Parker, TX Home Business: Signage Rules (2026)

Section 156.37(M)(2)(b) states plainly that no signage is permitted for a home occupation, with the exception of a state-approved/licensed vineyard. This tracks the underlying HOME OCCUPATION definition in § 156.01, which defines the use itself as commercial activity that does not involve signage, meaning a home business that posts a sign stops meeting the zoning definition altogether. That makes signage enforcement dual-pronged: a sign is both a direct violation of § 156.37(M)(2)(b) and evidence the operation has exceeded the scope of a home occupation, exposing the property to broader enforcement as an unpermitted commercial use under § 156.37(M)(1). The vineyard exception is narrow and tied to state approval or licensing, so a resident cannot claim it for a general agricultural or craft business; it applies specifically to a licensed vineyard operation. Residents who want visibility for a home business are limited to off-site advertising, since the code gives no path to a permitted on-site sign outside that single carve-out.