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Home Occupation - Letter of Agreement
A. Prior to the establishment of a home occupation, the owner of the property involved and the operator of the proposed home occupation shall sign a letter agreement, in a form provided by the Zoning Administrator, acknowledging that the minimum conditions of this section apply to the proposed home occupation and that all of such conditions will be complied with, and if they are not, the permit for the home occupation will be subject to revocation.
 
(1) Upon receiving the signed letter agreement in satisfactory form and content, and if the Zoning Administrator determines that the home occupation would comply with the terms of this chapter, the Administrator shall then issue a home occupation permit, which may include conditions consistent with this section and other applicable provisions of this chapter. If the Administrator determines that the proposed occupation would not comply with this section or that it does not qualify as a home occupation under the terms of this chapter, the Administrator shall deny the home occupation permit, and provide, in writing, the reasons for such denial.

(2) In the Administrator's discretion, the request for the proposed home occupation may be referred to the Planning Commission for review and decision in accordance with this section and other applicable provisions of this chapter.