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Mayfield Village Zoning Code pedestrian circulation patterns. iv. The development will result in a harmonious grouping of buildings so that the area surrounding said development can be developed in coordination and substantial compatibility with the proposed development. v. The existing and proposed utility services are adequate for densities proposed. vi. Maximum possible privacy for adjacent residential properties shall be provided through good design and use of the proper building materials and landscaping. vii. On-site circulation shall be designed to provide for adequate fire and police protection, and safe and ef3Ficient pedestrian and vehicular circulation. viii. The proposed development complies with all other applicable provisions of this Zoning Code. (g) Action By Zoning Comtnission On A Final Develo?ment Plan. Based on the above review and the Village Law Ditector review and opinions. The Planning and Zoning Commission shall take action on the proposed final development plan bp either: (1) Approving the final development plan as submitted; or (2) Denying the final development plan when the applicant does not demonstrate that the required standazds have been met ., ? Failute of the Planning and Zoning Comtnission to act within ninety (90) days from the date the final application was detemuiied complete by the Building Cominissioner, or an extended period as agreed upoq shall be deemed an approval of the final development plan. (h) E2Wiration of Development Plan AWtoval. An approved development plan whether preliminary or final shall reinain valid for a period of 12 months following the date of its approval, unless the Planning and Zoning Commission authorizes a longer pesiod at the time of approval. (i) Significance of an Approved Plan; Plan Revisions: (1) An approved preliminary development plan shall establish the development framework for the project, including the general location of open space, development area.s, densities, unit types, recreational facilities and street alignments. It shall also be the basis for the application to proceed with detailed planning and engineering of the proposed development in reliance of the approved preliminary development plan. (2) An approved final development plan shall become for the proposed development a binding commitment of the specific elements approved for development. The approved fmal development plan may be transferred to another person; corporation, or group of individuals or corporations who shall be subject to all requirements set forth in the approved plans. All construction and development under any zoning certificate shall be in accordance with the approved final 10