, Florida Bar No.: 21297 CORPORATION F/K/A OPTION ONE Scott Ellis Orlando, Florida 32818 terest in the surplus, if any, resulting call 1-800-955-8771 or 711. Law Offices of Joseph F. Pippen, Jr. must file their claims with this court MORTGAGE CORPORATION, and any CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ______/ from the foreclosure sale, other than February 20, 2009 February 13, 2009 & Associates, PL WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, By: Jennie Young NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE February 20, 2009 OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS creditors, and other unknown persons the property owner as of the date of February 27, 2009 3200 US Hwy 27 S., Suite 304 Deputy Clerk the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on NOTICE is hereby given that the Sebring, FL 33870 NOTICE. or unknown spouses claiming by, (COURT SEAL) undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OR- same with the Clerk of Court within IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Telephone (863) 402-5696 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN through and under any of the above- of Orange County, Florida, will on ANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE named Defendants, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 60 days after the foreclosure sale. 9TH JUDCIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Fax: (863) 402-5697 THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN the 6th day of March, 2009, at 11:00 ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA DIVISION Defendants. John Howarth Farren WITNESS my hand and official Personal Representative: SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Butler & Hosch, P.A. A.M. at the Civil Division Office, seal of said Court this 29th day of GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION FILE NO.: 48-2008-CP-1663-O Alice V. Sanford PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER ______/ 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E Suite 350, at 425 N. Orange Avenue, January, 2009. IN RE: ESTATE OF JUAN MALDO- 4332 Blonigen Ave. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Orlando, Florida 32812 Orlando, Florida 32801, offer for CASE NO.: 07 CA 14858 BARRED. If you are a person with a disability NADO, DECEASED Orlando, Florida 32812 (407) 381-5200 sale and sell at public outcry to the FREMONT INVESTMENT and LOAN, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME NOTICE is hereby given that the who needs accommodation in order highest and best bidder for cash, the undersigned Clerk of the Circuit February 20, 2009 Plaintiff(s), ______/ February 13, 2009 PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY to participate in this proceeding, you following-described property situate February 20, 2009 Court of Orange County, Florida, will February 27, 2009 are entitled, at no cost to you, for the in Orange County, Florida: vs. NOTICE TO CREDITORS CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR on the 5th day of March, 2009, at provision of the certain assistance. (Summary Administration) MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTíS Lot 101, of the FOREST BROOKE FELIX L. FERNANDEZ et al., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 11:00 A.M at the Civil Division Office, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR Please contact Court Administra- Defendant(s). TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Suite 350, at 425 N. Orange Avenue, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA PHASE 3, according to the Plat ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA tion at 425 North Orange Avenue, OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE The date of first publication of this Orlando, Florida 32801, offer for thereof, as recorded in Plat Book ______/ CASE NO: 2008-CA-12678-39 Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida 32801, ESTATE: PROBATE DIVISION sale and sell at public outcry to the 59, at Pages 105 through 111, of the NOTICE OF SALE notice is February 20, 2009. telephone (407) 836-2303 within 2 FILE NO.: 48-2008-CP-002344-O highest and best bidder for cash, the COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. Public Records of Orange County, You are hereby notified that an David A. Yergey, Jr., Esquire Plaintiff, working days of your receipt of this Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant Division: Probate following-described property situate document. If you are hearing or voice to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure Order of Summary Administration Yergey and Yergey, P.A. in Orange County, Florida: vs. impaired, call 1-800-955-8771. pursuant to the Final Judgment en- dated February 2, 2009 and entered has been entered in the estate of IN RE: ESTATE OF GLORIA B. Florida Bar No.: 374288 Condominium Unit 204, Building BARRY LEVESQUE A/K/A BARRY S. tered in a case pending in said Court, in Case No. 07 CA 14858 of the Cir- JUAN MALDONADO, deceased, File SEWARD 211 North Magnolia Avenue Lydia Gardner the style of which is indicated above Number 48-2008-CP-1663-O; by Deceased. 6190, CENTRAL PARK, a Metrowest LEVESQUE; DA LEVESQUE CORPO- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT cuit Court of the 9th Judicial Circuit Orlando, Florida 32801 Condominium, together with an RATION, and any unknown heirs, Any person or entity claiming an in- in and for ORANGE County, Florida the Circuit Court for Orange County, ______/ Telephone 407-843-0430 By: Elaine M. Chandler Florida, Probate Division; the address undivided interest in the common el- devisees, grantees, creditors, and terest in the surplus, if any, resulting wherein FREMONT INVESTMENT Facsimile 407-843-0433 Deputy Clerk of which is P.O. Box 4994, Orlando, NOTICE TO CREDITORS ements, according to the Declaration other unknown persons or unknown from the foreclosure sale, other than and LOAN, is Plaintiff and FELIX L. Attorney and Personal Representa- (COURT SEAL) the property owner as of the date of FERNANDEZ, UNKNOWN SPOUSE Florida 32801; that the decedentís (Summary Administration) of Condominium thereof, recorded spouses claiming by, through and tive in Official Records Book 8076, Page under any of the above-named ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on OF FELIX L. FERNANDEZ and date of death was June 6, 2008; that TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS 3783, as amended from time to Defendants, Emily Jane Hansen same with the Clerk of Court within KEYSTONE AT MEADOW WOODS the names and addresses of those to OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE February 20, 2009 time, of the Public Records of Orange Defendants. Butler & Hosch, P.A. 60 days after the foreclosure sale. HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION, INC. whom it has been assigned by such ESTATE: February 27, 2009 40 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com FEB. 20–26, 2009 NBA borrows $175M; Magic one of 15 teams to tap into money Contractors win BY DANIEL KAPLAN AND JOHN LOMBARDO ing before the credit market collapse on withholding, — about 200 to 300 interest points less The NBA is set to borrow $175 mil- for similar debt, sources said — but lion Feb. 26, marking one of the first rather, what borrowers of similar E-Verify system league financings since the implosion standing are paying in today's en- The $787 billion economic stimu- of the credit markets last fall. vironment. In that light, he said, lus package became a battleground The money, which will be available the 8.27 percent the NBA will pay for several business-related issues to 15 teams, supplements an existing on $100 million of the debt, and that had little to do with lifting the $1.7 billion leaguewide credit facility the 7.45 percent on the remain- U.S. out of recession. that uses the NBA’s media contracts ing $75 million, is favorable. Business groups won a couple of as collateral to secure loans for the “It shows how the NBA is viewed key victories, including another clubs. The NBA surveyed its teams, by the credit markets,” he said. delay in a requirement for federal, and 15 responded they would like to Rob Tilliss, a former JPMorgan state and local governments to with- tap into the new borrowing. Chase sports banker who runs his hold 3 percent of their payments to While the league said it is pleased own sports boutique, Inner Circle contractors — a measure aimed at to borrow in an extremely illiquid Sports, agreed that given the market making sure contractors don’t avoid credit market, the deal came at a cost, conditions, the NBA’s rates are hardly paying federal taxes. with interest rates up to 8.27 percent, extreme. Withholding this money could hammering home the notion that the “That is an outstanding execution,” cause severe cash flow problems era of cheap money in sports is over. he said. for many contractors, business The 15 teams can use the money for The NBA was not looking to bor- groups contend. any purpose, but cover- row at this time, Benjamin said, but The withholding requirement was ing operating losses may JPMorgan and Bank of America came Tilliss said that over the last few scheduled to go into effect in 2011, be high on the list. to the league several weeks ago to say weeks there has been a slight opening but the stimulus bill pushed back “In this economic envi- there was an opportunity to do so. The in the credit market for investment- that date until 2012. Business groups ronment, it’s tremendous league, after polling its teams and grade borrowers like the NBA. will continue to lobby for full repeal that the league can place The NBA deal comes in the context of the requirement. such a facility,” said Alex of a changing landscape for the league- The final version of the stimulus Martins, chief operat- ‘In this economic environment, wide credit facilities. Once cheap legislation signed Feb. 17 also omitted ing officer of the Orlando Martins sources of loans, the banks that man- an amendment that would have re- Magic, which plans to bor- it’s tremendous that the league age the loan pools have soured on them quired recipients of stimulus-funded row from the new debt. “It and have been unwilling to renew at contracts to use the E-Verify system to certainly helps us bridge the time peri- can place such a facility. the old terms. The NFL and MLB were determine their employees’ eligibility od between now and when we move into both unable to renew their deals late to work in the U.S. The now-voluntary our new events center in 2010. We’ve It certainly helps us bridge last year and termed out. That means Internet-based system compares the been operating at a $15 million to $20 the debt automatically converted into names and numbers of workers with million [annual] loss over the past half- the time period between a fixed-rate loan and triggered amorti- information in federal databases. dozen years, so it helps us.” zation and slightly higher rates. Charles Kuck, president of the Each of the 15 teams can borrow a now and when we move Benjamin declined to say if the NBA American Immigration Lawyers As- maximum of $11.66 million from the debt would term out of its credit facility in sociation, called E-Verify “a cumber- proceeds. into our new events May when some of it matures, but he con- some system riddled with flaws and The private-placement deal was ar- ceded that the league is in discussions based on inaccurate databases.” ranged by JPMorgan Chase and Bank center in 2010.’ with its banks to develop alternatives. Business groups have sued to over- of America. In a private placement, Of the NBA’s $1.7 billion facility, $1 turn a Bush administration rule — now non-banking lenders such as pension Alex Martins, billion is from short-term loans that under review by the Obama adminis- funds and insurers extend the cash, Chief operating officer, renew annually. This would be the seg- tration — that would require most fed- commonly at fixed rates for five- to Orlando Magic ment that would term out if the league eral contractors to use E-Verify. seven-year terms and at rates higher were to go in that direction. The re- Without the E-Verify requirement, than what banks offer for floating- mainder, like the pending deal, consists however, illegal immigrants may rate loans. finding a need, agreed to the deal in of private placements. get up to 300,000 of the 2 million con- Harvey Benjamin, the NBA’s execu- part because of the lack of borrowing The new private placement is rated struction jobs generated by the stim- tive counsel for business and finance, opportunities since the fall. Benjamin BBB-plus by Fitch Ratings, the NBA said. ulus bill, according to the Center for said it’s important not to compare the would not reveal which teams plan to John Lombardo and Daniel Kaplan are staff writers Immigration Studies. rates with what the NBA had been pay- borrow from the placement. with SportsBusiness Journal, a sister publication. — Kent Hoover The program’s goal is to make the SBA more helpful to small businesses duction will have limited effect. “The said Longstaff. “Paying The new law also aims to unfreeze bit about fees is much ado about noth- off debt is a permissible the secondary market for first-lien LOANS ing. We’re not talking about enough expense, which it wasn’t loans in the 504 program, which is used From Page One money to coax people to go out and do before. That is useful.” for real estate and other fixed assets. their next project.” Nonprofit organiza- The SBA will guarantee pools of these The SBA also is authorized to guar- tions will get $6 million loans, making them less risky than oth- are steps in the right direction, and the antee up to 90 percent of 7(a) loans, ex- in additional funds to er mortgage-backed securities. lending gates will begin to open.” cept for those made through the SBA make microloans of up to The stimulus package also aims The stabilization loan program is Express program. The current guaran- Longstaff $35,000 to firms in their to make more financing available one of several provisions in the stimu- tee limits are 75 percent for loans above communities with 10 or through the SBA’s Small Business In- lus package aimed at making the SBA $150,000, and 85 percent for smaller fewer workers. Another vestment Companies program by sim- more helpful to small businesses. loans. This will “provide a higher level $24 million will be used to provide tech- plifying the formula that determines The law gives the SBA $375 million so of protection for risk-weary lenders,” nical assistance to these firms. how much money they can leverage it temporarily can eliminate or reduce said Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., who The stimulus bill also includes steps from the SBA. fees on its regular 7(a) and 504 business chairs the Senate Small Business and to thaw the frozen secondary market In addition, the bill temporarily in- loans. Lending through both programs Entrepreneurship Committee. for SBA loans. Many lenders must be creases the SBA’s guarantee on surety is down dramatically this year. Slash- The legislation also allows small able to sell their existing SBA loans to bonds from $2 million to $5 million, ing the fees should make the loans more businesses to use the 504 program to have enough capital to make new loans, which, said Sen. Benjamin Cardin, D- attractive to borrowers and lenders. refinance existing loans under certain but they haven’t been able to do so in re- Md., “will allow more small businesses At least that’s the plan. But Geof conditions. That could help some firms, cent months. The legislation allows the to compete for more federal projects, Longstaff, CEO of Mercantile Commer- which could borrow money to expand SBA to make loans to broker-dealers creating jobs now.” cial Capital, a leading SBA 504 lender while simultaneously refinancing an who buy 7(a) loans and then pool them [email protected] | (407) 241-2894 in Central Florida, predicted the fee re- earlier loan at a lower interest rate, for sale to investors. [email protected] FEB. 20–26, 2009 orlandobusinessjournal.com OBJ 41 Social networking sites attract business RAIL From Page One By Richard Bilbao also the only ones in the country that Last October, business owner Joshua have done the required environmen- Gair started a blog for people looking to tal impact study, which takes about book entertainment for events, thinking two years to do.” it might attract a few new customers. Although the qualification cri- But even he was surprised when it teria for projects haven’t come out boosted revenue at his Longwood-based yet, Florida’s plans are “shovel- Impact Entertainment Services LLC by 20 ready” — a major component of percent. In fact, had it not been for Gair’s any project that would receive the blog (impactentertains.wordpress.com), stimulus money. new customer Tom Pokorny of Orlando- Moreover, the Florida High Speed based Big City Catering Inc. might not have Rail Authority has $4 million left come across Impact Entertainment. over from its previous efforts that Pokorny said the blog, which detailed can be used to update the plans and what to expect when choosing an enter- staff the authority with personnel tainment company, showed him that from the Florida De- Gair had the expertise Big City Cater- partment of Transpor- ing needed when planning an event. tation. Chira said he’s “You can throw every ad on the radar been trying to get Gov. you want, but when people can learn Charlie Crist to sign about your expertise, it’s like word-of- off on using the mon- mouth advertising,” he said. ey, but has had no luck Ultimately, Pokorny said Gair exceed- JIM CARCHIDI in getting a response. ed his expectations, and “we formed Impact Entertainment’s Joshua Gair uses a blog as part of his company’s business tools. “I’m getting stalled Crist a friendship. I feel a level of comfort left and right.” working with him.” dia at Push Inc., a creative advertising resulted in feedback from customers Crist could not be reached for com- Gair isn’t alone in reaping benefits agency in Orlando. who were referred through the online ment before publication deadline. from blogs found on social network- Push, along with clients Tijuana social communities. Chira believes Florida could be in ing sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Flats and Smokey Bones, is involved in Getting involved in social networking line to get as much as $2 billion from MySpace and LinkedIn. several social networking sites such as sites “is a great strategy for anybody try- the stimulus package. That amount Today, more than 116 million In- Twitter and MySpace to reach poten- ing to make their business better,” said would just about cover the estimated ternet users in the U.S. read at least tial customers. Unger could not give Unger. “The bang-for-your-buck ratio is $2.5 billion cost of setting up a high- one blog on such sites per month, said specific figures, but said using social great because you can reach a lot of peo- speed rail link between Orlando and eMarketer, a digital media and market- networking sites has increased Web ple — and the return should be good.” Tampa, the least expensive of the ing research site. That figure will jump traffic to each of the businesses, and [email protected] | (407) 241-2888 routes considered in 2004. The other to more than 145 million users by 2012 routes, Orlando-to-Miami or Orlan- — meaning an even bigger audience for do-to-Jacksonville, would cost about companies’ marketing efforts. $8 billion and $4 billion, respectively. “They’re the only business tools that The do’s and don’ts of social networking Such a project would immediately are totally free,” said Gair. A growing number of companies tent to make sure the message re- create roughly 30,000 construction Now, Pokorny is jumping into the are becoming more involved in on- flects your company accurately. jobs as well as thousands of perma- blogging world, redesigning his firm’s line social networking sites such as In addition, Unger suggests: nent jobs — another important fac- Web site to include specialty catering Twitter and Facebook in an effort to • Communicate like a human, not tor for receiving stimulus money. blogs he hopes will bring in potential attract more customers. like a robot. These sites were cre- Chira is anxious to get going be- customers. He said his experiences However, there are some potential ated for social interaction, not for cause there’s a September deadline with Gair’s blog, as well as checking pitfalls it’s important to avoid, said talking business. to get a preliminary application sub- Web sites such as www.theknot.com, an Mark Unger, partner and creative • Create as much content and dia- mitted to the federal government, online wedding planning community, director of new media for Push Inc.: logue as possible. and it will take about three months convinced him of the need to get more • Don’t take criticism personally. • Make friends. It’s important to to update Florida’s plans. involved in Internet social networking. Instead, learn from it and make the make connections with like-minded Orange County Commissioner Lin- Online social networking sites are a company better. people and companies. da Stewart is eager to get the project great way for small businesses to tar- • Don’t give up too early. Creating • Experiment with different types going, as well. “It behooves us to posi- get a smaller Internet community in- a following of readers that can re- of programs, make special offers or tion ourselves for the 21st century,” stead of spending a lot of money to buy sult in business will take time. exclusive services for those in the she said. “Building roads is impor- placement on popular search engines • Don’t allow employees to post network. tant, but we have to think of other such as Google, said Mark Unger, part- things without monitoring the con- — Richard Bilbao ways to move people around, too.” ner and creative director for new me- [email protected] | (407) 241-2903 Retail properties hard hit as economy forces number of anchor tenants to close tail centers focused on travelers. All of or slightly more than 4 ings lose tenants, their owners lose them are struggling — and their situa- percent of all CMBS loans cash flow needed to repay loans. COMMERCIAL tion in worsening.” in the market. Jeff Sweeney, president of Grubb From Page One The loans, which were a widespread The deteriorating econo- & Ellis’ Florida commercial broker- source of commercial real estate fi- my likely will mean a rapid age office in Orlando, said bad CMBS Innaurato, managing director of Real- nancing during the boom, are simi- rise in delinquencies. loans are a major concern. “Retail is point’s CMBS research division. “The lar to the mortgage-backed securities “About 10 percent of the the front-runner in the decline. We doubling of problem loans used in financing residential real McKeever loans made in the last few have seen some retail centers that have over three months in Or- estate. Generally, they required bor- years required no person- lost both a Circuit City and a Linens n’ lando is a trend that could rowers to put down less money than al guarantees from the borrower,” said Things in the past year. If they are two easily continue.” conventional bank loans required, Matthew McKeever, who heads Cush- of a center’s three anchors, the loss is Nearly 5 percent of and borrowers typically didn’t have man & Wakefield’s Orlando office bro- just too much.” such loans issued in Cen- to post personal guarantees. kerage services division. “Many prop- And nobody has a clue how deep the tral Florida are approach- Realpoint’s research suggests many erties are now worth less than what national commercial loan default prob- ing default. “We see a big of the loans are unwinding. In the Or- people paid for them, and without the lem might grow. “It’s the scariest thing,” concern for many types of Innaurato lando area, 14 loans worth $166.6 mil- personal guarantees, owners are will- Sweeney said. “We don’t know whether property in the Orlando lion were delinquent in October. At the ing to just walk away.” we are looking at a $50 billion problem area,” said Innaurato. “You have condo end of January, the number climbed to The office vacancy rate is climbing, or a $3 trillion one.” conversions, limited service hotels, re- 32 troubled loans worth $314.8 million, and is now about 17 percent. As build- [email protected] | (407) 241-2894 42 OBJ orlandobusinessjournal.com Readers’ Guide FEB. 20–26, 2009

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he ink is barely dry on the new $787 billion federal economic stimulus plan and already common sense ap- 18% Tpears headed out the door of the governor’s mansion. Rather than moving forward in dealing with a multibil- lion-dollar budget shortfall, Gov. Crist is putting a hold on cuts and discussions on how to raise additional revenue, even though any stimulus dollars gained by the state will fall short of addressing all the budgetary woes. Here’s the problem: Although Florida may get a little 71% more than $12 billion from the federal stimulus plan, no more than $3 billion will go toward clos- No new ing the $5 billion revenue gap for the coming year. ideas on And then there’s the whole issue of budget shortfalls in 2010 and beyond, de- how to raise pending on how the economy shapes up. We already know the Legislature is eye- additional balling a $5 billion cut to balance next year’s budget, on the heels of a $2.3 bil- state revenue lion cut this year. Meanwhile, no new ideas on how to are being raise additional state revenue are being floated in Tallahassee — yet — and floated. everyone appears content to pin our future on federal dollars that won’t come Central Florida Business Pulse anywhere near addressing our problems, which include not enough money for education, social services and health care, among other things. An unscientific Internet poll designed to check the mood of the community and spur discussion. What’s particularly puzzling about Crist’s response so far is an avoidance in recognizing the federal dollars are We asked or not, those managers are responsible (they non-recurring money. accepted that responsibility even if they did not That means if the state elects to use the money to cover re- Should the government limit pay at firms cause the underlying problem). Upon repayment curring costs, such as education, it eventually will dry up — getting bailouts? of the bailout, however, I see no problem with and the budget shortfalls will remain in place in the future. rewarding the managers with a generous bonus While the federal money may preclude having to enact for sticking with the company and getting it out additional taxes or find other revenue sources immediately, The Numbers of financial problems. But the taxpayers have to it doesn’t solve the underlying problems. come first. The bottom line: Free money from the feds doesn’t ex- Yes: 71% cuse any of our officials from responsibly making the hard • I re-read my copy of the Constitution and find decisions that will keep the state on sure footing until the No: 18% no authority for the government to take money from the Treasury and give it to a specific economy recovers. Only on rare occasions: 11% That’s what we elected them for. private or publicly owned business. The 10th In fact, there’s more than enough work awaiting our lawmak- Amendment is at stake here, not that they ers’ attention that will require innovative thinking and tough ever pay any attention to it anyway. I suggest stances to reform both the state’s tax and budget systems. WHAT YOU SAID they regulate and No one should believe a handout from Uncle Sam is the niserin | istockphoto.com tax iPods. • The government solution to all our budgetary woes. • Under ordinary should not have their To get our budget back in sound fiscal condition will re- circumstances, I hands in this. What quire both the governor and state lawmakers to get fully would prefer our gov- right does the govern- engaged in the process. ernment maintain a ment have to tell some- Earlier this week, Florida House and Senate Republicans hands-off approach one who built their indicated a willingness to consider new revenue sources regarding non-gov- own company how other than raising taxes. ernment business much money they can However, on Monday, Crist said lawmakers may not have operations. The bail- make? This is a bad to do that if enough stimulus plan money comes in. out situation changes precedent to set. That shortsighted thinking won’t help us deal with the the rules. In no way, big revenue deficits now flooding down to our cities, coun- • We are not talking shape or form should ties and residents. about people who built it be permissible for This is not the time to cross our fingers and hope federal their own companies. We are talking about one cent of bailout money to be used for sala- stimulus dollars will make everything OK. grossly overpaid CEOs, who so badly managed ries, bonuses, benefits or perks. If that means To do that would be like putting a Band-Aid on a a nearly the public companies in their care that they putting a cap on executive pay, then so be it. severed limb. now have to beg the taxpayer for money. You • Yes, let’s limit the pay of the very people who We know what the state’s real budget problem is. bet their pay should be limited. The question is, who’s brave enough to address it? will be responsible to re-start the economy. I’m • The salaries to senior managers of bailed-out sure our foreign competitors would love to get companies should be limited until the taxpayers their hands on some of our talent. Can you hear Orlando Business Journal are paid back by the company. Inflated salary that loud sucking sound as they leave the U.S.? 255 S. 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