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Sahuarita, AZ Home Business: Customer Traffic Restrictions (2026)

Light Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Class I daily customer cap
5 customers per day
Over the cap requires
Class II conditional use permit
Customer vehicle parking
only while owner present
Child care traffic measured by
children present, not customers
Max civil penalty
$750 per offense (individual)

Summary

A Class I home-based business in Sahuarita is capped at five customers a day under STC § 18.09.030(C)(5)(a); cross that number and STC § 18.09.030(C)(5)(b) pushes the operation into the Class II category, which needs a Type I conditional use permit. A customer's vehicle may only be parked at the home while its owner is present.

5. Customer traffic is restricted as follows:

a. A Class I home-based business shall not have more than five customers per day.

b. A Class II home-based business will be required if there are more than five customers per day. ... 11. A customer vehicle may be parked at the home only when the owner of said vehicle is present on the property.

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Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: rev 4745395; v0 updated 2025-12-08; through 12-08-2025).

Full Breakdown

030(C). A child care home-based business is measured differently, by the number of children present, up to six unrelated children at one time, rather than by a daily customer count. 030(C)(11) adds a parking condition tied to that traffic: a customer's vehicle may be parked at the home only while the customer who owns it is physically present on the property, so a customer cannot leave a vehicle parked at the home business between visits. 030(C), these customer-facing limits are what keeps a home-based business looking and functioning like a residence from the street.

Violations & Fines

Exceeding the five-customer daily cap without upgrading to Class II conditional use status, or leaving a customer's vehicle parked at the home when the customer is not present, is a zoning violation under STC § 18.95.030, enforced by inspection and citation from the zoning administrator, with penalties up to $750 per offense for an individual under STC § 18.95.040.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many customers can visit my Sahuarita home business per day?
STC § 18.09.030(C)(5)(a) caps a Class I home-based business at five customers a day. STC § 18.09.030(C)(5)(b) requires any business drawing more customers than that to become a Class II home-based business, which needs a Type I conditional use permit.
Can a customer leave their car parked at my home business?
No. STC § 18.09.030(C)(11) only allows a customer vehicle to be parked at the home while the owner of that vehicle is present on the property, so vehicles cannot be left parked between customer visits.
Does the five-customer limit apply to home daycare?
No. A child care home-based business is capped by the number of children present, up to six unrelated children at one time under STC § 18.09.030(C)(5)(c), rather than by the five-customer-per-day rule that applies to other Class I home-based businesses.

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