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and the intentions of New Horizons after moving the residents out on April 1St. In response to questions regarding sale of the property, she said the property was listed for sale in December 2004. (Clerk's Note: entered into evidence by Attorney Henderson, Exhibit 2 — a Listing Agreement with Lowes Realty) Attorney Henderson continued to question Ms. Wakefield asking whether there was any activity on the subject property after the residents were moved out. Ms. Wakefield replied that Case Management Services used the facility as a base station, and there was telephone use on the property until June 17, 2005. She described what took place after that in terms of seeking a potential buyer of the property, noting that they had been approached by a "faith -based" organization called "The Crossings," (in the early summer months of 2005) who expressed an interest in taking over the Alcohope facility. There was discussion about doing a lease purchase agreement, and The Crossings began their due diligence process, which continued until late January 2006. Ms. Wakefield identified the "Application for Sanitation Certificate" shown to her by Attorney Henderson. Said Certificate, she said, was issued by the Health Department for a commercial kitchen operator's permit, which has to be renewed every year, and expires September of each calendar year. She read her comments as reflected on the form dated September 14, 2005, which states, "Facility is temporarily closed for repairs caused by Hurricane. Expect to re -open early 2006." (Clerk's Note: entered into evidence by Attorney Henderson, Exhibit 3 — copy of Application for Sanitation Certificate) April 24, 2008 25 Special Call Meeting (The Source)