There shall be no merchandise, signs, equipment or materials visible from outside the dwelling. The appearance or construction of the dwelling shall not be altered nor shall there be any activity that indicates that the dwelling is used for a nonresidential purpose.

The home occupation shall be conducted solely within the residential structure and shall not operate out-of-doors or within a garage.

The home occupation shall be limited to one room of the dwelling or 25% of the gross floor area of the dwelling, whichever is less.

Only the residents of the dwelling shall be employed in the business.

The home occupation shall not use, produce or maintain any hazardous materials or chemicals. Tools and equipment used in the conduct of the business shall not generate smoke, dust, noise or vibrations beyond that typical to the residential use.

No wholesale or retail business, nor any business involving on-site sales shall operate as a home occupation. Telephone or mail order marketing businesses shall be permitted provided that no delivery of goods occurs on site. Limited or incidental storage of goods may be permitted on-site up to a maximum of 50 cubic feet.

No identifiably commercial vehicle or equipment used in conjunction with the home occupation shall be parked on-site or on an adjacent street.

Vehicular or pedestrian traffic to the business shall not exceed that normally experienced by exclusively residential use.

Vehicle repair, equipment repair, merchandise sales, dating services, beauty salons, on-site food preparation, upholstery and similar uses are not permitted as a home occupation.

Custom alterations and dressmaking is permitted as a home occupation provided the activity complies with the requirements of the Bureau of Labor Standards.