20.060 Prohibited Home Occupations

06/14/22; 05/14/24) For the purpose of protecting residential character, the following types of businesses and those of a similar nature are prohibited as home occupations when per- formed on premise and not as a home office: A. body art facilities; B. clinics, hospitals, and related medical and dental facilities, excluding outpatient counseling and therapy services; C. cosmetic facilities that require biohazard disposal including, but not limited to, micro-blading, derma fillers, Botox injections, and neuromodulators; D. animal and veterinary clinics, kennels, or other facilities which entail the raising, or keeping of dogs, cats or other animals in excess of what is permitted by Table 12.070 of this Code; E. restaurants, but not including food preparation; F. automobile, truck, or recreational vehicle related businesses, including repair services, wholesale or retail sales, painting and auto body repair; G. construction or landscape maintenance businesses that require equipment, materials, or vehicles to be stored at the home; H. ambulance services; I. retail sales businesses, excluding internet sales; J. sexually oriented businesses; and K. engine or appliance repair services. Section 20.070 Appeals. (Amended 01/08/13; 12/13/16) If an applicant for a Home Occupation Permit is either denied a permit or desires to appeal any condition of approval placed on the application by the Zoning Administrator, the applicant may present an appeal to the Hearing Examiner within ten days of the decision, as per Section 03.040. The applicant shall notify the Zoning Administrator, in writing, of the appeal. The Zoning Administrator will schedule an appeal hearing with the Hearing Examiner and provide at least 14 days’ public notice consistent with the notification procedures of Section 03.080. At the hearing, the Hearing Examiner may hear from the Zoning Administrator, staff, applicant, public and other interested parties prior to making a decision on the appeal. Following the hearing, the Hearing Examiner may approve, approve with conditions, or deny the appeal.