Cheyenne, WY Home Business: Customer Traffic Restrictions (2026)
Key Facts
- Client threshold
- 3 clients/day before parking required
- Parking restriction
- Not allowed in front/side setback
- Worst case
- Home occupation prohibited if parking alters character
- Zero-client option
- Office-only use allowed off-site clients
Summary
Cheyenne allows up to three client visits a day at a home occupation before extra off-street parking kicks in, and bars the business outright if that parking would change the neighborhood's character.
Additional off-street parking may be required for the home occupation business if more than three clients per day are expected to visit the business. No additional parking
spaces shall be provided in the front yard setback (or within the side yard setback if the property is a corner lot). Where needed additional parking would alter the character of the neighborhood the home occupation shall be prohibited. d. There shall be no offensive noise, vibration, smoke, dust, odors, heat or glare noticeable at or beyond the property line. e. No exterior storage of materials or equipment is permitted. No storage of motorized vehicles or trailers associated with the business may be in the public right-of-way. f. Signage will be limited to one non-illuminated sign not more than three square feet in area per home. g. No retail sales are permitted from the site other than incidental sales related to services provided. h. Not more than one employee or co-worker other than the permanent resident(s) can work on the site. i. An “in-home” business operating from a residential dwelling within shall be registered in the home occupation data base, administered through the City Planning and Development Department and all applicable registration fees shall be paid. j. Specific Exclusions. The following businesses shall not be allowed as home occupations: 1. Automobile Service Repair, however automobile
Full Breakdown
Under UDC Section 5.7.2(c), a home occupation running in a residential district can draw up to three client visits per day without triggering extra parking requirements. Beyond that, the Planning and Development Department may require additional off-street parking, which cannot sit in the front yard setback (or side yard setback on a corner lot). If the added parking needed to serve more clients would alter the neighborhood's character, the home occupation is prohibited at that location. Businesses that keep all client contact off-site can instead qualify for the office-only allowance, which permits zero on-site clients.
Violations & Fines
No stated fine in this section; violations are handled as zoning code enforcement by Planning and Development, which can require registration changes, added parking, or revoke home occupation approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
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