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imize impacts on the natural terrain and natural landscape. b) Cuts and fills are to be avoided. c) All roads and railways shall be subject to the site planning requirements set forth in Article d) New roads and railways shall not utilize the river corridor as a convenient right-of-way for new arterials or main lines. e) New roads and railways shall be restricted to those facilities needed to access existing and planned residential, commercial and industrial ~es. f) Ail new roads and railways shall provide safe pedestrian crossing points to allow access to the riverfront. Rest areas, vistas and waysides shall be provided. D) Riverfront Uses/Access. 1) Public Property. Public pedestrian access shall be provided to the riverfront of all public property. 2) Public pedestrian access shall be provided to the riverfront of developments on publicly owned and pub- licly-controlled riverfront property whether leased to private leasees or not, except where: a) Unavoi_aa_ble hazards exist to the public. b) Public pedestrian access at a particular loca- tion cannot be designed or developed to provide a pleasant view or recreational experience. c) Access to the riverfront may be denied to any person who creates a nuisance or who engages in illegal conduct on the property and public access may be temporarily or permanently closed upon a finding by the City that such offensive conduct cannot otherwise be reasonably oontrolled. 3) Public Access - Private Property. Public pedes- trian access shall be provided to the riverfront for all non-water dependent uses which are: a) Commercial or industrial. b) Developed as a planned unit development or Ordinance ~85- Page 28 of 31