The proposed accessory use shall meet the requirements of the definition of Home Occupation as set forth in Section 30-200 of this chapter.

No person other than a resident of the premises shall be employed by said occupation.

No retail sales shall be conducted on the premises.

No machinery, equipment or operations shall cause interference with radio or television reception or any other form of electrical disturbance in the immediate area, nor shall the same create any noise which is discernible beyond the limits of the property, or produce any gas, fumes, dust, odors, air pollution, heat or movement of air.

No clients or customers shall be received on a regular or scheduled basis if the same would involve more than two clients or customers on the premises at the same time.

There shall be no signs or displays of any kind and no physical or visual evidence of the business activity from the exterior of the building so used.

There shall be no structural changes to the interior of the dwelling that would essentially alter the character of the structure as a single family residence. There shall be no markings or colorations made to the exterior that would create a significant uniqueness to the building that would set it apart from the other buildings in the neighborhood.