Little Rock restricts customer traffic to home-based businesses. Home occupations should not generate traffic or parking beyond what is normal for a residential area. Direct customer visits are generally limited or prohibited.
Home occupations in Little Rock must not generate customer traffic that would change the residential character of the neighborhood. The zoning code limits or prohibits walk-in customers at home businesses. Deliveries should be limited to what is normal for a residence. The business must not create parking demands that cannot be met on the property. Service-based businesses that visit clients at their locations (rather than receiving clients at home) are preferred models for home-based work.
Excessive customer traffic or parking complaints may lead to revocation of the home occupation privilege and code enforcement action.
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