my name is is heather phillip's i want to speak on behalf of someone that didn't know about drs i took a crack at the summary portion i was impressed with the way that the concerns that were brought forgot the most pedestrian safety and open space how 0 you u how are you how are you going to might e mitigate things they were discussed for the measures that are going to be taken there's a lot of complex issues that need to be dealt with in the process that i can speak on that on behalf of saying the draft eir really addresses pretty tolerantly the concerns that folks have in the neighborhood it seems as though forest city has done it's due diligence and it reflects the community dialog thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm randy i'm the program director for the art resources and the intersection for the arts that's been referenced here several times we're part of the 5 m project and glad they're committed to the arts we've nieflt them in its refreshing and it informs the cultural of the project and the environment open cultural projects that are proposed can do a

phillip coopman who runs the downtown d.c. bike shop knows the bicyclist who died, thomas palermo. >> i he -- he was a great person. >> reporter: heather cook allegedly was driving the subaru forrester that hit the bicyclist and left the scene but allegedly returned about 20 minutes later. >> to me she looked disoriented. >> reporter: rachel beck said she couldn't have been oblivious to the situation. >> not with that damage to your windshield. >> reporter: sister station wjz confirmed bishop cook was charged with dui and marijuana possession four years ago. the marijuana charge went away, but bishop cook was ordered under supervised probation for the dui. phillip coopman worried what will get lost in all of that. thomas palermo who died on the type of bicycle he spent a lifetime building. >> he was building frames by hand and that's kind of been lost in baltimore and it was really nice to see somebody go back up there and put that kind of craftsmanship and artsmanship back into the bicycle business in baltimore. >> reporter: now the lawyer for the bishop says she is distraught about the death of the cyclist and is praying for the man