Jacksonville home occupations generally prohibit on-site customer/client visits or are tightly limited. Retail sales to customers at the residence are prohibited. No increase in normal residential traffic allowed.
Jacksonville Ordinance Code Chapter 656 (Zoning), home occupation provisions, restrict customer activity. Typically no retail sales, no display of goods, and no generation of pedestrian/vehicular traffic exceeding normal residential character. Some professional services (tutoring, counseling, music lessons) may be allowed with limited customer visits (often one client at a time, by appointment). Deliveries limited to typical residential parcel service. On-street customer parking generally prohibited.
Customer traffic violation: zoning citation, $100-$500 per day. Retail sales from home: cease-and-desist, permit revocation if licensed.
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