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Attorney O'Haire suggested that all that was heard about timelines occurred after John McCoy wrote his letter; none of it was available to John McCoy when he wrote his letter, and the Planning and Zoning Commission zeroed in on that point and chastised Planning. He concluded his presentation by introducing an audio-visual clip of the Planning & Zoning Commission meeting of 12/04/06 to show what transpired at that meeting. (Clerk's Note: entered into evidence by Attorney O'Haire, Exhibit 7, a CD of PZC meeting of 12/04/06 discussing Alcohope/New Horizons and The Source) (Clerk's Note: Administrator Baird returned at 4:02 p.m.) Commissioner Flescher requested clarification to earlier comments by Ms. Metz that she was told that "the group would have a place to land." Ms. Metz's understanding was that case workers in the field would have a place to sit down to work, without having to return to their office in Fort Pierce. The only activity she saw at the facility was in May when she witnessed a couple cars there, just before the "For Sale" sign went up. ATTORNEYHENDERSONRE-CALLEDLINDA WAKEFIELD Attorney Henderson reminded Ms. Wakefield of the Metz's statements that prior to the storms the facility looked abandoned and stayed abandoned until May 2005. Ms. Wakefield reaffirmed her prior testimony that residents were in residence immediately prior to the September 2004 hurricanes. Ms. Wakefield affirmed that the facility was evacuated due to Hurricane Frances; and that the residents were moved back in for a very brief time after Hurricane Frances had passed. She also recalled that Hurricane Jean forced another evacuation. In response to whether there April 24, 2008 42 Special Call Meeting (The Source)