Wildwood City Zoning Code
SECTION 415
380 Miscellaneous Regulations.
[R.O. 1997 § 415.380; Ord. No. 1324 App. A § 1003.167, 8-14-2006; Ord. No. 2208 § 1, 8-22-2016]
A.
Scope Of Provisions. This Section contains miscellaneous regulations, which are applicable to all Sections of this Chapter, unless otherwise noted by reference therein.
B.
Single-Family Dwellings. Every single-family dwelling hereafter erected or structurally altered shall be located on a separate lot or tract. In no case shall there be more than one (1) single-family dwelling on one (1) lot or tract except for accessory buildings or uses, as defined herein, and except for any structure authorized as part of a special procedure requiring submission to the Planning Commission of any type of site development plan for review and approval.
C.
Primary Use To Be Established. No accessory land use or development shall be established until a primary structure or use is established on the same lot. No accessory land use or development shall be allowed to continue after termination of the primary use or development on a lot.
D.
Multiple Uses On The Same Tract. In the event two (2) or more permitted, conditional or accessory uses are conducted on the same tract of land, each having a different minimum lot area requirement, the minimum lot area regulations for the combined uses shall be the largest of the required minimum areas for each of the particular uses.
E.
Easements Dwelling Units. Land area to be utilized for large lot roadway easements need not be deducted from gross site area in calculating the maximum number of dwelling units permitted on a parcel or tract of land.
F.
Street Right-Of-Way. Land dedicated to public street right-of-way shall not be included in computing minimum lot area for the purposes of this Chapter. However, if, through dedication of street right-of-way, the area of any lot or parcel already established via the provisions of Chapter 420, Subdivision and Development Regulations, is decreased below the minimum area required in the applicable zoning district, development rights shall not be denied.
G.
Future Street Lines. Where a line has been established for future widening or opening of a street upon which a lot abuts, the required yard space shall be measured from the established future street line. Required yard space shall be measured from private roadway easement boundaries or from road maintenance or other road-related easements where such easements abut public road rights-of-way.
H.
Corner Lot — Rear And Side Yard Setback Requirements. Each corner lot shall have a rear yard and a side yard with minimum setback requirements of the applicable zoning district. The side and rear yards shall be identified by the owner of the corner lot when plans are submitted for the first building on the property.
I.
Illumination Structures In Certain Districts.
1.
All illumination structures, except for approved street lights, shall be so arranged as not to cast light directly from any source of illumination on any public right-of-way or on adjacent properties in the "NU" Non-Urban Residence, "PS" Park and Scenic or any "R" Residence District. At the discretion of the Planning and Zoning Commission, as part of their review of site development plans, it may require a lighting study to determine the necessary treatments to eliminate off-site spillage per the above stated requirements.
2.
Architectural Review In All Zoning Districts.
a.
All buildings and structures, except single-family dwellings and related accessory uses permitted by right, in any established zoning district designation within the City of Wildwood shall submit architectural elevations and a model of simplified form to the Architectural Review Board for review and action.
b.
Other items necessary to this review may also be required of the applicant by the Architectural Review Board. Except as may be modified by the Town Center Architectural Guidelines, all developments subject to this Section shall comply with the standards set forth below and such more specific guidelines as may be adopted by the Architectural Review Board and the Department of Planning consistent with this Section. Such supplemental guidelines shall be effective after review and recommendation of the Department of Planning and ratification by the City Council. No building permit shall be authorized by the City of Wildwood for any development subject to this Section, which does not have an approved architectural elevation(s). Appeal of decisions made by the Planning and Zoning Commission shall be to the City Council pursuant to the procedure in Section 415.530, Appeal and Protest Procedure for Change of Zoning and Special Procedures. Said standards are as follows.
[Ord. No. 2903, 8-12-2024]
d.
Site Design Standards.
(2)
Design of parking areas must reflect site characteristics and reduce excessive land disturbance by minimizing paved surfaces, utilizing alternative materials and terracing or other similar construction techniques.
(3)
Design of buildings or clusters of buildings should avoid "monotonous tendencies."
(4)
Design, orientation and presentation of all buildings visible to the public from an adjoining public right-of-way shall particularly address this elevation(s).
(5)
Views enjoyed by surrounding properties shall be maximally preserved, where possible, through accommodations in the mass, bulk and height of structures.
(6)
Orientation of buildings shall consider, at least, natural lighting qualities and benefits.
(7)
Landscaping materials must be utilized as part of any improvement and should complement the exterior color and treatments of the buildings located on the lot.
e.
Building Design Standards.
(1)
Proportions of building elements shall be consistent and achieve harmony in design.
(2)
Mass, bulk and height should be consistent with and complement the surrounding development pattern, individual site characteristics and overall lot area.
(3)
Relationships should be compatible between each building or site improvement and the overall design concept and surrounding properties.
(4)
Accessibility within the project should be pedestrian oriented, visually appealing and functional.
(5)
Building materials should be of the type normally used in this area.
(6)
Colors should complement the area's natural setting. A master list may be a suitable option to consider in this regard.
(7)
Variations to these guidelines may be granted by the Architectural Review Board where the variation satisfies the intent and objectives of these guidelines.
J.
Issuance Of Grading, Building, Etc., Permits In Certain Districts. No permits shall be issued for grading, building or use of a site governed by a planned district or special procedure permit which are not in accord with site development plans or other final plans approved by the Planning Commission or Department of Planning.
K.
Grading Plans To Be Submitted — When. No subdivision, rezoning or conditional use permit shall be granted until a grading plan complying with all grading requirements has been submitted and reviewed by the Department of Public Works and Department of Planning.
L.
Yards To Be Open To Sky — Exceptions. Every part of a required yard shall be open to the sky, unobstructed except as follows:
1.
Ordinary projections of skylights, sills, belt courses, cornices and ornamental features projecting not to exceed twelve (12) inches;
2.
Ordinary projecting of chimneys and flues, not to exceed seventy-two (72) inches in width, projecting not to exceed twenty-four (24) inches;
3.
Roof overhangs projecting not to exceed eighteen (18) inches, except that roof overhangs on the south side of a building may project forty-eight (48) inches into a side or rear yard, but no closer than forty-eight (48) inches to a property line;
4.
Canopy overhangs for service stations projecting a maximum of eighteen (18) inches into required front yards;
5.
Slab type porches or paved terraces having a maximum height of not more than twelve (12) inches above ground elevation at any point may project into any yard except that the projection into the front yard shall not exceed ten (10) feet;
6.
In all "R" Residence Districts air-conditioning units extending into side or rear yards a maximum of thirty (30) inches, with air-conditioning units including mounting pedestals not to exceed forty-eight (48) inches in height above ground elevation within said side or rear yards;
7.
Accessible ramps and sidewalks as otherwise permitted by this Chapter; but, in no instance, flatwork for the intended purpose of vehicle parking or staging. Single-family dwellings constructed with side or rear entry garages shall be exempted from this prohibition, but the location of driveways and parking areas shall be as authorized on either the development's authorized Site Development Plan, Improvement Plans, or Plot Plan for building permit authorization.
M.
Temporary Structures. Temporary structures, as set forth below, which are to be used in connection with the development and sale of a tract of land may be erected or located on said tract prior to and may remain thereon during the construction or development period.
1.
Temporary buildings and trailers may be used as construction offices, field offices or for storage of materials to be in connection with the development of said tract, provided that said temporary structures are removed from said tract within this thirty (30) days after completion of the project development. Temporary buildings or trailers must also be removed from said tract within thirty (30) days after voluntary suspension of work on the project or development, after revocation of building permits or on order of the Director of Public Works upon a finding that said temporary structure is deemed hazardous to the public health and welfare. A bond in the amount of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) for their removal shall be posted with the City of Wildwood. Additional regulations are as follows:
a.
No temporary building or trailer can be located within view of any public roadway, other than those streets, which are or have been constructed as part of the overall development currently underway. If the placement of any temporary building or trailer cannot meet this requirement for the preservation of the viewscape along a public roadway, the following alternative may be employed: a solid board fence, six (6) feet in height, shall be erected around the perimeter of the site where the trailers are proposed. This fence must be painted white, black or left natural in color, unless a comparable material is submitted and approved by the Department of Planning for use on the site.
b.
Any temporary building or trailer located along an internal street within a residential development currently under construction shall be screened by a fence, six (6) feet in height, which is erected around the perimeter of the site. This fence may be constructed of wood, chain-link or a comparable material, which must be approved by the Department of Planning for use on the site. Landscaping materials must be placed around the perimeter of the fenced area and provide a continuous, non-seasonal screen of plantings and meet the requirements of the City's Tree Manual in this regard. This planting pattern shall be approved at the time of the zoning authorization for the placement of the building or trailer on the site.
2.
Temporary real estate offices or sales offices may be established in a display dwelling unit or temporary building. Said offices must be closed and operation discontinued and all temporary structures and facilities must be removed from the tract:
a.
Within thirty (30) days after lots or dwelling units have sold, rented or leased; or
b.
After the passage of thirty (30) days from the date of the last transaction after ninety percent (90%) of the development has been sold, rented or leased. A bond in the amount of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) guaranteeing the removal of any such temporary structure or facility shall be posted with the City of Wildwood prior to commencement of use.
3.
No temporary buildings or trailers shall at any time be located closer than twenty-five (25) feet to a property line of any adjacent property, notwithstanding the required setbacks of the zoning district in which such temporary building or trailer is located, unless otherwise not authorized by Subsection (M)(1)(a) and (b) of this Section.
4.
Any other provision of the law notwithstanding, a building permit or occupancy permit shall not be required for buildings or trailers permitted in Subsection (M)(1) of this Section. However, an electrical permit shall be required for the establishment of service to any temporary building or trailer used for the aforementioned purposes.
5.
The storage of construction materials shall comply with the location permitting and screening requirements identified in Subsection (M)(1)(a) and (b) of this Section, including authorization from the respective fire district to maintain or store hazardous or flammable materials on the site according to the applicable Fire Code. Additionally, no storage of construction materials or debris, regardless of its nature, shall be allowed on a property adjoining, abutting or otherwise adjacent to an occupied single-family dwelling or where construction on the same is underway, unless a minimum of fifty (50) feet is maintained between the material storage area and the property line of the lot where the single-family dwelling is located or under construction.
N.
Copy Of Approved Ordinance To Be Given To Operator, Owner, Etc. — Acknowledgement. In each instance in which approval of use or development of property is made subject to conditions by the City Planning Commission in the approval of a conditional use permit, special procedure, mixed use development or planned industrial or commercial development, a copy of the approved ordinance, resolution, order or permit shall be furnished by the property owner or owners or petitioner to the operator, owner and manager, including successor operators, owners and managers. Each successor shall forward to the Director of Planning and Parks an acknowledgement that he or she has read and understood each of the conditions relating to the use and development of the property affected by the ordinance, resolution, order or permit and agrees to comply therewith.
O.
Plats To Be Consistent With Plan. Subsequent to approval and recording or filing of a final development plan, site development plan, site development concept plan, section plan or similar plan for the development and use of property under the special procedures of this Chapter or under the regulations of a planned district ("C-8" or "M-3"), no development of property subject to such a plan shall be performed and no permit shall be issued for development unless such development is consistent with the plan and unless the property has been platted in accordance with Chapter 420, Subdivision and Development Regulations, of the City of Wildwood Code. No plat for property subject to such a plan shall be approved unless the plat is consistent with the plan.
P.
Litter.
1.
In this Subsection, the word "litter" means and includes garbage, trash, refuse, junk, brush, inoperative machinery or other waste material; the phrase "otherwise lawful" means in compliance with applicable zoning district regulations and with all rules, regulations, ordinances, conditions, permits and licenses applicable to the property or activity, whether arising from this Chapter or any other ordinance.
3.
It shall be lawful:
a.
To accumulate or store non-putrescible litter in a sightproof structure or container.
b.
To accumulate or store litter produced as an incident of the otherwise lawful use of the same premises where stored, where such storage is pending removal or disposal and does not exceed seven (7) days, provided the litter is placed or stored in a container or otherwise screened from the view of persons upon adjacent property or rights-of-way.
c.
To operate an otherwise lawful vehicle or machinery repair facility, construction material stockpile or sewage treatment facility.
d.
To store material to be used in an otherwise lawful agricultural or nursery operation on the premises devoted to such use.
e.
To keep not more than one (1) unlicensed vehicle outdoors for hobby or instructional purpose, provided that any such vehicle kept for more than seventy-two (72) hours shall be kept behind the residence or other principal structure on the property.
Q.
Amusement Devices And Activities — Christmas Tree Sales Lots — Sales Yards.
1.
The Director of Public Works is authorized to issue a permit for the installation of amusement devices on a temporary basis within any zoning district, provided that said permit shall not be valid for more than ten (10) consecutive calendar days and, further provided, that no permit shall be valid without a license to operate. The Director may, in regard to any given site, designate the hours and days of the week of operation and the specific location of the amusement devices on the property. No more than two (2) such permits shall be issued in any calendar year with regard to any particular property. For the purpose of this Subsection (Q)(1), "amusement device" includes those devices enumerated in Chapter 803 SLCRO and any similar device.
2.
The Director of Public Works is authorized to issue a permit for the operation or conducting of an amusement activity on a temporary basis within any zoning district. The Director of Public Works may request a report be submitted by the Chief of Police with respect to any traffic or public safety aspect of the proposal if appropriate. For the purpose of this Subsection (Q)(2), "amusement activity" includes a circus, carnival, fair, turkey shoot, art display, trade or animal show, concert, dance, rally, parade, athletic competition and any similar activity not involving the erection of any permanent structure or facility. The permit shall be issued for a specific period of time not exceeding ten (10) days. The permit shall contain such conditions as are necessary for protection of public health, safety and traffic and the Director of Public Works may require such assurance or guarantee of compliance with conditions as is reasonable and appropriate under the circumstances. This permit is in addition to any building permit, air pollution device construction or operating permit, highway special use permit or other permit or license required by law for any proposed activity or facility. No more than two (2) temporary amusement activity permits shall be issued in any calendar year with regard to any particular property; provided, however, that this limitation with respect to the number of temporary amusement activity permits shall not apply to public property, nor to property not held for private or corporate profit and used exclusively for religious worship, for schools and colleges, for purposes purely charitable or for agricultural and horticultural societies. These provisions applicable to the period of time and the number of temporary permits for turkey shoots that can be held shall not apply to turkey shoots conducted on all Saturdays and Sundays falling within the months of October, November and December of each year.
3.
The Director of Public Works is authorized to issue a permit to any not-for-profit organization for the installation of a Christmas tree sales lot on a temporary basis within any zoning district, provided that said permit shall be valid for no more than thirty-five (35) days prior to Christmas day and five (5) days after Christmas day. The permit shall contain such conditions as are necessary for protection of public health, safety and traffic and the Director of Public Works may require such assurance or guarantee of compliance with conditions as is reasonable and appropriate under the circumstances. The permit may include the installation of one (1) temporary or portable sign not to exceed thirty (30) square feet in outline area. The location of the sign shall be as approved by the Director of Public Works.
4.
The Director of Public Works is authorized to issue a permit to any church, school or other not-for-profit organization for the establishment or conducting, on a temporary basis within any zoning district, a sales yard for the sale of items for charitable purposes. The Director of Public Works may request a report be submitted by the Chief of Police with respect to any traffic or public safety aspect of the proposal, if appropriate. For the purpose of this Subsection (Q)(4), "sale of items" includes such items as plants, pumpkins, barbecue, fish fry and bake sale. The permit shall be issued for a specific period of time not exceeding fourteen (14) consecutive calendar days. The permit shall contain such conditions as are necessary for protection of public health, safety and traffic; and the Director of Public Works may require such assurance or guarantee of compliance with conditions as is reasonable and appropriate under the circumstances. No more than four (4) such permits may be issued for any parcel of land in any calendar year.
R.
Regulations For Satellite Dishes.
1.
The purpose of the following regulations for "satellite dishes" or "dish antennas" of greater than one (1) meter in diameter in residentially zoned districts or greater than two (2) meters in diameter in exclusively commercially or industrially zoned areas is to improve the aesthetic appearance of these structures within all zoning districts. The regulations shall not impose unreasonable limitations on or prevent reception of satellite delivery signals by receive-only antennas or impose costs on the users of such antennas that are prohibitive in light of the purchase and installation cost of the equipment. Except as noted herein, satellite dishes of less than one (1) meter in residentially zoned districts or less than two (2) meters in exclusively commercially or industrially zoned areas in diameter are exempted from the regulations contained herein.
2.
In all zoning districts, one (1) satellite dish shall be a permitted use on any lot or parcel of land. Any additional satellite dishes proposed for a lot requires a conditional use permit.
3.
In no case shall a satellite dish be permitted to be attached to a portable device. Any satellite dish must be stationary. The location of a satellite dish shall be as approved by the Department of Planning on the site plan or plot plan of the property. All satellite dishes require a building permit.
4.
No message or identification, other than the manufacturer's identification, shall be allowed to be portrayed on a dish antenna. The message or identification shall not exceed twenty-five hundredths (0.25) square feet in area. Satellite dishes shall be limited to mesh construction; however, a satellite dish eight and one-half (8 1/2) feet or less in diameter may be either of mesh or solid construction. All dishes shall be finished in a single neutral, non-reflective color and surface, which shall blend with the natural surroundings.
5.
Ground-Mounted Satellite Dishes.
a.
Any ground-mounted satellite dish shall be located in the rear yard, provided that on a corner lot, the dish cannot be located any closer to the side street than the principal building located on the lot. On any lot other than a corner lot, the dish shall be placed in an area bounded by the side yard setback lines, the rear wall line of the primary structure and the rear yard setback line. The side and rear setback lines shall be in accordance with the setback requirements of the underlying zoning district.
b.
Ground-mounted satellite dishes in the commercial, industrial or multi-family districts shall be located in a designated service area outside of any required landscape area or front and side yard setback area. The antenna shall not be placed in the area between the front setback line and the structure.
6.
Screening Of Satellite Dishes.
a.
Screening of satellite dishes shall serve to reduce the visual impact on adjoining properties without impeding the "line of sight" of dish reception. The location and type of screening shall be as approved by the Department of Planning on the site or plot plan.
b.
Screening shall be accomplished through the use of fencing, landscaping, in the form of evergreen and deciduous trees and shrubbery, structures or topography. For ground-mounted satellite dishes in the single-family residential districts, trees and shrubs shall be at least one-half (1/2) the height of the dish at the time of planting. (The center of the dish shall be determined as the point where the dish is attached to its base when viewed from off of the site.) The landscaping material shall be maintained and replaced if it dies.
c.
Screening of roof-mounted antenna in commercial, industrial or multi-family districts is required up to three (3) feet or to the center of the dish, whichever is greater. The design and material composition of the screening shall be compatible with the existing building design and colors and be approved by the Department of Planning.
d.
For buildings listed on the National or State Register of Historic Places or the Wildwood Register or within a historic area or district designated on the City's Master Plan, no antenna or dish shall not be visible from fronting or flanking streets or otherwise visible from public view at any point. This is to maintain the aesthetic characteristics of the historic structures and neighborhoods. No antenna or dish greater in size than necessary for its purpose shall be permitted in these historic areas, including dishes of less than one (1) meter in residentially zoned areas or less than two (2) meters in exclusively commercially or industrially zoned areas if a smaller size is feasible.
7.
For the "R" residential zoning districts other than the multi-family districts, the height of ground-mounted satellite dishes shall not exceed twelve (12) feet above the average grade. The dishes shall not exceed a diameter of ten (10) feet. For lots of three (3) acres or more in the "NU" Non-Urban Residence District, satellite dishes shall not exceed a diameter of twelve (12) feet with no restriction on height; otherwise, dishes on lots less than three (3) acres in the "NU" District shall not exceed twelve (12) feet in height or ten (10) feet in diameter. Roof-mounted satellite dishes in the multi-family residential districts, commercial districts and industrial districts shall not exceed eight (8) feet in diameter or a total structure height of ten (10) feet.
S.
Recreational Vehicles, Boats And Trailers. In all residence districts, boats, trailers and recreational vehicles shall be parked behind the established front building line or completely screened from view from any roadway, right-of-way or adjoining property; provided, however, this provision shall not apply to vehicles parked outdoors for a period of less than twenty-four (24) consecutive hours occurring no more than four (4) times per month on the same property and, further provided, that parking for two (2) hours or less in any twenty-four (24) hour period shall not constitute a prohibited parking under this Subsection.
T.
Kiosks. Kiosks, consisting of uninhabitable structures and associated islands of less than one thousand (1,000) square feet in total surface area, shall be a permitted accessory use to a business or activity located on the same site with no more than two (2) service aisles in associate with it, provided such structure is authorized by a site-specific ordinance, subject to modifications as may be authorized by the same. The height of any kiosk shall not exceed eleven and a half (11.5) feet above finish grade of the surrounding parking lot or drive aisle area. Interior height of the kiosk, that distance from final finish grade of the drive aisle or parking lot to the interior ceiling of the canopy structure, shall not exceed ten (10) feet in height. However, the canopy band in association with the kiosk cannot be greater than eighteen (18) inches in height. Motion detectors shall be employed with kiosk lighting, except signage. Said sensors shall limit the illumination of these lights to five (5) minutes. The installation of an accessory kiosk shall be additionally subject to approval required as part of a site development plan submittal including limitations reflected by a traffic analysis of the circulation pattern for the kiosk or other reasonable considerations relative to the site. All kiosk structures shall be subject to review by the City's Architectural Review Board and all other or limiting requirements of a site-specific ordinance.
U.
Commercial Vehicles. Open storage of all commercial vehicles is hereby prohibited in all residence districts. A commercial vehicle left in a stationary position for twenty-four (24) hours not completely screened from any roadway, right-of-way or adjacent property will be deemed open storage in violation of this Subsection.
V.
Required Vehicle Registration Information of Parked Vehicles at Hotels and Motels.
[Ord. No. 2490, 8-26-2019]
1. HOTEL MOTEL OPERATOR OWNER
Definitions. For purposes of this subsection, the terms used herein shall be defined as follows:
Shall have the same meaning as set forth in Section 415.030 of this Chapter, as amended.
Shall have the same meaning as set forth in Section 415.030 of this Chapter, as amended.
The individual or entity that is responsible for the management of a hotel, or the person who appears to the general public to have supervisory responsibility for the management of such hotel.
Shall have the same meaning as set forth in Section 315.005 RSMo., as amended.
2.
Any owner and/or operator of a hotel or motel shall be required, at the time of any guest registration, to require that the guest enter into a registry to be maintained by the owner and/or operator, the following:
3.
The guest registry required to be maintained pursuant to this subsection shall be kept and maintained by the owner and operator for a period of thirty (30) days on the premises of the hotel or motel and in a location where it can be obtained upon request.
4.
Any Law Enforcement Official charged to enforce the City of Wildwood's laws, codes, and regulations within its municipal boundaries shall have authority to request access to the guest registry for inspection. Should access to the guest registry be denied by the owner or operator of the hotel or motel, such enforcement official shall have recourse to the remedies provided by law to secure access to the guest registry for inspection.
5.
Maintenance of a guest registry pursuant to the requirements of this subsection shall be a condition for the issuance of a business license to any hotel or motel pursuant to Chapter 605 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Wildwood. Failure of any owner or operator to maintain a guest registry shall subject the hotel or motels business license to suspension or revocation of their business license and such other penalties, as may be set forth in Sections 415.570, 605.210 and 605.220 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Wildwood, as amended, or as may be otherwise provided by law.
W.
Home-Based Work. Home-based work permitted pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter is subject to, the following:
[Ord. No. 2819, 9-11-2023]
1.
Home-based work may only be performed by the owner or a tenant of the dwelling unit within which the home-based work is being performed;
2.
The total number of employees and clients on-site at one (1) time in a dwelling unit may not exceed the occupancy limit for the dwelling unit;
3.
The use of the dwelling unit for home-based work shall not cause a substantial increase in traffic in the area of the dwelling unit;
4.
The activities of the home-based work shall not be visible from any adjoining street;
5.
In no way shall the appearance of the structure of the residence be altered or constructed in a manner which would cause the premises to differ from its residential character either by the use of colors, materials, construction, lighting, signs, or the emission of sounds, noises or vibrations;
6.
Such home-based work shall be conducted entirely within the residence, an accessory structure thereof, or in the yard of the dwelling. The entirety of the yard within which the home-based work is being performed shall be completely screened from view from an adjoining street by a structure or fence;
7.
No storage or display of materials, goods, supplies, or equipment related to the performance of home-based work shall be visible from the outside of any structure located on the premises of the dwelling unit;
8.
The performance of any home-based work, including but not limited to the storage of goods and equipment, shall not reduce or render unusable areas provided for the required off-street parking spaces;
9.
Electrical or mechanical equipment which creates visible or audible interference in radio or television receivers or causes fluctuations in the line voltage outside the dwelling unit or which creates noise not normally associated with residential uses shall be prohibited;
10.
All customer parking must be located so as to not negatively impact other properties and all home occupations must comply with parking regulations applicable to residential areas, including, but not limited to, Sections 415.280 to 415.350 of this Chapter. A minimum of two (2) off-street parking spaces shall be provided on the premises for said home-based work;
11.
No commercial vehicles shall be displayed or stored outside of a structure on the property;
12.
Solid waste must not be stored or otherwise maintained on the property, except as otherwise allowed pursuant to Chapter 230 of this Code;
13.
No home-based work shall cause an increase in the use of any one (1) or more utilities (water, sewer, electricity) so that the combined use for the residence and the home-based work exceeds the average for residences in the neighborhood;
14.
The business activity performed by the owner or tenant of the dwelling unit shall be compliant with all State and Federal laws and ordinances of the City, including the payment of applicable taxes, licenses and fees.