B. General Comments

  1. Conditional Use Requirements and Standards – The applicant must provide testimony indicating how the following specific Conditional Use Requirements and Standards (Ordinance Section 244-121) are satisfied.
  2. There shall be no employees other than the bona fide residents of the dwelling.
  3. The portion of the dwelling utilized for the home occupation shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the gross first floor area of the dwelling.
  4. The occupation shall be conducted entirely within the dwelling or within an accessory building or buildings.
  5. There is no external display of goods or any outdoor activity or advertising on the premises other than a non-illuminated identification sign not to exceed one hundred fifty (150) square inches.
  6. No noise shall be audible to adjacent property owners or interfere with the quiet enjoyment of their property.
  7. The home occupation shall not adversely affect adjacent property owners or interfere with their quiet enjoyment of their properties.
  8. No use shall require internal or external alterations to the dwelling unit.
  9. No use shall involve construction features or the use of electrical or mechanical equipment that would change the fire rating of the structure.
  10. No use shall be permitted which exceeds the maximum number of occupants for which the dwelling has been constructed, as determined by all applicable fire codes.
  11. Resident employee parking shall not interfere with residential parking on the street where the home occupation is permitted.
  12. No firearms may be used in any form in said business, including repair of nonfunctioning parts.
  13. Not more than one (1) home occupation shall be permitted per dwelling unit.
  14. The applicant supplied Statement of Operations is attached to this engineering report. Supplementing any specific concerns the Board may have, the applicant should address:
  15. The nature and extent of any outdoor storage proposals.
  16. Days and hours of operation.
  17. Anticipated deliveries and pick-ups.