Westminster, CO Home Business: Customer Traffic Restrictions (2026)

Section 11-4-10(B) sets the limits a home occupation has to stay inside, and several of them are aimed directly at keeping client traffic from spilling into the neighborhood. , and certified through the American Red Cross or a similar program, an exception so tightly boxed in that it shows how little outside client activity the code otherwise tolerates. Under (B)(2), the home occupation can't have a separate entrance from outside the building unless state law requires one, apart from the outside gate allowed for those swim lessons.

Under (B)(3), the operator can't display or create any external evidence that a business is being run from the home, aside from one unanimated, non-illuminated flat wall or window sign no larger than one square foot. " That standard doesn't set a numeric visit cap, but it gives the City a basis to act against a business whose client volume, parking, or delivery traffic makes the property read as commercial rather than residential. A license is required under (C) before operating any home occupation, and (D) makes any home occupation run without that license, or in violation of any of these limitations including the traffic standard, a public nuisance that can be abated under Title VIII, Chapter 4 of the Municipal Code.