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Time Restrictions: Pinellas Park vs St. Petersburg

How do time restrictions rules compare between Pinellas Park, FL and St. Petersburg, FL?

Pinellas Park and St. Petersburg have similar restriction levels.

Pinellas Park, FL

Pinellas County

Some Restrictions

Pinellas Park limits garage sale hours and duration under Land Development Code Section 18-1530.14, requiring sales to occur during daylight hours and end within a set number of consecutive days per permit.

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St. Petersburg, FL

Pinellas County

Some Restrictions

St. Petersburg garage sales must operate during daylight hours under Section 16.50.160, generally from sunrise to sunset, with no nighttime sales or amplified-sound advertising allowed.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactPinellas ParkSt. Petersburg
Code SectionLDC Section 18-1530.14-
Allowed HoursDaylight hours-
Max DurationAbout 3 consecutive days-
SetupNo early or late display-
NoiseSubject to noise rules-
Allowed hours-Daylight only
Code section-Sec. 16.50.160
Amplified sound-Prohibited
Right-of-way signs-Prohibited
Related rule-Noise ordinance

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Pinellas Park FAQ

What hours can I run a garage sale in Pinellas Park?

Sales should be held during daylight hours, typically sunrise to sunset, and merchandise should not be set up before opening or left out after the sale closes.

How many days in a row can a garage sale last?

Each Temporary Use Permit typically allows up to three consecutive days. Longer sales require a separate permit subject to the annual frequency limit.

St. Petersburg FAQ

Can I keep my garage sale open after dark with floodlights?

No. Garage sales are limited to daylight hours and external floodlighting to extend the sale into the evening is not permitted under Section 16.50.160.

Can I post arrow signs at the corner to direct shoppers?

No. Off-site signs in the public right-of-way, on utility poles, or on traffic devices are prohibited and will be removed by code enforcement, often with a citation to the seller.

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