6 rules for unincorporated Broome County, New York.
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Home occupations permitted in residential zones throughout Broome County subject to local conditions. Binghamton Zoning Code 410-25 limits home occupations to principal residents with no more than one non-resident employee.
Home-occupation signage is generally prohibited or limited to one non-illuminated identification sign under 2 sq ft in Broome County. Binghamton and Johnson City prohibit home-business signage in residential districts. Town of Vestal allows one 2 sq ft sign attached to the dwelling. Violations can trigger zoning enforcement.
Walk-in customer traffic is typically prohibited for home occupations in Broome County residential zones. Limited client visits by appointment may be permitted with additional off-street parking. Binghamton, Johnson City, Vestal, and Endicott all restrict home-business traffic to preserve residential character.
NY Ag and Markets 20-C Home Processor exemption allows sale of non-potentially hazardous foods such as baked goods, jams, and candies from home kitchens without commercial license. Annual sales cap 50,000 dollars and products must be labeled with processor name and address.
Family day care in Broome County homes regulated under NY Social Services Law Article 6 and 18 NYCRR Part 417. OCFS registration required for 3-6 children; licensing required for 7-12.
Home occupations in Broome County towns require compliance with local zoning. Town of Binghamton, Union, Vestal, and Chenango each define home occupation standards; most cap employees and limit customer visits.
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