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I pedestrian crossing points to allow access to the riverfront. Rest areas, vistas and waysides shall D) Eiverfront Uses/Access. I l) Public Property. Public pedestrian access shall be provided to the riverfront of all public property. I I I I I I I 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) Unavoidable 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 controlled. 3) Public Access - Private Property. Public pedes- trian access shall be provided to the riverfront for all non-water deperz]ent uses which are~ a) Cce~ercial or industrial. b) Developed as a planned unit development or requiring subdivision approval. 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 controlled. 4) Riverfront Uses. Riverfront uses shall be pre- ferred in the following order: a) Water dependent; b) Non-water dependent with public pedestrian acces~l and c) Non-water dependent without public pedestrian acCe~o - 31 -