San Angelo home occupations must not generate traffic, parking, or deliveries beyond what is normal for a residence. Walk-in retail is not a permitted home occupation.
San Angelo's Zoning Ordinance (Chapter 12, Exhibit A) allows a home occupation only where it does not create pedestrian or vehicle traffic, parking demand, or deliveries out of character with the residential neighborhood. A business drawing a steady stream of customers, clients, or students to the home, or requiring frequent large-truck deliveries, falls outside the home-occupation allowance and is treated as a commercial use requiring proper zoning. Occasional client visits tied to a service business are compatible; walk-in retail sales from the dwelling are not. Neighbor complaints about traffic or on-street parking are a common enforcement trigger.
Traffic or parking complaints prompt a code-compliance review of the home occupation. Uses found to operate as commercial businesses receive cease-and-desist orders and municipal-court citations with daily fines.
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