(A) As used herein, GARAGE OR YARD SALE is defined as a public or private sale conducted by the owner or occupier of a premises, and conducted within a residence, garage, other accessory buildings or outside thereof, which sale is of six or more items of personal property owned or in the possession of the owner or occupier of the premises, which personal property was not acquired by the owner or occupier for the purpose of resale.
(B) A garage or yard sale may be conducted two times in any one calendar year per address on any premises located only in any residential zone, but no such sale shall be conducted for more than three consecutive days. No such outside sales shall be conducted in business districts, except town-wide sales. Town-wide sales do not require a permit and do not count in the above calculation.
(C) All items of personal property sold at such garage or yard sale shall be owned by the owner or occupier of the premises, unless permission for sale of items not owned is given at the time of issuance of the permit provided for herein by the person issuing the permit.
(D) Such garage or yard sale shall only be conducted during the hours from sunrise to sunset.
(E) All personal property exhibited for sale outside any structure during such garage or yard sale shall be removed from the outside and placed within a structure immediately following the last day of such sale. All signs erected for such garage or yard sale shall likewise be removed within 48 hours following the last day of such sale.
(F) No such garage or yard sale shall be held without the owner or occupier of the premises having first obtained a permit therefor. Such permit shall be obtained by applying therefor from the Administrator, who shall issue such permit upon payment of a fee of $5. Such permit shall specify the address and date(s) of such sale.
(G) Such permit shall be posted in plain view on the premises during the date(s) of such sale.
(Ord. 2017.7.24(A), passed 7-24-2017) Penalty, see § 110.99