Incidental sales, as defined in § 155.004, may be held on property zoned residential subject to the following limitations:
(A) No more than four incidental sales may held at the same real property by the sale occupant within the same calendar year; however, if a new resident moves into that property after four sales have already been held, that new resident is entitled to hold one additional sale that year. The city-wide yard sales held in the spring and fall each year sponsored by the city are exempt from this provision and shall not count towards the annual limit.
(B) No incidental sale shall continue for more than 72 hours from beginning to end, regardless of how many hours the personal property may be viewed and when transactions actually occur within that time period.
(C) No public way, including sidewalks, shall be obstructed by an incidental sale, nor shall any yard sale signage be placed on public property (specifically include utility poles and street signs) or in such a way as to dangerously obstruct the visibility of passing vehicle or pedestrian traffic.
(D) Incidental sales shall only be conducted between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
(E) An incidental sale, as permitted by this section, does not modify applicable parking regulations set forth elsewhere in this code.
(F) The sale of any hazardous or controlled substance, or other personal property the sale of which is limited, regulated, or forbidden by state or federal law, must comply with all applicable statues; failure to do so will result in the entire incidental sale being prohibited under this section.
(Ord. 2024-01, passed 1-22-2024)