(A) Permitted uses. The home occupation is an accessory use consisting of a vocational activity conducted inside a dwelling unit, conducted only by the individuals who reside therein; provided, that the home occupation is clearly subordinate to the use of the parcel for dwelling purposes. The following home occupations may be permitted in a residence in any residential zone district:
(1) Artist or craft studio;
(2) Clothing alterations;
(3) Daycare providers operating a home daycare with no more than five children present at any given time;
(4) Haircutting;
(5) Light assembly; and
(6) Office for the conduct of a business or profession.
(B) Outside storage prohibited. No outside storage of goods, materials or equipment shall be allowed.
(C) Previously approved occupations; nuisance created. Home occupations which were previously and lawfully approved, prior to adoption hereof, shall be allowed to continue as long as a nuisance is not established. If a home occupation was lawfully established and a nuisance resulting from the home occupation is determined to exist after the establishment of the home occupation, the city shall allow the property owner 90 days in which to correct the nuisance, relocate the use or terminate use of the property for the home occupation.
(D) Home occupations permitted as conditional uses. Home occupations, other than those specified in division (A) above, may be permitted, if approved as a conditional use; provided, that the home occupation use is permitted as either a use by right or a conditional use in the zone district in which the residence (home) is located.
(Prior Code, § 10-6-7) (Ord. passed 8-10-2006) Penalty, see § 153.999