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Charlotte Seymour Appeal Appeal 1-85 Page - 3 - B. No products shall be sold or displayed on the premises ; C. No receipt or distribution of products shall be permitted except as is commonly anticipated in residential areas, it being the intent of this section to prohibit excessive truck traffic on residential, non-arterial streets ; D. No person other than the occupant of the dwelling shall be employed on the premises ; E. No more than one-quarter of the total floor area of the dwelling shall be used for the occupation; F. Access to the work space shall be from within the structure and not directly to the outside ; G. No sign advertising the home occupation shall be permitted in an R-S , R-1 , or R-2 single family residential district; H. A sign not to exceed two square feet in area, unlighted and placed flat against the dwelling structure shall be permitted for each home occupation in an R-3 or R-4 district. (Section 19.44 .020) 8 . Section 19.44. 030 of the Everett Zoning Code allows that a building official of the City of Everett to determine if the requested specific Home Occupation Permit should be granted. In making the determination the building official must consider the following: A. The impact of the use on the residential character of the area from the standpoint of aesthetics , privacy, nuisance , traffic and the overall integrity of the residential neighborhood; B. The need for such home occupation to be located in a residential area versus a commercially zoned area , it being the intent of the requirement to preserve the stability of the City' s commercial areas ; C. Hardships which may be imposed upon the occupant if he is required to locate his facility in a typical commercial zone. Hardships may include but not be limited to physical handicap, sole head of household with dependent minors , or supplemental income for the retired elderly. (Section 19 . 44 . 030)