Norfolk, Virginia · District
OSP
Open Space and Preservation
No dimensional standards extracted
This district was identified in the ordinance, but no lot, setback or height figures were found in the sections read so far.
Uses
Permitted by right28
- Arboretum or botanical garden
- Boat ramp
- Cemetery
- Community dock
- Community garden
- Park
- Resource conservation use
- Community recreation center
- Government office
- Utility facility, minor
- Restaurant
- Amusement park
- Recreation facility, indoor
- Recreation facility, outdoor
- Campground
- Amusement device
- Outdoor seating (as accessory to an eating and drinking use)
- Carnival and circus
- Festival, bazaar, and outdoor sale event
- Construction-related office/yard
- Farmer’s market (as a temporary use)
- Flea market (as a temporary use)
- Outdoor display and storage
- Public event on private property
- Seasonal decorations display and sales
- Temporary health care structure
- Tent
- Vendor or produce stand
Conditional / special use6
Accessory2
- Amusement device
- Outdoor seating (as accessory to an eating and drinking use)
Extracted standards
1 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
Other
- Limit development
District standards limit development in these areas in order to preserve the city’s natural, scenic, and recreational assets.
From the ordinance
The purpose of the Open Space and Preservation (OSP) district is to provide lands to accommodate the preservation and protection of active park and recreation activities, passive open space lands, significant natural features, and environmentally sensitive lands. District standards limit development in these areas in order to preserve the city’s natural, scenic, and recreational assets.