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2. Home Occupation Permits (HOP) shall be processed in accordance with the processing procedure established for conditional use permits in section 117-51, with the exception of recording the HOP, should it be approved by City Council. 3. HOPs may be suspended or revoked pursuant to the procedure established in Section 117-51. 4. There shall be two levels of home occupations, Level I and Level II, as laid out in the table below: Level I Level II Permit No HOP Required HOP Required Intent Clearly incidental and Regulation of HOPs non-typical in most secondary to the residential use residential settings, but may be approved of the premises. with conditions based on neighborhood characteristics, all occupations that do not meet all criteria to be considered a level I occupation, and all occupations that have received a verified code enforcement complaint. The City Council has the sole discretion on granting HOPs based on each application and its compatibility with the adjacent community and intent of the residential zoning district. Zoning R-1, R-2, and R-3 R-1 only Districts Allowed Occupations Arts occupations; Any occupation deemed non-standard for a telecommuters with an office Level I occupation by the Zoning indoors; fully online sales Administrator. Examples include but are not operations limited to: contractors, landscaping, lawn care, snow removal. Customers No customers may come to the Any customers onsite, unless considered an site unless considered an arts arts occupation. occupation. Employees One non-resident employee, or Any additional employees beyond what's zero non-resident employees allowed in Level I for art occupation. Lots less than 5 Lots greater than 5 acres: acres: A maximum of two A maximum of three non-resident non-resident employees may be employees may be approved with HOP approved with HOP Ordinance 22-06 Page 2 of 5