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buildings or additions to the existing prin (6) Print shops; <br /> cipal building used for a home occupation (7) The sale of retail or wholesale merchandise <br /> may be allowed provided that they are no from the premises; <br /> larger than 600 square feet. <br /> (8) Service or repair of motor vehicles or of <br /> (3) No signs relating to the home occupation gasoline or diesel powered machinery; <br /> shall be allowed, except for those allowed <br /> under Section 174-54. (9) Equipment rental business. <br /> (4) No equipment or process shall be used in a F. Rummage / garage / yard sales are permitted as <br /> home occupation that creates electrical of right, provided that no more than three (3) <br /> 4 interference,or noise,dust,vibration,glare, one-day sales per year are conducted. <br /> fumes, odors, or other objectionable effects <br /> perceptible outside the premises. In the or take any other action relating thereto. <br /> case of electrical interference, no equip- Submitted by the Board of Selectmen <br /> s.4! ment or process shall be used which creates Explanation: This article is intended to modernize <br /> 4 visual or audible interference in any radio <br /> i or television receiver off the premises. the Town's antiquated and outdated home occupation <br /> bylaws. In an era in which government, business and <br /> (5) No traffic shall be generated by a home society in general are attempting to encourage home <br /> occupation in significantly greater volume occupations to bolster family unity,reduce traffic,pre- <br /> than would normally be expected in the serve energy and reduce commercial development, <br /> y neighborhood, nor which jeopardizes traf- Mashpee continues to require compliance with an <br /> g fic safety. obsolete and prejudicial town bylaw. This new bylaw <br /> (6) Clients or customers shall not visit the will allow a broader scope of occupations, many of <br /> t home occupation between the hours of which already exist, by recognizing activities new <br /> technology has made possible and acknowledging <br /> ti 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. unless alternate individual business opportunities not contemplated <br /> hours are approved. decades ago.This bylaw will preserve traditional Cape <br /> (7) The dwelling unit within which the home Cod occupations and potential "Green Tourist" enter- <br /> occupation is conducted shall be the place prises while protecting the integrity of our neighbor <br /> i' of residence of the operator or operators of hoods and the value of our properties. <br /> the home occupation. Planning Board voted at a Public Hearing held on <br /> (8) Home occupation permits are valid only for April 19,2000 3-0 for approval. <br /> the person(s) and use(s) approved and are <br /> 7 nontransferable. If the home occupation is Motion made by Selectman Leveille. <br /> conducted in rental property, the property Motion made to dispense with reading of Article 31 <br /> owner's legal authorization for the pro- made at 9:42 p.m. <br /> posed use must be obtained in writing and <br /> submitted as part of the required applica- Motion to dispense with reading of Article 31 <br /> passes 9.42 p.m. <br /> tion materials. <br /> 1Motion: I move Article 31 be voted as printed in the <br /> (9) There shall be no storage or use of toxic or <br /> warrant except for the following amendments: <br /> hazardous materials, or of flammable or <br /> explosive materials, in excess of normal In Subsection 174-25.1.C.(3)(b) change"two(2) <br /> Al <br /> household quantities. additional parking spaces"in the first sentence to <br /> ' (10) Activities conducted and equipment or "three (3) additional parking spaces" and delete <br /> ' materials used shall not change the fire the phrase "and two (2) spaces for employees' <br /> safety or occupancy classification of the In Subsection 174-25.1.D.(6) change the phrase <br /> premises. "10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m."to "8:00 p.m.to 8:00 <br /> y E. Uses prohibited as home occupations. The fol- a.m. <br /> lowing shall be considered examples of uses pro- And to delete the phrase, "or take any other action <br /> hibited as home occupations that will not be relating thereto". <br /> allowed to operate in residential zoning districts: <br /> 2`I Motion made to indefinitely postpone at 10:09 p•m <br /> (1) Commercial kennels; <br /> Motion to indefinitely postpone passes 86-63 at <br /> (2) Veterinary establishments; 10:14 p.m. <br /> (3) Dancing studios or exercise studios; Motion made to adjourn until Monday, May 8, <br /> ' (4) Restaurants; 2000 at 7:30 p.m. <br /> (5) Welding or machinist shop; Motion passes at 10:15 p.m. <br /> 72 <br />