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include one shade tree for every ten parking spaces. A landscape buffer of the perimeter shall be planted. 4. Service entrances and loading areas between adjacent building shall be consolidated and separated from walkways and pedestrian entrances to the extent possible Design Standards 1. The HSD shall contain decorative banners and/or signage to reinforce the character of the district 2. Trash receptacles and dumpsters shall be effectively screened by landscaping and/or low walls V. DESIGN OBJECTIVES AND REQUIREMENT The general standards and Prohibitions, New Building Design, Parking Structure Design requirements, landscape, lighting and Open Space, Signage requirements, Commercial signage remain the same as in the Second Amendment dated, February 7, 1907 VI. ACQUISITION PLAN The acquisition plan remains unchanged from that of the Original Plan and the previous Amendments. VII. RELOCATION AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING REQUIREMENTS Remains unchanged from that of the Original Plan and the previous Amendments. VIII. RELATIONSHIP TO DEFINITE LOCAL OBJECTIVES Remains unchanged from that of the Original Plan and the previous Amendments. IX. RELATIONSHIP TO MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS Remains unchanged from that of the Original Plan and the previous Amendments. X. RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER PLANS A comparison of the Redevelopment Plan as amended, including by this Third Amendment, to the Zoning Ordinance and Master Plan for the City of Orange shows that the residential uses in the proposed West Orange E-MR Zone are across Watchung Avenue from residential uses in the A-2 One, Two and More Residential Zone in the City of Orange. The policies advanced in the amendments to the 2003 Redevelopment Plan are consistent with the policies for Metropolitan Planning Areas (PA-1) in the March 1, 2001 State Development and Redevelopment Plan which encourages efficient use of existing resources in urbanized areas. The Redevelopment Plan, as amended, including by this Third Amendment, is also consistent with New Jersey's Office of "Smart Growth" planning principles. "Smart Growth" means: planning, designing, and building livable communities in ways that make more efficient use of land and infrastructure improvements and in ways that protect the environment and valuable natural resources. The twin aspects of "Smart Growth" are revitalizing cities and towns to