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.I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 170.0112L - 14 - b) Public pedestrian access shall be provided to the riverfront of developments on publicly owned and.publicly-controlled riverfront property whether leased to private leasees or not, except where: 1) Unavoidable hazards exist to the public. 2) Public pedestrian access at a particular location cannot be designed or developed to provide a pleasant view or recreational experience. 3) 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. c) Public Access - Private Property. Public pedestrian access shall be provided to the riverfront for all non-water dependent uses which are: 1) Commercial or industrial. 2) Developed as a planned unit development or requiring subdivision approval. 3) 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. d) Riverfront Uses. Riverfront uses shall be preferred in the following order: 1) Water dependent; 2) Non-water dependent with public pedestrian access; and 3) Non-water dependent without public pedestrian access. Existing Uses. a) Existing Structures. Existing structures, the location or the use of which is inconsistent with this ordinance or the critical areas designation order shall not be eligible for any permit granted by the Cityifor expansion, change of use, renewal of existing permit or building permit unless the following criteria are met: