Home occupations in Lawrenceville must not generate customer/client traffic beyond what is normal for a residence. Typical limit: no more than 1 client visit at a time and limited daily visits.
UDO home occupation standards require the business to be invisible to neighbors. Excessive parking, back-to-back client appointments, and deliveries from commercial trucks are prohibited. Lessons, therapy, tutoring, and similar services must be scheduled to avoid concentrated traffic. No on-street parking for clients in residential neighborhoods.
Neighbor complaints about traffic trigger Code Enforcement investigation. Revocation of Home Occupation Permit possible for repeated violations.
Lawrenceville, GA
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Retaining walls over 4 ft (measured from bottom of footing) require building permit and engineered design. Walls in setbacks must not affect drainage onto ne...
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