CONDITIONAL HOME OCCUPATION AGREEMENT NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE

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CONDITIONAL HOME OCCUPATION AGREEMENT NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE New Castle County Office of Code Enforcement 87 Reads Way Corporate Commons New Castle, DE 19720-1648 (302) 395-5555 Applicant Name: Name of Business/Home Occupation: Street Address: Phone Number: As the full-time resident of the subject property and owner of the home occupation, I am aware that up to two non-resident employees or independent contractors or up to four part-time nonresident employees or independent contractors may work at the site of the home occupation, provided that only two are on the premises at any given time, as a special exception, and only upon execution of this statement and upon the condition that all other requirements of the New Castle County Code as to home occupations are observed. I also understand that nothing in the code or this agreement will alter private deed restrictions, which may preclude the home occupation. I agree to submit any changes to this agreement to the Code Enforcement Office within thirty (30) days of the change. Employees or Independent Contractors at Site: Name of Employee or Independent Contractor 1: Name of Employee or Independent Contractor 2: Name of Employee or Independent Contractor 3:

Name of Employee or Independent Contractor 4: I swear under penalty of perjury that all of the foregoing are true, that I am at least eighteen (18) years of age, and that I know I am required to submit any changes to this agreement to the New Castle County Code Enforcement Office within thirty (30) days of any changes to this agreement. I further understand that the filing of this agreement does not entitle me to operate a home occupation which is not indistinguishable from other dwellings as set forth in the New Castle County Code, or which otherwise violates the code, and that violation of the code or a false statement contained herein is punishable by fines and/or penalties set forth in the Code. Applicants Signature Date of Signature Witness Signature Date of Signature

HOME OCCUPATION VERIFICATION CHECKLIST PROPERTY ADDRESS: SUBDIVISON/DEVELOPMENT: PROPERTY OWNER S NAME: NAME OF BUSINESS: TYPE OF BUSINESS OR SERVICE PROVIDED: NAME(S) & ADDRESSES(ES) OF NON-RESIDENT EMPLOYEES: DESCRIPTION OF EXTERIOR OF PROPERTY: NUMBER OF PHOTOGRAPHS SUBMITTED: (photos shall depict exterior property area and interior area devoted to home occupation) TOTAL SQUARE FOOTAGE OF LIVING AREA: SQUARE FOOTAGE DEVOTED TO HOME OCCUPATION: I,, owner of Do hereby swear that the facts contained in this document are true and accurate. Signature of Owner Notary Signature and Seal

SECTION 40.03.420 ACCESSORY USES, RESIDENTIAL HOME USES A. Home occupation. Any home occupation as defined in Section 40.33.221.B. which is conducted in a manner such that the dwelling housing the occupation is indistinguishable from dwellings with no business use and which meets the following standards is permitted as an accessory residential home use as set forth below. 1. Employees: The owner of the home occupation shall be a full time resident of the dwelling unit and subject to the following exceptions shall not employ any individuals other than family members who also are full time residents of the dwelling unit. a. Additional non resident, on site employees or independent contractors are permitted if the operator executes a Conditional Home Occupation Agreement, hereinafter ʺthe agreementʺ. Upon execution of the agreement with the County, the operator may employ up to two (2) full time non resident employees or independent contractors at a time or up to four (4) part time employees or independent contractors, provided only two (2) are on the premises at one time. The agreement shall be on a form provided by the Department, disclose the name and date of birth of all additional non resident employees and/or independent contractors and shall be filed with the County Code Enforcement Office. All information on the written agreement is of a continuing nature. Any changes in the information on the agreement shall be in writing and mailed or otherwise submitted to the County Code Enforcement Office within thirty (30) days of the change. The person applying for the agreement shall sign the agreement and represent that the contents of the certificate are true and correct to the best of his or her knowledge. Any person who falsifies any information on any agreement made with the Department shall be subject to criminal proceedings under 11, Del. C. 861 through 880 (Offenses Involving Falsification of Records). The agreement is not required for home occupations, professional office or studios, which as of December 31, 1997, legally employed no more than two (2) persons to provide secretarial, clerical or similar assistance. b. A home occupation which provides a service that occurs off site may have additional employees, provided such employees meet and work off site and not at the subject residence. c. Exception: In Arden, Ardentown, and Ardencroft (ʺthe Ardensʺ) the owner of the home occupation need only be a full time resident of the Ardens and may employ two (2) full time non resident employees or independent contractors. The owner may employ an additional two (2) part time/seasonal employees or independent contractors, provided the appropriate Village Secretary is notified in writing on the Home Occupation Village Notification Form. Any changes to such an arrangement must be done in writing to the Village Secretary within thirty (30) days of the change. 2. Customers/clients: The operator may meet with customers at the site provided that the frequency and consistency of traffic to and from the site in relation to the home occupation does not interfere with the communityʹs comfort, safety, or enjoyment of the neighborhood around the subject property as a residential area or create a visual or traffic annoyance to persons of normal sensibilities such that a public nuisance is created. High volume visits and traffic to and from the site during the hours of 8:00 a.m. until 6:00

p.m. shall be prima facie evidence that the home occupation is not indistinguishable from other dwellings and creates a public nuisance in the residential neighborhood, in violation of this section. 3. Location, size and modifications: No home occupation shall be conducted outside the dwelling unit. The total area used to accommodate the home occupation shall not exceed twenty five (25) percent of the total gross floor area (GFA) of the principal residential dwelling. No structural alterations or enlargements shall be made to the dwelling unit for the primary purpose of conducting the home occupation. a. Exception: In the Ardens, the home occupation shall not exceed one thousand (1,000) square feet inclusive of all square footage in the dwelling and any accessory structure on the same lot utilized for the home occupation so long as the residential character of the buildings is maintained. 4. Parking: Adequate on site, off street parking shall be provided for all employees, customers, clients and/or pupils. The principal driveway serving the residence shall act as the parking area. Only the principal driveway may be used for parking in conjunction with the home occupation. 5. Hazardous materials: Toxic, explosive, flammable, radioactive or other restricted materials used, sold or stored on the site in connection with the home occupation shall conform to Chapter 6 for residential uses. 6. Outside storage: No outdoor display or storage of materials, goods, supplies or equipment related to the home occupation shall be permitted. a. Exception: In the Ardens, outside storage is permitted, but neither shall be visible from roadways or from beyond the leasehold. 7. Deliveries and pick ups: Truck deliveries or pick ups of supplies or products, associated with the home occupation shall occur only within the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Vehicles used for delivery and pick up are limited to those normally servicing residential neighborhoods. No regular tractor trailer delivery shall be permitted. 8. Signs and displays: No display of any products or operations that would create external evidence of the operation of the home occupation is permitted. No sign is permitted which will in any way advertise or identify the home occupation. No marked service vehicle, trailer or other equipment used in conjunction with the home occupation shall be parked on the property or contiguous street right of way so as to identify, advertise or otherwise attract attention to the home occupation. a. Exception: In the Ardens, one (1) non illuminated sign up to one (1) square foot in size may be attached to the dwelling or the accessory structure and one (1) two axle marked service vehicle may be parked on the property. 9. Manufacturing, repairing, mechanical work: No manufacturing, repairing or other mechanical work shall be performed outside the dwelling unit. When such activity is conducted inside the dwelling unit, it shall be conducted in such a way that no noise, heat, glare, odor, vibration, electromagnetic interference or smoke shall be perceptible at or beyond the property line. a. Exception: In the Ardens, manufacturing, repairing, and other mechanical work may be performed outside the structure housing the home occupation as long as

10. Penalties. they are conducted in such a way that no noise, heat, glare, odor, vibration, or electromagnetic interference causes an annoyance to persons of normal sensibilities by creating a public nuisance. a. Each person who engages in a home occupation with on site, nonresident/family employees or independent contractors without having filed the Conditional Home Occupation Agreement or updating the Conditional Home Occupation Agreement as required (except for those exempted as valid nonconforming uses at the time of the passage of this ordinance) shall be guilty of a violation of this chapter and subjected to a fine of up to one hundred ($100) dollars. Each day that a violation of this Section continues shall constitute a separate offense for which a separate conviction may be obtained and a separate penalty imposed. b. Each person found to have included a false statement in the Conditional Home Occupation Agreement shall be subject to the penalties for violation of 11, Del. C. 861 through 880 (Offenses Involving Falsification or Records). c. Each person found to have violated any other provision of this Section shall be guilty of a violation punishable by a fine of up to one hundred ($100) dollars. Each day that a violation continues shall constitute a separate offense for which a separate conviction may be obtained and a separate penalty imposed. 11. Nonconforming uses: Legal home occupation uses that were in existence prior to December 31, 1997 may continue to remain as a nonconforming situation and, pursuant to Article 8, any change in title or of right to possession shall not affect the continuation of the nonconforming situation. As set forth in Article 8, the status of any nonconforming situation may be determined by the Department after public notice. 12. Variance from home occupation provisions: Any application for a variance from the provisions of this section will be treated as an application for a use variance.