Converse, TX Home Business: Customer Traffic Restrictions (2026)
Key Facts
- Client visits
- Confined to home or accessory building
- Customer traffic cutoff
- 10:00 p.m. daily
- Owner liability
- Liable for substantiated customer complaints
- Enforcement risk
- Business closed if complaints unresolved
Summary
Converse home occupations may see clients or customers only inside the home or accessory building, and customer traffic must stop by 10:00 p.m. daily under Sec. 10-290.
(b)The business must be contained within the home. Conducting a home occupation outside of the family dwelling or accessory building is prohibited. ... (e)Home businesses must be closed to customer traffic by 10:00 p.m. daily. (f)The business owner shall be liable for substantiated complaints on the actions of their customers and the business will be closed if the complaints are not satisfied in a timely manner.
Full Breakdown
Under Sec. 10-290 of the Converse Code of Ordinances, a home occupation must be conducted entirely inside the dwelling or an accessory building: operating outside those structures, including receiving clients elsewhere on the lot, is prohibited. Client and customer traffic must end by 10:00 p.m. daily. The business owner is liable for substantiated complaints stemming from customers' actions, and the city can order the home business closed if complaints go unresolved.
Violations & Fines
Owner is liable for substantiated customer-related complaints; unresolved complaints can result in the home business being closed by the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
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