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Mrs. Semon asked if there were any programs available from the State. Administrator Achen replied that there is a State sponsored subsidy to personal property owners of up to 45 percent of the cost of professional removal, and that the Citys must apply for a certain amount of funding. Administrator Achen said he would have Mr. Shields contact Mrs. Semon with the details of the program. Councilmember Rowley reported that there is a dump in Anoka where the trees can be taken. She did not recall the name off -hand but suggested Mrs. Semon call the Anoka County office and they would be able to give her details. DEVELOPMENT OF GREENFIELD PLAT 3 - BONA ROAD BUILDING PERMITS - EDGEW000 DRIVE STREET IMPROVEMENTS MSP (Ziebarth- Baumgartner) to table the issue until the Council had more information available and had more time to study it. 5 ayes BAUER WELDING AND METAL FABRICATING - AMENDMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT Administator Achen reported that Bauer Welding and Metal Fabricators have requested the following changes to their Development Agreement 76 -4 with the City. All requested changes deal with the final grading, paving, drainage or landscaping of their property. 1. Site plan approved by City requires an eight foot berm along the north pro- perty line bordering Town's Edge Trailer Court. Developer requests a four foot berm with continuous plantings located on it. Request was made because of the difficult maintenance of the steep grade (hard to mow and erosion due to the narrowness of the berm). 2. Site plan approved requires an emergency drive into the property from the morth. Development agreement requires any driving service to be paved with one and one half inch bituminous and four inch Class 5 base material. Developer requests to place burmaroad (100% crushed rock) in for driving service. 3. Site plan approved requires Marshall Ash trees along the south property line. The request is to replace the trees with shallow rooting shrubs in order to protect the City services which parallel the south property line. 4. The site plan approved never required a paved run off with a diffuser system at the property line from the weir. The paving is necessary to eliminate erosion of the bonding bank, 5. The Development Agreement never adressed who would be responsible for main- tenance of the water main or hydrant. With the hydrant serving as a fire protection, it would be advantageous for the City to do the maintenance. The Planning Commission reviewed the proposed changes but took no formal action on June 8. Staff has recommended approval of all proposed amendments. Mayor Pickar stated that items 4 and 5 were overlooked in the original development agreement. He asked if there was any question as to the expenses covered in item 4. Administrator Achen stated that Bauer Welding was in agreement with the expenses.