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Business License Holders Business License Holders ID Business Type 2235520 Beauty Salons 22551680 All Other Business Support Services 158420096 All Other Business Support Services 210928256 Land Subdivision 217496704 Lessors of Residential Buildings and Dwellings 190151808 All Other Telecommunications 235487872 Other Activities Related to Real Estate 363397760 Residential Remodelers 378408064 All Other Business Support Services 381289088 Office Furniture (except Wood) Manufacturing 315026560 All Other General Merchandise Stores 390070912 Mortgage and Nonmortgage Loan Brokers 415169664 Barber Shops 361557120 Landscaping Services 442113152 Fuel Dealers Page 1 of 1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders Address City State 609 W 101ST ST KANSAS CITY MO 1 FANATICAL PL SAN ANTONIO TX 3601 ALGONQUIN RD ROLLING IL MEADOWS 211 N ROBINSON AVE OKLAHOMA CITY OK 209 S 19TH ST OMAHA NE 320 CONGRESS STREET BOSTON MA PO BOX 22866 KANSAS CITY MO PO BOX 211 ODESSA MO PO BOX 2216 SCHENECTADY NY 220 CIRCLE DR N PISCATAWAY NJ 10715 SYCAMORE TER KANSAS CITY MO 8366 E INGRAM CIR MESA AZ 2523 NE 46TH TER KANSAS CITY MO PO BOX 946 PECULIAR MO 1 LIBERTY PLZ LIBERTY MO Page 2 of 1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders Zipcode Business Name DBA Name 64114 ALEXANDER SHIRLEY A 78218 RACKSPACE US INC 60008 VIVA USA INC 73102 N CORRINGTON AVE LLC 68102 GRAND-RIVER MARKET PARTNERS LLC 02110 CLOUDCALL INC. CLOUDCALL INC. 64113 1 CASH FLOW SOURCE LLC 64076 RED'S HOME RENOVATION LLC 12301 API HEALTHCARE INC 08854 HUMANSCALE CORPORATION 64134 GUILLORY JEFF 85207 TRUSTED LENDING CENTER MKS LENDING LLC 64116 JESSICA'S CUTS SCHWORER JESSICA N 64078 DES-LAWN LLC 64068 FERRELLGAS LP Page 3 of 1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders Neighborhood Council Valid License For Location Census Districts 20211231 POINT (-94.600111 210 1 38.945513) 20211231 20211231 POINT (-88.023608 42.061593) 20211231 POINT (-97.51638 35.469625) 20211231 POINT (-95.941147 41.258364) 20211231 20211231 20191231 20191231 20211231 20201231 POINT (-94.506631 190 1 38.92949) 20211231 POINT (- 111.650037 33.445978) 20201231 POINT (-94.549388 56 6 39.178388) 20211231 20211231 POINT (-94.461522 39.234715) Page 4 of 1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders County Zip Codes Boundary 7 162 7 143 4 167 4 121 Page 5 of 1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 448126080 Convenience Stores 484600960 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction 492145792 Prefabricated Wood Building Manufacturing 509723264 Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors 525137024 Sign Manufacturing 466254976 Residential Remodelers 549208704 Lessors of Residential Buildings and Dwellings 577031296 Advertising Agencies 528354432 Home Centers 601336960 Barber Shops 553864320 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction 587095168 Miscellaneous Intermediation 664198272 Advertising Agencies 627589760 Roofing Contractors 724042368 Site Preparation Contractors 692585088 Janitorial Services 756818560 Janitorial Services 715963520 Engineering Services Page 6 of 1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 8312 E 23RD ST KANSAS CITY MO PO BOX 901461 KANSAS CITY MO 5201 BRIGHTON AVE KANSAS CITY MO PO BOX 472067 TULSA OK 801 E 9TH ST LAWRENCE KS 901185 PO BOX KANSAS CITY MO PO BOX 372327 DENVER CO 3804 BELL ST KANSAS CITY MO 6700 WILSON AVE KANSAS CITY MO 270053 PO BOX KANSAS CITY MO PO BOX 399 MORTON IL PO BOX 29217 SHAWNEE KS MISSION 510 KANSAS CITY MO 19000 W 158TH ST OLATHE KS 935 W TROY AVE INDIANAPOLIS IN 8101 E 92ND ST KANSAS CITY MO 503 NW BRIARCLIFF PKWY KANSAS CITY MO 9191 S JAMAICA ST ENGLEWOOD CO Page 7 of 1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 64129 FISCA #8312 HAAJ INC 64190 BERINGER HOMES INC 64130 VANCE BROTHERS INC 74147 ARROWHEAD ELECTRIC LLC 66044 STAR SIGNS LLC STAR SIGNS LLC 64190 EL CONSTRUCTION LLC 80237 SC RE I LLC 64111 LINWOOD PAMELA 64125 KANSAS CITY DECK SUPPLY LLC 64127 TOWNES ANTHONY 61550 MORTON BUILDINGS INC 66201 WADDELL & REED INC 64106 MAKE DIGITAL GROUP LLC 66062 ERIE CONSTRUCTION 46225 RENASCENT INC 64138 KCLEANS LLC 64116 USC SIMPLIFY LLC 80112 CH2M HILL INC Page 8 of 1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 20211231 POINT (-94.487198 236 3 39.081329) 20211231 20211231 POINT (-94.527194 170 2 39.030233) 20211231 20211231 POINT (-95.227263 38.96752) 20191231 20211231 20201231 POINT (-94.606103 232 4 39.058693) 20211231 20211231 20211231 20191231 20211231 20211231 POINT (-94.805302 38.841356) 20201231 POINT (-86.176538 39.722204) 20211231 POINT (-94.494932 27 2 38.956538) 20211231 POINT (-94.588737 62 4 39.169725) 20211231 POINT (- 104.865907 Page 9 of 1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 7 155 7 157 7 50 8 6 7 98 4 167 Page 10 of1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 751758464 Janitorial Services 777611520 Lessors of Other Real Estate Property 864256640 Used Car Dealers 875740288 Home Health Care Services 878865536 Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books) 898919552 All Other Business Support Services 910967424 Landscaping Services 892533888 Other Specialized Design Services 907459712 Limousine Service 983007872 Computer Systems Design Services 828719744 Nail Salons 1035385984 Temporary Help Services 966016128 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction 970009728 Beauty Salons 870452352 Plumbing Heating and Air-Conditioning Contractors Page 11 of1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders PO BOX 909 SAINT JOSEPH MO PO BOX 867 MONSEY NY 8907 E US 40 HWY KANSAS CITY MO 631 24 1/2 RD GRAND JUNCTION CO PO BOX 418679 KANSAS CITY MO 300 GALLERIA PKWY SE ATLANTA GA 2419 S NORWOOD AVE INDEPENDENCE MO 4043 BROADWAY BLVD KANSAS CITY MO 9230 PARKSIDE DR PRAIRIE VILLAGE KS 2261 MARKET ST SAN FRANCISCO CA 9753 N CEDAR AVE KANSAS CITY MO PO BOX 331179 DETROIT MI 2131 W REPUBLIC RD SPRINGFIELD MO 539 ALLEN CT RAYMORE MO 10802 E US 24 HWY SUGAR CREEK MO Page 12 of1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 64502 HILLYARD INC 10952 AMERICAN TOWER DELAWARE CORPORATION 64126 NO LIMIT AUTO SALES 81505 NUCLEAR CARE PARTNERS LLC 64141 EVERGY METRO INC 30339 TRAVELPORT LP 64052 GENERAL LAWN & TREE SERVICE INC 64111 PIEARCINGS LLC 66207 BRITT EXECUTIVE TRANSPORTATION LLC 94114 READY.NET INC 64157 MY BLISS NAILS LLC 48232 KELLY SERVICES GLOBAL LLC 65807 POWERMAX ELECTRIC LLC 64083 CHICHUK TIFFANY 64054 DU-ALL PLUMBING LLC Page 13 of1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 39.548287) 20201231 20211231 20211231 POINT (-94.47738 126 3 39.062311) 20201231 POINT (- 108.598799 39.096606) 20211231 20201231 POINT (-84.46393 33.883832) 20211231 POINT (-94.440891 39.076116) 20211231 20191231 20201231 POINT (- 122.432159 37.764857) 20211231 POINT (-94.453784 244 6 39.269831) 20211231 20211231 POINT (-93.322451 37.138341) 20211231 POINT (-94.474427 38.814815) 20211231 Page 14 of1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 7 155 7 147 4 152 6 63 Page 15 of1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 1087671424 Barber Shops 934019712 Beauty Salons 1051032704 Beauty Salons 1147634304 Lessors of Residential Buildings and Dwellings 965952128 Residential Remodelers 1177463936 All Other General Merchandise Stores 996936832 Office Administrative Services 1198075008 Sporting Goods Stores 1125678208 Used Car Dealers 1055124608 Data Processing Hosting and Related Services 1244150912 Remediation Services 1099756672 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction 1321020544 Line-Haul Railroads 1150745728 Janitorial Services 1226048128 Beauty Salons 1310127232 General Rental Centers 1432751232 Office Administrative Services Page 16 of1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 2221 SW WALDEN PL LEES SUMMIT MO 8250 N BOOTH AVE KANSAS CITY MO 8152 NW PRAIRIE VIEW RD KANSAS CITY MO 14126 PO BOX LENEXA KS 8281 E GELDING DR SCOTTSDALE AZ 7107 NW 86TH TER KANSAS CITY MO 1 CHOICE HOTELS CIR ROCKVILLE MD 140336 PO BOX KANSAS CITY MO 2700 - 2715 ROCHESTER KANSAS CITY MO 1 LINCOLN ST BOSTON MA 9025 ROSEHILL RD LENEXA KS PO BOX 33394 RIVERSIDE MO PO BOX 961101 FORT WORTH TX 5241 ARNOLD AVE MCCLELLAN CA 1025 E 75TH ST KANSAS CITY MO PO BOX 14134 KANSAS CITY MO 824 12TH AVE BETHLEHEM PA Page 17 of1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 64081 KELLY TEDDY G 64158 FEE KELLI 64151 SUN MASSAGE SUN MASSAGE 66285 KC METRO HOMES 85260 TRICOR LLC 64153 BUCKLE INC THE 20850 CHOICE HOTELS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 64114 FAMILY BICYCLES LLC 64120 MID - CITY SALES KNUCKLEHEADS INC 02111 STATE STREET PORTFOLIO SYSTEMS INC 66215 AMERET CHARLES CHICK LLC 64168 MIDLAND STEEL ERECTION LLC 76161 BNSF RAILWAY COMPANY BNSF RAILWAY COMPANY 95652 SBM SITE SERVICES LLC 64131 LA'CHI BOUTIQUE LA CHI HAIR SALON LLC 64152 EMERALD HOUSE EMERALD HOUSE INC 18018 B BRAUN MEDICAL INC Page 18 of1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 20211231 POINT (-94.419827 38.90567) 20211231 20191231 POINT (-94.658805 69 5 39.242323) 20211231 20211231 POINT (- 111.902345 33.61548) 20211231 POINT (-94.662301 184 5 39.250962) 20211231 POINT (-77.149099 39.08583) 20201231 20191231 20191231 POINT (-71.057897 42.353146) 20191231 POINT (-94.732954 38.96522) 20211231 20211231 20191231 POINT (- 121.385189 38.662826) 20201231 POINT (-94.576071 146 1 38.99157) 20191231 20211231 POINT (-75.400386 40.626113) Page 19 of1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 7 9 3 77 3 130 8 96 7 163 Page 20 of1645 09/27/2021 Business License Holders 1356694144 Freight Transportation Arrangement 1372520704 Lessors of Other Real Estate Property 1311583360 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction 1505641088 Clothing Accessories Stores 1317932160 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction 1341602944 Other Computer Related Services 1449032832 Marketing Consulting Services 1590238336 Commercial and Institutional Building
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