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Charlotte Seymour Appeal Appeal 1-85 , _ 1 Page - 4 - 9 . The specific use of a single chair beauty salon in the Appellant ' s home would not create excessive noise, dust, smoke, glare or other nuisances. (Charlotte Seymour testimony) 10. The City of Everett assumed that products would be sold or displayed on the premises because typically beauty salons sell hair accessories such as shampoo, hair conditioners , combs , etc. (Ervine testimony) The Appellant, however , submitted that no products would be sold or displayed on the premises. (Dave Seymour testimony) 11. There is to be no receipt or distribution of products on site . It is the intent of the Appellant to provide a place for hair cuts and shampoos. No deliveries of products would be made. (Charlotte Seymour testimony) 12. Only the Appellant, Charlotte Seymour , would be employed on the premises. (Charlotte Seymour testimony) 13 . Nomore than one-quarter of the total floor area of the dwelling would be used for the occupation. (Dave Seymour testimony) 14 . Access to the work space can be from within or without the structure_ The Appellant submitted that if necessary the access to the work space' would be from within the structure. (Dave Seymour testimony) 15_ There would be no sign advertising the Home Occupation Permit. (Charlotte Seymour testimony) 16 . The Everett Planning Department submitted that the proposed beauty salon will impact this and other residential neighborhoods in an adverse manner . According to the City the impact will be the result of the proliferation of other similar activities providing direct customer services in residentially zoned areas. The City submitted that this decision would allow beauty salons in any residential area. (Ervine testimony, staff report) 17. The Appellant submitted that "not everyone would have the same desire , circumstances , resources or opportunities to own a home business" . As a result there would be no proliferation of similar activities providing direct customer services. (submittal of May 20 , 1985 , exhibit 9)