(a) The home occupation shall be conducted entirely within a dwelling unit that is the bona fide residence of the practitioners, or entirely within only one accessory garage building (not to include a carport).
(b) No person other than a family member who resides in the dwelling unit shall participate in the home occupation on the premises. A home occupation shall not include activities where employees not living at the residence come to the residence to pick up orders, job assignments, or for any other matter.
(c) The residential character of the lot and the dwelling unit shall be maintained. Neither the interior nor the exterior of the dwelling shall be structurally altered so as to require compliance with nonresidential construction codes to accommodate the home occupation. No additional buildings shall be added on the property to accommodate the home occupation.
(d) The home occupation shall not generate customer-related vehicular traffic in excess of three vehicle trips per 24-hour day in the residential neighborhood.
(e) No direct selling of merchandise shall occur on the premises.
(f) No equipment or materials associated with the home occupation shall be displayed or stored where visible from anywhere off the premises.
(g) The occupation shall not produce external noise, vibration, smoke, dust, odor, heat, glare, fumes, electrical interference or waste run-off outside the dwelling unit or in the property surrounding the dwelling unit.
(h) The home occupation shall not be advertised by any signs on the premises nor shall the street address of the home occupation be advertised through signs, billboards, television, radio, or newspapers.
(i) No animal hospitals, animal breeding, clinics, hospitals, contractors' yards, dancing schools, junkyards, lodginghouse residential uses, massage parlors, tattoo and/or body-piercing businesses, restaurants, rental outlets, or vehicle repair shops shall be permitted as home occupations.
(Code 2014, § 46-871; Ord. No. 629, § 01.29.001, 12-1-2006)