(a) A billboard, signboard or advertising sign, whether for political purposes or otherwise, shall in no case be permitted as an accessory use. The placing of a "For Rent" sign, the copy of which shall not exceed one square foot in area, which shall not be illuminated, shall be permitted, provided it is placed not closer than five feet in front of the building line of the premises. (Ord. 129-1964. Passed 9-28-64.)
(b) A store, trade, profession, use or business shall not be permitted as an accessory use in any private residence or apartment building. Offices of a physician, surgeon, dentist, attorney or musician, presently located in a one or two-family dwelling or apartment house, are declared to be nonconforming uses. Any person carrying on a customary home occupation, heretofore permitted by this section, shall be deemed to be carrying on a nonconforming business use, subject to the provisions of Chapter 1149.
(Ord. 117-1964. Passed 9-28-64.)
(c) No person shall engage in any accessory use or engage in any occupation at his residence when such use or occupation is not customarily incident to his residency. Penalties provided for in Section 1123.99 shall apply to violations of this subsection.
(Ord. 117-1971. Passed 8-23-71.)