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Legislation-Meeting Minutes
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Ordinance
Number
040
Date
11/16/1992
Year
1992
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BUSINESS: In addition to Parkview Golf Course and other <br />existing business uses, the following location, shown on MaQ 2-S <br />as an Option Area, is suggested .for possible future business <br />development: <br />SOM Center: This 6.5-acre <br />immediately south of Georgi <br />occupied by seven dwellings. <br />surrounding uses, a number of <br />reuse or possible rgdevelopment <br />have been identified. <br />area, which is located <br />sn Center, is currently <br />In relation to the area's <br />options, including office <br />for municipal facilities, <br />It should be stressed that at this time no definite <br />conclusion on the final disposition of this Option Area can be <br />made. Certainly, further analyses are needed before initiating <br />any related rezoning. <br />INDUSTRIAL: The Plan envisions completion of industrial <br />development on Beta Drive and additional office uses on SOM <br />Center between Mount Vernon Square and Georgian Center. After <br />rezoning all O-L and P-D zoning north of Highland Road, and <br />accounting .for the eventual relocation of Don Ray Products <br />commensurate with residential development north of Highland <br />Road, 138.0 acres, or 23.5$ of the Study Area, are recommended <br />for industry, research facilities and offices. Such an <br />arrangement far exceeds the allocation in similar suburban <br />communities, Sand will perpetuate Mayfield Village's strong <br />economic base. <br />PUBLIC: Currently, 74 acres, or 20.0 of all Study Area <br />development, are allocated to public uses (rights-of-way, <br />municipal facilities and Mount Sinai Cemetery). Planned public <br />uses total 130.0 acres, or 22.1 of the entire Study Area. Such <br />an allocation is clearly needed because of Mayfield Village's <br />limited existing public facilities in comparison to the perce~t <br />of public land allocated in other typical suburban communities. <br />In addition to expansion of existing municipal facilities on <br />SOM Center and common open space provided as the Study Area <br />develops residentially, the following three Option Areas for <br />Village Hall and related facilities are delineated on Map 2-N <br />and Map 2-S: <br />- Wilson Mills/SOM Center: with the addition of one <br />residential parcel and one business parcel to the west of <br />the existing fire station, this site would include 4.5 <br />acres. <br />12 <br />
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