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{t FR Y.6 OMB Number TtOO-0297 exp¡res November 30, 2019 Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Annual Report of Hotding Gompanies-F#V.ö;r -f ,t s, ? r Name of the Holding Company Director and Official Fiffh Third Chairman , President & CEO Legal Ttle of Holding Company Title of thè Holding Company Director and Official 38 Fountain Square plaza attest that the Annual Repgft- of Holding Companies (including (Mailing Address of the Holding Company) Street / p.O. Box the supporting attachmenis) for this ¿ó,r ááõ nas dãen piel in Cincinnati OH qared conformance with the instructiohs issued ny tfre féOãrát 45263 City 3nd are true and correct to Û,e oest ór my State Zip Code KnowtectgeL.::y:_!ry]çT and belief. With Phvs¡cal Locat¡on (ir d¡fferent from mailing respect to information regarding individuats contained in this address) repoft, the Reporter certifies that it has the authority to provide this Person information to whom questions about this report should be to the Federal Rese¡ve. The Repofter also ceftifies directed: that John Frazier Bank it has the authority, on behalf of each individual, to consent Officer object or Name to public release of information regarding that individual. ïtle The Federal Reserue may assume, in the absence ofa requestfor 513-534-7431 confidential treatment submitted in accordance with the Area Code / Phone Number / Extension 'Rules Board's Regarding Availability of lnformation, ' 12 C.F,R. Pañ 261, 513-534-3614 that the Reporter public release of all Area Code / FAX the repoft Number john [email protected] E-mailAddress of Director www.53.com Address (U RL) for of the Holding Company,s web page For holding companies not registered with the SEC- ls.confidential treatment requested for portion 0=No lnd¡cate status of Annual any of Report to Shareholders: tnts report submission? 1=Yes 0 E is ¡ncluded with the FR y-6 report ln accordance with the General lnstructions for th¡s report LI will be sent under separate cover (check only one), L-J is not prepared justirying I . a letter this request is being provided along withthereport........... .............:........... n For Federal Only 2. justiûing a letter th¡s reguest has been provided separately ... n RSSD ID NOTE: lnformation c.t for tvtrich conficlential treatment is be¡ng requested mrat be prov¡ded separately and labeled as "conf¡dentiat." an average of 5.50 per hours responsè, ¡ncluding time to gather and regarding th¡s burden estimate or any other aspect of th¡s colleclion of System 20th and C Streets, NW V!âshington, DC 2OSSí, and to the 0312018 FR Y-6 Page 2 oI 2 For Use By Tiered Holding Companies t Top-tiered holding companles musf /rsf the names, maiting addresg and physicat tocations of each of their subsidiary holding companies below- Fifth Third Financial Corporation Legal ïtle of Subsidiary Holding Company Legal Title of Subsidiary Holding Company 38 Fountain Square Plaza (Mailing pO. 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    The Cheesecake Factory® Restaurants in Operation State City Location Address Phone Alabama Birmingham The Summit 236 Summit Boulevard (205) 262-1800 Arizona Chandler Chandler Fashion Center 3111 W. Chandler Boulevard (480) 792-1300 Mesa Superstition Springs Center 6613 East Southern Avenue (480) 641-7300 Peoria Arrowhead Fountains Center 16134 N. 83rd Avenue (623) 773-2233 Phoenix Biltmore Fashion Park 2402 E. Camelback Road (602) 778-6501 Scottsdale Kierland Commons 15230 N. Scottsdale Road (480) 607-0083 Tucson Tucson Mall 60 West Wetmore Road (520) 408-0033 California Anaheim Anaheim Garden Walk 321 Katella Avenue (714) 533-7500 Beverly Hills 364 N. Beverly Drive (310) 278-7270 Brea Brea Mall 120 Brea Mall Way (714) 255-0115 Carlsbad The Shoppes at Carlsbad 2525 El Camino Real (760) 730-9880 Cerritos Los Cerritos Center 201 Los Cerritos Center (562) 402-2906 Chula Vista Otay Ranch Town Center 2015 Birch Road (619) 421-2500 Corte Madera The Village 1736 Redwood Highway (415) 945-0777 Escondido North County Mall 200 E. Via Rancho Parkway (760) 743-2253 Fresno Fashion Fair Mall 639 East Shaw Avenue (559) 228-1400 Glendale Americana at Brand 511 Americana Way (818) 550-7505 Huntington Beach Bella Terra Mall 7871 Edinger Avenue (714) 889-1500 Irvine Irvine Spectrum 71 Fortune Drive (949) 788-9998 Los Angeles The Grove 189 The Grove Drive (323) 634-0511 Marina del Rey 4142 Via Marina (310) 306-3344 Mission Viejo The Shops at Mission Viejo 42 The Shops at Mission Viejo (949) 364-6200 Newport Beach Fashion Island Mall 1141 Newport Center Drive (949) 720-8333 Oxnard The Collection at RiverPark 600 Town Center Drive (805) 278-8878 Pasadena 2 West Colorado Boulevard (626) 584-6000 Pleasanton Stoneridge Mall 1350 Stoneridge Mall Road (925) 463-1311 Rancho Cucamonga Victoria Gardens Mall 12379 N.
  • Final Report

    Final Report

    Transit Development Plan –Final Report CHAPTER ONE DEMOGRAPHICS The city of Fort Wayne has a population of 205,727 (Census 2000). The city is surrounded by two other regional settings – the Fort Wayne metropolitan statistical area (MSA) and Allen County. The Fort Wayne MSA has a population of 502,141 and the county has a population of 331,849. The MSA is comprised of 6 counties: Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, Wells, and Whitley. Based on these population statistics, Allen County makes up more than half of the MSA’s total population. This chapter is divided into segments on population characteristics, commuting and employment statistics, major trip generators, and income profiles. Generally, many major employers and trip generators are located in downtown Fort Wayne and along the larger roadways radiating outward from downtown. Most residents of the region have vehicles available for commuting and other purposes. The employment rate in the city is less than the employment rate for the surrounding areas, but both are around 70%. The remaining 30% is made up of unemployed persons, students, homemaker, retirees, and others who do not work. A large number of people commute into Fort Wayne and into Allen County every day for work. The average commute time for residents of the county is not very long when compared to national averages. Most people who live in the county also work inside the county. The employment base in the region is primarily manufacturing and secondarily education, health, and social services. The difference in median household income between the surrounding areas and the city of Fort Wayne is great, but that same difference does not exist for per capita income.
  • The Cheesecake Factory Company-Owned

    The Cheesecake Factory Company-Owned

    The Cheesecake Factory® Company-Owned Restaurants in Operation State City Location Address Phone Alabama Birmingham The Summit 236 Summit Boulevard (205) 262-1800 Arizona Chandler Chandler Fashion Center 3111 W. Chandler Boulevard (480) 792-1300 Mesa Superstition Springs Center 6613 East Southern Avenue (480) 641-7300 Peoria Arrowhead Fountains Center 16134 N. 83rd Avenue (623) 773-2233 Phoenix Biltmore Fashion Park 2402 E. Camelback Road (602) 778-6501 Scottsdale Kierland Commons 15230 N. Scottsdale Road (480) 607-0083 Tucson Tucson Mall 60 West Wetmore Road (520) 408-0033 California Anaheim Anaheim Garden Walk 321 Katella Avenue (714) 533-7500 Beverly Hills 364 N. Beverly Drive (310) 278-7270 Brea Brea Mall 120 Brea Mall Way (714) 255-0115 Carlsbad The Shoppes at Carlsbad 2525 El Camino Real (760) 730-9880 Cerritos Los Cerritos Center 201 Los Cerritos Center (562) 402-2906 Chula Vista Otay Ranch Town Center 2015 Birch Road (619) 421-2500 Corte Madera The Village 1736 Redwood Highway (415) 945-0777 Escondido North County Mall 200 E. Via Rancho Parkway (760) 743-2253 Fresno Fashion Fair Mall 639 East Shaw Avenue (559) 228-1400 Glendale Americana at Brand 511 Americana Way (818) 550-7505 Huntington Beach Bella Terra Mall 7871 Edinger Avenue (714) 889-1500 Irvine Irvine Spectrum 71 Fortune Drive (949) 788-9998 Los Angeles The Grove 189 The Grove Drive (323) 634-0511 Marina del Rey 4142 Via Marina (310) 306-3344 Mission Viejo The Shops at Mission Viejo 42 The Shops at Mission Viejo (949) 364-6200 Newport Beach Fashion Island Mall 1141 Newport Center Drive (949) 720-8333 Oxnard The Collection at RiverPark 600 Town Center Drive (805) 278-8878 Pasadena 2 West Colorado Boulevard (626) 584-6000 Pleasanton Stoneridge Mall 1350 Stoneridge Mall Road (925) 463-1311 Rancho Cucamonga Victoria Gardens Mall 12379 N.