Relating to home occupations on lands zoned for resource uses.

HB 2455 changes Oregon's zoning law to allow property owners in resource-use zones (like farms or forests) to operate home-based businesses without living on the property. Previously, such businesses had to be run by a resident owner or their employee; this bill removes that residency requirement for the property owner. The law keeps existing rules about business size (max five employees), location (in the home or associated buildings), and avoiding interference with other zone uses. It does not permit new structures or affect decisions about changing land zones.