Ashwaubenon, WI Home Business: Customer Traffic Restrictions (2026)

The traffic standard at § 17-4-400(C)(1)(g)(ii) has two parts. First, a home occupation can't generate vehicular traffic in volumes greater than would normally be expected in a residential neighborhood, a qualitative test the Village applies rather than a numeric trip count. Second, deliveries by a tractor-trailer with a combined vehicle-and-load weight over 10,000 pounds, or any trailer requiring a highway operating license, are capped at once a month or four times in a rolling 12-month period; that restriction doesn't apply to standard package-delivery vehicles like UPS or FedEx step vans, which can visit without limit.

Immediately after, the code addresses the related off-street parking side of customer and vendor traffic: only one vehicle whose primary use is tied to the home occupation may be visible, meaning parked in the driveway or on the street, at a time. Together, the traffic-volume standard, the delivery-frequency cap, and the one-visible-vehicle rule form the Village's practical control on the customer and vendor activity a home business can draw, without setting a hard number of client visits per day the way some other jurisdictions do.