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issued for repairs, permanent or temporary, she recalled that repairs were made by their maintenance staff, which she classified "temporary repairs"; the roof had significant damage, and the photos displayed earlier showed that even in 2005 there was still blue tarp on the roof, so there would not have been applications for permits. Ms. Wakefield admitted that in October 2004, she moved residents back into the Alcohope facility and they stayed until Hanley Hall opened in April 1, 2005. She responded to questions of the time the Mobile Crisis Unit moved in (in May 2006), when power was restored, an inoperable water treatment plant, removal of furnishings by the maintenance crew, whether there was furniture when the Mobile Crisis Team moved in, and the Jones and Jones report. Attorney O'Haire questioned the Listing Agreement, in particular, the occupancy clause that states, the "property is not currently occupied by a tenant." He noted that the Agreement is dated December 6, 2004, and asked if that was a correct statement on the Listing Agreement. Ms. Wakefield said that was not a true statement; was not aware that the listing agreement was not signed by anyone. She was sure the Agreement was put into effect because Lowe's was the Realtor that managed the closing for the Source in July. She knew that they sold it, but did not know whether it was according to the terms of this listing. Attorney O'Haire objected to the Listing Agreement because it was never signed by anyone, and to the Jones correspondence as being irrelevant. He explained to Vice Chairman Davis the basis for his objection to the Listing Agreement. Ms. Wakefield responded to questions from the Board of whether a fully executed copy of the Agreement existed. She was sure there was a signed copy on file because she had conversations with the former CEO Mr. Quam who indicated that he put the property on the April 24, 2008 29 Special Call Meeting (The Source)