Kenosha County, WI Home Business: Customer Traffic Restrictions (2026)

010. Subsection (k) caps the vehicles connected to the home occupation at three, and specifies they must be 'used primarily as passenger vehicles only,' which rules out commercial trucks, trailers or equipment vehicles parking at the property in connection with the business. Subsection (j) separately limits any instruction in music, dancing or similar subjects to two students on-site at a time, capping the number of people the business can draw to the property for lessons. 020(a)(6), in the list of examples the county treats as permitted home occupations, allows a home hairdresser only provided that no more than two patrons are on the premises at any one time.

Read together, these clauses function as Kenosha County's customer and vehicle-traffic rule for unincorporated-area home businesses: the county regulates the volume of people and vehicles a home occupation may draw rather than issuing trip counts or hours of operation for client visits. 010 and needs a different zoning approval before it can operate. 010(m), and can act against operations exceeding these conditions.