The Phoenix Property One Week after Hurricane Dean - August 2007
The beachfront in front of The Phoenix lost some sand due to the high storm surge.	Typically the rocks pictured here would be covered in sand, as would the darker bases of each palm. As was previously planned, the sea wall seen in these two pictures will be rebuilt later this year.
The last remaining Dock at The Phoenix sustained a good amount of damage. This dock was scheduled for demolition later this year. We will then build a new dock for the resort.	The clean up along the beachfront of San Pedro has proceeded very quickly. Here workers clean the small amounts of sea grass that remain on the beach.
The main difference on the property is that the beachfront foilage is less dense. All of the same palm trees remain, but each has a few less palm leaves.	Soon after the storm passed through a crew of 15 workers cleared the debris Hurricane Dean deposited on the property. In a couple of days the site was back to normal.
Building A sustained no damage whatsoever due to the Hurricane.	Here is the western half of Building A, which was recently painted.
Building C sustained no structural damage either.	Building B was also not damaged. Here can be seen crew members completing the finish plaster of Building B after returning to work.
Building D was also unscathed by the storm. The handrails along D3 are being installed at this time.	This picture shows the palms that remain standing in front of Building D, which are slighly less dense than before the storm.

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