Former Senior Living Center Employee Charged with ID Theft and $335,000 Fraud

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Former Senior Living Center Employee Charged with ID Theft and $335,000 Fraud

BIRMINGHAM — The U.S. Attorney’s Office today charged a former Hoover senior living center employee with using the identity of a resident with dementia, without authorization, to steal more than $300,000 from the resident’s bank and credit accounts, announced U.S. Attorney Joyce White Vance and U.S. Secret Service Special Agent in Charge Craig Caldwell.

Federal prosecutors charged SHOSTOCKA KEYA WARD, 43, of Vestavia Hills, with bank fraud and aggravated identity theft in an information filed in U.S. District Court. Prosecutors also filed a plea agreement with Ward, in which she acknowledges the charges and agrees that she will plead guilty to one count of bank fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft. She also agrees to pay restitution of $335,214 and to forfeit that same amount to the government as proceeds of illegal activity.

According to Ward’s plea agreement, her fraud included writing more than $70,000 in unauthorized checks to herself and using one of the victim’s credit cards for expenses including financing her own wedding, applying money to someone’s prison account, making car and private school tuition payments, and taking trips to Las Vegas, Chicago, Tunica, Miss., and Gatlinburg, Tenn.

According to the government’s charging document and Ward’s plea agreement, she worked at Galleria Woods as a resident assistant or a transportation coordinator from about August 2010 to January 2014. In 2011, Ward became acquainted with the victim, a Galleria Woods resident who was 75 years old, had no immediate family, few visitors and an out-of-town family friend who served as her power of attorney, but was not actively involved in her daily care or the management of her daily finances.

Ward began assisting the victim with transportation, errands, bill payments and other financial issues, and gained access to the victim’s purse, mail, financial statements, checkbook, and debit and credit cards, according to the information. Ward maintained her relationship with the victim during her employment at Galleria Woods as the victim’s mental and physical condition declined and she became incapable of managing her financial affairs, according to the charges against Ward.

Between Oct. 11, 2011, and Feb. 13, 2014, Ward carried out a scheme to defraud eCO Credit Union of money in the victim’s account through various means and without the victim’s authorization, according to the information and plea agreement. Ward used the victim’s checks for her own benefit, often forging her signature, and obtained a check/ATM card on the eCO account, according to the charges. Ward used the checks and the debit card to obtain cash and to pay for goods and services worth more than $120,000, according to the information. She also used the victim’s Chase Bank, State Farm Bank and Macy’s Department Store credit cards for hundreds of thousands of dollars in personal expenses and purchases, and paid portions of those bills with money from the victim’s credit union account to continue the scheme.

The maximum prison penalty for bank fraud is 30 years. The penalty for aggravated identity theft is a mandatory two years in prison, which must be served after completion of any other prison sentence imposed for the crime.

U.S. Secret Service investigated the case, which Assistant U.S. Attorney Erica Williamson Barnes is prosecuting.

A Couple of Scenes from the President’s Visit To Birmingham

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Here are a couple of Photo’s taken by Stephonia Mclinn from the Presidents visit to Birmingham at Lawson State

President Barack Obama speaking at Lawson State Community College

Mayor William Bell and Wife sitting amongst many listening to the President.

raw-1 — Many people eager to see the President

raw — Everyone sits anxiously waiting for the President.

President Obama Visits Birmingham Laying Out His Plans for an Issue that Birmingham City Councilors Have Long Had Concerns For

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President Obama Visits Birmingham Laying Out His Plans for an Issue that Birmingham City Councilors Have Long Had Concerns For
As Congress readies for the next fiscal year, United States President Barack Obama took note and packed a bag to Birmingham to discuss what citizens could expect from Congress in the upcoming budget. Using a platform centered on “middle class economics” the President outlined what he hopes to accomplish with new laws and initiatives to help working families. Specifically he dissected the dangerous cycle of payday lending and how ‘new proposed federal regulations for the industry’ should be put in place to combat this issue that keeps so many families in bondage.
“There are four times as many payday loans as there are McDonalds in the state of Alabama,” said President Obama. “We must put laws in place to make sure our folks aren’t getting taken advantage of.” He further emphasized our need to teach young people ‘as we indeed are our brother’s keeper’ the need to be financially educated at a young age, citing decisions that they make can have long term consequences for the family. He used an example of one family who borrowed payday loans to get out of loans and instead ended up worse than they began. President Obama said if this is the business of payday lending institutions, then they ‘need to find a new way of doing business.’
Most of the Birmingham City Councilors attended and took note as they felt the need to recharge their standpoint on this near decade-old debate that began with Councilor Hoyt in 2008. Councilor Hoyt then made the issue known of the sudden growth and negative impact of payday lender businesses in the City of Birmingham and received an opinion from the City of Birmingham law department that councilors could not regulate their business, but that there might be other options afforded to councilors. He and other contributing colleagues on the council are pleased that the dire issue is now getting its due assessment.
Not to let the issue dissolve, Councilor Kim Rafferty then picked up the loose ends and discovered the zoning option, which Councilor Valerie Abbott closely mentored through the system, resulting in the ordinance modifications approved by the council in which Councilor Lashunda Scales moved for its moratorium.
“It was a challenge as we kept the moratorium in place while Councilor Abbott and others worked with zoning and the law department to strengthen the City code that
limits the number of lenders in the city,” Councilor Rafferty said. “The council passed those amendments in 2012 and 2013 and the moratorium was lifted. The biggest hindrance is that the state Legislature voted to recognize them as legit banking operations in our state laws and local jurisdictions have only the power to limit them under zoning laws.”
The Birmingham City Council’s collective teamwork brought about numerous banking options and products led by Councilor Rafferty such as Bank on Birmingham, an initiative to get banking institutions to become invoked in reaching under banked citizens with viable options other than payday lending. Bank on Birmingham is also a
partnership between the banking industry in the City of Birmingham and the nonprofit
organizations who counsel the victims of payday lending practices.
“We are glad to see that this issue is now getting the attention of the federal government through President Obama so that strict regulations can be put in place, Councilor Rafferty said. “It’s important that citizens, no matter what economic status they hold, are able to move forward and continue to provide for their families.”
This article is a contribution from Chiara Morrow (chiara.morrow@birminghamal.gov) in the Birmingham City Council Public Information Office.

Councilors Ask for Residents to Report Litter Offenders Around the City to Help Curb Illegal Dumping

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Councilors Ask for Residents to Report Litter Offenders Around the City to Help Curb Illegal Dumping

Litter patrols and neighborhood clean-up efforts are in high demand throughout Birmingham as the war against illegal dumping continues. City council members say they often are forced to take a hard stance surrounding this self-inflicted problem. Councilor Marcus Lundy says residents need to start picking up their trash as well as reporting others who illegally litter. Trash dumps along neighborhood streets are creating a serious safety hazard so city leaders are asking residents to take new pride in their surroundings and report offenders.
For more information about everything the Birmingham City Council is doing visit www.birminghamcitycouncil.org.

First Lady Teams Up with PBS and WGBH Boston to Launch Fourth Annual Nationwide Healthy Recipe Challenge

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First Lady Teams Up with PBS and WGBH Boston to Launch Fourth Annual Nationwide Healthy Recipe Challenge

WASHINGTON, D.C. – First Lady Michelle Obama is teaming up with PBS flagship station WGBH Boston, the U.S. Department of Education, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture to host the fourth annual Healthy Lunchtime Challenge & Kids’ “State Dinner” to promote cooking and healthy eating among youth. Teaching kids to cook is a great way to ensure they learn healthy habits early in life. Research shows that children who help with cooking and meal preparation are more likely to consume fruits and vegetables, and they are more aware of the importance of making healthier food choices. The Healthy Lunchtime Challenge & Kids’ “State Dinner” invites kids, ages 8-12, with the help of their parents or legal guardians to create and submit a recipe at pbs.org/lunchtimechallenge for a lunch that is nutritious and delicious.
This year, WGBH Boston is joining the First Lady to present the Healthy Lunchtime Challenge & Kids’ “State Dinner” in an effort to raise national awareness about the importance of healthy cooking and eating. To make the challenge possible for kids and their families across America, support is being provided to WGBH by Newman’s Own® and Newman’s Own Foundation.
The Healthy Lunchtime Challenge & Kids’ “State Dinner” invites kids, in collaboration with a parent or guardian, to create an original lunch recipe that is healthy, affordable, and tasty. In support of Let’s Move!, launched in 2010 by the First Lady to help kids and families lead healthier lives, entrants are encouraged to reference ChooseMyPlate.gov to ensure recipes meet the USDA’s recommended nutrition guidelines. Entries should represent each of the food groups, either in one dish or as parts of a lunch meal, including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean protein and low-fat dairy. Kids from all U.S. states and territories are invited to participate, including Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and the Northern Mariana Islands. One winner from each and a parent or guardian will win the opportunity to be flown to Washington D.C. and the opportunity to attend the Kids’ “State Dinner” at the White House, hosted by the First Lady, where a selection of the winning healthy recipes will be served.
“It is such a pleasure to host the Kids’ ‘State Dinner’ at the White House each year, and I am thrilled to announce the fourth year of our Healthy Lunchtime Challenge,” said First Lady Michelle Obama. “Every year I am blown away by the talent and creativity of the young chefs, and I cannot wait to welcome this year’s group at the White House this summer. So I hope young people across the country will get into the kitchen and get cooking!”
“We are honored to be partnering with the First Lady to help raise awareness about the importance of healthy cooking and eating and hope that we can help make a positive change in the way that families eat by empowering them with the information and tools they need to make healthy choices,” said Brigid Sullivan, WGBH Vice President for Children’s Media and Educational Programming. “We are delighted to be at the table in support of kids and their families and look forward to the opportunity to build this challenge and campaign in the years to come.”
“We know that improving childhood nutrition is key to ensuring a healthier next generation. Through our efforts to improve the school nutrition environment and getting kids involved in nutrition through activities at school and this annual Healthy Lunchtime Challenge, we are helping to make the healthy choice the easy choice, and setting kids up for a lifetime of healthy eating,” said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack.
“It’s great to see our students setting an example for their classmates – and for adults – on the importance of nutrition and the critical role healthy eating plays in academic success. I love to see the excitement and enthusiasm that these young chefs bring to this competition as they dream up fresh, new school lunch recipes that are both nutritious and delicious,” said Education Secretary Arne Duncan.
The winning recipes will be chosen by a panel of judges that includes: Let’s Move! Executive Director Debra Eschmeyer, representatives of the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, previous Healthy Lunchtime Challenge winners, and Tanya Steel, children’s healthy eating expert and founder of Cooking Up Big Dreams. The winning recipes will be featured in a downloadable, printable free e-cookbook that includes a nutritional analysis and photos of the winning chefs, and their recipes and will be available on the contest website: pbs.org/linchtimechallenge, as well as on letsmove.gov, USDA.gov, and Ed.gov.
Recipe submissions will be accepted from March 31 through April 30 online at pbs.org/lunchtimechallenge or by mail at: Healthy Lunchtime Challenge c/o WGBH, 1 Guest Street, Boston MA 02135. Winners will be notified in June, and the White House Kids’ “State Dinner” will take place in the summer of 2015. Travel to Washington, D.C. and accommodations for the winning families will be provided by Delta Air Lines and The Westin Georgetown. For more information and for contest rules, visit pbs.org/lunchtimechallenge.

IRS Has Refunds Totaling $1 Billion for People Who Have Not Filed a 2011 Federal Income Tax Return

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April 2, 2015

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IRS Has Refunds Totaling $1 Billion for People Who Have Not Filed a 2011 Federal Income Tax Return

WASHINGTON — Federal income tax refunds totaling $1 billion may be waiting for an estimated one million taxpayers who did not file a federal income tax return for 2011, the Internal Revenue Service has announced. To collect the money, these taxpayers must file a 2011 tax return with the IRS no later than Wednesday, April 15, 2015.
“Time is running out for people who didn’t file a 2011 federal income tax return to claim their refund,” said IRS Commissioner John Koskinen. “People could be missing out on a substantial refund, especially students or part-time workers. Some people may not have filed because they didn’t make much money, but they may still be entitled to a refund.”
The IRS estimates half of the potential refunds for 2011 are more than $698.
In cases where a tax return was not filed, the law provides most taxpayers with a three-year window of opportunity for claiming a refund. For 2011 tax returns, the window closes on April 15, 2015. If no return is filed to claim a refund within three years, the money becomes property of the U.S. Treasury.
The law requires the tax return be properly addressed, mailed and postmarked by that date. There is no penalty for filing a late return that qualifies for a refund.
The IRS reminds taxpayers seeking a 2011 refund that their checks may be held if they have not filed tax returns for 2012 and 2013. In addition, the refund will be applied to any amounts still owed to the IRS, or their state tax agency, and may be used to offset unpaid child support or past due federal debts, such as student loans.
By failing to file a tax return, people stand to lose more than just their refund of taxes withheld or paid during 2011. Many low-and-moderate income workers may not have claimed the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). For 2011, the credit is worth as much as $5,751. The EITC helps individuals and families whose incomes are below certain thresholds. The thresholds for 2011 were:

·       $43,998 ($49,078 if married filing jointly) for those with three or more qualifying children,
·      $40,964 ($46,044 if married filing jointly) for people
with two qualifying children,
·       $36,052 ($41,132 if married filing jointly) for those with
one qualifying child, and
·       $13,660 ($18,740 if married filing jointly) for people
without qualifying children.

Current and prior year tax forms and instructions are available on the IRS.gov Forms and Publications page, or by calling toll-free: 800-TAX-FORM (800-829-3676). Taxpayers who are missing Forms W-2, 1098, 1099 or 5498 for the years: 2011, 2012 or 2013 should request copies from their employer, bank or other payer.
If these efforts are unsuccessful, taxpayers can get a free transcript showing information from these year-end documents by going to IRS.gov. Taxpayers can also file Form 4506-T to request a transcript of their tax return.

Individuals who did not file a 2011 return with a potential refund:

State of Alabama
Estimated Number of Individuals: 19,900
Median Potential Refund: $693.00
Total Potential Refunds: $17,794,000

Are We Really Going to Put the Image of Racism on the $20 Dollar Bill ?

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Are We Really Going to Put the Image of Racism on the $20 Dollar Bill ?
By Rev. Dr. Clenard H. Childress, Jr.

NATIONWIDE (BlackNews.com.) — Can there be anything more insidiously proposed; is there anything more ironically insane then this narrative? Let us look at this for what it is. Millions in America, and I do mean millions, thought their vote for Barack Obama would once-and-for-all deal a death blow to our past slavery and segregation stigma and signify to the world that racism is dead in America.
Rasmussen reported recently, “Despite high hopes to the contrary, voters continue to believe the racial picture in this country has gotten worse since the election of the first Black president. A national telephone survey finds that only 8 percent of likely U.S. Voters think race relations are better since President Obama’s election six years ago. Forty-two percent believe race relations are worse now, while slightly more (48%) say they have stayed about the same.” But it doesn’t end there, for now under the administration of the first Black president you have the suggestion of putting the notorious eugenic, Margaret Sanger, on the 20 dollar bill! So much for… “Black Life Matters!”
Margaret Sanger, who was perhaps the most diabolical racist of our times said in, Pivot of Civilization, referring to African-Americans, immigrants, and poor people, that they were “…human weeds,” “…reckless breeders…,” “…spawning… human beings who never should have been born….” Moreover in her letter to Clarence Gamble, of Proctor and Gamble soap company, himself a staunch advocate of birth control and eugenics, Margaret Sanger further most succinctly stated,
“We should hire three or four colored ministers, preferably with social-service backgrounds, and with engaging personalities. The most successful educational approach to the Negro is through a religious appeal. We don’t want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population and the minister is the man who can straighten out that idea if it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members….”
I would certainly be considered a “more rebellious member” and I vehemently protest and find it outrageous in these times of “Political Correctness” that she should even be considered for the 20 dollar bill. Remember Jimmy the Greek’s comments about African-American athleticism and future coaching positions? Career over, even after receiving support from player union representatives, Gene Upshaw and Ahmad Rashad…. Or more recently with Donald Sterling’s comments to his mistress in private about bringing Black players to his games (who was more jealous about their athleticism with her than their color) resulting in being banned from basketball. Bruce Levenson, who was blaming African-American fans for the lack of corporations and white people from buying season suite purchasers. Or Rodner Figueroa, who is openly gay, and whose father is half African-American, who was fired after a call from the White House (oh the hypocrisy, it’s killing me) for comparing Michelle Obama to a character in the movie, “The Planet of the Apes.” All of the above mentioned, profusely offered up apologies, but received no pardon and now you are going to put on the 20 dollar bill the image of an individual who called African-Americans, human weeds, reckless breeders and accused them of spawning persons that should have never been born… On the 20 dollar bill!
Now to all the African-American readers of this article, watch for the response from the NAACP… The Congressional Black Caucus… The National Action Committee (Al Sharpton)… The Rainbow Coalition (Jessie Jackson)… Or, Barack and Michelle Obama… ‘…three or four colored ministers…’all. You will not see them say one word of protest nor contrary response to the name of Margaret Sanger due to the fact that they all are in bed with the leading killer of African-Americans: Planned Parenthood. They find it acceptable for America’s leading abortion provider not only to get your tax dollars, but are free to cast racially derogatory slurs against you and your ancestry. Ask any of these organizations how they feel about Margaret Sanger being on the Twenty Dollar Bill, and for the record, request it in writing.
And please don’t forget Barack and Michelle in your request for a response.
Rev. Dr. Clenard H. Childress, Jr. is the founder of www.BlackGenocide.org – a website designed to reach the Afro-American community with the truth about abortion.

Don’t be Fooled, Phone Scams Continue to be Serious Threat Nationwide

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Don’t be Fooled, Phone Scams Continue to be Serious Threat Nationwide

WASHINGTON — As April 1st approaches, the IRS warns taxpayers not to be fooled by the tricks scammers use to take advantage of those they target. Scammers use fake names, provide bogus IRS badge numbers and alter caller ID numbers to make it look like the IRS is calling.

With the final two weeks of the filing season about to begin and millions preparing their returns, taxpayers should be alert.

“This is no April Fool’s joke. Everyone should be on the lookout for threatening calls from people faking IRS phone numbers and demands for immediate payment,” IRS Commissioner John Koskinen said. “These are scams. I urge taxpayers to stay vigilant and remain aware of the constantly changing tactics used by these criminals.”

As the filing season nears its end, there has been a surge of phone scams where scam artists threaten police arrest, deportation, license revocation and other threats.

They often leave “urgent” callback requests and sometimes prey on the most vulnerable people, such as the elderly, newly arrived immigrants and those whose first language is not English. Scammers have been known to impersonate agents from IRS Criminal Investigation as well.

Here are five things the scammers often do but the IRS will not do.

The IRS will not:

· Call to demand immediate payment, nor will the agency call about taxes owed without first having mailed you a bill.

· Demand that you pay taxes without giving you the opportunity to question or appeal the amount they say you owe.

· Require you to use a specific payment method for your taxes, such as a prepaid debit card.

· Ask for credit or debit card numbers over the phone.

· Threaten to bring in local police or other law-enforcement groups to have you arrested for not paying.

If you get a phone call from someone claiming to be from the IRS and asking for money, here’s what you should do:

· If you know you owe taxes or think you might owe, call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040. The IRS workers can help you with a payment issue.

· If you know you don’t owe taxes or have no reason to believe that you do, report the incident to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) at 1-800-366-4484 or report it online at the IRS Impersonation Scam Reporting Page.

· If you’ve been targeted by this scam, also contact the Federal Trade Commission and use their FTC Complaint Assistant at FTC.gov. If the complaint involves someone impersonating the IRS, include the words “IRS Telephone Scam” in the notes.

Remember, too, the IRS does not use email, text messages or any social media to discuss your personal tax issue involving bills or refunds. For more information on reporting tax scams, go to IRS.gov and type “scam” in the search box.

Additional information about tax scams is available on IRS social media sites, including YouTube and Tumblr, where people can search “scam” to find the related posts.

Birmingham Civil Rights Institute to be Closed

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April 2, 2015

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Media Alert

Birmingham Civil Rights Institute to be Closed

On Easter Sunday, April 5, 2015

April 1: Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (BCRI) will be closed for tours on Sunday, April 5 in observance of Easter. BCRI will reopen at its regular hours ( 10 am-5 pm) on Tuesday, April 7, 2015.

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University of Montevallo

We are currently accepting applications for the following positions:
Admissions Assistant
HR Specialist
Scholarship Administrator
Apply online at jobs.montevallo.edu
UM is an EO Employer
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BCBS of Alabama is seeking a Sr. App Systems Analyst/Programmer for its Birmingham, AL
lctn to analyze, design, develop, document & implement new s/w applcnts & maintain & support
existing applctns to provide IT solutns for the corporatn. Must have Bach deg or foreign deg
eqvlt in S/w Eng, Comp Sci or rltd fld + 5 yrs exp in rltd occptn of programming, programming
languages, platforms, & data structures. Send cov ltr & resume to BCBS of Alabama, HR – Job
# 7665, 450 Riverchase Parkway East, Birmingham, AL 35244.
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205-266-0831or 205-587-7503
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NOTICE OF COMPLETION

In accordance with Chapter 1 Title 39, Code of Alabama, 1975, notice is herby given that Bennett Building, Inc., Contractor, has completed the contract for the Cafeteria Renovations for Erwin Middle School, for the State of Alabama and the Jefferson County Board of Education, owners, and have made request for final settlement of said contract. All persons having any claim for labor, materials, or otherwise in connection with this project should immediately notify Lathan Associates Architects, PC located at 1550 Woods of Riverchase Dr #200 Hoover, AL 35244.
Bennett Building, Inc.
120 Shady Acres Road
Alabaster, AL 35007
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Sealed Bid Proposals will be received by The University of Alabama at Birmingham Planning, Design and Construction department, Facilities Administration Building, FAB Conference Center, 801 6th Avenue South, Birmingham, Alabama 35294, Thursday, April 30, 2015 until 2:00pm local time for the Interior Upgrades Various Rooms, Camp Hall at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, for Project No. 148144AD, at which time they will be opened and read.

Bidders are required to prequalify prior to requesting Bid Documents. For information on how to prequalify for this project, please go to uab.edu/facilities and click on this project under upcoming bids. Prequalification submissions must be received by 5:00pm local time Wednesday, April 15, 2015. Applications may be e-mailed or hand delivered.

A Pre-Bid Conference for Prime Contractors will be held at the Facilities Administration Building, FAB Conference Center at the above address at 10:00 am local time, Tuesday, April 21, 2015.

Bid documents are open to public inspection and will be available for purchase at Alabama Graphics, 2801 Fifth Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233.

For more information on obtaining bid documents contact Billy Higginbotham, Project Manager, Express Project Services, at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, 205-996-4751 or billyhig@uab.edu.

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Sealed Bid Proposals will be received by The University of Alabama at Birmingham Planning, Design and Construction department, Facilities Administration Building, FAB Conference Center, 801 6th Avenue South, Birmingham, Alabama 35294, Thursday, April 30, 2015 until 2:00pm local time for the Paint All Apartments Project, Blount Hall at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, for Project No. 148145AD, at which time they will be opened and read.

Bidders are required to prequalify prior to requesting Bid Documents. For information on how to prequalify for this project, please go to uab.edu/facilities and click on this project under upcoming bids. Prequalification submissions must be received by 5:00pm local time Wednesday, April 15, 2015. Applications may be e-mailed or hand delivered.

A Pre-Bid Conference for Prime Contractors will be held at the Facilities Administration Building, FAB Conference Center at the above address at 10:00 am local time,Tuesday, April 21, 2015.

Bid documents are open to public inspection and will be available for purchase at Alabama Graphics, 2801 Fifth Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233.

For more information on obtaining bid documents contact Billy Higginbotham, Project Manager, Express Project Services, at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, 205-996-4751 or billyhig@uab.edu.

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Bidders are required to prequalify prior to requesting Bid Documents. For information on how to prequalify for this project, please go to uab.edu/facilities and click on this project under upcoming bids. Prequalification submissions must be received by 5:00pm local time Wednesday, April 15, 2015. Applications may be e-mailed or hand delivered.

A Pre-Bid Conference for Prime Contractors will be held at the Facilities Administration Building, FAB Conference Center at the above address at 10:00 am local time, Tuesday, April 21, 2015.

Bid documents are open to public inspection and will be available for purchase at Alabama Graphics, 2801 Fifth Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233.

For more information on obtaining bid documents contact Billy Higginbotham, Project Manager, Express Project Services at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, 205-996-4751 or billyhig@uab.edu.

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Bidders are required to prequalify prior to requesting Bid Documents. For information on how to prequalify for this project, please go to uab.edu/facilities and click on this project under upcoming bids. Prequalification submissions must be received by 5:00pm local time Wednesday, April 15, 2015. Applications may be e-mailed or hand delivered.

A Pre-Bid Conference for Prime Contractors will be held at the Facilities Administration Building, FAB Conference Center at the above address at 10:00 am local time, Tuesday, April 21, 2015.

Bid documents are open to public inspection and will be available for purchase at Alabama Graphics, 2801 Fifth Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233.

For more information on obtaining bid documents contact Billy Higginbotham, Project Manager, Express Project Services at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, 205-996-4751 or billyhig@uab.edu.
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Sealed proposals will be received by Birmingham City Schools at the office of Edward McMullen, Purchasing Department, at 2015 Park Place North, Birmingham, Alabama 35203 until 2:00 PM CDT, April 21, 2015__for the Avondale Elementary School Reroofing, Huffman Middle School, Putnam Middle School Reroofing for the Birmingham City Board of Education, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read.

A mandatory pre-bid conference is scheduled for 10:00 AM CDT, April 15, 2015 at the Birmingham City Schools Central Office Auditorium, 2015 Park Place North, Birmingham, Alabama 35203.

A cashier’s check or bid bond payable to Birmingham City Schools in an amount not less than five (5%) percent of the amount of the bid, but in no event more than $10,000.00, must accompany the bidder’s proposal. Performance and Payment Bonds and evidence of insurance required in the bid documents will be required at the signing of the Contract.

Drawings and specifications may be examined at the office of Stephen Ward & Associates, Inc. 300 Office Park Dr. Suite 120, Mountain Brook, Alabama 35223, AGC Internet Plan Room, F. W. Dodge Plan Rooms, Birmingham Construction Industry Authority Plan Room and Construction Market Data Plan Room.

Bid documents may be obtained from the Architect upon deposit of $100.00 per set, which will be refunded in full on the first two (2) sets issued to each general contract bidder submitting a bonafide bid and upon return of documents in good condition within ten (10) days of bid date. Other sets for general contractors and sets for subcontractors and dealers may be obtained with the same deposit, which will be refunded as above, less cost of printing, reproduction, handling and distribution.

Requirements for Pre-qualification: The Owner shall qualify Contractors who have successfully completed similar projects on time for satisfied Owners. Pre-Qualification forms shall be obtained from the Architect. The Pre-Qualification proposal shall consist of AIA Document A305, Workers’ Compensation Experience Modification Rate, a list of successful projects, construction costs, clients’ name, address, and telephone number.

Only General Contractors who have been approved to bid pursuant to Pre-Qualification procedures and criteria established by the Owner will be eligible to bid for the project. Pre-Qualification proposals shall be submitted to the office of Stephen Ward & Associates, Inc., 300 Office Park Dr. Suite 120, Birmingham, Alabama 35223, no later than 5:00 PM, APRIL 13, 2015. General Contractors will be notified on noon on April 14, 2015 as to the status of their pre-qualification. Written Pre-Qualification procedures and criteria are available for review at the office of Stephen Ward & Associates, Inc., 300 Office Park Dr. Suite 120, Birmingham, Alabama 35223 and the Birmingham Construction Industry Authority Plan Room.

Bids must be submitted on proposal forms furnished by the Architect or copies thereof. All bidders bidding in amounts exceeding that established by the State Licensing Board for General Contractors must be licensed under the provisions of Title 34, Chapter 8, Code of Alabama 1975, and must show evidence of license before bidding or bid will not be received or considered by the Architects: the bidder shall show such evidence by clearly displaying his or her current license number on the outside of the sealed envelope in which the proposal is delivered. All times indicated are local times. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive technical errors if, in the Owner’s judgment, the best interest of the Owner will thereby be promoted.
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Invitation to Bid

Fyffe Construction Co., Inc. General Contractor invites subcontractors to bid on work for The Flats at Colebridge in the City of Tarrant, AL. The Flats at Colebridge will be comprised of (56) new construction units in a 3-story apartment building, with parking and driveways.
This development will require Davis-Bacon, MWBE and E-Verify reporting and other compliance reporting as needed. This project receives Section 3 covered funding and requires certain reporting and efforts to meet Section 3 goals. Fyffe Construction is committed to subcontracting with MBE, WBE and Section 3 businesses and looks forward to building new relationships with subcontractors and suppliers. Businesses operated by Section 3 residents from the Birmingham areas and local businesses from the area with minority and women-owned businesses are encouraged to bid. Fyffe Construction Co. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Bids will be accepted at the office of Fyffe Construction Co. until the buyout of each Division is completed.
For more information and bidding documents call 256-417-4917.
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ADVERTISEMENT for BIDDER PRE-QUALIFICATION
And NOTICE of INTENT to RECEIVE BIDS
from PREQUALIFIED BIDDERS

Pre-qualification submittals will be received by the Owner’s Representative/Project Manager, Robert Sharpe on behalf of Office of the Associate Vice President, Facilities & Capital Projects, University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the University of Alabama Board of Trustees at UAB Hospital Planning, 2020 University Blvd., Birmingham, AL 35294 until 4:00 PM Central Time April 14, 2015. The original and two (2) duplicates of submittals are required for pre-qualification approval; however, facsimile transmission copies may be transmitted to the Project Manager at (205) 975-7000 to expedite the review process with hard-copies of the submittals to be delivered within 24 hours.

UAB NORTH PAVILION 3rd FLOOR PHARMACY
COMPLIANCE RENOVATIONS
For The
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
Project No.: H155007

A. SCOPE OF WORK:

The scope of work generally includes miscellaneous interior renovation of pharmacy clean room spaces in phases with a total of approximately 2,000 s.f. including pass box installation, finish repairs, HVAC, and electrical work. Work will be performed within the operating hospital facility in a pharmacy clean room using high levels of infection control measures and the contractor should have experience with the implementation and maintenance of infection control measures and interim life safety measures in a hospital environment as well as experience in performing construction in an operating hospital.

B. PRIME CONTRACTOR BIDDER PRE-QUALIFICATIONS:

Prime contractor bidders interested in submitting a proposal must apply for pre-qualification and must be licensed under the Provision of Title 34, Chapter 8, and Code of Alabama, 1975. A copy of current Alabama Contractors license is to be included in pre-qualification submittal.

Only prime contractor bidders who have completed the pre-qualification process and that have been approved will be eligible to submit a bid for the Project. Prospective Bidder’s Pre-qualification Package must be received by the Owner’s Project Manager no later than 4:00 PM Central Time, April 14, 2015 after which no further requests will be considered.

Pre-qualification Requirements Information Package may be obtained from the Architect upon letterhead request.

The pre-qualification procedure is intended to identify responsible and competent prime contractor bidders relative to the requirements of the Project. Each prospective prime contractor bidder will be notified of the results of the pre-qualification, no later than April 17, 2015 by 5:00 PM Central Time.

The Owner reserves the right to waive technical errors in applications, or abandon the pre-qualification process, should the interests of the Owner appear to be promoted thereby.

Progress Design and Construction Documents:
Prior to the pre-qualification deadline, project progress plans and specifications may be examined at the following location:

Architect:
Birchfield Penuel & Associates
2805 Crescent Avenue, Suite 200
Birmingham, Alabama 35209
Mr. Clay Birchfield
205-870-1876
205-870-3058
clayb@bpa.net

C. BIDS BY PRE-QUALIFIED PRIME GENERAL CONTRACTOR BIDDERS

Documents:
After notice to pre-qualified bidders is given, the pre-qualified prime contractor bidders may obtain bid documents from the Architect (see address above) upon deposit of $50.00 per set. The deposit is refundable in full on the first two (2) sets issued to each prime general contractor bidder upon return of documents in reusable condition within ten (10) days after bid opening. Additional sets for pre-qualified prime contractor bidders, subcontractors, vendors, or dealers may be obtained upon payment of the same deposit. The deposit for additional sets shall be refunded less the cost of printing, reproduction, handling and distribution, upon return of the documents in reusable condition within ten (10) days after bid opening.

Bid documents will be available at the following locations after notice to pre-qualified bidders is given. Drawings and specifications may be examined at the Office of the Architect; at the AGC Internet Plan Room, 5000 Grantswood Road, Irondale, AL 35210; at the Birmingham Construction Industry Authority, 601 37th Street South, Birmingham, AL 35222; and at the Construction Market Data, 30 Technology Pkwy, South, Suite 500, Norcross, GA 30092-2912; and electronically through McGraw-Hill Construction Dodge.

Bonds:
A certified check or bid bond payable to the University of Alabama at Birmingham in an amount not less than five percent (5%) of the amount of the bid, but in no event more than $10,000 must accompany the bidder’s proposal. Performance and Statutory Labor and Material Payment Bonds will be required at the signing of the Contract.

Bids:
Bids must be submitted on proposal forms or copies thereof furnished by the Architect. No bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids for a period of ninety (90) days. The Owner reserves the right to reject bids if such action is determined to be in the best interest of the Owner. The Owner reserves the right to revoke pre-qualification of any bidder in accordance with Section 39-2-12, Code of Alabama, 1975, as amended in 1997 (by Act 97-225). The Bid Date is May 5, 2015 at 2:00 PM Central Time at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, UAB Hospital Planning, 2020 University Blvd., Birmingham, Alabama 35294.

Proposals may be hand delivered or received by mail on the date of the bid opening at the Office of Juan DeOnis, Director of Program Planning Facilities and Capital Projects, 2020 Building, 2020 8th Avenue south, Birmingham, Alabama 35233, until 12:00 noon. After 12:00 noon of the date of the bid opening, proposals must be hand delivered and presented at the bid opening. Sealed proposals shall be submitted in triplicate and shall be properly identified. All proposals received after 2:00 p.m. on May 5, 2015 will be returned unopened.

Fire Alarm Work
In accordance with Title 34, Chapter 33A, of the Code of Alabama 1975, bidders for fire alarm work of this project, if any, must include with their bid, evidence of licensure as required by the act, by including with the bid submittal, a valid State Fire Marshal’s permit.

D. PRE-BID CONFERENCE
A mandatory Pre-Bid Conference will be held on April 20, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. at the site of the work. Meet at the first floor atrium lobby of the North Pavilion. It is mandatory that all pre-qualified prime contractor bidders attend the Pre-Bid Conference.
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ADVERTISEMENT for BIDDER PRE-QUALIFICATION
And NOTICE of INTENT to RECEIVE BIDS
from PREQUALIFIED BIDDERS

Pre-qualification submittals will be received by the Owner’s Representative/Project Manager, Mike Burgess on behalf of Office of the Associate Vice President, Facilities & Capital Projects, University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the University of Alabama Board of Trustees at UAB Hospital Planning, 2020 University Blvd., Birmingham, AL 35294 until 4:00 PM Central Time April 14, 2015. The original and two (2) duplicates of submittals are required for pre-qualification approval; however, facsimile transmission copies may be transmitted to the Project Manager at (205) 975-7000 to expedite the review process with hard-copies of the submittals to be delivered within 24 hours.

UAB HIGHLANDS MRI INSTALLATION
FOR THE UAB HEALTH SYSTEM
AT The
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
Project No.: H155008

A. SCOPE OF WORK:

The scope of work generally includes miscellaneous interior renovation of an existing MRI procedure room and associated support spaces with a total of approximately 1,525 s.f. including demolition, new partitions, doors and frames, finishes, and miscellaneous plumbing, HVAC, and electrical work. Work will be performed within the operating hospital facility using high levels of infection control measures and the contractor should have experience with the implementation and maintenance of infection control measures and interim life safety measures in a hospital environment as well as experience in performing construction in an operating hospital.

B. PRIME CONTRACTOR BIDDER PRE-QUALIFICATIONS:

Prime contractor bidders interested in submitting a proposal must apply for pre-qualification and must be licensed under the Provision of Title 34, Chapter 8, and Code of Alabama, 1975. A copy of current Alabama Contractors license is to be included in pre-qualification submittal.

Only prime contractor bidders who have completed the pre-qualification process and that have been approved will be eligible to submit a bid for the Project. Prospective Bidder’s Pre-qualification Package must be received by the Owner’s Project Manager no later than 4:00 PM Central Time, April 14, 2015 after which no further requests will be considered.

Pre-qualification Requirements Information Package may be obtained from the Architect upon letterhead request.

The pre-qualification procedure is intended to identify responsible and competent prime contractor bidders relative to the requirements of the Project. Each prospective prime contractor bidder will be notified of the results of the pre-qualification, no later than April 17, 2015 by 5:00 PM Central Time.

The Owner reserves the right to waive technical errors in applications, or abandon the pre-qualification process, should the interests of the Owner appear to be promoted thereby.

Progress Design and Construction Documents:
Prior to the pre-qualification deadline, project progress plans and specifications may be examined at the following location:

Architect:
Birchfield Penuel & Associates
2805 Crescent Avenue, Suite 200
Birmingham, Alabama 35209
Mr. Clay Birchfield
205-870-1876
205-870-3058
clayb@bpa.net

C. BIDS BY PRE-QUALIFIED PRIME GENERAL CONTRACTOR BIDDERS

Documents:
After notice to pre-qualified bidders is given, the pre-qualified prime contractor bidders may obtain bid documents from the Architect (see address above) upon deposit of $50.00 per set. The deposit is refundable in full on the first two (2) sets issued to each prime general contractor bidder upon return of documents in reusable condition within ten (10) days after bid opening. Additional sets for pre-qualified prime contractor bidders, subcontractors, vendors, or dealers may be obtained upon payment of the same deposit. The deposit for additional sets shall be refunded less the cost of printing, reproduction, handling and distribution, upon return of the documents in reusable condition within ten (10) days after bid opening.

Bid documents will be available at the following locations after notice to pre-qualified bidders is given. Drawings and specifications may be examined at the Office of the Architect; at the AGC Internet Plan Room, 5000 Grantswood Road, Irondale, AL 35210; at the Birmingham Construction Industry Authority, 601 37th Street South, Birmingham, AL 35222; and at the Construction Market Data, 30 Technology Pkwy, South, Suite 500, Norcross, GA 30092-2912; and electronically through McGraw-Hill Construction Dodge.

Bonds:
A certified check or bid bond payable to the University of Alabama at Birmingham in an amount not less than five percent (5%) of the amount of the bid, but in no event more than $10,000 must accompany the bidder’s proposal. Performance and Statutory Labor and Material Payment Bonds will be required at the signing of the Contract.

Bids:
Bids must be submitted on proposal forms or copies thereof furnished by the Architect. No bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids for a period of ninety (90) days. The Owner reserves the right to reject bids if such action is determined to be in the best interest of the Owner. The Owner reserves the right to revoke pre-qualification of any bidder in accordance with Section 39-2-12, Code of Alabama, 1975, as amended in 1997 (by Act 97-225). The Bid Date is May 12, 2015 at 2:00 PM Central Time at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, UAB Hospital Planning, 2020 University Blvd., Birmingham, Alabama 35294.

Proposals may be hand delivered or received by mail on the date of the bid opening at the Office of Juan DeOnis, Director of Program Planning Facilities and Capital Projects, 2020 Building, 2020 8th Avenue south, Birmingham, Alabama 35233, until 12:00 noon. After 12:00 noon of the date of the bid opening, proposals must be hand delivered and presented at the bid opening. Sealed proposals shall be submitted in triplicate and shall be properly identified. All proposals received after 2:00 p.m. on May 12, 2015 will be returned unopened.

Fire Alarm Work
In accordance with Title 34, Chapter 33A, of the Code of Alabama 1975, bidders for fire alarm work of this project, if any, must include with their bid, evidence of licensure as required by the act, by including with the bid submittal, a valid State Fire Marshal’s permit.

D. PRE-BID CONFERENCE
A mandatory Pre-Bid Conference will be held on April 27, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. at the site of the work. Meet at the UAB Highlands Hospital Main Lobby. It is mandatory that all pre-qualified prime contractor bidders attend the Pre-Bid Conference.
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INVITATION FOR BIDS

The Jefferson County Commission will receive bids for the Fairfield Sidewalk Project at Room 270 of the Jefferson County Courthouse until 9:00 a.m. local time on the 14th day of April, 2015, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.

Any bid to be delivered by hand or mail prior to the above time or at a different place shall be at the full risk of the bidder. Such bids may be delivered or mailed to the Jefferson County Office of Community and Economic Development, at 716 Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd N, Suite A-430, Birmingham, Alabama 35203. If for any reason such bid does not reach Room 270 of the Jefferson County Courthouse prior to the opening, it may be rejected. No bids shall be accepted after the time stated for receipt of bids. This requirement shall not be waived.

All bids must be submitted on bid forms furnished, or copy thereof, and must be in a sealed envelope. The outside of the envelope should contain the following:
(1) “SEALED BID”; (2) “DO NOT OPEN”; (3) PROJECT NAME AND NUMBER; (4) PROJECT OFFICER: “YOLANDA CAVER”; (5) CONTRACTOR’S NAME AND ADDRESS
(6) ALABAMA LICENSE NUMBER.

Bids are invited upon the following work, but not limited to, as follows:
SITE PREPARATION, REMOVAL OF EXISTING APSHALT WALKWAY, AND INSTALLATION OF ADA COMPLIANT SIDEWALK

Bids must be accompanied by a certified check or bank draft payable to the order of Jefferson County, Alabama negotiable U.S. Government Bonds (at par value) or a satisfactory Bid Bond executed by the bidder and an acceptable surety, in the amount equal to five percent (5%) of the total of the bid amount but not to exceed $10,000.00, for the Fairfield Sidewalk Project (CDBG13-03L-M01-FSW).

The bid security is to become the property of the owner in the event that: (1) the bidder fails to meet any of the qualifications required in the bid specifications stated herein; (2) the bidder misrepresents or falsifies any information required to be provided by the owner; (3) for any reason that the bidder fails to qualify, causing his bid to be withdrawn or rejected and such withdrawal or rejection results in delay or substantial additional expense to the owner; (4) the contract and bond are not executed within the time set forth, as liquidated damages for the delay and additional expense of the owner caused thereby.

Bid documents are on file and will be available for examination at the JEFFERSON COUNTY OFFICE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, 716 Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd N, Suite A-430, Birmingham, Alabama 35203; at the BIRMINGHAM CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AUTHORITY, 601 37th Avenue South, Birmingham, Alabama 35222.

The bid package may be obtained by depositing $100.00 with CE Associates 5229 Messer-Airport Highway Birmingham, AL 35212 (205)-595-0401
for each set of documents so obtained. Such deposit will be refunded in full on the first set issued to each general contract bidder submitting a bonafide bid, upon return of documents in good condition within ten days of bid date.

Other sets for general contractors, and sets for subcontractors and dealers, may be obtained with the same deposit, which will be refunded as above, less cost of printing, reproduction, handling and distribution of the contract documents.

Bidders are advised that submitted bids bind the bidders to the “Bid Conditions Setting Forth Affirmative Action Requirements for all Non‑Exempt Federal and Federally‑assisted Construction Contracts to be awarded in Jefferson, Shelby and Walker Counties, Alabama, “also known as the Birmingham Hometown Plan.

Attention is called to the fact that not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the contract documents must be paid on this project, and that the contractor must ensure that employees and applicants for employment are not discriminated against because of their race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, disability, or veteran status.

All bidders be advised that this contract is subject to Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development act of 1968, as amended, (12 USC l701U) which if it is in excess of $100,000, requires that to the “greatest extent feasible”, opportunities for training and employment be given lower income residents of the project area and contracts for work in connection with the project be awarded to business concerns which are: (1) 51 percent or more owned by section 3 residents; or (2) Whose permanent, full-time employees include persons, at least 30 percent of whom are currently section 3 residents, or within three years of the date of first employment with the business concern were section 3 residents; or (3) That provides evidence of commitment to subcontract in excess of 25 percent of the dollar award of all subcontracts to be awarded to business concerns that meet the qualifications set forth in paragraphs (1) or (2) in this definition of “section 3 business concern.”

All bidders must be licensed by the State of Alabama Licensing Board of General Contractors, as required by Chapter 8 of Title 34 of the Code of Alabama 1975 as amended.

The Jefferson County Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any informalities in the bidding.

This project will be funded in its entirety (100%) with Federal Community Development Block Grant Funds.

No Bid may be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days from the date of the opening of bids to allow the Jefferson County Commission to review the bids and investigate the qualifications of bidders, prior to awarding the contract.
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The City of Birmingham 2015 Property Sale
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RESOLUTION
ACCT
NAME
SHORT ADDRESS
BLOCK
PARCEL ID
BALANCE
RES #1178-11
6440
SHEARER, ELNORA
WEST END
BLK 0023 LOT 0012
BK 0001 PG 0038 PID 29-09-1-013-009
$11,930.77
RES #1975-12
6464
SNYDER SR, SAMUEL ERWIN
EAST LAKE
BLK 0036 LOT 0018
BK 0001 PG 0217 PID 23-15-4-16-6
$1,499.91
RES #0351-13
6476
CORP, RESIDENTIAL FUNDING
J M WARE SURVEY
BLK 0023 LT 0002
BK 0158 PG 0131 PID 22-26-1-23-7
$9,657.67
RES #0352-13
6477
LEWIS, JAMES E
COURT F
BLK 0001 LT 0008
BK 0001 PG 0083 PID 30-25-4-20-5
$3,723.77
RES #0353-13
6478
MCDANIEL, PAULETTE
PARK PLACE
BLK 0062 LT 0000
BK 0006 PG 0081 PID 22-14-1-016-007
$11,835.85
RES #0354-13
6480
SHANKLIN, WOODROW AND RUBY LEE
ENSLEY LAND CO 2ND ADD TO ENSLEY
BLK 14-I LT 0005
BK 0004 PG 0037 PID 22-31-4-016-003
$7,143.10
RES #0355-13
6481
WILLIAMS, IRA A
EUREKA
BLK 0018 LT 0009
BK 0005 PG 0068 PID 29-08-4-032-002.000
$5,359.30
RES #0356-13
6482
SIMPSON PLASTERING LLC
R E J CORPS RESUR AND SUB
BLK 02-A LT 0009
BK 0035 PG 0009 PID 29-03-4-002-001
$2,400.48
RES #0356-13
6483
RILEY, RICHARD
R E J CORPS RESUR AND SUB
BLK 02-A LT 0009
BK 0035 PG 0009 PID 29-03-4-002-001
$2,400.48
RES #0356-13
6484
SIMPSON PLASTERING LLC
R E J CORPS RESUR AND SUB
BLK 02-A LT 0009
BK 0035 PG 0000 PID 29-03-4-002-001
$2,400.48
RES #0440-13
6485
SOLES, TANYA L
WOODCREST AD TO S HAMPTON
BLK 0001 LOT 0008
BK 0151 PG 0082 PID 22-19-4-8-1.008
$7,385.51
RES #0441-13
6486
WILSON, SHIRLEY JACKSON
SOUTHAMPTON
BLK 003 LOT 0018
BK 0108 PG 0059 PID 22-19-4-1-32
$3,231.28
RES #0442-13
6487
SIMPSON, ROMUS R
HELENA HEIGHTS
BLK 0001 LOT 0013
BK 0005 PG 0113 PID 29-5-3-7-13
$9,258.49
RES #0443-13
6488
HICKS, JACQUELINE
NO HGLD ADD TO PRATT CITY
BLK C LOT 0013
BK 0003 PG 0114 PID 22-20-3-17-12
$5,456.89
RES #0444-13
6489
NELSON, ANGELA
4TH ST N
BLK 0004 LOT 0004 SUB LOT 0005
BK 0005 PG 0060 PID 22-26-2-28-8
$4,652.48
RES #0445-13
6490
WALLER, WILLIE JAMES
TUXEDO PARK
BLK 0010 LOT 0039
BK 0004 PG 0032 PID 22-32-3-16-10
$6,218.58
RES #0446-13
6491
JAMES, IRAN
MARTIN ADD TO BHAM ENSLEY
BLK 0040 LOT 001 SUB LOT 0002
BK 0903 PG 0049 PID 29-7-4-11-21
$7,339.56
RES #0447-13
6492
WOODRICK, FOSTER C
TENN LD
BLK 0001 LOT 0002
BK 0024 PG 0059 PID 22-20-3-022-001.001
$7,902.03
RES #0448-13
6493
LLC, FCI NATL FUNDING II
POWDERLY
BLK 0002 LOT 0011
BK 0001 PG 0040 PID 29-18-4-2-5
$4,459.30
RES #0487-13
6495
FAULK, MARCELLA
HUEYS ORIGINAL
BLK 0001 LOT 0002
BK 0081 PG 0150 PID 22-30-1-016-002
$6,873.70
RES #0488-13
6496
LOUDEN, JOHNSEY
SOUTHAMPTON
BLK 0001 LT 0018
BK 0108 PG 0059 PID 22-19-4-008-019
$8,494.52
RES #0489-13
6497
US BANK-CUST, SASS MUNI V DTR
NE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SEC 20- TP 17S – R3W
BLOCK 0000 LOT 0000
BK 0000 PG 0000 PID 22-20-3-004-005
$9,198.64
RES #0490-13
6498
HARRELL, ROSA MARY
NORTH HIGHLAND ADD TO PRATT CITY
BLK H LOT 0001 & 0002
BK 0003 PG 0114 PID 22-20-3-009-010
$12,100.46
RES #0491-13
6499
DEGRASSE, CALVIN
AMOS GOING
BLK 0002 LT 0002
BK 0002 PG 0036 PID 22-20-3-003-007
$5,929.14
RES #0492-13
6500
ABEL, NIKOLUS
AMOS GOING
BLK 0002 LOT 0000
BK 0002 PG 0036 PID 22-20-3-002-003
$7,462.54
RES #0493-13
6501
YOUNG, LISA AND ERIC Q
WOODCREST ADD TO SOUTHAMPTON
BLK 0002 LT 0017
BK 0151 PG 0082 PID 22-19-4-008-001.031
$6,989.81
RES #0494-13
6502
JOHNSON, VERDINA
WOODCREST ADD TO SOUTHAMPTON
BLK 0002 LT 0005
BK 0151 PG 0082 PID 22-19-4-008-001.019
$7,911.99
RES #0495-13
6503
CUNNINGHAM, FRANK
M A HINES
BLK 0004 LT 0001
BK 0027 PG 0030 PID 23-07-3-006-007
$3,745.76
RES #0665-13
6504
JONES, ALBERTA
WENONAH SUB PLAT B
BLK 0015 LT 0009
BK 1008 PG 0082 PID 29-30-3-001-012
$6,023.13
RES #0666-13
6505
REYNOLDS, ALI
FELIX E BLACKBURN
BLK 8 LT 9 & 10
BK 0078 PG 0216 PID 29-03-1-029-011
$5,011.02
RES #0667-13
6506
DAILEY, PEARLIE EUGENE
ROSEWOOD PARK
BLK 0003 LT 0013
BK 0032 PG 0049 PID 22-27-1-026-001
$3,498.04
RES #0668-13
6507
ACCEPTANCE LOAN CO,
SOUTH SMITHFIELD
BLK 0044 LT 0007
BK 9001 PG 0149 PID 22-35-3-026-009
$11,461.73
RES #0669-13
6508
BADDLEY JR RECEIVER, THOMAS E
NORTH BHAM 4TH ADD
BLK 0398 LT 0005
BK 0010 PG 0005 PID 22-22-4-022-004
$3,669.31
RES #0670-13
6509
VIKING INVESTMENTS LLC,
SW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SEC 19- TP 17S – R2W
BLOCK 0000 LOT 0000
BK 0000 PG 0000 PID 23-19-3-014-020
$7,824.09
RES #0671-13
6510
PARKER DBA THE PARKER CO, KIM
NE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SEC 26- TP 17S – R3W
BLOCK 0000 LOT 0000
BK 0000 PG 0000 PID 22-26-3-007-002
$6,756.41
RES #0672-13
6511
NORWOOD PLAZA APTS LLC,
ROSE PARK
BLK 0001 LT 32-A
BK 0066 PG 0023 PID 22-13-4-006-004
$3,360.01
RES #0674-13
6513
LINDSEY AGT/HEIRS, ROSALYEN
MOUNTAIN PARK RESUR
BLK 0004 LT 0007 THRU 0009
BK 0013 PG 0010 PID 23-08-3-030-010
$4,451.94
RES #0675-13
6515
BROWN, CARLTON AND MARY L
SMITHFIELD ESTATE 3RD SECT
BLK 0007 LT 0007
BK 0082 PG 0042 PID 22-20-4-003-008
$5,888.62
RES #0676-13
6516
US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,
NORTH HIGHLAND ADD TO PRATT CITY
BLK CLT 0001 & 0002
BK 0003 PG 0114 PID 22-20-3-017-013
$13,127.20
RES #0678-13
6518
BROWN, CURTIS K
SNEED RIDGE
BLK 0000 LT 0015
BK 0018 LT 0089 PID 22-20-1-005-008.001
$5,380.84
RES #0734-13
6519
DUNNING, PETERSON AND MARSHALL
MCCARTYS ADD TO BHAM
BLK 1 LOT 0015 & 0016
BK 0005 PG 0146 PID 23-19-3-019-008
$8,973.35
RES #0735-13
6520
BURKE, RUFUS AND YVETTE
DRUID HILLS 1ST ADD
BLK 0002 LT 0009
BK 0014 PG 0053 PID 22-26-1-017-004
$5,913.98
RES #0736-13
6521
BELLAMY, LAURA E
THOMAS 1ST ADD
BLK 0020 LOT 0006
BK 0033 PG 0092 PID 22-28-3-002-004
$6,095.78
RES #0738-13
6523
HORTON, ESTATE OF FLETCHER
TENN LAND CO 2ND ADD TO PRATT CITY
BLK 0007 LOT 0004 & 0005
BK 0905 PG 0078 PID 22-20-4-013-008
$11,453.96
RES #0739-13
6524
ANDREWS, KELVIN
ACIPCOHIGHLANDS 1ST ADD
BLK 0005 LOT 0008
BK 0015 PG 0024 PID 22-22-2-13-13.000 01
$8,364.12
RES #0740-13
6525
CHATMAN, FREDERICK
WHEELERS ADD TO SANDUSKY
BLK 0000 LOT 0003
BK 0058 PG 0053 PID 22-19-3-001-018
$13,688.25
RES #0741-13
6526
CARPENTER, LONNIE LYNN
NE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SEC 19- TP 17S – R3W
BLK 0000 LOT 0000
BK 0000 PG 0000 PID 22-19-3-001-016
$12,247.93
RES #0743-13
6528
LAND, W M W
ENSLEY LAND CO 8TH ADD
BLK 30-G LOT 0003
BK 0005 PG 0025 PID 30-01-1-047-003
$11,561.46
RES #2365-94
6529
HOLMAN, ROSA LEE
A J HOOPERS 3RD ADD TO HOOPER CITY
BLK 0001 LOT 0006
BK 0015 PG 0020 PID 22-15-3-001-008
$6,830.30
RES #0745-13
6530
ESTER, CHRISTOPHER
OAK RIDGE ADD TO ENSLEY
BLK 0006 LOT 0019
BK 0006 PG 0089 PID 21-26-4-006-015
$14,976.59
RES #0746-13
6531
SCROGGINS, WILLIAM AND EMMA
ENSLEY LD CO 2ND ADD TO ENSLEY
BLK 15-I LOT 0004
BK 0004 PG 0037 PID 22-31-4-021-003
$10,648.61
RES #0783-13
6532
PULLOM, DAVID L AND CONNIE E
SMITHFIELD ESTATES 1ST ADD
BLK 0002 LOT 0011
BK 0092 PG 0002 PID 22-20-1-007-011
$4,844.33
RES #0898-13
6533
HARVILLE, JIMMY LEANDER
SOUTHAMPTON1ST SEC 2ND ADD
BLK 1 LOT 19
BK 0108 PG 0059 PID 22-19-4-008-020
$3,206.73
RES #0748-13
6534
FORD, CLEVELAND
IDENE KEY SANDERS
BLK 0001 LOT 0004 & 0005
BK 0030 PG 0010 PID 22-20-3-014-016
$3,889.14
RES #0749-13
6535
BURRELL, FREDRICK AND CARRETTE
HUNTINGTON HILLS 4TH SECTOR
BLK 0003 LOT 0002
BK 0134 PG 0029 PID 22-21-2-001-058
$4,252.47
RES #0750-13
6536
MOORE, MICHAEL AND GLORIA
HUNTINGTON HILLS 4TH SECTOR
BLK 0001 LOT 0003
BK 0134 PG 0029 PID 22-21-2-001-057
$1,953.01
RES #0751-13
6539
THOMPKINS, LUCY
MRS B MONTGOMERY
BLK 0000 LOT 0009
BK 0004 PG 0006 PID 29-02-2-023-009
$8,756.24
RES #0784-13
6540
BAYVIEW FINNCIAL PRPERTY TRST,
ENSLEY LAND CO ADD TO PRATT CITY
BLK 0013 LOT 0008
BK 0003 PG 0101 PID 22-30-4-018-006
$5,904.77
RES #0785-13
6541
HUNTER, JACQUES AND LEQUETTE
SILVER MEAD SURVEY
BLK 0000 LOT 0033
BK 0001 PG 0103 PID 29-03-3-014-010
$6,648.62
RES #0786-13
6542
MSLF,
WEST END PLACE
BLK 0005 LOT 0001 THRU 0003
BK 0008 PG 0116 PID 29-09-2-008-003
$10,093.76
RES #0787-13
6543
MYLES, EULA P
NORTH BHAM
BLK 0192 LOT 0009 & 0010
BK 0001 PG 0111 PID 22-23-2-031-008
$3,741.96
RES #0788-13
6544
FRAZIER, JOSEPHINE
MOSS AND TAYLOR
BLK 0001 LOT 0003
BK 1012 PG 0027 PID 30-25-3-031-009
$4,849.24
RES #0789-13
6545
HURST, PAULINE
J H BERRYS ADD TO HOOPER CITY
BLK 0004 LOT 0006
BK 0029 PG 0005 PID 22-15-4-015-008
$4,886.16
RES #0790-13
6546
HENDERSON, ESTELLA P
EAST BHAM LAND CO
BLK 0053 LOT 0002
BK 0001 PG 0005 PID 23-19-1-027-015
$7,113.95
RES #0791-13
6547
WARE, ROSA LEE
HUDSON CITY
BLK 0004 LOT 0001 THRU 0003
BK 0009 PG 0018 PID 23-08-4-002-035
$4,691.00
RES #0950-13
6548
BURNS, AGT OF HEIRS OF TRACIE
OVERTON LAND SUB #2
BLK 0000 LOT 0157
BK 0035 PG 0001 PID 28-01-1-011-009
$9,777.10
RES #0951-13
6549
MARSH, MAURICE M
SOUTHAMPTON 1ST SECT 2ND ADD
BLK 0001 LOT 0029
BK 0108 PG 0059 PID 22-19-4-008-030
$3,113.64
RES #0952-13
6550
ALLEN, CEOLA HODGES
CHEMICAL HILL
BLK 0000 LOT 0027
BK 0016 PG 0070PID 30-02-2-016-002
$3,407.20
RES #0953-13
6552
RUSSELL, LANDON E AND LINDA S
OAKMOOR ESTATES
BLK 0029 LOT 0018
BK 0029 PG 0062 PID 29-08-1-015-009
$6,573.12
RES #0954-13
6553
FIELDER, AARON
L V ROSSER SUR
BLK 0005 LOT 0007
BK 0002 PG 0012 PID 23-21-1-010-020
$7,647.48
RES #0955-13
6554
TOWNES, VICTOR AND PATRICIA
WOODLAWN REALTY 1ST ADD
BLK 0005LOT 0020
BK 0005 PG 0046PID 23-20-4-014-020
$6,062.19
RES #0957-13
6556
CORP, RESIDENTIAL FUNDING
PENFIELD PARK 2ND ADD
BLK 0001 LOT 0018
BK 0027 PG 0091 PID 23-03-1-022-007
$4,932.32
RES #0959-13
6558
SMITH, RICHARD AND CHARMAINE
W K GRIMES
BLK 0000 LOT 0004
BK 0915 PG 0039 PID 29-17-3-014-022
$5,224.46
RES #1117-13
6560
TEASLEY JR, MORRIS E
MCWILLIAMS ADD TO ENSLEY HIGHLANDS
BLK 0004 LOT 0013
BK 0006 PG 0029 PID 29-05-2-019-002
$6,225.63
RES #1118-13
6561
VICKERS, JOHN C AND RUBYE M
HELENA HEIGHTS
BLK 0011 LOT 0001 & 0002
BK 0005 PG 0113 PID 29-05-3-006-001
$10,260.10
RES #1119-13
6562
JOHNSON, SUSIE H
TARR AND MCMILLANS
BLK 0005 LOT 0001 & 0002
BK 0006 PG 0047 PID 22-14-1-009-009.001
$4,765.70
RES #1120-13
6563
HALL, M D
INGLENOOK REALTY SUR
BLK 0009 LOT 0010
BK 0007 PG 0117 PID 23-17-2-016-009
$8,200.81
RES #1121-13
6564
ANDERSON, ERIC A
WOODCREST ADD TO SOUTHAMPTON
BLK 0001 LT 0001
BK 0151 PG 0082 PID 22-19-4-008-001.001
$6,617.71
RES #1789-13
6567
KENNEDY, JEFFERY E
LUCY E SMITH SUB OF BLK 7
BLK 0001LOT 0009 & 0010
BK 0010 PG 0117 PID 29-02-3-023-003
$6,786.97
RES #1791-13
6570
DURDEN, JAMES E AND MAYO W
THARPE PLACE
BLK 0030 LOT 0014
BK 0004 PG 0087 PID 29-04-4-026-012
$5,127.14
RES #1792-13
6571
LEWIS, JAMES E
CENTRAL TRACT
BLK 0002 LOT 0017
BK 0003 PG 0010PID 30-25-4-020-005
$5,884.62
RES #1793-13
6572
LONG, MAMIE STEWARD AND JIMMIE
PARK LAWN
BLK 0006 LOT 0003
BK 0005 PG 0091 PID 29-20-2-010-009
$5,484.99
RES #1794-13
6573
KELLY, ANGIE TWANA
TIDDLESVILLE HEIGHTS
BLK 0002 LOT 0021
BK 0008 PG 0081 PID 29-02-3-031-025
$2,371.60
RES #1795-13
6574
THOMAS AGT FOR HEIRS, TERRYL
COLLEGE PARK
BLK 0000 LT 0104
BK 0010 PG 0113 PID 29-17-3-022-009
$4,094.67
RES #1796-13
6575
MILLER AGT FOR HEIRS, JIMMIE
COLLEGE PARK
BLK 0000 LT 0075
BK 0010 PG 0113 PID 29-17-3-022-018
$4,216.50
RES #1797-13
6576
RUFFIN, ESTATE OF EVELYN L
SIMON SCHARF
BLK 0017 LT 0020
BK 1006 PG 0047 PID 29-30-2-027-018
$2,875.95
RES #1798-13
6577
REYNOLDS, NANNIE B
POWDERLY HILLS
BLK 0002 LT 0006
BK 0033 PG 0096 PID 29-17-4-021-004
$3,430.30
RES #1799-13
6578
HOPKINS, KEDRIN
POWDERLY HILLS
BLK 0007 LOT 0009
BK 0033 PG 0096PID 29-16-3-007-048
$4,167.09
RES #1800-13
6579
LEWIS, DARRELL G
ISHKOODA PLAT A
BLK 0028 LOT 0003
BK 0035 PG 0059 PID 29-21-2-018-006
$2,101.63
RES #1801-13
6580
STREETER AGT FOR HEIRS, DEBRA
FLEETWOOD 1ST SECTOR
BLK 0000 LOT 0118
BK 0060 PG 0097 PID 29-20-1-014-014
$4,942.08
RES #1802-13
6581
WALKER, CLIFF
MASON CITY
BLK 0028 LOT 0004
BK 0006 PG 0008PID 29-16-4-009-005
$4,437.07
RES #1803-13
6582
MTAG,
NABERS 6TH ADD TO COLLEGE PARK
BLK 0001 LT W & X
BK 0030 PG 0035 PID 29-20-1-010-036
$12,777.34
RES #1804-13
6583
JEMISON JR, J C
ANDERTONS
BLK 0000 LOT 0001
BK 0017 PG 0008 PID 29-08-1-025-022
$5,200.15
RES #1805-13
6584
WILLIAMS, NATHE L
M B SWANSON
BLK 0000 LT 0007
BK 0074 PG 0347 PID 29-02-2-021-027
$4,414.01
RES #1806-13
6585
BALDWIN, SHARON H
ELYTON HIGHLANDS
BLK 0001 LOT 0032
BK 0008 PG 0094 PID 29-02-3-019-014
$6,011.99
RES #1807-13
6586
CRENSHAW, WILLIE PARKS AND VIC
TARPLEY 1ST ADD
BLK 0001 LT 0012
BK 1205 PG 0096 PID 29-30-1-014-009
$3,673.97
RES #1808-13
6587
DOBYNES, MARY TURNER AND TAMAR
WEST END LAND & IMP CO
BLK 0008 LOT 0023
BK 0001 PG 0038 PID 29-04-4-023-018
$3,822.10
RES #1809-13
6588
INC, SOUTHSIDE PROPERTIES
ARDIS HEIGHTS
BLK A LOT 0010 THRU 0012
BK 0008 PG 0032 PID 29-12-2-001-017
$5,640.07
RES #1810-13
6589
FREEMAN, RENA
MARKS SUB
BLK 0003 LOT 0007
BK 1003 PG 0027 PID 30-26-1-007-006
$3,404.02
RES #1811-13
6590
LEE, JANIE H
ROOSEVELT CAIRO VILLAGE ADD #1
BLK 0000 LOT 0002
BK 1006PG 0038 PID 30-26-1-008-004
$6,332.55
RES #1859-13
6601
MOORING TAX ASSET GROUP LLC,
ROOSEVELT CAIRO VILLAGE ADD #2
BLK 0000 LOT 0002
BK 1006 PG 0042 PID 30-26-4-002-019
$8,477.57
RES #1860-13
6602
STOKES, SYLVESTER
W L HARPERS 1ST ADD
BLK 0004 LOT 0006
BK 1013 PG 0093 PID 30-25-2-002-010
$3,055.94
RES #1861-13
6603
SCALES JR, WILLIAM C
CENTRAL PARKLD CO
BLK 0042 LOT 0018 & 0019
BK 0006 PG 0042PID 29-07-1-019-018
$7,232.68
RES #1862-13
6604
WILLIAMS, DERRICK
TUXEDO HEIGHTS
BLK 0002LT 0006
BK 0033 PG 0006 PID 22-29-3-013-018
$3,738.25
RES #1863-13
6605
HARDY, JAMES AND BETTY L
TENN LD CO 1ST ADD TO HILLMAN
BLK 0001 LOT 0001
BK 1016 PG 0087 PID 30-25-3-003-001
$6,323.57
RES #1866-13
6608
HOLLINS, LARISTINE
ELYTON HIGHLANDS
BLK 0001 LOT 0007 & 0008
BK 0008 PG 0094 PID 29-02-3-019-019
$4,996.18
RES #1867-13
6609
SMITH, VERDELL
GLENBROOK ESTS 2ND SECTOR
BLK 0005 LOT 0009
BK 0045 PG 0029 PID 23-12-1-020-008
$15,344.72
RES #1868-13
6610
CARNES, WILLIE D
ROOSEVELT CAIRO
BLK 0000 LOT 0049
BK 1007 PG 0098 PID 30-26-4-003-022
$5,291.45
RES #1689-13
6611
CHURCH, ZION STAR BAPTIST
MONTEVALLO ROAD SHOPPING CENTER
BLK 0001 LOT 0004
BK 0069 PG 0049 PID 29-03-4-009-005
$28,047.09
RES #1870-13
6612
WILSON, JANICE LETT
HILLMAN GARDENS
BLK 0002 LOT 0015
BK 1007 PG 0082 PID 30-25-1-008-002
$6,986.53
RES #1871-13
6613
GULLEY, LOUISE P
HEWES & BOOTH ADD TO WEST END
BLK 0000 LOT 0056 & 0057
BK 0005 PG 0073 PID 29-09-2-014-034
$7,889.11
RES #1872-13
6614
MTAG
HEWES & BOOTH ADD TO WEST END
BLK 0000 LOT 0092 & 0093
BK 0005 PG 0073 PID 29-09-2-015-008
$6,962.87
RES #1873-13
6615
HORTON, FLETCHER M
LOCASCIO & CATANZANO
BLK 0002 LOT 0002
BK 0005 PG 0106 PID 29-11-2-017-002
$4,604.95
RES #2051-13
6616
FILES, ROY AND LILLIE MAE
ENSLEY REALTY CO ADD TO ENSLEY
BLK 0001 LOT 0009
BK 0006 PG 0082 PID 22-31-4-033-002
$3,283.30
RES #1875-13
6617
MARABLE, VASHUN L
M V WOOD
BLK 0000 LOT B
BK 0006 PG 0063 PID 29-09-4-004-030
$6,502.72
RES #1876-13
6618
JOHNSON, ARTHUR LEE AND ANNIE
ROSEMONT
BLK 0004 LOT 0019
BK 0007 PG 0046 PID 29-19-1-023-018
$8,016.74
RES #1877-13
6620
BENFORD, WALTER D
HILLMAN GARDENS
BLK 0002 LOT 0007
BK 1007 PG 0082 PID 30-25-1-008-010
$4,054.81
RES #1878-13
6621
DAVIS, EARNEST
SE 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF SEC 25- TP 18S – R4W
BLOCK 0000 LOT 0000
BK 0000 PG 0000 PID 30-25-1-021-010
$6,774.12
RES #1879-13
6622
WILLIAMS, ARTHUR L
EUREKA
BLK 0013 LOT 0004 & 0005
BK 0005 PG 0068 PID 29-08-4-027-002
$4,476.43
RES #1880-13
6623
STEPHENSON, JAMES RANDOLPH
CLEVELAND
BLK 0012 LOT 0151
BK 0001 PG 0019 PID 29-09-1-022-009
$4,897.59
RES #1881-13
6624
HALL, WILLIAM T
OAKWOOD PLACE 1ST ADD
BLK 0003 LOT 0007
BK 0017 PG 0054 PID 29-08-1-012-006
$7,112.54
RES #1882-13
6625
JONES, CASSANDRA WILLA
COMPTON RISING
BLK 0020 LOT 0002
BK 0001 PG 0083 PID 29-04-2-047-004
$3,179.46
RES #1883-13
6627
C 2 INVESTMENTS,
THARPE PLACE
BLK 0030 LOT 0013
BK 0004 PG 0087 PID 29-04-4-026-011
$8,466.71
RES #1884-13
6628
MARTIN, DARLENE
WESTLEIGH
BLK 0027 LOT A & B
BK 0009 PG 0012 PID 29-07-1-024-007
$8,988.39
RES #1885-13
6629
CSC CUSTODIAN FOR STRATEGIC,
TIDDLESVILLE HEIGHTS
BLK 0003 LOT 0012
BK 0008 PG 0081 PID 29-02-3-030-016
$3,191.25
RES #1886-13
6631
CITIFINANCIAL CORPORATION LLC,
THARPE PLACE
BLK 0031 LOT 0025
BK 0004 PG 0087 PID 29-04-4-013-021
$6,194.77
RES #1887-13
6632
MARTIN, HAL C
GLENBORISS
BLK 0004 LOT 0001
BK 0031 PG 0009 PID 29-08-4-011-001
$5,313.47
RES #1888-13
6633
S I PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC,
WALKER LAND CO ADD TO BHAM
BLK 0033 LOT 0006
BK 0001 PG 0257 PID 29-02-3-021-005
$4,476.43
RES #1941-13
6634
POWELL, CURTIS AND DELORES
W R STEWART RESUR
BLK 0000 LOT A
BK 0008 PG 0093 PID 29-05-3-016-007
$4,521.40
RES #1942-13
6635
COX, HENRY
HYDE PARK
BLK 0009 LOT 0003
BK 0905 PG 0030 PID 29-17-2-011-023
$3,436.89
RES #1943-13
6636
PARKER, KIM F
TIDDLESVILLE HEIGHTS
BLK 0002 LOT 0014
BK 0008 PG 0081 PID 29-02-3-031-016
$5,629.24
RES #1944-13
6637
CHAPPELL, AGT FOR DOROTHY L
COLLEGE PARK RESUR
BLK 0000 LOT 0177
BK 0010 PG 0113 PID 29-17-4-019-006
$4,313.11
RES #1945-13
6638
LAW, BRUCE ALEXANDER AND E
MARGARET WALKER ADD TO BHAM
BLK 0319 LOT 0017 THRU 0019
BK 0005 PG 0140 PID 22-35-4-033-003.001
$18,531.42
RES #2140-13
6639
HALLAWAY, AARON N
W D YOUNG TRACT
BLK 0010 LOT F
BK 0028 PG 0065 PID 22-29-2-030-017
$5,586.84
RES #2141-13
6640
NOLLIE, VALERIE
DOLOMITE VILLAGE 3RD ADD
BLK 0000 LOT 0042
BK 1013 PG 0084 PID 30-21-1-002-008
$3,860.31
RES #2142-13
6641
V, WACHOVIA CUST AGT/SASS MUNI
RIDGEWOOD PARK
BLK 0004 LOT 0003
BK 0014 PG 55 PID 22-33-3-005-016
$18,738.79
RES #2143-13
6642
ABNER, NELL D
DOLOMITE VILLAGE 5TH ADD
BLK 0000 LOT 0050
BK 1007 PG 0083 PID 30-16-4-003-004
$12,718.18
RES #2196-13
6643
INC, EQUIFUNDING
NE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF SEC 30- TP 17S – R3W
BLOCK 0000 LOT 0000
BK 0000 PG 0000 PID 22-30-2-004-045
$4,862.46
RES #2144-13
6644
PORTER, ODESSA
NEW ZEALAND
BLK 0005 LOT 0001 & 0002
BK 0071 PG 0193 PID 22-27-4-027-008
$5,233.61
RES #2145-13
6645
DUNN, WILLIE J
ENSLEY LAND CO ADD TO PRATT CITY
BLK 0023 LOT 0001
BK 0003 PG 0101 PID 22-30-4-032-001
$7,712.73
RES #2146-13
6646
ASSOC, LASALLE BANK NATIONAL
COMPTON RISING
BLK 0016 LOT 0007 & 0008
BK 0001 PG 0083 PID 29-04-2-023-016
$4,217.99
RES #2147-13
6647
DAVIS, ANTHONY
COMPTON RISING
BLK 0016 LOT 0008
BK 0001 PG 0083PID 29-04-2-023-015
$4,338.95
RES #2148-13
6648
WALKER, DARRIN
OWENTON
BLK 0013 LOT 0008
BK 0002 PG 0026 PID 22-33-4-014-002
$8,133.04
RES #2149-13
6649
NABORS, HARVEY MCDONALD
SMITHFIELD (SOUTH)
BLK 0026 LOT 0001 & 0002
BK 9001 PG 0149 PID 22-34-4-002-001
$2,405.82
RES #2198-13
6651
PERKINS, BENNY
HUEY PARKER & BARKER
BLK 0001 LOT 0014
BK 0001 PG 0349 PID 22-29-2-031-013
$3,145.53
RES #2199-13
6652
STEWART, WILLIE L AND ANNIE J
ENSLEY LAND CO ADD TO PRATT CITY
BLK 0002 LOT 0010
BK 0003 PG 0101 PID 22-30-4-004-009
$5,838.31
RES #2200-13
6653
LLC, ALAMO PROPERTIES
ENSLEY LAND CO 2ND ADD
BLK 13-I LOT 0007
BK 0004 PG 0037 PID 22-31-1-040-004
$3,462.22
RES #2201-13
6654
JACKSON JR, WALTER S
THOMAS
BLK 0004 LOT 0015
BK 0031 PG 0038 PID 22-28-2-011-014
$11,453.13
RES #2202-13
6655
RAGLAND, ESTATE OF ARNOLD
AUGUST FAYETTE
BLK 0001 LOT 0002
BK 0004 PG 0073 PID 22-32-2-002-004
$3,525.94
RES #0089-14
6656
NABORS, HARVEY MCDONALD
SMITHFIELD (SOUTH)
BLK 0026 LOT 0001 & 0002
BK 9001 PG 0149 PID 22-34-4-002-001
$2,310.86
RES #2204-13
6658
SCOTT, LEOLA RAY S
SMITHFIELD (SOUTH)
BLK 0009 LOT 0015
BK 9001 PG 0149 PID 22-34-4-020-012
$4,480.25
RES #2205-13
6659
VARNER, ELBERT L
CHEMICAL HILL
BLK 0000 LOT 0001
BK 0016 PG 0070 PID 30-02-2-015-013
$3,123.07
RES #2321-13
6661
SCARBROUGH, HEIRS OF WILBERT
GRAYS HEIGHTS
BLK 0001 LOT 0043
BK 1008 PG 0089 PID 30-26-1-001-031
$7,332.62
RES #2322-13
6662
RYANS, HATTIE HATCHER AND DRUE
FAULL BROWN
BLK 0000 LOT 0002
BK 0010 PG 0074 PID 22-32-2-006-003
$3,263.45
RES #2047-13
6663
WATERS, SAMUEL
ARDSLEY
BLK 0006 LOT 0001 & 0002
BK 0017 PG 0045 PID 29-08-3-023-001
$9,868.59
RES #2323-13
6664
LEE, DEBORAH
JAMES E FIELDS
BLK 0000 LOT 0001
BK 0001 PG 0055 PID 22-29-3-006-021
$5,521.82
RES #2324-13
6665
THOMAS, NEWYOSIA AND DOWNZELLA
DREWRY HYDE AND LYLES
BLK 0000 LOT 0003
BK 0008 PG 0106 PID 22-31-4-010-008
$5,146.12
RES #2325-13
6666
WREN, JOETTA
WEST END PLACEE
BLK 0006 LOT 0001 THRU 0003
BK 0008 PG 0116 PID 29-09-2-004-010
$4,418.84
RES #2326-13
6667
INC, SCRUGGS CONSTRUCTION
HUEY PLAT R
BLK 0000 LOT 0005
BK 0026 PG 0045 PID 22-30-1-017-004
$5,169.25
RES #2327-13
6668
INVESTMENTS, LANDMARK CAPITAL
J A WOOD
BLK 0000 LOT 0000
BK 0004 PG 0005 PID 22-29-2-033-001
$7,729.94
RES #2328-13
6669
STAPLES, ROSA
PENFIELD PARK
BLK 0003 LOT 0011
BK 0027 PG 0050 PID 23-03-1-017-005
$2,927.98
RES #2431-13
6671
TAYLOR LTRS OF TEST, DEBORRAH
ENSLEY 2ND ADD
BLK 13-F LOT 0025
BK 0004 PG 0036 PID 22-31-1-043-009
$6,186.42
RES #2434-13
6674
BADDLEY AS RECEIVER, THOMAS A
JOHN CARRETTE
BLK 13-J LOT 0008
BK 0011 PG 0101PID 22-31-4-005-005
$5,500.43
RES #2435-13
6675
MCINTYRE, GEORGE
W D YOUNG TRACT
BLK 0010 LOT G
BK 0028 PG 0065 PID 22-29-2-030-018
$4,094.11
RES #2436-13
6676
KIRK AGT, MARY
PARK LAWN
BLK 0013 LOT 0007 & 0008
BK 0005 PG 0091 PID 29-20-2-011-015
$4,653.08
RES #2437-13
6677
JOHNSON, ROBERT AND CYNTHIA Y
WALKER LAND CO ADD TO ELYTON
BLK 0005 LOT 0011
BK 0007 PG 0115 PID 29-03-1-031-007
$4,473.32
RES #2438-13
6678
MTAG,
OWENTON
BLK 0009 LOT 0012
BK 0002 PG 0026 PID 22-33-4-006-008
$7,825.62
RES #2440-13
6680
MURPHY, ARTIS
FINNEY AND JONES SURVEY
BLK 0007 LOT 0015
BK 0001 PG 0301 PID 22-31-4-032-007
$3,758.76
RES #0005-14
6682
WRIGHT, EDDIE AND CARL
M A HINES 1ST ADD TO HARRIMAN PARK
BLK 0010 LOT 0015
BK 0027 PG 0030 PID 23-07-3-014-019
$4,590.41
RES #0006-14
6683
CRANE, JOHN G AND SUE F
M A MAY SUR
BLK 0000 LOT 2311
BK 0001 PG 0133 PID 22-23-4-014-002
$10,296.64
RES #0007-14
6684
SUMMERVILLE, YVONNE AND INZER
J C WESTBROOK SUR
BLK 0006 LOT 0005
BK 9112 PG 0088 PID 22-23-4-005-002
$7,179.79
RES #0008-14
6685
LITTLE JR, ESTATE OF HIRAM A
J THAD MULLINS
BLK 0000 LOT 0021
BK 0009 PG 0064 PID 22-26-1-016-032
$5,052.51
RES #0009-14
6686
AMERICA, TLC
EAST BHAM LAND CO
BLK 0007 LOT 0014
BK 0001 PG 0007 PID 23-19-4-013-003
$7,455.54
RES #0010-14
6687
ABBOTT, WILLIAM
EAST BHAM LAND CO
BLK 0007 LOT 0015
BK 0001 PG 0007 PID 23-19-4-013-004
$5,730.82
RES #0011-14
6688
EZZELL, ALBERT AND SHIRLEY
NORTH BHAM 6TH ADD
BLK 0003 LOT 0006 & 0007
BK 0013 PG 0054 PID 22-14-1-026-005
$5,628.64
RES #0012-14
6689
FIRST MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH
BHAM REALTY 4TH ADD
BLK 0026 LOT 0003
BK 0009 PG 0014PID 22-24-4-015-009
$10,523.67
RES #0013-14
6690
HOLLMAN, ROBERT PAUL
FAIRMONT
BLK 0009 LOT 0003 & 0004
BK 0007 PG 0035 PID 22-14-1-002-002
$6,949.31
RES #0014-14
6691
PARKER JR, PINKIE
28TH AVENUE NORTH
BLK 0000 LOT 0006
BK 0006 PG 0095 PID 22-13-4-032-011
$4,246.75
RES #0088-14
6693
NABORS, HARVEY MCDONALD
SMITHFIELD (SOUTH)
BLK 0026 LOT 0001 & 0002
BK 9001 PG 0149 PID 22-34-4-002-001
$2,447.61
RES #0090-14
6694
BROWN, OSSIE TUCKER AND PAT
NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SEC 14 – TP 17 S – R 3 W
BLK 0000 LOT 0000
BK 0006 PG 0108 PID 22-14-3-002-009
$7,427.84
RES #0091-14
6695
NUNN, HAZEL T
RESUR
BLK 0001 LOT 0006
BK 0010 PG 0109 PID 29-03-4-011-015
$2,579.44
RES #0092-14
6696
HEARN, BESSIE
NW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF SEC 25- TP 18S – R4W
BLK 000 LOT 0000
BK 1000 PG 0000 PID 30-25-2-002-025
$3,016.35
RES #0093-14
6697
HEARN, BESSIE
NW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF SEC 25- TP 18S – R4W
BLK 0000 LOT 0000
BK 1000 PG 0000 PID 30-25-2-002-025
$6,776.27
RES #0094-14
6698
ALLEN, MELBA J
SMITH AVENUE
BLK 0001 LOT 0002
BK 1012 PG 0027 PID 30-25-3-031-010
$2,128.48
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