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01/24/2011
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AGENDA ITEM 6.0 <br />STAFF ORIGINATOR: Paul Bengtson <br />CC MEETING DATE: January 24, 2011 <br />TOPIC: Second Reading of Ordinance Number 04-11, <br />amending the Zoning Ordinance requirements for <br />Home Occupations <br />BACKGROUND <br />The City Council was approached by a resident to determine if the treatment of <br />retail sales was appropriately addressed in the Home Occupation standards <br />adopted by the City Council on February 22, 2010. <br />Retail sales were limited specifically to products that were produced on the site <br />that the sales were to occur only. <br />The City Council approved the first reading of this ordinance on January 10, <br />2011. <br />RETAIL SALES ISSUES <br />The ordinance, as adopted on February 22, 2010, included the following <br />statement in the General Provisions section, and is therefore applicable to all <br />Home Occupations that operate in the city: <br />No retail of anything produced off-site. <br />Staffs intention behind the use of the word `retail' was to prohibit direct sales to <br />customer on the site only. It was not meant to prohibit mail order businesses or <br />those that include delivery services. In retrospect, it was also not staffs intention <br />to prohibit sales to customers already onsite for a service business (barber, <br />massage, etc...), nor was it necessarily meant to prohibit sales events conducted <br />by invitation (Tupperware, Pampered Chef, Avon, etc...). As such, a clarification <br />may be in order. <br />The issue that needs to be determined is which levels of Home Occupations <br />these types of sales may be appropriate within. Remembering that the city <br />allows any property to operate an A or B level Home Occupation, while only <br />properties that front arterials roadways, are zoned Rural, or have over 1 acre of <br />land can apply for the CUP required to operate a Level C Home Occupation. <br />
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