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PART 7 (e) The use of color texture means of delineating the is encouraged. pavers at store entrances as a entryways from the sidewalk PUBLIC STREETS, SPACES AND FACILITIES 7.1 Public Streets and Highways (a) All street improvements shall comply with street and high- way standards of the County of Hawaii, Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration. (b) Utility lines should be underground and period type street lights ,should be installed as part of any street improvement project and /or as funds are available. (c) All public street design plans in the Redevelopment Area shall be subject to approval by HRA. 7.2 Parking Facilities (a) Parking facilities should provide landscaped setback, not including the car overhang area, to soften the visual impact of the parking lot from the street. (b) Surface parking facilities should provide interior landscaping where feasible. (c) The number of ingress- egress points should be minimized to reduce the impact of sidewalk and vehicular continuity. (d) Public parking lots which are used at night should be pro- vided with proper lighting for the security of its users. (e) All parking facility plans shall be approved by HRA. 7.3 Walkways (a) The County of Hawaii, Standard Details, as prepared by the Department of Public Works, shall be complied with. (b) Wood trowel, salt finish texture is suggested for easy main- tenance and non --slip qualities. Brick finish or the "textured" type walkways are not discouraged but shall be subject to approval by HRA. (c) Entryways to offices, shops and stores are encouraged to be accented with texture and color to add design and interest on the pedestrian walkways. (d) Cut stone curbs presently scattered throughout the down- town area should be introduced within the Wailuku Drive, - 12 -