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- Other Community Facilities: Provision of new or expanded facilities such as churches, health and social clubs, and utilities on up to 20 acres indicated on the Comprehensive Plan (MaP 2). TRANSPORTATION: Generally, Mayfield Village's network of arterial and collector streets is established. However, the following improvements to the thoroughfare system will be needed by the year 2010: - - Arterials• - Widening of SOM Center Road (SR 91) from Sandalwood Drive north to White Road to four lanes with appropriate signals and turning lanes at Beta, Highland and White, and newly created intersections at Sandalwood, Thornapple and Hickory; and - Intersection improvements to SOM Center and Wilson Mills Roads in concert with redevelopment proposals indicated on the Mayfield Center Plan (Map 3). Collectors: - Widening of White, Highland and Ridgebury Roads to 24, 26 and 30 feet, respectively; and - Intersection improvements to White and Highland Roads at SOM Center and Lander Road at Wilson Mills and Ridgebury. - Local Streets: Reliance on the existing street pattern alone would result in critical traffic congestion, hazards and inconvenience. Accordingly, the local street planning process- should continue. That~is, the location of all new or extended streets proposed within the boundaries of local street plans adopted by Mayfield Village should substantially conform to the patterns shown thereon, as well as the provisions of the Village's Land Planning and Subdivision Regulations. IMPLEMENTATION The purpose of the Comprehensive Plan is to define the type of community Mayfield Village desires to be based upon the preceding goals and objectives. The Plan is not a static statement that, once adopted, is filed away. It should be~ regarded as the basis for public action on all development proposals, and a clear guide to private interests on the 'likely disposition by the Village of such proposals. 31