Commission opens public hearing on home-occupation code changes; staff outlines streamlined application requirements
Staff presented proposed amendments to municipal and land-use codes to streamline home-occupation licensing, including removing 'upon appeal' to allow direct council consideration, requiring proof of state business registration, and adding application details such as a home plan and expected customer/traffic information.
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The Planning and Zoning Commission opened a public hearing and heard a staff presentation on proposed code amendments aimed at clarifying and streamlining home-occupation licensing procedures.
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