(A) The home occupation shall be conducted only by members of the household who reside in the dwelling. No additional persons shall be employed in the business, unless those employees work elsewhere and not within the dwelling or on the same property.
(B) The home occupation shall be conducted solely within the residential structure or its garage and no additional buildings shall be constructed for the purpose of the home occupation.
(C) The home occupation, if occupying a garage, shall not eliminate any off-street parking that is otherwise required by the city.
(D) The home occupation shall not have utility services beyond those required for normal residential use under the Uniform Building Code.
(E) The home occupation shall not encourage customer or client visits to the home or otherwise result in traffic levels beyond normal levels within the residential neighborhood.
(F) The home occupation will not include the operation of tools or other noise-generating activities that may disturb persons residing in the neighborhood.
(G) No outside storage of equipment or materials for the home occupation is allowed.
(H) Yards, landscaping and the exterior of structures shall not be altered in order to make the site appear to be a commercial or industrial business. Residential use of the property shall always be the primary use and the home occupation shall always be secondary.
(I) One sign not larger than two square feet may be placed on the property.
(Ord. 225, passed 10-20-1994, § 23.3) Penalty, see § 154.999