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Mayfield Village Zoning Code ii. The treatment of the perimeter of the planned residential development, ? detailing the description and location of landscape materials and screening, such as fences and walls; and iii. Natural features to be conserved or removed within the proposed development and the treatment and location of required buffer areas. iv. Any additional information, as required by the review authority, necessary to evaluate the character and impact of the proposed planned residential development. v. Plans shall be reviewed and approved by the Village Landscape Architect. (3) Deed restrictions, protective covenants, and other legal statements or devices to be used to control the use, development, and maintenance of the land, and the improvements thexeon, including those areas which are to be commonlp owned and maintained such as open space areas, common dtives and sidewalks, and any requirements relating to the size, location and type of accessory uses associated with individual dwelling units, such as storage sheds and fences. If the proposed project is a phased development, such documentation shall be submitted with the first phase. All final plans and supporting maps shall be at a scale, which is adequate to convey the - information thereon. It is the disccetion of the Planning and Zoning Cominission to ? judge the adequary of such maps. Procedures for Review and Approval of Final Development Plan (1) The Village Law Director shall review the bylaws or code of regulations and any other final covenants and restrictions and maintenance agreements to be imposed upon the planned residentiai development. The Law Director shall provide a written opinion to the Planning and Zoning Commission documenting compliance with the applicable requirements of Sections 1159.09. (2) The Planning and Zoning Commission will review the Final Development Plan to determine if it is in compliance with the approved preliminary development plan, and includes any modifications required by the Planning and Zoning Commission during the review of the preliminary development plan, and the following criteria: i. The development will preserve and be sensative to the natural characteristics of the site. ii. The pedestrian and vehiculax linka.ges proposed are suitable and adequate to carry anticipated traffic, and increased densities will not generate traffic in such amounts as to overload the street network outside the planned residential development. iii. The proposed development shall include adequate means of pedestrian movement throughout the development and in relation to surrounding ?, . r