Irving limits customer traffic at home occupations to prevent impacts on residential neighborhoods. Frequent customer visits or deliveries that generate noticeable traffic are prohibited.
Irving's home occupation provisions restrict customer and client visits to the residence to prevent impacts on the residential character of the neighborhood. Home businesses must not generate traffic beyond what is typical for a residential property. Regular deliveries by commercial vehicles, frequent customer parking on the street, and any traffic pattern that draws attention to a business use may result in enforcement action. The business must be clearly incidental and subordinate to the residential use. Some home occupation categories may allow limited by-appointment visits. Irving does not publish a specific daily customer visit limit, relying instead on a reasonableness standard.
Excessive traffic may result in code violations, fines, and orders to cease the business use.
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