Greeley, CO Home Business: Customer Traffic Restrictions (2026)
Key Facts
- Customer vehicles on-site
- max 1 at a time
- Client visits
- max 10 per week
- Exception
- child care/instruction drop-offs
- Applies
- citywide as residential accessory use
Summary
Greeley limits home occupations to one customer vehicle on site at a time and no more than ten client visits per week, under the city's accessory-use standards for residential lots.
6.No traffic, services, or deliveries shall be generated by the home occupation that is abnormal to a residential neighborhood. In general, this shall be limited to:(a)No more than one customer vehicle parked at the property at a time, except for drop off of children for child care or instruction;(b)No more than ten client visits per week, except for drop off of children for child care or instruction.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Municipal Code: Supplement 6 Update 1).
Full Breakdown
Sec. 24-403(c)(6) treats home occupation traffic as an accessory-use performance standard: no more than one customer vehicle may be parked on the property at any time, and no more than ten client visits are allowed per week. Deliveries are limited to what's normal for a residential address, and parking for the business has to stay in the garage, driveway, or curb directly in front of the house. Child care and instruction drop-offs are carved out of both the vehicle and visit caps, recognizing that licensed in-home day cares see more daily traffic than a typical home business.
Violations & Fines
Exceeding the one-vehicle or ten-visit limits breaches the accessory-use standard and can trigger permit revocation by the community development director under Sec. 24-403(c)(11)(f), plus standard code enforcement action.
Frequently Asked Questions
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