Whole Foods finally got its act together and fixed the downed fence on its 3rd Street construction site. The fence was in disrepair for several weeks, leading Public Advocate Betsy Gotbaum to say the open-access brownfield was potentially harmful to neighborhood kids, who had been spotted playing on the site. Though a Whole Foods spokesman told the Daily News last week that the company would repair the fence, it’s anyone’s guess when/if actual construction on the store is going to begin. GMAP