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i .i ~ active public libraries in Cuyahoga County. Generally, a ratio ;,, of up to 0.5 square feet of floor area per capita is ' recommended. Thus, based on Mayfield School District's projected 2010 population of 33,500, no major expansion of the ~ existing facility will be needed in the foreseeable future. I Utilities: (Add Village Engineer's water, sewer and storm drainage narratives.) Other Community Facilities: Chapter III allocates 1,120 acres, or 44.4$ of the Village's total 2,520 acres, to community facilities. Thus, after subtracting all existing facilities (1,030 acres) and additional land for new recreation and municipal facilities (70 acres), about 20 remaining acres can be expected to be developed for other new or expanded facilities such as churches, health and social centers, and utilities. COMMUNITY FACILITY OPTIONS Generally, Mayfield Village's allocation of land for community facilities will adequately meet its future needs. However, the following specific needs should be addressed. Schools: - Changes to Mayfield School District's Center Elementary and Administration Building site at Wilson Mills/SOM Center shown on the Mayfield Center Plan (Map 3) in concert with planned municipal facilities. - Continuing community access to Center Elementary's playground and Mayfield High School's recreation field. - Location of a new playground provided by the Village behind the High School stadium near Ridgebury Boulevard. - Provision of at least one nursery school, preferably in Mayfield Center. Recreation: In addition to the aforementioned school-related facilities, the following options should be considered: - Development of a new recreation field northwest of the Village's playground on SOM Center Road. - Provision of a passive park in tandem with changes to municipal facilities shown on Map 3. 21