A Cedar Park home occupation cannot generate customer-related vehicular traffic in excess of three vehicle trips per 24-hour day, and no direct selling of merchandise may occur on the premises (direct marketing is permitted).
Under Art. 11.05 (Accessory Use Standards), a home occupation cannot generate customer-related vehicular traffic in excess of three vehicle trips per 24-hour day in the residential neighborhood. The code also prohibits direct selling of merchandise on the premises, although direct marketing (online ordering, telephone sales, delivery) is permitted. The home occupation may not be conducted in a manner that permits observation of services by display, signage, show window, or other opening from a public area. Outdoor storage of inventory, materials, or equipment associated with the occupation is prohibited; commercial deliveries by tractor-trailer are not allowed. These limits work together with Chapter 8 noise regulations (residential daytime limit 65 dBA / nighttime 60 dBA at the receiving property line).
Excess traffic, on-premises sales, or outdoor display are zoning violations under §1.01.009 with fines up to $2,000 per day, each day a separate offense. Repeat violations may result in revocation of the right to operate the accessory use and abatement actions.
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