Fort Lee restricts customer and client visits to home occupations to protect residential neighborhoods from commercial traffic and parking impacts.
Fort Lee's home occupation standards limit or prohibit customer and client traffic to residences. Home occupations should not generate vehicular or pedestrian traffic in greater volumes than typical for residential dwellings. Frequent client visits, deliveries beyond normal residential levels, and on-street parking demand from clients can violate the accessory use standards. Activities generating commercial traffic must operate in commercial zones rather than residences.
Excess customer traffic violations may result in zoning enforcement, fines, and orders to discontinue the home business operation.
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