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offices) in Mayfield Village. with the exception of one <br />relatively small industrial use in Plan Area 1 and Progressive <br />Park in Plan Area 4, all of these uses are located in Plan Area <br />3. <br />Some 1,120,000 sq <br />main buildings exist. <br />employment density of <br />floor area, at least <br />combined business and <br />civilian labor force <br />of Population. <br />uare feet of industrial floor area in 23 <br />Land coverage is 14.9$. Assuming an <br />2.5 employees per 1,000 square feet of <br />3,850 jobs are provided by the Village's <br />industrial uses, compared to a total <br />of 1,775 reported in,the 1990 U.S. Census <br />Industrial Options: The preceding analysis shows that Mayfield <br />Village already has a strong economic base. An additional 25 <br />acres of vacant zoned industrial land are still available in <br />Plan Area 3. Because of the Village's present configuration of <br />residential development, no further expansion would be <br />appropriate. <br />COMMUNITY FACILITIES <br />As previously noted, Mayfield Village's allocation of land <br />for community facilities far exceeds the percent in other <br />communities. Table 1 shows that 1,030 acres, or 48.9$ of all <br />development in the Village, are used for this purpose. Such <br />uses comprise over half of all development in Plan Area 1 which <br />includes Parkview Golf Course, and Plan Area 2 which embraces <br />Cleveland Metropark District's North Chagrin Reservation and <br />Whitehaven Cemetery. Mayfield High School and Library~in Plan <br />Area 4 comprise 31.9$ of its total development. <br />Community Facilities Options: Chapter IV analyzes Mayfield <br />Village's community facility needs in detail. Generally, in <br />terms of land use, the following options are applicable. <br />- Common Open Space. As already concluded under the PUD <br />Residential Option, at least 55 acres might be set aside <br />as open space which would include outdoor and indoor <br />recreation facilities. Since such facilities would be <br />owned and maintained by the residents of the related PUDs, <br />the need for municipal recreation facilities would be <br />significantly reduced. <br />- Mayfield High School. An additional 15 acres should be <br />considered for stadium parking to the south and west of <br />the existing school site. <br />- Other Sites. Another 20 acres comprising sites in Plan <br />Areas 1, 2 and 3 should be considered for possible future <br />community facilities. In particular, the aforementioned <br />15 <br />