Frisco home occupations cannot generate customer or client traffic beyond normal residential levels. Typical limit is 2 client visits per day by appointment only.
Home occupation standards in Frisco limit customer or client visits to the home to prevent disruption of residential character. Typical enforcement allows no more than 2 client visits per day, by appointment only, with no group instruction, classes, or gatherings. Tutoring, music lessons, and personal services must be limited to one student at a time. Retail sales on premises are prohibited. Delivery of goods must not exceed normal residential frequency.
Excess traffic citation: up to 2,000 dollars per day plus possible revocation of home occupation status.
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