Pasadena's home occupation rules prohibit customer traffic at the residence. The business must not generate vehicle or pedestrian traffic beyond normal residential levels.
Home occupations in Pasadena must not generate customer, client, or delivery traffic beyond normal residential levels. Client visits to the home are not permitted. Deliveries must be limited to standard residential volumes. The business must not create additional parking demand. Businesses requiring client interaction must operate from a commercial zone.
Home businesses generating excess traffic face zoning enforcement and potential loss of home occupation status.
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