Boynton Beach home occupations are limited to no customer or client visits in most zoning districts. Where visits are allowed, limited to 1 client at a time, 8 visits per day maximum, between 8 AM and 8 PM, with adequate off-street parking.
LDR Chapter 3 Article V restricts client-serving home occupations to professional services (accountant, attorney, tutor, consultant). Retail sales from the home are prohibited entirely; online orders must ship and cannot involve on-site pickup. Deliveries by carriers are allowed but commercial delivery trucks over 1 ton cannot idle in residential zones. All required parking for clients must be on-site, never on the street. HOAs typically prohibit any client visits regardless of city allowance.
Exceeding visit limits: $250 first citation, $500 repeat. Retail operation from home: cease and desist plus $500 fine. On-street client parking complaints: $50 per incident.
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