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(2) Landscaping improvements in public areas shall have a landscape plan prepared by a qualified landscape architect. Such plan shall be in character with the aesthetic objectives for the area and shall respect the quality and authenticity of materials to be expected in a historic area. (3) Parking areas shall: (a) Be landscaped in accordance with an approved landscape plan prepared by a aualified landscape architect. ~ ' (b) Require landscape treatment of not less than ten (10) percent of parking lot or parcel area. (c) Be landscaped with plant material that will provide at full growth, reasonably, distributed shade over not less than twenty-five (25) percent of the park- ing are~. (d) Be required to have a planting strip not less than five (5) feet i~ depth adjacent to any walkway and parking area property line. ' (e) Be paved with a brick, cobblestone or o{her approved surface material which shall enhance and preserve the aesthetic qualities of the area. Asphalt surface treatment is prohibited. scape plan. Lighting nlne (9) feet. (f) Be lighted as provided for in the land- standards shall not exceed a height of (g) Contain signs as provided for in the landscape plan and as regulated by item (4) below. (4) The following regulations shall apply to signs within the Historic District. : (a) Any new sign within the historic area required prior approval by the Commission Of Architectural Review. Changes to existing signs, ordered by the commission and based on these regulations shall be carried out within six (6) months of receipt of proper written notice. Such changes shall be at the~ expense, risk and responsibility of the o .wner. Should the owner fail to comply with such notice, the commission may order this v~ork done at the expense, risk and responsibility of the o~er without prejudice~ -!1-