(A) The home occupation shall be conducted entirely from the principal structure on the property and not in an attached or detached garage or accessory structures.
(B) The home occupation shall not require any internal or external alteration to the principal structure that would not otherwise be customary for the residential nature of the property.
(C) No persons other than persons residing on the premises shall be allowed as employees of the home occupation.
(D) No mechanical equipment shall be employed that is not typically found in the home.
(E) No exterior signage shall be allowed in excess of two square feet of nameplate signage. The sign shall be limited to the name, address, and phone number of the facility. The sign shall be placed on the principal structure and shall not be lighted.
(F) There shall be no exterior display of equipment, materials, or goods associated with the home occupation.
(G) No more than 20% of the living space of the dwelling shall be used for the home occupation.
(H) Vehicles associated with the home occupation with advertising on them shall be limited to two cars, trucks, or vans, which shall not be parked within a public right-of-way.
(I) No retail sales shall be allowed on the property.
(Prior Code, § 13.46)