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projections, the Village will be almost fully developed by the year 2010. The projections assume that one family housing units (conventional detached units) will continue to represent 78.0 of all units. Thus, 255 such units could be built between 1990 and 2010. Since no additional apartments (renter units with over four units per structure) are possible, up to 75 other housing units (attached one family or cluster units) are projected to be added in tandem with new conventional homebuilding. These projections are related to residential development options in Chapter III. SCHOOL ENROLLMENT According to the U.S. Census, between 1970-90, Mayfield School District's school enrollment (public and private grades K- 12, and nursery school) declined from 8,650 to 4,390, or by 49.2. Mayfield Village enrollment dropped from 990 to 540, or by 45.5$. Thus, the Village's percent of the School District rose from 11.4$ in 1970 to 12.3$ in 1990. Past trends and projections based on these trends, and the preceding projections of the age composition of the Village's population, follow. HAYFIELD VILLAGE SCHOOL ENROLLMENT Grades K-12 Public Private Nursery School Totals $ of School District ACTUAL PROJECTED 1970 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010 790 520 325 365 415 440 180 115 120 155 180 185 20 60 95 110 135 155 990 695 540 630 730 780 11.4 12.0 12.3 12.4 12.8 13.0 Sources: Op.cit.; and Mayfield School District 1992-98 projections, 10/92. As already noted, between 1980-90, there was a substantial increase in the population under five in both Mayfield School District and Village. Based on this trend and five-year cohort of survival projections, total enrollment in the District and Village will approach 6,000 and 780 by the year 2010. Future public and private enrollments, grade K-12, in Mayfield Village are likely to follow 1970-90 trends. That is, of all such pupils, at least 70.0$ probably will continue to be enrolled in public schools. Projected nursery school enrollment will rise from 95 in 1990 to 155 by 2010. These projections are related to school needs which are considered in Chapter V.