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(9) <br />(10) <br />a. <br />(11) <br />(12) <br />(13) <br />(14) <br />(d) <br />(e) <br />No home occupations shall generate on average more than eight vehicle trips per day, <br />including no more than one delivery vehicle of a type that customarily serves a residential <br />area. Vehicle trips related to the home occupation from customers and clients should <br />generally be by appointment only. <br />There shall be no exterior storage of business equipment, merchandise, inventory, heavy <br />equipment, or other materials and miscellaneous items used in the home occupation except <br />for one business related automobile, truck, or van not exceeding 25 feet in length or a gross <br />vehicle weight rating of 9,200 pounds may be parked on the premises. <br />In addition to the above, in the Agricultural, Long Term Agricultural, Rural Residential and <br />Future Urban Service zoning districts, or within any urban residential district on property <br />ten acres or greater in size, one additional business-related vehicle shall be allowed. Said <br />vehicle may exceed the weight and length limitations outlined above. One business <br />related trailer shall be allowed provided the trailer is attached to a vehicle and the <br />combined length of the vehicle and trailer does not exceed 46 feet. <br />No alteration of the exterior of the dwelling or the accessory structure that changes the <br />residential character of the premises shall be permitted, except where required to comply <br />with local and state fire and police regulations. <br />No more than one person, other than those who reside on the premises, shall engage in <br />business activities on the premises. The business may employ others only if their work <br />activities are performed off the premises. <br />On-street parking facilities shall not be utilized to accommodate parking demand. <br />No home occupation shall involve the use of hazardous materials or activities that require a <br />hazardous waste generator's license. <br />Home occupations not requiring interim use permit. The following uses, subject to the above <br />performance standards, are examples of home occupations that may be permitted without a <br />home occupation interim use permit: home office facilities, music and art studios, tutoring <br />services with no more than two pupils per session, dressmaking and tailoring, and home craft <br />production such as rug weaving and model making. <br />Home occupation interim use permits. Home occupations which do not conform to the above <br />standards may be conducted by a home occupation interim use permit. The information required <br />and the procedure to be followed for all home occupation interim use permit applications shall <br />be the same as that required for a conditional use permit set forth in subsections 90-37(a) and <br />(b). In addition, the applicant may be required to submit supplementary information pertaining to <br />the nature of the home occupation, the equipment used, days and hours that the home <br />occupation will be conducted, and a plan showing the portion of the dwelling or site to be used <br />for the home occupation.