(A) No individual person, firm, association, church or corporation that is not regularly engaged in the sale of personal property shall hold or have a garage sale or sale in the general nature of a garage sale without first obtaining a permit form the town.
(B) A charge shall not be made by the town for the issuance of such permits.
(C) An individual person and members of his or her immediate family living in same household shall not have more than two garage sales or similar sales per calendar year.
(D) Non-profit organizations, such as clubs, firms, associations and churches are not limited as to the number of such sales in each calendar year.
(E) Any individual, non-profit organization engaging in a garage sale shall be responsible for the removal of all signs, and unsold merchandise within 12 hours after the conclusion of said sale. In addition, no merchandise or signs advertising said sale shall be placed at a sale location more than 72 hours in advance of the sale.
(F) Individual or non-profit organizations conducting a garage sale shall be responsible for providing adequate traffic control at the sale area as well as assuming responsibility for all accidents and damages, collection and disposal of all refuse created by said sale.
(G) If any person, firm or organization shall be found to be in violation of any of the provisions of this section, and so convicted, he or she shall be punished as provided in § 10.99.
(1979 Code, § G-1) (Ord. passed 2-8-1981) Penalty, see § 10.99