Home occupations are permitted in zoning districts as listed in article V of this
chapter. No home occupation shall occupy more than 30 percent of the heated floor
space of the principal use building. No separate building or structure may be constructed
to house a home occupation. A home occupation must be a use that is clearly incidental
and secondary to the use of the dwelling as a residence and that does not change the
character thereof or reveal from the exterior that the dwelling is being used in part
for other than a residence. No non-resident of the home may work in the home occupation
(i.e., no non-resident employees). There shall be no display, stock in trade, or commodity
sold on the premises, and no mechanical equipment used except such as is commonly
used for purely domestic household purposes. Such permissible occupations include,
in general, such personal services such as are furnished by a musician, artist, seamstress,
cook, or laundress, consultant, telecommuter, or other occupation which does not generate
nonresidential traffic nor has non-occupant employees, but shall not include such
uses as barbershops, beauty parlors, tea rooms, animal hospitals, animal grooming,
or a wholesale, retail or manufacturing business.
(Min. of 11-10-2016, § 6.4)
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