Nothing in this chapter shall be deemed to prohibit the following accessory or incidental uses:
(A) The renting of rooms to not more than two non-transient persons in a dwelling unit which is otherwise occupied in a manner permitted in the district in which it is located;
(B) Customary refreshment and service uses and buildings in any public park or recreational area incidental to the recreational use of such area;
(C) Essential services as defined in § 153.021;
(D) Home occupations as defined in § 153.021, provided further that:
(1) No evidence of such use is visible from the street or from neighboring properties;
(2) No signs except as provided in §§ 153.145 through 153.169 are displayed in connection with such use;
(3) Any mechanical equipment used at any time in connection with such use is the same or similar to such equipment as is usual and permissible for household purposes or hobbies;
(4) Any mechanical equipment used in connection with such use is so designed and constructed that the operation thereof does not adversely affect insurance rates or the use of radio and television on other properties; and
(5) At least one standard off-street parking space is provided, in addition to that required for the residential use, with a maximum of three spaces for both uses.
(E) Rummage sales, provided that:
(1) The sale is confined to the property;
(2) The sale is only for three days or less of duration;
(3) Only one rummage sale per property per year is permitted; and
(4) No signs except as provided in §§ 153.145 through 153.169 shall be displayed.
(Prior Code, § 153.059) (Ord. D-1418, § 420, passed 11-22-1982, effective 1-21-1983)