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LeAnne Brown: Were you represented by legal council when you were going through the process of the 1 SUP? 2 3 Kara Brewer: Yes, I was. 4 5 LeAnne Brown: Were you also working with an architectural firm that had done a fair amount of this type of 6 work in Orange County? Weren’t you working with Phil Post and Associates? 7 8 Kara Brewer: I was. Yes. 9 10 LeAnne Brown: Do you recall Mr. Harvey telling you that you needed a SUP? 11 12 Kara Brewer: I do, yes. 13 14 LeAnne Brown: Do you disagree with his testimony that you did appeal within 30 days of his decision that 15 you were required to have a SUP? 16 17 Kara Brewer: I’m not exactly sure what that means. I mean I never disagreed or never thought that I was 18 not going for the SUP. 19 20 LeAnne Brown: Alright. Did you testify truthfully before the Board of Adjustment when you testified at the 21 hearing on the SUP? 22 23 Kara Brewer: I did. 24 25 LeAnne Brown: Have you reviewed the Minutes of the Board of Adjustment hearing? 26 27 Kara Brewer: I have. 28 29 LeAnne Brown: Do you recall when you read them that any of your testimony was misrepresented? 30 Kara Brewer: I do not recall. 31 32 LeAnne Brown: Is this an accurate reflection of your testimony at the hearing: You’re attorney asked you, 33 “And Kara, why did you choose this specific property as the site?” and you testified, “Right, so I had looked 34 at probably over the course of two years 20-30 properties, walking different ones. When we came across 35 this particular property, it’s just a beautiful property and like I said the size itself was very important to me. 36 The fact that is was 22 acres, it allows me to have very private events in the middle of the property, and 37 that was important to me. It is important to clients and also I think it will benefit the neighbors as well.” Do 38 you recall testifying to that effect? 39 40 Kara Brewer: That is correct. 41 42 LeAnne Brown: Do you recall the following testimony: You were asked by your attorney, “And can you just 43 tell us a little bit about how often you expect to be holding events at the barn, like weddings?” do you recall 44 the following testimony, “So, wedding season is primarily from May to October so it does run about six 45 months and during that time I do expect to have 1-3 events per week on the property. Off-season, which is 46 November through April, will be less on where there isn’t anything going on there will be the occasional 47 winter wedding, perhaps early spring wedding. When the barn isn’t used for weddings and wedding related 48 59