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City Council meeting of October 19, 1998 Page 3. Contractingfor the widening of Fenway Avenue, between 140th Street and 142nd Street, from the planned 32 feet to 44 feet, in the amount of $35,353.10. Included in the Agreement is an additional $11,285 to add draintile to Fenway Boulevard at a location where the high ground water table would weaken the street without the added. system. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved the Supplemental Agreement as proposed. PARTIAL PAY ESTIMATE #1(FENWAY BLVD/AVENUE) The Council considered the City Engineer's recommendation for partial pay estimate No. 1 for the construction of Fenway Boulevard/Avenue, in the amount of $495,094.34 as payment toward work performed. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved partial payment No. 1 for Fenway —B6Wevard/Avenue. - WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S REPORT Captain Don McGlothlin submitted to the Council a statistical report of law enforcement activities from 1994 to present. The Council thanked the Captain for the comprehensive report. SM PLAN APPROVAL (WAGNER GREENHOUSES) Wagner Greenhouses, 6024 Penn Avenue South, Mpls., MN., requested an amended site plan for the operation of the greenhouses formerly owned by Johnson Florists, at 4860 Frenchman Road. They are requesting approval to add a 150' x 260' addition to the greenhouses already located on the property. The proposed greenhouse addition meets the requirements of the City's zoning ordinance for setbacks and maximum pervious surface. Staff recommended approval of the site plan, as submitted. Goiffon made motion, Arcand seconded, to approve the request of Wagner Greenhouses for an amended site plan for the operation of the green houses formerly owned by Johnson Florists, and construct a 150' x 260' addition to the already -existing greenhouses located on the property. All aye. Motion Carried. REVISED DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT (CREEKVIEW PRESERVE) The Council considered an amendment to the Development Agreement for Creekview Preserve. This amendment removes the requirement to establish a homeowners' association to maintain ponds and drainage in the plat, and adds a condition requiring the developer to post an escrow of $13,600 to cover the removal of either the connection of 159th Street or 165th Street to TH61 in accordance with the permit issued by Washington County. If the commuter rail system never happens, the money is to returned. Leroux made motion, Goiffon seconded, to approve the revised Development Agreement for Creekview Preserve. All aye. Motion Carried.