(a) TYPE A HOME OCCUPATION means a home occupation as an accessory use where the home is used by those residing therein as a place of work; no customers or non-resident employees come to the home.
(b) TYPE B HOME OCCUPATION means a home occupation as an accessory use where the home is used by those residing therein as a place of work, and where one (1) non-resident employee and customers come to the home.
(c) BOUTIQUE means a temporary home occupation wherein customers purchase crafts and other similar goods made on the premises by the person(s) living within the dwelling unit. See Section 1145.04.
(Ord. 91-95. Passed 10-7-1996.)
(a) The home occupation shall occupy no more than fifteen percent (15%) of the habitable floor area of the dwelling, as defined in the Building Code.
(b) No sign or display advertising the presence of the home occupation and visible from the public right-of-way shall be permitted.
(c) The home occupation shall be conducted entirely within the principal structure.
(d) The home occupation shall not interfere with the off-street parking required for the principal use pursuant to Chapter 1143.
(e) The home occupation shall not necessitate any structural alteration, any alteration to an elevation of the structure, or the installation of additional parking surfaces.
(f) The home occupation shall not necessitate any variance to the Building Code.
(g) The home occupation shall not generate any noise, fumes, dust, odors, or electrical interference, which may be transmitted outside the dwelling unit.
(h) Goods shall not be displayed to or picked up by the customer at the site of the home occupation.
(Ord. 91-95. Passed 10-7-1996.)
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