nathan sedlander. sarah vaness. peter cohen. >> i live thatnext to the walgreens. thank you for the opportunity to express my point of view as a concerned member of the neighborhood. there are a number of issues that in my analysis are difficult to change at this point in the process. where residents like myself will most of pay for the negative externalized cost, the most impactful of these is that this is a six-story height building, on a block were no building is higher than four stories. this was a provision included in the market/octavia plan; there is no doubt that the large building located at the downhill slope will have a negative impact on live in the surrounding peaks. i am supportive replacing the gas station and a dumping ground. i'm surprised we are not trying harder to keep the development in line with the existing look and feel of a great neighborhood and support the surrounding beauty as opposed to putting up a barrier that blocks itthere are two primary issues that i would like to express as a neighbor. the lack of family-friendly development; the