Relating to the authority of a municipality to regulate a home-based business.

HB 2464 limits city regulations on qualifying home-based businesses by prohibiting municipalities from banning these businesses or requiring licenses, permits, or rezoning for operations that meet "no-impact" criteria. It directly affects homeowners operating small-scale businesses from residential properties that do not exceed occupancy limits, generate traffic or noise, or visibly disrupt neighborhoods. Key provisions prevent cities from mandating fire sprinklers in single-family homes or multi-family units with two or fewer residences, while still requiring compliance with basic health, safety, and noise ordinances. The bill defines "no-impact" businesses as those with minimal employees/clients, no street parking impact, invisible operations, and no noise violations. This law became effective immediately upon the governor’s signature on June 12, 2025.