YAVAPAI COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING ORDINANCE Page 96 E. STORAGE: No storage of materials and/or supplies, including vehicles or equipment used in the occupation, indoors or outdoors, shall be permitted which will be hazardous to surrounding neighbors or detrimental to the residential character of the neighborhood. Outside storage shall be in keeping with outside storage requirements for a single-family residence per this Ordinance. F. VEHICLES: The home occupation shall not utilize or rely upon delivery or service from large vehicles not customary in residential areas. G. TRAFFIC: The use shall not generate pedestrian or vehicular traffic beyond that normal to the District in which it is located. H. SIGNAGE: Signage shall be in keeping with Section 601 (Sign Code) regarding nameplate identification signage for a residence and shall not advertise the home occupation. I. ENFORCEMENT: Home Occupations, where permitted, shall be subject to issuance of a Home Occupation Permit and shall comply with the noted criteria. The Home Occupation application shall be subject to review by the Development Services Director at any time. Violation of any of the criteria for a home occupation as set out in this Ordinance shall be grounds for cancellation of the Home Occupation Permit. The Development Services Director shall have the authority to revoke the Home Occupation Permit if it has been demonstrated that the terms and conditions of the Home Occupation Ordinance have been violated. J. APPEAL: A decision of the Development Services Director approving, disapproving or imposing conditions, regarding the home occupation, may be appealed to the Board of Supervisors. Appeal is subject to an application for appeal being on file in the Development Services Department within thirty (30) days of notification of action taken on said home occupation. A. LOT DIMENSIONS AND AREA: No lot or parcel shall hereinafter be established so as to be smaller than the minimum dimensions and area, nor larger than the maximum depth, except if it is determined that a greater depth does not adversely effect projected street or alley alignments, provided under the regulations for the District of jurisdiction. Where no density has been established, then the regulations of the two (2) acre Density District (D2A District) shall control. 1. Substandard Lots, either as to dimensions or area, that were legally established when same came under the District jurisdiction shall be considered as legal lots in that District. 2. Combined Lots, to the extent of crossing common boundaries with structures, shall be considered as one (1) lot, except that the front of the individual lots shall remain as the front of the combined lots. 3. Wedge Shaped Lots shall be considered legal width lots when same (measured at the front required setback line) is not less than the required width for a lot having parallel sides; however, a deeper setback line may be shown on a recorded plat at which location the minimum lot width is acceptable and the required front yard shall thereafter be measured thereto. 4. Block (group of lots bounded by streets) Shortage of not more than five percent (5%) of sufficient frontage to create an additional minimum width for the District, may be distributed in any suitable manner (which distribution may include corresponding shortages in lot areas). SECTION 546 LAND DIVISION