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ZONING AMEND-~.!ENT ORDINANCE Z-83-4 BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Portsmouth, Virginia: 1. That a portion of the zoning map attached to and made a part of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Portsmouth, Virginia, 1973, which now zones as _.estcennlal R-75-S, the property descrIbed In Petition for Zoning Amendment No. Z-83-~ is hereby amended and changed so ~s.to show said property ~ zoned as Residential R-75-K (Condltmonal). 2. The property affected by this ordinance is described as follows: Z-83-4 Beginning ak the northeast intersection of Locust Lane and Windsor Road; thence north along the east right-of-way of Locust Lane 170 feet' ~ and thence west for a distance of 225 feet to es- tablish the true point of beginning; thence north 612 feet +; thence westerly 292 feet +; thence southwesterly 205 feet ~,- then~e~ westerly 137 feet +; thence southerly 100 feet; thence easterly 792 ~e~t ~; thence northerly t00 feet; thence north- easterly 125.65 feet to the true point of beginning. 3. Zoning Ordinance ~endment Z-83-4 is conditioned upon the follovzing: (a) That no more than fifty-three (53) townhouse/ condominium units will be built on this site; [b) That under the proposed development all of the streets, utilities and maintenance services will be the responsi- bility of the developer and the condominium association; (c) That active and passive recreational facilities will be included in the form of common open areas. Passive re- creation will be offered in the form of a trail from Sandie Point Road to and along the proposed bulkhead along the waterfront as well as an open green area in the center of the development. Active recreation will be offered through the develooment of the abandoned railroad trestle into a piem~ The railroad trestle will be utilized as a.boat slip facility fo{ Sandie Point residents and twenty (20) to thmrty (30) boat slips wmll be provided which will be built either on floating docks or fixed piers. Such boat slips will be joined by way of a ramp and a stairway connection to the railroad trestle. The trestle would further be used for such other~ recreational purposes as fishing, sunbathing, etc.. The trestle walk will be decked to provide a suitable walkway, and railings, as necessary for safety, will be erected.