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Rolling outages affectarea businesses

Denton businesses had toadapt to icy weather conditionsand rolling power outagesTuesday and Wednesday.

Shutting Golden TriangleMall down for two days wasn’texactly what general managerMatt Ludemann wanted to do,but he was worried about thesafety of employees and cus-tomers.

“We just didn’t feel it was safefor a huge flux of people,” hesaid.

One of the major concernswas the mall’s parking lot, whichwas covered in ice. Ludemannsaid he hoped that since the sunwas out Wednesday, the icewould melt and evaporate a bitbefore the mall opens at 10 a.m.today.

Denton gas stations weremore affected by the power out-ages than the weather, but BillMonzer, owner of Shell FoodMart on McCormick Street, saidthe store hadn’t been gettingsome of its deliveries becausetruck drivers weren’t venturingout on the roads.

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Storms puts SuperBowl business on ice

The city plans to have a wel-come center at Denton Airportdespite the icy weather, saidKim Phillips, vice president ofthe Denton Convention andVisitor Bureau.

Denton hotels have not seenmuch Super Bowl business butcould gain it from peoplestranded by the weather, Phillipssaid. The airport was open untilMonday night before the icemoved in.

Or it may have caused extend-ed stays for people coming intoDenton for other business, shesaid.

Once the final teams wereannounced, the city ran adver-tisements in Pittsburgh andGreen Bay to let people comingin for the Super Bowl knowDenton was here, Phillips said.

The city will be at the Super

Bowl media center in Dallastoday for its spotlight time infront of the media. A spotlighttime was given to each of the 12official host communities, andDenton got a two-hour window.

Denton officials will showDenton’s connection to theSuper Bowl during the spot-lighted time. They plan to letpeople know that the builders ofCowboys Stadium are alsobuilding the University of NorthTexas’ new football stadium andthat Terry Bradshaw has horsesin Denton County, she said.

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Denton may get new energy facility

Denton Municipal Electric isstudying the potential applica-tion of a 10-megawatt combinedheat and power plant in Denton,but details of the project haven’tbeen made public.

DME has signed confidential-ity agreements with a limitednumber of customers whosebusinesses could benefit fromthe proposed energy facility, soofficials are restricted in whatthey can say for now, spokes-woman Lisa Lemons said.

DME officials have discussedthe project with the City Counciland the council-appointedPublic Utilities Board in closed-

door sessions, she said.The council on Tuesday

approved a $146,806 contractwith engineering firm Burns &McDonnell to secure the neces-sary environmental permits tobuild the proposed facility. Theaction came with no public dis-cussion as part of the council’sconsent agenda, where multipleitems are passed with a singlevote.

Airport business tookhit during bad weather

Early anecdotes suggest thatat least some Denton-area resi-dents and businesses took a sub-stantial hit from the icy weather.

Ice on the runway shut downDenton Airport for most of theweek, forcing private and corpo-rate aircraft en route to SuperBowl XLV in Arlington to landin other North Texas cities.Damon Ward, president ofBusiness Air, which handledmany of the game-related flightreservations at Denton Airport,said Thursday that the weatherwas “absolutely killing our busi-ness.”

But business is likely to begood for those who help cleanup the mess, such as damage towater pipes and vehicles. Homesand commercial and publicbuildings have suffered water

damage after pipes froze andfractured.

Sprinkler systems have frozenin a couple of county buildings,causing water damage, CountyJudge Mary Horn said, includ-ing the district attorney annexbuilding on McKinney Streetand the Sandy JacobsGovernment Center inCarrollton.

Cardiac lab opens atTexas Health Denton

Texas Health PresbyterianHospital Denton celebrated thegrand opening of its new cardiacelectrophysiology lab on Jan. 20.

The new lab, located on thefirst floor of the hospital’s mainbuilding, now provides patientsthe ability to receive care close totheir home. Newly availabletreatments include radiofre-quency ablation (a procedureused to treat some types of rapidheart beating) and cryoablation(a process that uses extreme coldto freeze selected cells in treat-ing rapid heart rhythms),according to a news release.

Success rates for cardiac abla-tion are above 90 percent,according to the AmericanHeart Association. The proce-dure is minimally invasive, andoften allows patients to resumenormal activities within a few

days, said the release. Some of the grand opening’s

attendees included Stan Morton,the hospital’s president; MikePope, ambassador for theDenton Chamber of Commerce;and Melvin Willis, a member ofthe hospital’s board of trustees.The celebration included a rib-bon-cutting and a tour of thenew lab.

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Underfunded roads indire need of repair

Denton’s road network is insteady decline after years ofunderfunding, and fixing theproblem will take a major boostin spending, according to astudy presented Monday to theCity Council.

The overall state of city streetsdeclined from 69 to 61 on a 100-point scale since 2003 while thecity spent an average of about$4.6 million a year on streetmaintenance. The study foundthe city would have to more thandouble its annual spending toprevent further decline andmore than triple it to return to2003 quality levels.

“That’s the size of the ele-phant in the room,” said StephenSmith, a principal with the con-sulting firm IMS, which per-formed the study. “Ten milliondollars to stay where you’re attoday; $15 million to get youback to where you were in ’03.”

The estimates did not account

Photo by Barron Ludlum

A jet-engine-equipped truck blows ice off the runway at Denton Airport on Feb. 3.

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March 2011

IndexJonathon Fite | 4Other Enterprising

Voices | 6, 12Mixers | 7Career

Advancement | 6Monthly News

Roundup | 2, 9Vital Statistics | 19-27

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Calendar of EventsAltrusa International Inc. of Dentonmeets for its monthly dinnerand program at Vigne WineShop & Deli, 222 West HickorySt. Cost is $10 per person. Call940-387-5031 or visitwww.altrusadenton.org.

Tuesday, April 26, 6:30 p.m.

American Association of UniversityWomen, Denton Branch meets atFremaux’s MetropolitanCatering, 932 W. University Dr.Visit www.aauwdenton.org.

Wednesday, April 6, 6 p.m.

Association of Business ContingencyPlanners, North Texas Chapter has itsmonthly luncheon at H5 Colo,12712 Park Central in Dallas.Cost is $35 per person. Visithttp://northtx.acp-international.com/Meetings.htm.

Friday, April 1, noon

Aubrey Chamber of Commerce meetsat the Prairie House Restaurantat 10001 E. U.S. Highway 380in Cross Roads. Cost is $12 perperson. Reservations arerequired. Call 940-365-9781 ore-mail [email protected].

Wednesday, April 20, 11:30 a.m.

Coffee Club and Investment Perspectivehosted by Quinn McColly ofEdward Jones will meet at 2925Country Club Road, Suite 101Ain Denton. Call 940-382-0280.

Thursday, March 17, 9:00 a.m.

Thursday, April 21, 9:00 a.m.

Denton Black Chamber of Commercemeets at the Denton HousingAuthority, 1225 Wilson St.

Tuesday, April 12, 6 p.m.

Denton League of United LatinAmerican Citizens No. 4366 holds itsannual scholarship banquet atthe Denton Senior Center, 509North Bell Ave.

Thursday, April 14, 6:30 p.m.

Denton Planning and ZoningCommission meets in the councilchambers at City Hall, 215 E.McKinney St.

Wednesday, March 23, 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday, April 13, 6:30 p.m.

Hickory Creek Planning and ZoningCommission meets at Hickory

Creek Town Hall, 1075 RonaldReagan Ave.

Wednesday, April 6, 7:00 p.m.

Home Builders Association of GreaterDallas, Greater Denton Division hasits monthly meeting and lunch-eon at the Prairie Houserestaurant, 10001 U.S. High-way 380 in Cross Roads. Cost is$15 for associates and builderswith reservations and $18 forwalk-ins. Call 940-383-0853.

Tuesday, March 29, 11:30 a.m.

Krum Chamber of Commerce holds itsmonthly meeting at NorthstarBank, 1101 E. McCart St. inKrum. Call 940-482-6093.

Thursday, April 7, 6:30 p.m.

Lake Cities Chamber of Commercemeets for coffee at Lake CitiesMassage, 314 S. Shady ShoresRoad; Corinth City Hall, 3300Corinth Parkway; Daniel’s Airand Plumbing, 209 S. ShadyShores Road; and Chick-fil-A,4481 FM2181.


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Lake Cities Netweavers business net-working group meets at theIHOP restaurant off Interstate35E in Hickory Creek. Cost is$12 and includes breakfast. E-mail [email protected].

Thursday, March 17, 8 a.m.

Thursday, March 24, 8 a.m.

Thursday, March 31, a.m.

Thursday, April 7, 8 a.m.

Lake Dallas 4A Economic DevelopmentCorp. meets at Lake Dallas Muni-cipal Complex, 212 Main St.

Monday, April 4, 7 p.m.

Lake Dallas 4B CommunityDevelopment Corp. meets at LakeDallas Municipal Complex, 212Main St.

Monday, April 11, 7 p.m.

NAACP, Denton County Chapter meetsat the Denton HousingAuthority, 1225 Wilson St.

Thursday, April 14, 7 p.m.

NMC Networking Group meets at Le Peep, 1345 S. Loop 288. E-mail [email protected]. Breakfast is optional.

Friday, March 18 ,7:45 a.m.

Friday, March 25, 7:45 a.m.

Friday, April 8, 7:45 a.m.

Friday, April 15, 7:45 a.m.

North Texas Society for HumanResource Management meets atHoliday Inn Hotel and Suites,1434 Centre Place Drive inDenton. Cost to attend is $18for members and first-timeguests, and $23 for returningnon-members Visit www.northtexasshrm.org.

Thursday, March 24, 11:30 a.m.

SCORE, the Service Corps of RetiredExecutives, offers free manage-ment counseling for prospectivenew business owners or existingbusinesses in trouble.Confidential, one-hour counsel-ing sessions are available byappointment every Wednesdayat South Branch Library, 3228Teasley Lane. Call 940-349-8752.

Wednesday, March 23, 9 a.m.

Wednesday, March 30, 9 a.m.

Wednesday, April 6, 9 a.m.

Wednesday, April 13, 9 a.m.

Small Business Breakfast meetingsponsored by the NorthCentral Texas College SmallBusiness Development Centerat the Denton Chamber ofCommerce building. A lightbreakfast is provided. Call940-380-1849.

Tuesday, April 12, 7:15 a.m.

Women Business Owners of DentonCounty will hold its monthlyluncheon at Oakmont CountryClub, 1901 Oakmont Drive inCorinth.

Tuesday, April 5, 11:30 a.m.

Please tell us about your event or

meeting by e-mailing Karina Ramírez

at [email protected], by fax at

940-566-6888; or by mail to DBC

Calendar, Denton Record-Chronicle,

314 E. Hickory St., Denton, TX 76201.

She also can be reached at

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“Gold is a protector of proper-ty rights. The abandonment ofthe gold standard made it possi-ble for the welfare state to use thebanking system as a means forthe unlimited expansion of cred-it. In the absence of a gold stan-dard, there is no way to protectsavings from confiscationthrough inflation; there is nosafe store of value. Deficit spend-ing is simply the hidden confis-cation of wealth.”

— Alan Greenspan in his1966 essay “Gold andEconomic Freedom”

In the last 10 years, theprice of gold has soaredmore than fivefold from

$250 an ounce to $1,400. Thisastonishing ascent took place ina period in which the perform-

ance of most other asset classeshas been mediocre or cata-strophic.

Investor perceptions varywidely. Believers confidentlyexpect a steady march to$10,000, while skeptics dismissthe rise as a bubble that couldburst any day now.

Both these views actually missthe mark, since they neglect thehistorical role of gold and other

precious metals. Rather than justassets with prices ticking up ordown, it may be better to thinkof gold and other precious met-als as money.

The key functions of moneyare to serve as a medium ofexchange for trade and com-merce, and as a store of value forsavings. For thousands of years,gold coins, silver coins or gold-backed paper currencies effec-tively served these functions.The explicit linkage of govern-ment-issued currency to gold —a scarce, durable and prizedasset — gave people and busi-nesses confidence to conductcommerce and to keep savingsin that currency. This “gold stan-dard” also required governmentsto be disciplined and prudent intheir spending, since the tie to

gold holdings limits the supplyof money in the system.

Since ancient times, govern-ments have abused their privi-leged control over currency.Around A.D. 200, the RomanEmpire, faced with severe budg-et shortfalls, adulterated theamount of gold in Rome’s coins,the denarius. Eventually, Rome’skey trading partners, startingwith India, stopped acceptingthe denarius, and insisted onpure gold for trade payments.The inability to import vitalgoods led to a sharp decline inRoman living standards, andcontributed to the empire’seventual collapse.

In the late 1920s, the U.S.Federal Reserve embarked upona massive money-printing effortto cushion banks from theimpact of a recession in 1927,and to bail out the BritishEmpire, which was then run-ning short on gold reserves. Thesurge of dollars flowing into the

banking system soon worked itsway into the stock market, andcreated a crazy speculative bub-ble. The bursting of that bubblein 1929 led to the GreatDepression, a period of greatmisery throughout the world.

In the late 1960s and early’70s, the U.S. government wasreeling from big deficits (albeitpuny by today’s levels) from theVietnam War and social spend-ing programs, and facing toughtrade competition. In 1971,President Nixon broke the tiebetween the U.S. dollar and gold.By finally abandoning the ves-tiges of the gold standard, thegovernment could expand thesupply of money virtually at will.A decade of economic stagnationand terrible inflation followed.The U.S. dollar fell 80 percentagainst other major currencies.The price of gold rose more thantwentyfold — from $35 an ounce

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Let’s turn our attention to thepresent day. The scale of curren-cy debasement in the aftermathof the 2008-09 financial crisisdwarfs historical precedents.After slashing short-term inter-est rates to zero and engineeringthe banking system bailout, theFed expanded its efforts further.It guaranteed the corporate debtof selected institutions, providedbackstops to commercial paperlenders and traded cash for vastholdings of toxic mortgage-backed securities.

Perhaps most concerning hasbeen the Fed’s policy of “quanti-tative easing,” a euphemism forits persistent printing of trillionsof dollars to buy mortgages andTreasury bonds. This monetiza-tion of U.S. fiscal deficits hasbecome alarming to foreign anddomestic holders of U.S. dollarsand dollar-denominatedTreasury bonds. Not surprising-ly, the prices of oil, food and

other vital commodities haveexploded, in a nasty reminder ofthe 1970s.

As a result, gold is regainingan important role in the fabricof the financial system. Afterdecades of reducing their goldholdings, central banks in Asiaand the Middle East are nowrebuilding their gold reserves.Large banks, such as JPMorganChase & Co., are increasing theiruse of gold in transactions.Banks in India, China and theMiddle East are increasinglypromoting gold and other pre-cious metals to clients, in a signof gold’s revival as a store ofvalue and medium of exchange.

Where might this lead? Ifdestructive government policiesand trillion-dollar deficits con-tinue unabated, the believers in$10,000 gold may eventually beproven right. To protect againstan economic Armageddon, mostpeople should accumulate somephysical gold.

But gold ownership should beviewed as a defensive measure,not a “sure bet.” After all, a

return to more prudent govern-ment policies could cause areversal. For example, in the1980s, thanks to Paul Volcker’sleadership of the Fed, inflationwas reined in, and gold fell from$800 to $250 an ounce. We willsee if there is a willingness toswallow tough medicine in com-ing years.

As contrarian value investors,my business partner and I preferassets that are cheap and out offavor. Opinion polls report thatthe vast majority of investorsexpect gold prices to keep rising.This bullish sentiment towardgold makes us uncomfortable.Buying assets when they arepopular (stocks in 1999, housingin 2005) often doesn’t work outwell.

If we instead think of gold asa currency, we should ask our-

selves what that currency buys.It is useful to assess if potentialalternatives are cheap in relationto that currency. Let us explorethis further.

Over the past decade,investors in the U.S. stock mar-ket have seen their money gonowhere. Priced in dollar terms,the Dow and S&P 500 stockindices are roughly flat.However, priced in terms ofgold, the value of U.S. businessesmeasured by these marketindices has declined more than80 percent! Stocks of severalgrowing, world-dominatingcompanies with pricing powerand international operationsseem cheaper than gold.

We often hear how oil hasskyrocketed and that the price ofgasoline has risen more thanthreefold in the past 10 years.

But, if measured in terms ofgold, oil is about as cheap todayas it was in 2000.

U.S. real estate — one oftoday’s most hated assets — alsoappears cheap. The averagehouse in America in 2010 cost112 ounces of gold, far below theaverage of 202 ounces over thelast 120 years, and down 75 per-cent from the high of 478ounces in 2001. House prices inLas Vegas are at 50-year lows,adjusted for inflation and squarefootage.

Whatever an investor mightthink about gold, using the “goldstandard” to look at variousasset classes can provide power-ful investment insights. Forvalue investors, such compar-isons can be very useful today,when the value of our moneyitself is in doubt.

JONATHON FITE is a man-aging partner of KMFInvestments, a hedge fundbased in Denton. Commentsmay be sent to [email protected].

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To protect against an economic

Armageddon, most people should

accumulate some physical gold.

Economic development isessential to any commu-nity that wants to be

master of its destiny — but thatdevelopment must be controlledand well-managed for the goodfor its citizens, rather than func-tioning with a knee-jerk reactionto projects.

Tourism is an industry initself, and proves important andvital to a community. As the twofunction together, tourism andeconomic development focus onopposite ends of the businessspectrum.

While economic developmentfocuses on long-term recruit-ment of companies to a commu-nity that will create primary jobsfor its citizens, tourism focuseson recruiting organizations andindividuals to come to a com-munity on a short-term basis,like for an event or vacation.Tourists stay for a week or a

weekend then return to theirhome. However, while they arehere, they spend their money onour hotels, in our restaurantsand in our stores. This adds tothe city’s sales tax base, just aseconomic development adds tothe city’s ad valorem tax base.The two are indispensible to acommunity’s economic healthand vitality.

Recently, during DentonCounty Day in Austin, I wasinvited by Kim Phillips, directorof the Denton Convention and

Visitor Bureau, to attend a“Unity Dinner” given by theTexas Travel IndustryAssociation. The event was torecognize and honor accom-plishments of those in thetourism industry.

At that event, I was able to seehow fortunate we are that theDenton Economic DevelopmentPartnership and the DentonConvention and Visitor Bureauembrace and support one anoth-er in their respective endeavorsand projects. That is not the casein a lot of cities.

We are also fortunate thatboth the Denton Chamber ofCommerce and the city recog-nize the importance of whatthese two organizations bring toour community.

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Denton city leaders startedoutlining a plan to tackle abacklog of street maintenanceand reconstruction projects thatcould involve selling bonds andmoving funds from other priori-ties over the next five years.

The City Council spent part ofits annual planning sessionTuesday on the topic, a day afterreceiving a report that the city’sstreet network was in steadydecline after years of underfund-ing.

Council members discussedthe broad outlines of a plan toaddress the problem by sellingup to $20 million in bonds torebuild failing roads and gradu-ally boosting annual roadspending to $10 million to bet-ter maintain other streets.

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KRUM — City leadersapproved this week a set of con-tracts that sets the stage for con-struction of a new, and long-needed, sewer treatment plant.

Construction of the estimat-ed $2.5 million plant is slatedto begin in the fall, with theplant operating by September2012.

The three agreements includea design contract with Plano-based MLA ConsultingEngineers and Planners, whichwill design a sewer treatmentplant that can handle 350,000gallons of wastewater per daywhen it first goes on line.

That initial capacity couldhandle all sewage currently gen-erated in the city plus that ofidentified new developments.

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Paul Chandler, president ofMeridian Bank Texas, will sym-bolically begin his term as thechamber’s chief voluntary offi-

cer; the new program year offi-cially begins April 1. HankDickenson, UNT’s deputy ath-letic director, will conclude his12-month term as board chair-man on March 31.

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The Volunteer of the Yearaward recognizes an individualfor his or her efforts to “activelycarry out specific responsibilitiespertaining to the goals andobjectives of one or more of thevarious standing committees,advisory boards or project taskforces of the Denton chamber,and/or any affiliate organizationwhich is directly associated withthe Denton Chamber since April1, 2010.”

Gretchen Bataille, formerpresident of the University ofNorth Texas, received the OtisL. Fowler Award last year. Theaward is named after thechamber’s first paid executive,Otis Fowler, who served theorganization nearly 30 years.Recipients are selected basedon their “regular engagementin [his or her] business, pro-fession or calling ... [thus,making a] contribution to theprogress and welfare of thecommunity.”

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CHUCK CARPENTER is thepresident of the DentonChamber of Commerce. He canbe reached at 940-362-9693 [email protected].

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In sharp contrast to the rest ofthe housing and constructionmarket, at least three apartmentcomplexes designed and mar-keted toward students are pop-ping up in Denton. With morethan 50,000 students enrolledin Denton-area universities, theadditional housing is muchmore than an added option —it’s a necessity.

One developer believes that

with the large budget restraintsuniversities are facing, they don’thave the money to build on-campus housing.

“There is a greater demandfor student apartments,” saidMac Jones, a partner atHammond Jones DevelopmentLLC, which is building MidtownApartments in Denton.

The Austin-based develop-ment company’s focus is to build

off-campus student housingnear major universities.

About 5,700 of the Universityof North Texas’ 36,000 studentslive in dorms, which are at about95 percent to 98 percent capaci-ty, said Tom Rufer, associate vicepresident for auxiliary services.UNT freshmen are required tolive in dorms.

Texas Woman’s University hasabout 1,629 out of 14,000 stu-

dents living on campus. Thedorms are at 98 percent capaci-ty, said Richard Nicholas, vicepresident for student life. AtTWU, both freshmen and soph-omores are required to live oncampus.

“It’s a huge demographic andit really is a huge industry,”Jones said. “More and more andmore kids go to college everysingle year.”

He said that students thesedays are more “sophisticated”and many don’t want to live in adorm throughout their time atschool. Most students grew upwith their own bedrooms, some

even with their own bathrooms,he said, and that’s what theyhope to have in college.

“It’s a classic model of ademographic creating demandand the industry rising up tomeet that demand,” Jones said.

The student apartment indus-try started about 10 years ago,he said. Before 2000, studentapartments were being built, butit was only in the past decadethat student housing became amore acceptable business modeland the industry really took off,he said.

“What we’ve proven is if youbuild nice student housing and

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The University Courtyard apart-ment complex, located at 200 S.Bonnie Brae St., and theUniversity of North Texas arestudent housing partners.

A boom among crashesBy Rachel Mehlhaff | Photography by Barron Ludlum

University students in Denton will have more livingoptions to choose from when the fall semester rollsaround.

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manage it corporately, it can bea viable asset,” Jones said.

What student apartmentsoffer is a by-the-bedroom leaseand amenities tailored to youngadults, including sand volleyballcourts and furnished units.

Renting by the bedroominstead of by the unit has“always been a part of this latestrenaissance of student housing,”Jones said.

“And at the time it was anincredibly new concept,” he said,adding that nobody knew if itwould work.

Jones said he thinks rentingapartments out by the roomgives students and parents moresecurity than they would have ifone of the other students didn’tpay.

MIDTOWN APARTMENTSOfficials with Hammond

Jones Real Estate Developmentsay Midtown, a small studenthousing community that thecompany is building in Denton,is more attractive to studentsbecause its size allows for bettercustomer service.

“Sometimes when you havelarger communities you get kindof lost and you are a number,”said Joanna Rose-Self, regionalmanager of HJD PropertyManagement. “We want our res-idents to be a name — not anumber.”

The complex will be two four-story buildings containing 76units with 272 beds. Leases willbe by-the-room, in two-, three-and four-bedroom apartments.Each bedroom has its own bath-room.

“All you share with yourroommates is your kitchen andyour living room,” Rose-Selfsaid.

Because its residents will bestudents, the complex will plandifferent activities around UNTand TWU schedules.

For example, during finalsweek, the complex plans to cookmeals for the students. And dur-ing spring break, the complexwill hold pool parties.

“It’s based upon what’s goingon in the school,” Rose-Self said.

CAMPUS CRESTEmily Rend, director of sales

and marketing for Campus Crest,said her complex hopes to offerstudents a sense of community.

Campus Crest will replacewhat was once a Home Depot at701 Fort Worth Drive.

“We gear our apartmentstoward students because it’s agreat business model,” Rendsaid.

The parent company ofCampus Crest started looking atthe Denton market about twoyears ago, Rend said, and decid-ed to build here because compa-ny officials considered UNT tobe a growing school with a bur-geoning housing need.

Campus Crest has 27 apart-ment complexes in 11 states,most of which are in Texas.

Rend said the student apart-ment business is a good one tobe in because college enrollmentcontinues to grow despite therecession.

“It’s an exciting and engagingbusiness to be in,” she said.

Rend said she believes that ascolleges continue to grow, not allof them will be able to supportand house their students.

Jason Chudoba, senioraccount executive for CampusCrest, said more high school stu-dents are attending college, andenrolling for longer periods oftime; as a result, student hous-ing complexes will find them-selves strained.

Campus Crest is projected toopen its Denton apartments inAugust, offering 216 units with

584 beds. The apartment will offer two-

and three-bedroom apartmentsthat will be leased out by-the-room.

“Everyone is responsible fortheir own payment,” Rend said.

The property will have a fit-ness center, basketball and vol-leyball courts, coffee bistro andlibrary.

Units come fully furnished,with a washer and dryer includ-ed in each one. Each bedroomhas its own bathroom and walk-in closet, Rend said.

The complex plans to hostblood drives and canned fooddrives, and have game nightsand pool parties.

“We want to build that senseof community,” she said.

THE RETREAT AT DENTONThe Retreat at Denton, locat-

ed at 1451 Centre Place Drive,offers students a neighborhoodof houses instead of the tradi-tional box-style apartments.

“There is no other cottagecompany in Denton,” said JamesWhitley, vice president and chiefoperating officer of LandmarkProperties Inc., the companythat owns the Retreat.

He said research shows that ifstudents were given the option,they would prefer to live inhouses.

“We are structured from a

rental agreement standpointmuch like the typical studentapartments,” Whitley said.

Students rent by the bedroomand have the option of havingamenities included in their rent.

The complex has about 125units with 20 or 30 units peracre. It has 492 beds and offersthree-, four- and five-bedroomhouses.

“Our concept with the studentcottages is such a new and dif-ferent concept,” he said. “Weoffer something altogether dif-ferent.”

Whitley said Denton’s studenthousing market is seeing sub-stantial growth.

And because Texas has one ofthe more stable economies rightnow, Whitley said, the Georgia-based company thought Texaswould be a good place to build.

He said other universitieshave capped enrollment butUNT continues to grow.

The Retreat will also be opento residents Aug. 1 in time forthe fall semester.

PREPARING FORGROWTH

Although these housing com-plexes lease to students, theydon’t have a formal tie to UNTor TWU. The latter universitydoesn’t have any partnershipswith local apartment complexes— yet.

Unlike the Ridge at NorthTexas and University Courtyard,which have a formal agreementwith UNT, these apartmentsmarket to students but they can-not discriminate against non-students.

Rose-Self said Midtown offi-cials understand that Dentonuniversities offer housing fortheir lowerclassmen, which iswhy the complex will targetupperclassmen and graduatestudents as they transition out ofdorms.

“It’s that step between dormliving and on-campus living toindependent living,” Rose-Selfsaid.

TWU’s solution to housingdemand is to rent and manageapartments near the university.

“It is our plan to lease entirecomplexes,” said RichardNicholas, the TWU vice presi-dent for student life.

And housing demand is onlygoing to increase. The universityalready has 60 more fall housingapplications than it did at thistime last year, Nicholas said.

“We are preparing for anoverflow situation,” he said. “Andagain, we prefer to do it with ourown housing.”

RACHEL MEHLHAFF can be reached at 940-566-6889. Her e-mail address [email protected].

Workers frameout the secondfloor of theMidtown, a smallstudent housingcomplex new toDenton, onMarch 4.

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DENTON COUNTYLease: Cole Trusts “576a”Operator: Devon Energy Production Co. LPLocation: 2879.304-acre lease, J. McDonald Survey, A-873; 4.8 miles W of DentonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8482'

Lease: Cole Trusts “576a”Operator: Devon Energy Production Co. LPLocation: 2879.304-acre unit, J. McDonald Survey, A-873; 4.8 miles W of DentonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8536'

Lease: Cole Trusts “576a”Operator: Devon Energy Production Co. LPLocation: 2879.304-acre unit, J. Mc Donald Survey, A-873; 4.8 miles W of DentonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8452'

Lease: Cole Trusts “576a”Operator: Devon Energy Production Co. LPLocation: 2879.304-acre unit, J. McDonald Survey, A-873; 4.8 miles W of DentonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8383'

Lease: Cole Trusts “576a”Operator: Devon Energy Production Co. LPLocation: 2879.34-acre unit, J. McDonald Survey, A-873;4.8 miles W of Denton

Field: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8509'Lease: Cummings “C” WestOperator: Williams Prod. Gulf Coast LPLocation: 185.52-acre unit, MEP&P RR Co./H. CampbellSurvey, No. 62, A-1462 5 miles NW of Flower MoundField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8269'

Lease: DCCO 2 Shoop C Shoop E (SA)Operator: Devon Energy Production Co. LPLocation: 4099.417-acre unit, MEP&P RR Co. Survey,No. 111, A-914; 7.25 miles SW of PonderField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 7875'

Lease: DCCO 4 Graham HeirsOperator: Devon Energy Production Co. LPLocation: 2747.264-acre unit, MEP&P RR Co./A.E. PulenSurvey, No. 112, A-1057; 2.5 miles W of JustinField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 7920'

Operator: Devon Energy Production Co. LPLease: Fred Beck TCU (SA)Location: 1466.94-acre unit, E. Thompson Survey, A-1245; 4 miles NW of HasletField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 7497'

Lease: Dr. Bob Smith “A” NorthOperator: Williams Prod. Gulf Coast LPLocation: 277.8563-acre unit, MEP&P RR Co. Survey,

No. 59, A-935; 3.8 miles W of Flower MoundField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8343'

Lease: Dr. Bob Smith “A” NorthOperator: Williams Prod. Gulf Coast LPLocation: 277.8563-acre unit, MEP&P RR Co. Survey,No. 59, A-935; 3.8 miles W of Flower MoundField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8337'

Lease: Dr. Bob Smith “A” NorthOperator: Williams Prod. Gulf Coast LPLocation: 277.8563-acre unit, MEP&P RR Co. Survey,No. 59, A-935; 3.8 miles W of Flower MoundField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8296'

Lease: Dr. Bob Smith “A” NorthOperator: Williams Prod. Gulf Coast LPLocation: 277.85-acre unit, MEP&P RR Co. Survey, No.59, A-935; 3.8 miles W of Flower MoundField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8322'

Lease: Ingram SW UnitOperator: Titan Operating LLCLocation: 86.17-acre unit, H. Turner Survey, A-1249; 2miles S of LewisvilleField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8500'

Lease: J.H. Guyer

Operator: Dark Horse Operating Co. LLCLocation: 77.791-acre unit, J.C. Baker Survey, A-47;Within City of DentonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 6997.85'

Lease: Kathryn HollingsworthOperator: Devon Energy Production Co. LPLocation: 180.96-acre unit, G. Overton Survey, A-972;5.9 miles W of RoanokeField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 7768'

Lease: Velten-D3-Sanders-D3 (SA)Operator: Devon Energy Production Co. LP.Location: 3999.26673, J. Myers Survey, A-825; 3 milesN of JustinField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 7966'

Lease: Wright “C”Operator: Williams Prod. Gulf Coast LPLocation: 300.4575-acre unit, N. George Survey, A-477;1.68 miles SE of ArgyleField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8526'

COOKE COUNTYLease: BellOperator: Reed Productions Inc.Location: 88-acre lease, J.S. Martin Survey, A-699; 3miles SE of GainesvilleField: WildcatTotal Depth: 2999'

Lease: BlurtonOperator: Reed Production Inc.Location: 92-acre lease, Blk. 75, Fannin CSL Survey, A-1248; 3 miles N of CallisburgField: De Geurin (2700' Sand)Total Depth: 2999'

Lease: Brandon “A” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 103.71-acre unit, M.J. Arocha Survey, A-4; 0.8miles NE of RosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: Brandon “A” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 103.71-acre unit, M.J. Arocha Survey, A-4; 0.8miles NE of RosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: Brandon UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 99.3-acre unit, F.J. Lindheimer Survey, A-575;1.1 miles NE of RosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: Brandon UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 99.3-acre unit, F.J. Lindheimer Survey, A-575;1.1 miles NE of RosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: Christian “C” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 225.18-acre unit, C. McCoy Survey, A-660; 2.3miles NW of RosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8033'

Lease: Christian “C” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 222.58-acre unit, C. McCoy Survey, A-660; 2.2miles NW of Rosston

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Lease: Culp “A” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 58.12-acre unit, SP RR Co. Survey, No. 23, A-972; 2.2 miles NW of RosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: Dangle-Strawn UnitOperator: WFW Production Company Inc.Location: 260-acre lease, E. Langford Survey, A-566; 5miles S of MuensterField: Dangle (Strawn 1600)Total Depth: 1900'

Lease: Dangle-Strawn UnitOperator: WFW Production Company Inc.Location: 260-acre lease, E. Langford Survey, A-566; 5

miles S of MuensterField: Dangle (Strawn 1600)Total Depth: 1900'

Lease: Dangle-Strawn UnitOperator: WFW Production Company Inc.Location: 260-acre lease, E. Langford Survey, A-566; 5miles S of MuensterField: Dangle (Strawn 1600)Total Depth: 1900'

Lease: Dangelmayr “A”Operator: Joint Resources CompanyLocation: 160-acre unit, SP RR Co./W.A. JamisonSurvey, No. 16, A-1390; 6.5 miles SW of MuensterField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8412'

Lease: FitzgeraldOperator: Eog Resources Inc.Location: 435.39-acre unit, E. Blundell Survey, A-1323;7 Miles Sw Of MuensterField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 7234'

Lease: FitzgeraldOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 435.39-acre unit, E. Blundell Survey, A-1323;7 miles SW of MuensterField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 7234'

Lease: Foster “A” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.

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STATE TAX LIENSNAME/ADDRESS TYPE AMOUNT REC. DATEAtlas Woodworks LLC, 2401 Worthington Drive, Suite 145, Denton Limited Sales, Excise and Use Tax $7,357.51 02/10/2011Erin M. Wright, 616 Cook St., Denton Limited Sales, Excise and Use Tax $1,206.53 02/22/2011Lazim Lusha Pizza Inc., 2765 E. Eldorado Parkway, Suite 220, Little Elm Limited Sales, Excise and Use Tax $2,049.24 02/10/2011Mindy A. McNeill-Hobbs, 1008 Treys Court, Sanger Limited Sales, Excise and Use Tax $1,213.98 01/27/2011Ned B. Lemond Jr., 1520 Canvasback, Aubrey Limited Sales, Excise and Use Tax $1,263.79 01/31/2011Troy L. Smith, 3939 Teasley Lane, Lot 315, Denton Limited Sales, Excise and Use Tax $1,205.83 02/16/2011

RELEASE OF STATE TAX LIENSArla J. Stranahan, 20408 Pecan Creek Road, Pilot Point Limited Sales, Excise and Use Tas $1,228.62 02/07/2011McDorman Signs and Advertising Inc., 6200 Crow Wright Road, Sanger Limited Sales, Excise and Use Tas $1,689.25 02/10/2011Rocky Mountain Medical Center LP, 2801 S. Mayhill Road, Denton Franchise Tax $124,805.96 02/07/2011

FEDERAL TAX LIENSAdam L. Amick, 2844 Cascade Cove Drive, Little Elm 1040 $51,416.32 01/24/2011Andrzej J. Wiatrzyk DECD, 14517 Crutchfield Drive, Aubrey 1040 $8,990.25 01/24/2011Anthony L. Jackson, 4937 Stuart Road, Trailer 154, Denton 1040 $6,444.18 01/24/2011Donald L. Morgan Jr., 418 Mack Drive, Denton 940, 941 $182,328.60 01/24/2011Jenny J. Fellows and Robert H. Fellows, 2200 Canterbury Court, Denton 1040 $1,754.23 01/24/2011Kelly R. Swafford, P.O. Box 51012, Denton 1040 $37,795.36 01/26/2011Lana G. Bode, 2650 FM407E, Suite 145, Argyle 1040 $289,453.78 01/26/2011Mark E. Roberts, 7816 Indian Trial, Sanger 1040 $6,810.62 01/26/2011Monty G. Morris and Kelly R. Morris, 8205 Crooked Stick Lane, Argyle 1040 $63,930.73 01/24/2011Robert H. Fellows and Jenny J. Fellows, 2200 Canterbury Court, Denton 1040 $6,704.59 01/24/2011

LIENSThe following liens were posted in February at the Denton County Clerk’s office.

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Location: 81.89-acre unit, BBB&C RR Co. Survey, No. 23,A-136; 5.8 miles SW of MuensterField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9500'

Lease: Foster “B” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 84.45-acre unit, BBB&C RR Co. Survey, No. 23,A-136; 5.8 miles SW of MuensterField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9500'

Lease: Foster “C” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 84.34-acre unit, BBB&C RR Co. Survey, No. 23,A-136; 5.8 miles SW of MuensterField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: Foster “C” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 84.34-acre unit, BBB&C RR Co. Survey, No. 23,A-136; 5.8 miles SW of MuensterField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: Fred SnuggsOperator: Cimarex Energy Co. of ColoradoLocation: 120.51-acre lease, Fannin CSL Survey, A-1248;11 miles NE of Gainesville

Field: Walnut Bend (Cox)Total Depth: 2922'

Lease: Freeman “B” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 143.37-acre unit, W. Pitman Survey, A-827;5.4 miles NE of ForestburgField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'



Lease: Hamilton “A” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 162.43-acre unit, T.L. Kirkes Survey, A-1570;5.8 miles NW of ForestburgField: East Newark (Barentt Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

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NAME/ADDRESS TYPE AMOUNT REC. DATEShelby C. Stein and Devan Major-Stein, 2621 Cedar Falls Drive, Little Elm 1040 $97,173.35 01/26/2011Terry Davis, P.O. Box 758, Aubrey 1040 $19,241.67 01/26/2011Virgil L. Young, 3750 Pockrus Paige Road, Trailer 35, Denton 1040 $20,840.47 01/24/2011

RELEASE OF FEDERAL TAX LIENSA&M Broadband Services Ltd., 9917 Burke St., Sanger 940, 941 $73,510.67 02/11/2011Adam R. Smith, 1412 Whitewater Drive, Little Elm 1040 $9,115.70 02/11/2011Allegiant Properties LLC, 4236 N. I-35, Denton 941 $4,590.93 02/11/2011Den-Tex Air Conditioning Corp., 102 Maple St., Denton 941 $32,591.11 02/14/2011Den-Tex Air Conditioning Corp., 102 Maple St., Denton 941 $6,458.32 02/23/2011Ellison E. Gary, P.O. Box 1102, Sanger 1040 $7,074.92 02/11/2011Eric Y. Fry and Holli C. Fry, 115 Woodrow Lane, Denton 1040 $11,040.26 02/23/2011Glenn M. Williams and Michele L. Williams, 3906 Stuart Road, Denton 1040 $7,475.55 02/23/2011John R. Downing, 1517 Valley Creek Road, Denton 1040 $7,305.87 02/23/2011Joy R. Conner, 9230 Masse Court, Aubrey 1040 $24,609.78 02/23/2011Judy C. Veal, 3104 Broken Bow St., Denton 1040 $224,117.09 02/14/2011Land Art LLC, 3301 Mill Creek Road, Little Elm 941 $6,979.32 02/11/2011North Texas Family Medicine and Lisa L. Houk, 1340 N. Highway 377, Suite 110, Pilot Point 941 $1,184.50 02/11/2011Pedro M. Cardenas, 2000 Lake Fork Circle, Denton 940, 941 $13,955.59 02/11/2011Phillip L. Lloyd, 932 Circle View Lane, Denton 1040 $29,883.62 02/14/2011Robert L. Hale, 2628 Baytree Drive, Little Elm 1040 $6,729.45 02/23/2011Russell K. Boyd, 2809 Crater Lake Lane, Denton 6672 $18,038.51 02/11/2011True Joy Pools Inc., 5002 S. Stemmons Freeway, Lake Dallas 941 $25,451.09 02/11/2011Wilburn R. Parker, 1716 Flamingo Drive, Little Elm 1040 $1,641.96 02/11/2011

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ASSUMED NAMESThe following names (followed by DBA and address) were posted in February in the Denton County Clerk’s Office.

Adam L. Menge, Automotive Percision Maintenance,4708 Napa Valley Drive, ArgyleAir Force Heating and Air Conditioning Inc., Force HomeServices Heating and Air Conditioning, 1007 ShadyOaks, Suite 102, DentonAlan D. Clayton, AKC Plumbing, 8925 Sagebrush Trail,Cross RoadsAmanda M. Cagle, Fast Track Bail Bonds, 1602 E.McKinney St., DentonAmanda M. Harrelson, Amanda Harrelson Photography,422 W. Shady Shore Road, DentonAmberlyn D. Sanders, Coco Bee's Pet Grooming Salon,714 S. Highway 377, AubreyAndrea L. Lukert, Andrea's Quilting, 1527 Misty Glen,CorinthAngel A. Rogers, Angel Rogers Photography, 3314Lipizzan Drive, DentonAnthony G. Marcotte, Lake Cities Bulldogs, 2607 OxfordOaks Lane, CorinthAnthony S. Koeninger Jr., Doggy Style Grooming, 1105Ellard Drive, Hickory CreekAshlea Grimes, AME Services, 309 N. Garza Road,Shady ShoresAubrey W. Shipley, Rush Creek Land Services, 124Woodland Drive, AubreyBehlen M. Wall, North Texas Famine, 518 Del Mar,PonderBenjamin J. Smith, The Tree Smith, 2210 N. Elm St.,DentonBenjamin T. Tucker, Tucker Energy, 9101 Cape Cod Blvd.,AubreyBilly B. Ellison Jr., ABC Automotive, 4254 Swisher,DentonBilly F. Brimberry, Brimberry Custom Painting, 1305Angelina Bend, DentonBobby R. Cullum, Brax Cargo Group, 9331 David FortRoad, ArgyleBrad A. Mezei, Memphis Soul, 1016 Stanley St., DentonBradley W. Bridges, North Texas Hype, 2704Fountainview Drive, CorinthBrandon T. Starkweather, Starkweather Development,1003 Hillcrest St., DentonBrandon T. Starkweather, Your Cloud, 1003 Hillcrest St.,DentonBretah S. Redmond, Charm Appeal Ltd., 1504 RanchoDomingues Road, CorinthByron E. Ibbott, Ibbott Services, 1800 Preston on theLake, No. 207, Little ElmByung W. Han, DS Donuts (Hanyoo Corporation), 3568FM2181, Hickory CreekCamilla Organ, The Pet Sitter, 2441 Dove Creek Drive,Little ElmCarl L. Yates, Yates & Sons Reconditioned Lawn MowerSales and Service, 3008 Berkshire Lane, CorinthChad A. Pierce, Top to Bottom Inc., 2730 Cooper CreekRoad, DentonChad D. Howard, Texrock Energy, 3512 Hummingbird,DentonCharlotte L. Choice, Denton Community Youth Fashionsfor the Cure, 528 Chambers St., DentonCherilyn R. Thomas, GZ Web Solutions, 2436 S. I-35E,No. 376-173, DentonCherilyn R. Thomas, Pass the Time Weekly Publicaitons,2436 S. I-35E, Suite 376-173, DentonChris Calma and Georgette Calma, Ace Arms LLC, 1809Vintage Drive, CorinthChris Crotwell, CMC Productions, 1416 Belhaven St.,DentonChristopher Lavezo and Bradley F. Santulli, DentonDelivers, 1200 Dallas Drive, Apt. 1924, DentonChristopher M. Seely, Sunset Lawns, 1308 TeasleyLane, Suite 100, DentonChristopher R. Dean, ACT.HVAC Online, 908 S. Locust,DentonChristopher R. Dean, Donkey Smugglers, 908 S. LocustSt., DentonCNP Ventures LLC and Courtney Page, Texas Steel, 309Thistle Ridge, DentonColin D. Muncy, Custom Process Systems, 1004Manhattan Drive, DentonDaniel J. James Jr., R&M Plumbing, 401 Keyes Lane,Cross RoadsDaniel P. Van Bunnen, The Danmark Group, 2313Bowling Green St., DentonDarla S. Mullen and Kenneth D. Mullen, CountryComputer Store, 5600 Bridle Path, AubreyDarla S. Mullen and Kenneth D. Mullen, Southern Belle,712 S. Highway 377, AubreyDarren A. Weir and Reva J. Weir, Unhinged Creative,2421 Chestnut Drive, Little ElmDavid A. Petty, Sanger Indian Youth Baseball Club,6375 Canyon Road, Sanger

David B. Tate, D and B Lawn Care, 15 The Briars,CorinthDavid J. Miller and Tommy D. Sanderson, Pigout, 10692Fincher Road, ArygleDavid L. DelCourt II, Magnolia Station, 110 E. LibertySt., Pilot PointDavid Whitworth, Ashli Oaks, 5301 E. McKinney,DentonDebra J. Morris, Peers for Pink, 901 Caublestone HillDrive, ArgyleDonna L. Adkins, ASIF, 4891 Masch Branch Road, No.16, KrumDuane White Ministries Inc., Water 10:42, 625 DallasDrive, Suite 450, DentonDung La, Vstar Nails, 1019 Hickory Creek Blvd., HickoryCreekDwayne R. Waters, Briscoe Alignment and Tire, 822 S.Elm, DentonDwayne Waters Inc., Briscoe Alignment and Tire,822 S.Elm, DentonEmily R. Mooney, CC & Lou, 5716 Balmorhea Drive,ArgyleEric N. Burks, Firehouse Pool Care, 8341 NauisotaDrive, ArgyleEric S. Smith, Lake Hills Dental Care, 3901 FM2181,Suite 100, CorinthFarmer Roofing System Inc., True Built Construction,P.O. Box 50597, DentonGary K. Barndt, Gary Kyle and the No Standards Band,16 Oak Circle, Hickory CreekGeorgette L. Taylor, A Blissful Traveler, 3203 Blake St.,CorinthGeorgette L. Taylor, A Blissful Woman Enterprises,3203 Blake St., CorinthGeorgette L. Taylor, Blissful Travels, 3203 Blake St.,CorinthGerald D. Goodgame, Goodgame Construction, 704Aspen, DentonGlenn C. Jacobs, Paddles Unlimited, 3101 ForrestridgeDrive, DentonGrace W. Bragg, Grace Moore, Lonnie S. Poole and ScottPoole, Graceful Creations Airbrush Tanning, 7304Sunburst Trail, DentonGregory L. Crawford, Clarity Aero, 624 W. UniversityDrive, Suite 304, DentonHassan Khosravi, Comfort Storage, 3285 El DoradoParkway, Little ElmJames B. Christman and Jeffrey T. Painter, ChristmanCable Utilities, 7118 FM2450, SangerJames B. Christman, Christman Cable PlacementService, 202 Mission St., DentonJames C. Gilmore and Gilmorecorp Business ServicesLLC, National Powersport Services, 3412 Evening Wind,DentonJames C. Gilmore and Gilmorecorp Business ServicesLLC, NPS Business Services, 3412 Evening Wind,DentonJames D. Martin, Pool Connection, 7 Indian Trail,Hickory CreekJames R. Krause and Jim Krause, Stage 1 Media, 11705Oakbrook Court, DentonJames T. Howard, Howard Mortuary and ProfessionalServices, 1605 W. Bolivar St., SangerJamie D. Currey, Accounting Team Search, 616B MainSt., Lake DallasJamie D. Currey, JD Currey Company, 616B Main St.,Lake DallasJamie D. Currey, JD Currey Enterprises, 616B Main St.,Lake DallasJane C. Hall and JH2 Enterprises LLC, Infinity 13Studios, 2531B W. Prairie, DentonJane L. Winegor, United We Dance, 3952 PR2718,AubreyJeannette T. Stephens, Netters Ventures, 2312Stonegale Circle, DentonJeff Bell and Big Trombone, Weinberger's Deli ofDenton, 311 E. Hickory St., Suite 110, DentonJeff Tucker, Muddy Feet Concrete Pumping, 700Lafayette Drive, DentonJeffrey S. Gamble, Pure Trains, 8000 Oak Creek Lane,DentonJennifer L. Dean and Jill D. Vierling, JOOJ Productions,2430 Lake Ridge Circle, SangerJennifer L. Terry, MediCheck, 2736 Stallion Drive, LittleElmJeong S. Luy, Joe's Pizza & Pasta, 2800 FM455W,SangerJeremy G. Buller, Timothy A. Odom, Kelly R. Upshawand Michael A. Upshaw, The Hope Trust, 3924 WinstonDrive, Denton


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Jerod W. Chamber, Chambers Productions, 2404Thunderbrick Drive, Little ElmJerry D. Dooley, Quiet Leap Promotional MarketingSolutions, 905 Crescent St., DentonJohn C. Redden, JC Redden Consulting LLC, 1910Wickersham Lane, CorinthJordan E. Dillon, Rafter JD Livestock, 1410 MeltonRoad, SangerJose Villalobos, All Auto Repair, 5313 Fishtrap Road,DentonJoseph C. Rowe Sr. and Tisaina A. Rowe, RoweCommercial Construction, 2602 Stone Creek Lane,CorinthJudith J. Beltran, Stuff 301, 301 S. Locust, DentonJulie A. Maren, Julsnook, 1502 Ash Lane, CorinthJustin W. Bell, jumpstartmarketplace.com, 323 StatelyOak, Lake DallasKathy Arrington, Financial Professionals Placement,10712 Southland Drive, DentonKatrina L. Rogers, Aunt KK's Lil' Monkeys, 6320Thoroughbred Trail, DentonKeri G. King, Dazzlin' Dixies, 1307 Squires Lane, AubreyKevin Kuntz, Corinth Wholesale Electronics, 4251FM2181, Building 230, Room 134, CorinthKristina M. Elrod, Savage Tan, 65 Kramer Lane, SangerL. Banks Inc., Force Home Services Plumbing, 1007Shady Oaks, Suite 102, DentonLance E. Yuzbick, Lean Bodies by Lance, 1819 AndoverLane, CorinthLee A. Bunn, Next Gen Audio and Video, 504Hummingbird Drive, Little ElmLinda B. Langford, Little Elm Festival Association, 100W. El Dorado Parkway, P.O. Box 976, Little ElmLittle Asia Inc., Little Asia, 7650 S. I-35E, Suite 108,CorinthLuke L. Ofokaire, Dover Solutions Services, 4211 Creek

Falls Drive, CorinthMargaret A. Watt, Pretty Pout, 1004 W. Oak, DentonMaria M. Agunada, 24 Hour Towing, 3211A Fort WorthDrive, DentonMaria M. Avalos, Smoke N Blow Headshop, 9100

Teasley Lane, DentonMark D. Stuart, Blue Heron Pool Service, 611 GraysonLane, Lake DallasMark R. Burke, Mad World Records, 115 W. Hickory,Denton

Mary E. O'Dell, Aubrey Texas Insurance, 26615 U.S.Highway 380, Suite 120, AubreyMary S. Dorwaldt, Joseph's Hair Salon, 901A S. Elm,DentonMatthew D. Armstrong, Pilot Point Chiropractic and

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Mauricio E. Olmedo, On Time, 3057 Morning Star Drive,Little ElmMaximino Villarreal, DGO Landscaping Services, 201 N.Shady Shores, Lot 121, Lake DallasMayhill Behavioral Health LLC and Steve Page, MayhillHospital, 2809 Mayhill Road, DentonMcNulty and Associates Inc., McNulty Electric, 4209Carlisle Court, ArgyleMegan M. Willis, Tres Sweet Designs, 1200 DallasDrive, Apt. 1313, DentonMelissa J. Hood, April Fresh Janitorial, 301 SpurlockDrive, KrumMichael A. Fowler and Raymond S. Luce, StealthScientific, 1859 Vintage Court, CorinthMichael A. Smith, Southwest Lawn Care, 2789 CoyoteTrail, Little ElmMildred M. Bell, Bell Consulting, 1601 Wellington Drive,DentonMiller Marks Jr., Marks Inc., 811 Fort Worth Drive,DentonMisty L. Hodges and Patrick L. Hodges, P&M Transport,401 N. Shady Shores Drive, No. 25, Lake DallasNatasha L. Guernsey, Light It Up Electric, 3068 MorningStar Drive, Little ElmNathan Allen, Chelsea E. Bohrer, Christopher A.Semmelbeck, Aaron D. Stoner and Trenton J. Wheeler,Seryn, 2304 Westview Trail, DentonOgonna Nwany Anwu, Peglif, 911 Bernard St., DentonOliver Steinke, BWS Rentals, 1833 Canvas Back, AubreyOscar O. Olimah, Nature Fresh Cleaners, 3210Fallmeadow St., Apt. 214A, DentonPenny J. Reid, Reid & Reid Recovery, 4114 Creek HillLane, CorinthPhyllis H. Stout and Summer S. Wilkinson, Grace, Loveand Glitz, 6260 Crow Wright, SangerRabije Beciri, Gentis Pizza and Pasta, 250 FM2449,PonderRandal J. Beamon, Cool Guy Productions, 3022 N. BellAve., DentonRichard E. Appling II, Any Lab Test Now, 2501 W. OakSt., DentonRichard G. Mapplebeck and David M. Snow, YorkshireTrim, 200 Highland Circle, Little ElmRoberto S. Ayala, Master Cutz Lawn Care, 10 RogersCircle, KrumRobin A. Durham, Rhinestone Redneck Designs, 1807Avon Drive, Corinth

Robin K. Moore, Organo Gold, 3057 Lakefield Drive,Little ElmRoger L. Bussell, Stoney Storage, 1621 Amanda Court,PonderRonald J. O'Leary, Windsor Studios, 2500 John Drive,DentonRonda B. Ray, One Reformation International, 9620Smoot Lane, ArgyleRonda B. Ray, True Path Publishers, 9620 Smoot Lane,ArygleRosaura Cruz, Lenses on Wheels, 3529 Lipizzan Br.,DentonRoy D. Gartman, Paintless Auto Body, 501 Shell Drive,Shady ShoresRoy L. Bryant, Robson Ranch Computer Club, 9804Sandstone Drive, DentonRussell W. Dickinson II, Floor Pros, 3506 MeadowviewDrive, CorinthRussell W. Dickinson II, North Texas Flooring Design,3506 Meadowview Drive, CorinthRyan J. Shriver, Missions Minded Media, 4251 FM2181,Suite 230, No. 244, CorinthRyan T. Jackson, Ryan Jackson and Associates, 9111Lelond Drive, ArgyleSandra K. Speigel, Holy Cow Ranch, 8384 CrestviewRoad, SangerScott A. Willenborg, S&S Outfitters, 7120 SunburstTrail, DentonScottie L. Smith II, Tecami LLC, 1201 Paco Trail, DentonShakil Ahmed, J's Cheaper Cigarettes, 834 UniversityDrive, DentonSharon Braswell and Gerald L. Webb Jr., Braswell &Webb, 3406 Meadowview Drive, CorinthSharon Braswell and Gerald L. Webb Jr., Texas LicensedInvestigators, 3408 Meadowview Drive, CorinthShin & Jeong Investments Inc., Classic Donut, 900 E.McCart St., Suite 400, KrumSonia D. Jackson, Soapfresh Body Care, 2540Persimmon Drive, Little ElmStephanie M. Howard, Mad Batter Cakery, 2366 Big SkyTrail, PonderStephen Johnson and Ellen Ryfle, Banter, 219 W. OakSt., DentonSteven A. Zarella, Fourth Circle Enterprises, PMB200,3436 S. I-35E, Suite 376, DentonTedashII L. Anderson, Unashamed Ministries, 3609Ranchman Blvd., DentonTerry L. Allen, Shawl Ministries, 1609 Duck Creek Road,Sanger

Thomas A. Naylor, DFW Auction Services, 515 Rock HillRoad, AubreyThomas A. Renick, Murals by Renick, 4606 BaytreeAve., DentonTim Beck, Brad Book and Tim R. Pfohl, Lakeway GroupLLC, 8630 Normandy Way, ArgyleTim Trawick, Abbey Underground, 101 W. Hickory St.,DentonTim Trawick, Underground, 101 W. Hickory St., DentonTimothy G. Coston, Above and Beyond HandymanServices, 78 Robins Nest, Lake DallasTimothy J. Hamm, Shade Tree Solar Screens andWindow Treatments, 112 Parker Parkway, AubreyTita M. Bermudez, Las Cazuelas Restaurant, 412 PortAllen Drive, Little ElmTodd M. Wiseman, Wiseman Referral Service, 1425Park Palisades? Drive, CorinthTodd W. Judy, Integrity Repair and Maintenance, 624

W. University, Suite 143, DentonToi N. Pearson, Box Dance Collective, 2100 SpencerRoad, No. 4021, DentonTracy M. Stevenson, Main Street Texas Processing,3520 St. Johns Drive, DentonVan A. Eisenmann III, Retail Design Consulting, 2704Pottery Trail, CorinthVerdonna J. Brundige, Addison Burk Designs, 5475Summit Trace, Cross RoadsWaliani Global Trade Inc., The Humidor, Golden TriangleMall, 2201 S. I-35E, No. TR-18, DentonWayne M. Miner, Alison Holdings Corp., 3039 MorningStar Drive, Little ElmWhitney D. Waller, Gypsy Treasure, 604 W. Hickory St.,DentonWilliam D. Bornholdt, 930 N. Locust St., DentonWilliam D. Monroe, DM Services, 6200 Deer Run Road,SangerZackary C. McDowell, Zack McDowell, 214 LivingstonDrive, Hickory CreekZhihua Jiang, Oriental Express, 403 N. Stemmons St.,Sanger

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Lease: Hamilton UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 93.53-acre unit, N.R. Fox Survey, A-1252; 5.6miles NE of ForestburgField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: McKown “A” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 125.12-acre unit, SP RR Co./T.B. HardwickSurvey, No. 22, A-1599; 1.5 miles NE ofRosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: McKown “A” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 125.12-acre unit, SP RR Co./T.B. HardwickSurvey, No. 22, A-1599; 1.5 miles NE ofRosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: McKown UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 127.21-acre unit, J.P. Bailey Survey, A-70; 1.6miles N of RosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: McKown “A” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 125.12-acre unit, J. Guffey Survey, A-1545;1.5 miles NE of RosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 10,000'

Lease: McKown “C”

Operator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 40-acre lease, J. Guffey Survey, A-1545; 1.4miles NE of RosstonField: WildcatTotal Depth: 10,500'

Lease: Nutter UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 108.84-acre unit, J. Wilcox Survey, A-1609;7.9 miles SW of MuensterField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8221'

Lease: OBN Payne Ranch “A”Operator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 506.32-acre unit, BBB&C RR Co. Survey, No.23, A-136; 6.2 miles SW of MuensterField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8806'

Lease: Ruth Estate UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 130.41-acre unit, J.P. Bailey Survey, A-70; 1.6miles N of RosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: Ruth Estate UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 130.41-acre unit, J.P. Bailey Survey, A-70; 1.6miles N of RosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 9000'

Lease: Settle “B” UnitOperator: EOG Resources Inc.Location: 140-acre unit, S. Dillingham Survey, A-324;3.8 miles N of RosstonField: East Newark (Barnett Shale)Total Depth: 8435'

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75034Edge Geo LLC, Edge Geo LLC, 15222 King Road, Suite601, Little Elm

75065Stephanie Pitts And Randi Weinberg, T-shirt Junkie, 14Oak Circle, Hickory Creek

75068Ada Nailah Drayden, Water To Wine, 14520 EaglemontDrive, Little ElmAlcon Services Inc., Alcon Services Inc., 2928 PaintHorse Trail, Little ElmBrian Keith Petty, Interstate K9 Consultants, 1908Peppertree Drive, Little ElmChimney Fish LLC, Chimney Fish LLC, 937 Lake WorthTrail, Little ElmCity Church Global Ministries, City Church GlobalMinistries, 2213 Hickory Drive, Little ElmElizabeth Garcia, Lunazul Fashion Accessories, 15104Lone Spring Drive, Little ElmHassan Khosravi-Najafabadi, Comfort Storage, 3285 W.Eldorado Parkway, Little ElmJadrien Sheehan and Ryan Sheehan, Timeless WeddingImpressions, 809 Lake Forest Trail, Little ElmJason D. Davis, Game Set Go, 1657 Stonehaven Place,Little ElmJhana Dudley, Just Jhana, 2337 Magnolia Drive, LittleElmJonathan Giddens, GP Racing Enterprises, 1909Bradford Pear Square, Little ElmKenneth Eugene Gaines Sr., Gaines Unlimited Detail,1024 Lake Trail Drive, Little ElmTimothy David Malmer, Royal Pencraft, 1417 TurtleCove Drive, Little ElmTPR Holdings Inc., Viking Armory/The Pink Rifle, 1954Joe Pool Drive, Little ElmWilliam A. Stepchinski Jr., Get Tanked, 1585 ChivalryLane, Little Elm

76201A. Marie Nelson, Cheeps & Critters, 317 S. Elm St.,DentonA. Marie Nelson, Never A Dull Moment ToolSharpening, 317 S. Elm St., DentonAmerican Tobacco House Inc., J's Cheaper Cigarettes,834 W. University Drive, DentonAppling Holdings LLC, Any Lab Test Now, 2501 W. OakSt., Suite 103, Denton Barbara Denise Johnson, Forthtelling Word, 292 W.University Drive, DentonBrandon T. Starkweather, Starkweather Development,1003 Hillcrest St., DentonBrandon T. Starkweather, Your Cloud, 1003 Hillcrest St.,Denton Brilliant Technologies Inc., Brilliant Technologies Inc.,300 N. Elm St., Suite 102, DentonBSD Marketing Services LLC, Work and Hunt Outdoors,210 S. Elm St., Suite 107, DentonChristopher Flusche, Texas IT Pros, 513 S. Locust St.,DentonEnoch J. Basnett, EJ Basnett Hardware Company, 425Bernard St., Apt. 207, DentonHunter Brian Whatley, Dye-To-Tie, 314 Marietta St.,Denton Ignacio Diaz, Ectasy Unisex Salon, 410 N. Texas Blvd.,DentonJerry Dooley, Quietleap Promotional MarketingSolutions, 905 Crescent St., Denton

Jose Felix Calixto and Yolanda Calixto, Cindy's House ofMusic No. 2, 608 W. University Drive, DentonJudith A. Olson, Wax Bar, 116 N. Austin St., DentonLinwood Roberson Florist LLC, Linwood RobersonFlorist LLC, 501 W. Hickory St., Denton Redbox Automated Retail LLC, Redbox AutomatedRetail LLC, 116 W. University Drive, Denton Stiff Peaks Confections LLC, Stiff Peaks, 706 S. LocustSt., Denton

76205Akers Towing LLC, Akers Towing, 717 Dallas Drive,DentonAll About Imports LLC, All About Imports, 896 SWoodrow Lane, DentonCommercial Tool & Equipment Service Inc., CommercialTool & Equipment Service Inc., 1004 S. Woodrow Lane,DentonCorena White, Chic Fleur Decor, 2110 McCormick St.,DentonJosie Kaptain, By Josie, 927 E. Prairie St., DentonLegends Athletic Supply Inc., Legends Athletic Supply,1032 Shady Oaks Drive, Suite 100, DentonMelany Jo Miller, Melany's Boutique, 1200 DallasDrive, Apt. 723, DentonPure Beauty Salons & Boutiques Inc., Trade Secret, No.7311, 2201 S. I-35E, Suite S11, DentonSharon Louise Simon, C&S Kettle Korn and More, 1400Deer Trail, DentonSonia Beatriz Cuenca, Joyeria Bryan, 268 N. I-35E,DentonTitlemax of Texas Inc., Titlemax of Denton, 501 N. I-35E, DentonWaliani Global Trade Inc., The Humidor, 2201 S. I-35E,DentonWitron Integrated Logistics Inc., Witron IntegratedLogistics Inc., 1801 S. Loop 288, Denton

76207Asha D. Malone, Made Accessories, 3701 PheasantHollow, DentonManar Enterprises LLC, Interstate Communications,6420 N. I-35, DentonRobinson Restoration and Service LLC, RobinsonRestoration and Service, 5210 Dakota Lane, Denton United Fence Contractors Inc., Hurricane Fence, 2200 I-35W, Denton

76208Completion Resources LLC, Completion Resources LLC,8516 Stallion St., DentonDarrell William Halk, 4106 Windy Meadow Drive, CorinthDefender Supply LLC, Defender Supply, 3737 MingoRoad, Suite 104, DentonJeni Hehmke, Landscape Treasures, 5529 WoodlandHills Drive, DentonJill Marie Haire, MCT Enterprises, 912 TallahasseeDrive, Denton Judith B. Camacho, JC's Boutique, 1800 Brinker Road,Suite 280, DentonMartin Labrada Ramirez, Lokos Auto Sound, 2601 S.Mayhill Road, Trailer 204A, Denton Sweeper King Inc., Sweeper King Inc., 6504 Daisy Drive,DentonThe Impala Shop LLC, The Impala Shop LLC, 3330 E.University Drive, Denton

76209Alexis Teran, Sculpture Imports, 1114 Frame St., Apt. 5,

DentonElizabeth Dianne Shuman, Madness Comics and Games,111 E. University Drive, Suite 112, DentonJason Edward Caraway, Aqua Force Pool Service, 1609Wayne St., DentonKristi Leigh Schkade, Plagiarized Pseudonym, 2727 N.Locust St., DentoMatthew Aaron Kelling, Media Handyman, 3008 AnysaLane, Denton Technology Resource Center of America LLC, TechnologyResource Center of America LLC, 2600 Virginia Circle,Denton Tobias Lyons and Simon Lyons, Just Ink Industries,2003 Kayewood Drive, Denton

76210Brent Allen Cody, Cody Irrigation & Landscape, 9500Glen Falls Lane, Denton Cesar Rodriguez, RLCC, 3900 Teasley Lane, Lot 171,DentonDavid Brent Tate, D&B Lawncare, 15 The Briars, CorinthHaute Sauces LLC, Haute Sauces, 1708 Buena VistaDrive, DentonNysh Corinth LLC, Nysh Corinth LLC, 4271 FM2181,Suite 308, CorinthSandy Portier, SP Home Services, 2513 WestheimerRoad, Denton SKG Ventures LLC, H&H Ranch, 400 Ryan Road, DentonSteven Alfred Schiemann, Steve SchiemannPhotography, 2704 Skyview Drive, Corinth

76226Angel Veterinary Center of Flower Mound PC, AngelVeterinary Center of Flower Mound, 109 Shadow WoodDrive, ArgyleBrowder Development LLC, Browder Development LLC,205 Hickory Ridge Court, ArgyleKathrine Margaret Denton, Denton Computer Concepts,240 Oak Ridge Lane, ArgyleLegends of Texas Group LLC, Legends of Texas GroupLLC, 4508 Lacewood Drive, DentonPaul Tubbs, Argyle Photography Studio, 4277 S. BonnieBrae St., ArgyleRicky T. Roussel, Ricky T. Roussel, 6016 CreekwayDrive, DentonRosalba Rosario, Olivia Balloon Decoration, 503Mulberry Drive, Bartonville

76227Amy Elise Fuller, Frilly Girl Designs, 210 Quail Run,AubreyCarl K. McClure, Carl's Equipment Repair, 26626 U.S.Highway 380E, Little Elm

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119 Loophole Private Club, 119 W. Hickory St., Denton,$8,232.70American Legion Post 550, 905 N. Foundation Drive,Pilot Point, $826.14Andy's Private Club, 122 N. Locust St., Suite B, Denton,$4,734.52Applebee's Neighborhood Grill, 707 S. I-35E, Denton,$11,171.30Applebee's Neighborhood Grill, 2672 FM423, Little Elm,$0Aramark Educational Services, 303 Administration St.,Hubbard, Denton, $14.84Ashton Gardens, 2001 Ashton Gardens Lane, Corinth,$1,034.32B.P.O.E. Denton, No. 2446, 228 E. Oak St., Denton,$1,543.22Best Western Atrea Crown Chase, 2450 Brinker Road,Denton, $224.42Black-Eyed Pea, 2420 S. I-35E, Denton, $235.76Bono's Chop House & Saloon, 2025 N. U.S. Highway287, Decatur, $3,556.28Brunswick Zone – Denton, 2200 San Jacinto Blvd.,Denton, $3,578.12Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar, 1400 S. Loop 288, Suite110, Denton, $5,511.80Bully's Bar and Grill LLC, 400 S. U.S. Highway 377, PilotPoint, $493.08Cabana Beverages, 1300 N. I-35E, Denton, $255.08Carito's Club, 274 Main St., Lake Dallas, $73.78Casa Torres Mexican Restaurant, 2708 FM51, Decatur,$1,353.38Chili's Grill & Bar, 600 S. U.S. 287, Decatur, $7,132.30Chili's Grill & Bar, 8394 S. Stemmons Freeway, HickoryCreek, $3,934.42Chili's Grill & Bar, 2406 N. I-35, Denton, $4,447.24

Chilitos Private Club Inc., 619-623 S. Denton Drive, LakeDallas, $174.86Cool Beans, 1210 W. Hickory St., Denton, $6,680.66Courtyard by Marriott, 2800 Colorado Blvd., Denton,$524.16Crazy Horse Saloon and Dance Hall, 508 S. Elm St.,Suite A, Denton, $2,503.34Dan's Silverleaf, 103 Industrial St., Denton, $5,827.08Decatur Civic Center, 2010 W. US380, Decatur, $745.50Decatur Golf Private Club, 211 Country Club Road,Decatur, $117.60Decatur Golf Private Club, 211 Country Club Road,Decatur, $153.44Denton Country Club, 1213 Country Club Road, Argyle,$2,545.06El Chico, No. 106, 2201 S. I-35E, Denton, $545.86El Fenix-Denton Texas, 2229 S. I-35E, Denton,$2,305.38El Guapo's, 419 S. Elm St., Denton, $2,875.60Ernesto's Mexican Restaurant, 10279 E. FM455, Suite1, Pilot Point, $2,516.78Frilly's, 1803 S. U.S. 287, Decatur, $4,445.42Good Eats, No. 729, 5812 N. I-35, Denton, $512.54Hannahs, 111 W. Mulberry St., Denton, $6,251Hannahs, 111 W. Mulberry St., Denton, $5,292.98Hilton Garden Inn – Denton, 3110 Colorado Blvd.,Denton, $427.70Hooligans Private Club, 104 N. Locust St., Denton,$8,709.26Hooters, 985 S. I-35E, Denton, $5,873.28II Charlies Private Club, 809 Sunset St., Denton,$10,078.46JR Pockets Club, 1127 Fort Worth Drive, Denton,$4,975.88

JR Pockets Club, 1127 Fort Worth Drive, Denton,$5,489.82Jackie's, 201 Main St., Lake Dallas, $2,742.32Jag Private Club Inc., 119 S. Elm St., Denton, $5,201.98Joey's Ristorante Italiano, 26735 E. U.S. Highway 380,Little Elm, $1,203.44Johnny Carino's Italian, 1516 Centre Place Drive,Denton, $2,461.20Johnny G's, 130 Canyon Oaks Drive, Argyle, $1,211Keiichi, 500 N. Elm St., Denton, $597.24Kobe Sushi & Steak LLC, 2832 Eldorado Parkway, Suite208, Little Elm, $371.28La Milpa Mexican Restaurant Inn, 820 S. I-35E, Unit 1,Denton, $835.80La Milpa Mexican Restaurant Inn, 820 S. I-35E, Unit 1,Denton, $315.70Lake Dallas Point Restaurant, 303 Swisher Road, No.100, Lake Dallas, $2,852.08Lone Oak Bar & Grill, 1434 Centre Place Drive, Denton,$1,120.14Los Charros, 2763 E. Eldorado Parkway, Suite 105, LittleElm, $1,008.28Los Jalapenos Restaurant, 420 W. Eldorado Parkway,Little Elm, $124.60Love Shack, 113 E. Hickory St., Denton, $0Lowbrows Beer and Wine Garden, 200 W. WashingtonSt., Pilot Point, $565.46Lucky Lous, 1207 W. Hickory St., Denton, $17,408.44Mable Peabody's Beauty Parlor, 1125 E. UniversityDrive, Suite 107, Denton, $2,569.70Mellow Mushroom, 217 E. Hickory St., Denton, $0Meritt Ranch Beverage LLC, 2946 W. Ganzar Road,Denton, $265.86Mi Sueno Club, 2648 E. FM407, Suite 150, Bartonville,

$2,570.68Miguelito's, 420E McKinney St., Suite 100, Denton,$1,578.22Miquelito's, 241 E. McCart St., Krum, $396.62Norman Heitz Memorial Post 104, 501 Thompson Drive,Lake Dallas, $2,200.94Oakmont Country Club, 1200 Clubhouse Drive, Corinth,$3,360On The Border, 2829 S. I-35E, Denton, $7,416.50Outback Steakhouse, 300 S. I-35E, Denton, $5,076.54Pei Wei Asian Diner, 1931 S. Loop 288, Suite 130,Denton, $196.98VFW Post 2205, 909 Sunset St., Denton, $2,270.52Pilot Point Columbus Club, 221 N. Prairie St., PilotPoint, $11.62Pourhouse Sports Grill, 3350 Unicorn Lake Blvd.,Denton, $6,377Prairie House Restaurant, 10001 U.S. 380, Cross Roads,$2,009.56Raphael's Restaurante Mexicano, 26615 E. U.S. 380,Suite 1, Aubrey, $1,639.96Red Lobster, No. 6349, 2801 S. I-35E, Denton,$3,185.84Ringers, 807 Eagle Drive, Denton, $2,136.40Riprock's, 1211 W. Hickory St., Denton, $10,728.06Riprock's, 1211 W. Hickory St., Denton, $10,455.62Rockin' Rodeo, 1009 Avenue C, Denton, $11,249Rocky's Sports Bar, 2000 W. University Drive, Denton,$3,772.44Rooster's Roadhouse, 113 Industrial St., Denton,$3,726.10RT's Social Club Inc., 1100 Dallas Drive, Suite 124,Denton, $11,046.28Ruben's Ballroom, 1982 E. Highway 380, Decatur, $0Ruby-Jeans Social Club Inc., 309 N. FM156, Ponder,$994.98Savannah Grill LLC, 26781 E. U.S. 380, Little Elm, $952Schmitty's, 407 W. Eldorado Parkway, Suite 1, LittleElm, $611.24South Beach Taco Factory, 114 N. State St., Decatur,

$359.52Sweetie Pie's Ribeyes, 201 W. Main St., Decatur,$646.10Sweetwater Grill & Tavern, 115 S. Elm St., Denton,$8,175.86Texas Land & Cattle Steak House, 8398 S. StemmonsFreeway, Hickory Creek, $2,106.02Texas Roadhouse, 2817 S. I-35E, Denton, $5,237.82The Abbey Inn, 101 W. Hickory St., Denton, $6,463.52The Fry Street Tavern Inc., 121 Ave. A, Denton,$7,675.64The Garage, 113 Ave. A, Denton, $8,105.30The Labb Club, 218 W. Oak St., Denton, $5,107.34The Lion's Den, 2700 E. Eldorado Parkway, Suite 250,Little Elm, $6,487.74The Lion's Den, 2700 E. Eldorado Parkway, Suite 250,Little Elm, $4,847.78The Olive Garden Italian Restaurant, 2809 S. I-35E,Denton, $4,499.74Three Fins Seafood Grill, 2303 S. I-35E, Denton,$1,458.52University Lanes, 1212 E. University Drive, Denton,$2,015.72Verona Pizza Italian Restaurant, 201 N. U.S. 287,Decatur, $168Villa Grande Mexican Restaurant, Vitty's Club Inc., 1776Teasley Lane, Suite 102, Denton, $5,001.78Wild Horse Grill, 9400 Ed Robson Blvd., Denton,$2,344.72Wingstar, No. C316, 4271 FM2181, Corinth, $28.70

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The following mixed beverage tax information was issued by the State Comptroller’s office for February. The list includes the name of the business, address, and reported tax.

SALES TAXCastle Manor Corporation, Castle Manor Corporation,2380 W. Sherman Drive, AubreyJeffrey Russell Myer, Jeff's Online Steals and Deals,8932 Tucker St., CrossroadsMegan Winkler Schmitt, Pies In The Sky, 1486Providence Blvd., Little ElmRandy O'Dell, CLI Concrete Contractors, 1509 CardinalWay, AubreySigns of Business LLC, Signs of Business, 1321 BristolLane, Little ElmStingley Construction Inc., Stingley Construction Inc.,1003 Tipps Road, Cross Roads

76234Beggs Enterprises LLC, Beggs Enterprises LLC, 3857FM2264, DecaturCindy Latonne Ellis, Expressions, 1208 S. FM51, SuiteR, DecaturMac's Beverage Barn LLC, Mac's Beverage Barn, 103 N.Highway 287, DecaturPrimitivo Sierra, Primos Taqueria, 312 E. Walnut St.,DecaturTimber Ridge Archery LLC, Timber Ridge Archery LLC,3936 S. Highway 287, DecaturTonya Briscoe, The Unique Boutique, 120 E. Main St.,Decatur

76249Loretta Scott-Gober, Country Bumpkin Creations, 301Cheyenne Trail, KrumVirginia McDonald, Mimi's Memorables, 318 W. BrittonSt., Krum

76258Smokin' Cantina Inc., The Smokin’ Cantina, 1017 N.Highway 377, Pilot Point

76266Bobby's Satellite & RV Services LLC, Bobby's Satellite& RV Services LLC, 135 Ringneck Drive, SangerCGBeads Inc., CGBeads Inc., 703 N. 5th St., SangerJeong Soon Luy, Joe's Pizza & Pasta, 2800 FM455W,SangerPhyllis Stout and Summer Wilkinson, Grace Love andGlitz, 6260 Crow Wright Road, SangerYi-Heng Inc., Oriental Express, 403 N. Stemmons St.,Sanger


CERTIFICATES OF OCCUPATION7-Eleven Convenience Store, 1223 McCormick St.All About Imports, 896 S. Woodrow LaneCentury 21 Judge Fite, 2421 Louise St.Cerberus Arms LLC, 723 S. I-35E, No. 205City Finance, 1005 W. University Drive, No. 101Country Park LP, 1606 E. McKinney St.Davanti Salon, 1800 S. Loop 288, No. 222Dave Gerdes, 1811 Shady Oaks, No. 120FCI Multi-Family, 421 Eagle DriveForest Real Estate, 112 Dallas Drive, No. 400Game X Change, 610 W. UniversityInfinity 13 Studios, 2531 W. PrairieIron Stop Inc., 3923 Morse St., No. 120KJT Group, 529 Bolivar St., No. 101Latter House Glory, 1109 Johnson St.Lokos Auto Sound, 1230 Duncan St.Lone Star Conversion LLC, 2710 GeeslingLone Star OEM Sales, S. 723 I-35E, No. 106Mad World Records, 115 W. Hickory St.Martin Accounting Services, 509 S. LocustRamsgate Apartments, 1407 Bernard St.Scholars Inn Apartments, 2409 Charlotte St.Scholars Inn Apartments, 2411 Charlotte St.Scholars Inn Apartments, 2413 Charlotte St.Scripture Doctors Park, 1614 Scripture St., No. 100Side Walk Bistro, 2900 Wind River Lane, No. 132Summit Properties, 2508 W. Hickory St.Sunset Lawns, 2401 Worthington Drive, No. 112Wheatridge MFG, 5001 Dakota Lane, No. 100

COMMERCIAL City of Denton, 1221 N. Bonnie BraeCity of Denton, 2428 Hickory Creek

COMMERCIAL ALTERATION717 Stemmons Partners, 723 S. I-35E, No. 126All About Imports LLC, 896 S. Woodrow LaneAllegiance Hillview LP, 2700 W. University Drive, No.1054Campus Park Denton Ltd., 1541 Meadow St.

Lone Star Conversions, 2710 GeeslingRick Appling, 2501 W. Oak, No. 101Rick Appling, 2501 W. Oak, No. 102Rocky Haire, 1120 N. Locust St.RR Marketplace LP, 2700 W. University Drive, No. 1060Saratan Corp. II, 603 N. LocustSaratan Corp. II, 108 W. CongressSurgical Dermatology, 2817 S. Mayhill Road, No. 115Tetra Pak Materials Inc., 3300 Airport RoadVibe Investment Partnership, 311 E. Hickory St., No.120Viral Patel, 2410 S. I-35E

RESIDENTALAHY LC420 Hettie St., $95,094.90Beazer Homes3213 Capetown Drive, $201,282.543404 Capetown Drive, $247,416.69DR Horton3317 Buckthorn Lane, $204,964.433301 Hornbeam St., $180,815.703512 Hornbeam St., $203,144.593516 Hornbeam St., $212,499.811101 Nora Lane, $219,968.93908 Regency Court, $286,084.104500 Shagbark Drive, $202,642.58Mercedes Homes3008 Montebello Drive, $246,012.31

3012 Montebello Drive, $325,964.123440 Tuscan Hills Circle, $269,310.58Meritage Homes—Irving3316 Capetown, $292,473.89nyx Homes LP5512 Balmorhea, $196,596.775708 Granbury, $222,573.325617 Millers Creek, $222,573.32Randy Tudor1071 Thomas J. Egan Road, $237,498.60Robson Denton Development LP9200 Compton St., $215,150.248908 Crestview Drive, $339,138.63Shepherd Place Homes1209 Allen Court, $164,641.09Wickwood Development933 Thomas J. Egan, $301,122.74

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