Mission, TX Home Business: Customer Traffic Restrictions (2026)
Key Facts
- Permit required
- Conditional use permit
- Client traffic cap
- 10% of hourly street load
- Parking cap
- 4 spaces max
- Non-family employees
- 1 maximum
- Variance threshold
- 90% of neighbors within 200 ft
Summary
In Mission, a home-based business needs a conditional use permit, and client traffic can't exceed 10% of a street's average hourly load, with parking capped at four spaces.
1.Home occupations: a.The area used in conducting the home occupation will be clearly secondary to the residential use. Such permitted occupation shall not create offensive noise, vibration, smoke, dust, odor, heat or glare or require more than four parking spaces. ... f.The permitted use shall not create frequent or heavy traffic greater than ten percent of the average load per hour, per street.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 31).
Full Breakdown
Mission zoning treats a home occupation as a conditional use, requiring a conditional use permit under Appendix A, Zoning before a resident can see clients or customers at home. The activity must stay clearly secondary to the residential use, can't require more than four parking spaces, and can't create frequent or heavy traffic greater than 10 percent of the average hourly load on the street. Only one non-family employee is allowed on-site, there's no outside storage, and no exterior sign of commercial use beyond a small non-illuminated sign. The planning and zoning commission can recommend the city council waive the traffic or parking limits only with written support from 90 percent of property owners within 200 feet.
Violations & Fines
Exceeding the traffic or parking caps, or running client-facing operations without the conditional use permit, violates Section 1.56; the planning and zoning commission can report noncompliance and recommend the city council revoke the permit after notice and a cure period.
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