Home businesses in Peoria must not generate customer traffic exceeding normal residential levels. Walk-in retail sales from the home are prohibited.
Home occupation regulations in Peoria limit commercial traffic at residential properties. Businesses must not generate customer visits, deliveries, or commercial activity beyond what is typical for a residential neighborhood. Walk-in retail sales are prohibited. Businesses requiring frequent client visits should operate from a commercial location. Internet-based businesses, remote work, and professional consulting are ideal home occupation uses.
Excessive commercial traffic may result in zoning enforcement and orders to cease the home business or relocate to a commercial zone.
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