20.040 Patrons

01/08/13; 03/11/14; 04/11/17; 06/14/22; 02/14/24; 05/14/24, 10/08/24; 01/27/26) A. The number of patrons permitted at a home occupation shall be based on the amount of off-street parking the residence can provide (excluding the required parking for the residence) plus the amount of on-street parking immediately along the residence’s frontage, with the exception of child daycare, child in-home instruction, and swimming lessons. In no case shall there be more than six parking spaces occupied at one time related to the home occupation. B. There shall be no more than four classes or sessions per day. C. If the home occupation involves training or grooming of Category 4 animals (see Table 12.260) and does not have a kennel permit, the maximum number of client’s animals that may be kept at the home at a given time shall not exceed three. 1. Any home occupation involving the boarding or caring (i.e., daycare) of Category 4 animals (see Table 12.260) shall require a kennel permit. 2. No overnight keeping of client’s animals shall be allowed. D. Off-street parking is required for all patrons of an approved home occupation. E. In the case of child in-home instruction, including preschools, dance, music, art instruction, and athletic instruction, there shall not be more than 12 persons at one time nor more than two classes or sessions per day. A drop-off circulation plan shall be provided. The facility must also comply with any applicable IFC and IBC Codes. F. In the case of home-based microschools (as allowed by Utah State Code Section 10-9a-305) there shall not be more than 16 students at one time. All requirements of the Utah State Code for microschools must also be met including the facility space requirements per student. A drop-off circulation plan shall be provided. The facility must also comply with any applicable IFC and IBC Codes. G. In the case of child or adult daycare, the total number of persons that may be allowed in attendance at one time shall be limited to 12. A drop-off circulation plan shall be provided. In order to maintain the validity of a Lehi City business license for any child or adult day care, the applicant shall obtain and keep valid a Utah Department of Health certificate, and an annual fire life safety inspection. Any child or adult day care home occupation shall also strictly comply with all other requirements set forth in Utah Admin. Code § R501-1, et seq. H. In the case of swimming lessons, the following provisions shall apply: 1. the total number of patrons that may be allowed in attendance at one time shall be limited to six. 2. there shall be no more than four classes or sessions per day. 3. the license holder and any other instructors shall have and maintain current certifications issued by the American Red Cross in each of: 1) cardio-pulmonary resuscitation; 2) first aid; and 3) swim coaches safety training or water safety instruction. 4. the pool facility shall meet all State requirements for pool cleanliness, microbes, sanitation, chemicals, lifesaving apparatus, periodic sampling of water, and water purification treatment. 5. the pool design must be an in-ground builtin pool. Temporary, portable, or above ground pools shall not be used. 6. all instructors are required to have YMCA accreditation or other nationally approved accreditation standards for swim instruction. I. For child day care and child in-home instruction and swimming lessons, the backyard of the home is required to be fully fenced and all gates shall have self-closing latches. J. For any business expecting patrons, the applicant must pass a fire and safety inspection prior to the issuance of a business license.