Home occupations in unincorporated Tulare County must not generate traffic, parking demand or deliveries beyond what is normal for a residence; significant customer visits can disqualify the use.
Tulare County holds home occupations in the unincorporated areas to the standard invisibility test: the business can't generate traffic, parking demand or deliveries beyond what a normal residence produces. Significant customer visits are the most common failure point and can disqualify the home occupation altogether — the county can revoke the status and shut down the home-based operation. Employee vehicles and regular commercial deliveries count against the limit too. If your business needs clients at the door, check with county planning about what's allowed before you establish the practice at home.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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