Agenda - Council Work Session - 05/09/2023

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■ No more than two off-street parking spaces dedicated for the business ■ Teaching home occupations are limited to four pupils; licensed day care is permitted ■ No retail sales except for items incidental to a permitted commercial service or items sent by mail; ex. Shampoo from a beautician/barber shop ■ No more than three garage sales of no more than three consecutive days per year ■ Prohibited uses include motor vehicle sales or repair, massage therapy, commercial food requiring a state license or inspection, activities that generate excessive traffic over ten (10) trips per day, activities that generate significant truck traffic to the premises in excess of three deliveries per week — deliveries and pickups by semi-truck/trailer are also prohibited. o 0-6 Overlay District (205.31.04): ■ No additional requirements listed Ham Lake (9-350) - De lnition: An occupant -owned enterprise carried on in a residential dwelling, that may be issued by the City Council after review and recommendation by the Planning Commission, and subject to any conditions imposed by the City Council. A Home Occupation permit may be revoked by the City Council, after affording due process of law to the applicant, if the conditions of issuance or any other ordinance feature are violated. - Additional uses and standards for the R-1 and R-2 districts: R-1 Single Family (9-210.1 a)) • Additional permitted uses include beauty shops and dog grooming. R-2 Multiple Family Residential (9-210.9 a)) • Does not involve the use of employees who are not residents of the dwelling, does not involve the storage of inventory on the site, does not involve deliveries of goods used in the business to the site or shipped from the site, does not involve customers coming to the site, and does not involve the presence of machinery or equipment other than a personal computer, copy machine, fax machine and/or small personal printer. - General standards o Subject to annual review by City Staff, and maybe automatically renewed unless complaints are received which then the permit will need to be resubmitted for review by the Planning Commission and approval by the City Council o Home Occupation Permits (9-350): ■ All activities must be indoors Does not generate on -street parking, and no more than four (4) passenger motor vehicles at one time. All parking must be on paved surfacing. The activity may not increase traffic typical of a residential setting. No more than one non-resident employee. The use shall not generate any nuisance, and the owner must be compliant with city codes and regulations of other jurisdictions.