A minor home occupation in Pasco County may not generate new vehicle trips unless a Special Exception is granted, which caps total daily trips at 14 per dwelling and requires customer visits to be by appointment, one at a time. Major home occupations may employ up to two nonresident employees.
Under LDC Section 530.21.D.4, a minor home occupation may not generate new vehicle trips, meaning it shall not involve appointments in the residence, unless a Special Exception is obtained under Section 530.21.D.5. That Special Exception caps total daily trips at 14 per dwelling, requires all business-related visits to be by appointment only and limited to one customer at a time (with one additional person in waiting where on-site parking is available), and permits traditional home-based instruction by only one instructor to no more than three students per class. Section 530.21.C.7 prohibits truck deliveries except by services that customarily make residential deliveries. For major home occupations, Section 530.21.E.2 limits on-site employees to residents of the property plus up to two nonresident employees, and Section 530.21.E.3 requires that external impacts such as traffic and noise not exceed those normal for the district. Fla. Stat. 559.955(3)(a) likewise allows a qualifying home-based business up to two employees or independent contractors who do not reside at the dwelling.
Generating customer trips without a Special Exception, exceeding the 14-trip cap, or employing more than the allowed nonresident workers is a code enforcement violation under the Land Development Code.
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