(A) Home occupations in general. Home occupations shall be subject to the following regulations.
(1) In any dwelling unit in a district where home occupations are permitted, all home occupations, collectively, shall not occupy more than 30% of the gross floor area of one floor of said dwelling unit, nor more than 300 square feet of the gross floor area, whichever is greater, but these limitations shall not apply to foster family care or the providing of room or board as an accessory use.
(2) No exterior alterations of the structure shall be made which are of a nonresidential nature.
(3) Except for a permitted accessory identification sign, as provided in § 50.6313, no evidence of any home occupation shall be perceptible to an observer in the street or on any other property in an A or R district.
(4) Except as provided for beauty salons in subsection (B) below, no article, product, or service sold in connection with such activity shall be other than those produced on the premises.
(5) Except as provided for beauty salons in subsection (B) below, no mechanical equipment shall be used in connection with such activity other than such equipment as is customary for domestic or household purposes.
(6) Not more than one person shall be employed at any time, other than a member of the immediate family residing on the premises.
(50.0010.10)
(B) Accessory beauty salons. An accessory beauty salon shall be permitted as a home occupation only if it meets the conditions set forth in subsection (A) above and the following conditions.
(1) It shall be located in the main dwelling.
(2) It shall have only one operator on duty at any time.
(3) It shall have at least two off-street parking spaces meeting the requirements of § 60.40, in addition to the spaces required for the residential use of the dwelling.
(4) All detached accessory structures on a zoning lot taken together shall not cover more than one-sixth of the area of the lot permitted under § 20.50 to be covered by structures.
(50.0010.20)
(Prior Code, Appendix B, § 50.0010) (Ord. 702, passed 3-15-1971)