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V. <br />LAND USE PLAN <br />This final Chapter presents the recommended Study Area Land <br />Use Plan. A quantification of the Plan which is shown on Map 2- <br />N and Map 2-S follows. <br /> AREA TOTAL STUDY AREA <br /> NORTH SOUTH ACRES PERCENT <br />LAND USE <br />Residential 155 42 197 33.6 <br />Business 78 44 122 20.8 <br />Industrial - 138 138 23.5 <br />Public 71 59 130 22.1 <br />Totals 304 283 587 100.0 <br />RESIDENTIAL: The Plan allocates 197 acres, or 33.6$ of the <br />Study Area's total 587 acres, to residential .uses. This <br />arrangement, which represents about twice the Study Area's <br />existing percent of residential development (16.2), is still <br />below the allocation in similar suburban communities. <br />Essentially, the Plan's objective is to augment the <br />significantly lowed percent of resident development in Mayfield <br />Village as a whole. <br />Two key steps are needed to implement the residential <br />component of the Land Use Plan. <br />- Change all office-laboratory and production-distribution <br />zoning north of Highland Road in the Study Area to <br />residential; and <br />- Seek assurances (including Village acquisition if <br />necessary) that Parkview Golf Course will continue since <br />this use is essential in fostering viable residential <br />development both to the north and south. <br />Again, the Plan's residential component, in concert with <br />Parkview Golf Course, is based on Mayfield Village's limited <br />extent of residential development today. Rezoning to Mayfield's <br />Class U-1 zoning district (Single-Family House District), which <br />permits a development density of approximately 1.8 dwelling <br />units per acre, some 355 total housing units could be located in <br />the Study Area when it is fully developed. <br />11 <br />