Title:
21 Coastal Zoning
Chapter: 21.04 Definitions
Section: 21.04.330 Home
occupation.
"Home occupation" means an individually provided service, or an individual
office or studio use conducted within a dwelling by the inhabitants thereof
which use is clearly incidental and secondary to the use of the property for
dwelling purposes and does not change the character thereof and which use:
- Is confined within the dwelling and occupies not more
than twenty-five percent of the floor space thereof, or is confined to a
garden or orchard where unprocessed food or flora is grown on-site;
- Involves no on-site sales of merchandise other than that
produced on the premises, or merchandise directly related to, and incidental
to, the services offered;
- Is carried on by the members of the family occupying the
dwelling with no other person employed;
- Does not entail the conversion of a room into a salesroom
or group meeting room;
- Produces no evidence of its existence beyond the
dwellings (except one unlighted sign of not more than one square foot) such
as noise, smoke, odors, vibration, lighting, exterior storage yards,
excessive or intrusive electronics or communications devices, etc.;
- Does not generate pedestrian or vehicular traffic
(including delivery vehicles) beyond that normal in the neighborhood in
which located and provides off-street parking adequate for clients in
addition to that required for the residence;
- Includes no outside storage of materials, products,
equipment or business vehicles, other than the personal transport vehicle(s)
of the resident business owner(s);
- Clinics, medical laboratories, hospitals, residential
care facilities, antique shops, guest lodging, food or liquor service
establishments such as bakeries, restaurants or bars, food processing,
beauty or similar personal service shops (exceeding more than one operator),
animal hospitals or kennels, raising or sales of animals and/or animal
products, contractors yards, retail merchandise ware-housing or sales,
on-going yard or crafts sales, and commercial wood-working or repair shops,
shall not be deemed to be home occupations. (Ord. 99-002(part), 1999: Ord.
83-03(part))