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rebuilt under the grandfathering provision, and Director Keating replied affirmatively, noting that if a structure is destroyed by a storm or disaster and a national disaster is declared, it can be rebuilt; and there was no timeframe limitation on that. Commissioner O'Bryan clarified with Ms. Wakefield the timeline when electric power was lost due to hurricane Wilma on October 25, 2005, and seven months later, on May 15, 2006, was when the Mobile Crisis Team moved into the administration building. Ms. Wakefield responded affirmatively, and pointed out that it was in April, however, that they noticed there was no electric power to the site, and power was restored on April 18. She responded to further questioning from Commissioner O'Bryan regarding electric payments, the date of closing, and what had happened to the May and June electric payments. Commissioner Flescher requested that the overhead projection of the site be brought back. Ms. Wakefield, upon request, pointed out the damaged structureibuilding in question. ATTORNEY 01HAIRE CROSS-EXAMINED MS. WAKEFIELD Ms. Wakefield, in response to questions regarding her employment with New Horizons, said she was never employed by Alcohope. She gave a history of ownership of Alcohope, Inc., which she said was formed in the year 2000; New Horizons had administrative responsibility for Alcohope until it transferred to its new location at Hanley Hall in April 2005; and Alcohope's personnel were paid by New Horizons. To the question of who was running Alcohope, she said Alcohope's staff and Executive Director were staff members of New Horizon, and New Horizons was running Alcohope until the time they moved in 2005. Ms. Wakefield answered further questions regarding use of the facility after Hurricane Jeanne. In response to staff's statement that the County has no record of any building permits April 24, 2008 28 Special Call Meeting (The Source)