Salinas issues home occupation permits for businesses operated from residences. No outdoor storage or signage. No customer visits except in designated zones. Agricultural consulting and farm-related home businesses are common given the region's economy.
Salinas zoning code permits home occupations as an accessory use in residential zones. A home occupation permit and/or business license is typically required. The business must be clearly secondary to residential use. Common conditions: no external evidence of business activity, no on-site employees, limited customer visits, no storage of hazardous materials, no noise/odor/vibration. Prohibited home businesses typically include auto repair, manufacturing, and retail with walk-in customers. ADU regulations (CA Gov. Code Β§65852.2) may affect home business in accessory structures.
Operating without permit: cease-and-desist. Zoning violations: $100 to $500/day. Business license violations: city finance penalties.
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