Be oriented to the tract and to other buildings so as to preserve open vistas to the Delaware River to take advantage of the waterfront setting, to the maximum extent feasible, by clustering with orientation of the project to the waterfront and otherwise providing the residents and public with reminders of the proximity of the waterfront.

Provide unobtrusive paths, that respect the residents' privacy or along the shoreline to encourage passive public use, where appropriate, as part of individual residences.

Develop projects with all-weather paths, landscaping and other improvements that are appropriate for the anticipated demand and size and location of the project. The public access system should provide continuous access along the shoreline with connection to other public areas or streets.

Provide public parking if none exists in the area.

Use elevational changes, planting, fences and signs to clearly differentiate the public access areas from the private residential areas.

All other provisions of this chapter shall also apply.