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Cheyenne committee backs home-occupation ordinance changes; adds apprenticeship ban for body art in residences
Summary
On May 19 the Cheyenne Public Services Committee recommended that City Council adopt changes to the Unified Development Code that limit who may be employed in home-based businesses and add language barring apprentices in residential body‑art operations.
The Cheyenne Public Services Committee on May 19 voted to recommend that City Council adopt amendments to the Unified Development Code tightening rules for home occupations, including specific limits on animal grooming, salons and body‑art services and a new prohibition on apprenticing in residential body‑piercing and tattoo operations.
Planning staff said the ordinance is on third reading and that two substitute drafts were circulated. Connor White of the Planning and Development Department told the committee the substitutes differ mainly on whether animal‑grooming and body‑art operations must be operated only by a resident of the property and how…
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